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Aaron Rodgers returned to action on Tuesday as the ruling NFL MVP looked ready to play with the Green Bay Packers after a period of turmoil and uncertainty.
Rodgers returned to Lambeau Field wearing his hair tied back and a T-shirt from The Office Show.
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The quarterback star appeared to be back in Wisconsin late Monday night. A video from the airport paparazzi appears to show Rodgers in the plane and then being escorted off the runway in a black SUV.
Rodgers will enter his seventeenth season with the Packers and possibly his last.
The NFL MVP is expected to fit in with the Packers in 2021 as both sides continue to work toward the final stages of their reworked contract before the start of training camp Tuesday, according to multiple reports.
ESPN reports that the new agreement will help kick-start Rodgers’ departure from Green Bay. The quarterback was originally set to become a free agent after the 2023 season.
The two sides are in the final stages of addressing some of Rodgers’ issues with the organization, according to ESPN.
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The deal will reportedly include voiding the final year of his current deal and preventing him from being exposed to the franchise in the future. Rodgers’ current contract is likely to be modified. It won’t lose any money, but it will make some cover space for the packers.
Rodgers has yet to appear in any of the Packers’ unofficial activities.
Packers Chairman and CEO Mark Murphy told shareholders earlier on Monday that the organization wants him back. General Manager Brian Gutkunst also addressed Packers shareholders.
Rodgers reportedly wanted the organization to get rid of Gutkunst, but Green Bay expressed support for the executive.
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Rodgers has never publicly asked for any trade, only hinting at a problem with the culture of the organization. He often expresses his love for his teammates but doesn’t seem to have any faith in the front office.
From day one, Green Bay was determined to keep Rodgers.
Dan Canova of Fox News contributed to this report.
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