Brandon Marshall: 'Aaron Rodgers is MVP, Packers can still win a Super Bowl' I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Brandon Marshall: 'Aaron Rodgers is MVP, Packers can still win a Super Bowl' I FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2021-07-23T13:50:30Z
Description: Aaron Rodgers reportedly wants "years off his deal, so he can pull a Tom Brady and be the next guy to try to go elsewhere to win a championship”. Brandon Marshall decides whether it's a good or bad idea for Rodgers to follow Brady’s footsteps and attempt to leave the Green Bay Packers.

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Aaron Rodgers reportedly wants "years off his deal, so he can pull a Tom Brady and be the next guy to try to go elsewhere to win a championship”. Brandon Marshall decides whether it's a good or bad idea for Rodgers to follow Brady’s footsteps and attempt to leave the Green Bay Packers.

JULY 23, 2021・first things first・1:23

Aaron Rodgers

National Football League

Green Bay Packers

Brandon Marshall

First Things First

Brandon Marshall: 'Aaron Rodgers is MVP, Packers can still win a Super Bowl' I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Aaron Rodgers reportedly wants "years off his deal, so he can pull a Tom Brady and be the next guy to try to go elsewhere to win a championship”. Brandon Marshall decides whether it's a good or bad idea for Rodgers to follow Brady’s footsteps and attempt to leave the Green Bay Packers.

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