Aaron Rodgers’ Packers return could resuscitate Davante Adams contract talks
NY Post
After all the offseason drama surrounding Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers, it appears that the superstar quarterback will remain in the gold and green uniform.
The Packers have offered Rodgers a deal that will include concessions and will keep him in Green Bay for at least one more season, according to ESPN. The financial terms of the deal are not publicly known. The deal would also persuade Rodgers to return for the start of training camp instead of sitting out as he planned. The 37-year-old has already skipped both OTAs and minicamp. “We want him back, we’re committed to him for 2021 and beyond. He’s our leader and we’re looking forward to winning another Super Bowl,” team president Mark Murphy said Monday at the franchise’s annual shareholders meeting.
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