Everyone wants to know what’s going on with the Aaron Rodgers situation, but don’t ask Packers CEO Mark Murphy about it.
Earlier this month, before Rodgers’ comments on the “The Pat McAfee Show”, Murphy said the Packers were prepared to move on from the four-time NFL MVP who won one Super Bowl for the club.
“I mean, unless, if things don’t work out the way that we would want them, yeah,” Murphy said in an interview with WLUK-TV. “He’s obviously a great player … “We’re very appreciative of what Aaron has meant to the team and the organization. We want to be respectful and also help him achieve what he wants.” There has been a debate on whether the Packer or Jets hold the leverage in their trade talk with former Green Bay executive Andrew Brandt believing
and former Eagles GM Joe Banner telling The Post’s Brian Costello last week that Gang Green hold all the cards.
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