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BREAKING NEWS
The Green Bay Packers and New York Jets have agreed to a trade for quarterback Aaron Rodgers, according to multiple sources.
Green Bay Packers get:
Jets first round pick (#13) Jets second round pick 2023 (#42) Jets sixth round pick 2023 (#207) 2024 second round pick CONDITIONAL (*** IF Rodgers plays 65% of snaps this season)
The New York Jets get:
Aaron Rodgers Packers First Round Pick (#15) Packers Fifth Round Pick 2023 (#170)
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David Keech is a math teacher in Wisconsin Rapids and announcer at Abbotsord High School. He coaches basketball, baseball and softball at Central Wisconsin. He has reported on amateur sports since 2011, known as “KeechDaVoice”. David can be contacted at [email protected]
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