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Future Hall of Famer Adrian Peterson told TMZ.com that he would be interested in joining Tom Brady and the Bucs in 2021.

The Aggie The newly expanded playoffs set the stage for a road to the Super Bowl unlike any the world has seen before When the National Football League (NFL) season kicked off last September, nobody knew if it would actually be completed. Following a lengthy negotiation between the players’ association and the league, the plan was finally set. With no preseason games and a shortened training camp, the lead up to the regular season was one players and fans had never seen before.  Playing team sports in a pandemic is a difficult situation to navigate. As the NFL saw with baseball and college...

As noted by Wade and Love, actions like the ones that took place in the Capitol are a disgrace and will go down as a low point on one of the darkest days in American history.

Iowa Man Sells 1800’s Portrait That Looks like QB Aaron Rodgers A Victorian-age portrait was posted on eBay earlier this week and the man in the photo looks exactly like Green Bay Packers Quarterback Aaron Rodgers. The photograph --- which is believed to be from the late-1800's or early-1900s --- also features the man's wife --- and some say the woman faintly resembles Danica Patrick, the ex-girlfriend of the Future Hall of Fame QB. According to the Green Bay Press Gazette, the origin of the photograph is unknown, but the seller, from Marion, IA, found it at an auction in Earlville.

Iowa Man Sells 1800’s Portrait That Looks like QB Aaron Rodgers A Victorian-age portrait was posted on eBay earlier this week and the man in the photo looks exactly like Green Bay Packers Quarterback Aaron Rodgers. The photograph --- which is believed to be from the late-1800's or early-1900s --- also features the man's wife --- and some say the woman faintly resembles Danica Patrick, the ex-girlfriend of the Future Hall of Fame QB. According to the Green Bay Press Gazette, the origin of the photograph is unknown, but the seller, from Marion, IA, found it at an auction in Earlville.