Aaron Rodgers situation

Episode 1 of the Green and Gold podcast, hosted by Green and Gold, titled "Aaron Rodgers situation" was published on July 28, 2021 and runs 28 minutes.

July 28, 2021 ·28m · Green and Gold

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Grant,Sam, and Hayden do a deep dive onto the Aaron Rodgers solution and what that all details for the Packers future and we talk about the Cobb rumors and how it shows Aaron Rodgers has voice now in the front office and we have a great time

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Grant,Sam, and Hayden do a deep dive onto the Aaron Rodgers solution and what that all details for the Packers future and we talk about the Cobb rumors and how it shows Aaron Rodgers has voice now in the front office and we have a great time

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