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Tyler Dunne, who covered Rodgers and the Packers for four seasons, joined the Daily Delivery podcast on Friday. He thinks Rodgers is willing to do "whatever it takes to get out" of Green Bay.

Aaron Rodgers says he loves all the people in green Bay except for the ones who run the Packers without asking his opinion.

Catch Up with the Queens Native

Morry Gash/Associated Press Former Green Bay Packers general manager Ron Wolf built a Hall of Fame career while believing in a simple premise at the games most important position: A team should continually invest in quarterbacks.  Mark Brunell, Matt Hasselbeck, Aaron Brooks, Ty Detmer, Kurt Warner and Aaron Rodgers could be found behind Brett Favre at different stages during the quarterbacks ironman streak. In fact, Wolf chose seven signal-callers between 1992 and 2000, with Favre in tow.  So...

Appearing on ESPN Wisconsin, Brett Favre said: “Will he just swallow his pride and come in? Maybe. But I don’t see that happening.”

By any measure, Waddle at six is a disaster Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images So, how many different ways did Miami Dolphins GM Chris Grier manage to screw up the team’s first pick in the 2021 draft, which was sixth overall? Well, for starters, right out of the box, he broke one of the oldest and truest roles of drafting players in the first round, by selecting a wide receiver. This unwritten but irrefutable axiom is both true and provable for two reasons: first, year in and year out, the...

“Short people got no reason to live,” Randy Newman famously sang. Heres Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst’s attitude toward drafting short football players.

Journal & Courier-USA TODAY NETWORK Coming into the draft Green Bay has a few key holes to fill, not only for 2021, but 2022 and beyond as well. Although an extension for Davante Adams is expected before training camp, Green Bay currently has zero wide receivers on the roster in 2022 (Allen Lazard will be a restricted free agent). Green Bay also has potential holes on the offensive line as All-Pro center Corey Linsley joined former Packer Bryan Bulaga in the beautiful Los Angeles sun, and futu...

It is stacked, adjusted and set. It is mocked, remocked and mocked again. But unless you are one of the cooks in the proverbial football kitchen, you havent seen it. It is the stew that everyone in the NFL makes and whose recipe is hidden from anyone outside the family. It is the NFL draft board, a place where player rankings are handed out, complete with concerns, questions and the sometimes tenuous hope of finding the leagues next big star. And contrary to the notion of a "draft season," the ...

Bart Starr resisted giving up his authority over personnel matters President Robert Parins and the executive committee didn’t stop him from hiring Ron Wolf Mar 11, 2021 at 09:30 AM Gordon from Jupiter, FL Several years ago, I read that in 1978 GM/HC Bart Starr went to the board of directors and said he wished to give up his dual position and continue to serve as head coach only. He recommended that the team hire Ron Wolf, then employed by Tampa Bay, ...