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On the first day of Packers' mandatory minicamp, the big question was answered.

As Aaron Rogers, the reigning MVP, was a no-show.

Of course, his head coach met with floor was asked how worried Green Bay

fans should be about this situation. I'm not going to get into my conversations with Aaron and

the communication. And I think, you know, I'm naturally optimistic. But, you know, again,

we'll take it day by day and just do whatever we can to help remedy this situation.

You know, I think any time you're talking about any player on your football team, you'd love everybody to be here.

And so, you know, it's certainly, it is what it is, man.

It's a very different storyline down in Tampa for the Super Bowl of champs. Yesterday was Tom Brady's first day back at practice with the Bucks. Even though TV 12 is coming off of knee surgery from earlier this year, it was a full go during the session with the exception of blitz drills. It's all part of the plan, according to his head coach Bruce Ariens.

They looked fine. I had to pull him out a couple. I didn't. At first period, it's okay. You can have four. They kept begging to go back in. But the only thing I didn't want him in was the

bliss period where some guys might get around him too quick. He would still be careful with what

we're doing with him. But yeah, trying to stop him from playing is pretty tough.

The hope in Dallas is Dak Prescott will be fully recovered by the start of Cowboys

Training Camp.

Prescott missing the last 11 games in 2020 due to broken ankle suffered in week five

versus the Giants.

His head coach, Michael McCarthy, has a positive outlook on Dax progress.

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