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<blockquote data-quote="bigbubbatd" data-source="post: 908151" data-attributes="member: 10784"><p>I do think it matters if rodgers said he wanted an extension and they said no we want to restructure. Or if they went to him with the restructure first. They may not have had to do that but knowing Rodgers they likely didn't want to restructure without his consent. </p><p></p><p>I guess I also don't see how this at all points it probably being true the Packers told Rodgers they would trade him. </p><p></p><p>In the end there are a lot of tea leaves that will all read different. I think the Packers wanted to restructure because they want to have options. Rodgers wanted an extension because he wanted control of the end of his time in gb. The Packer then moved toward an extension but probably were willing to give him all he wanted and an already strained relationship strained further. Anything about whether they were going to trade him, if he really wants Gute fired, stuff with kumerow, etc is all much more up in the air to me. </p><p></p><p>Have there been reports from other teams saying the Packers were open to trading Rodgers? Everything I have read from sources with other teams have said the Packers were not interested in trading him and the conversations ended very quickly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bigbubbatd, post: 908151, member: 10784"] I do think it matters if rodgers said he wanted an extension and they said no we want to restructure. Or if they went to him with the restructure first. They may not have had to do that but knowing Rodgers they likely didn't want to restructure without his consent. I guess I also don't see how this at all points it probably being true the Packers told Rodgers they would trade him. In the end there are a lot of tea leaves that will all read different. I think the Packers wanted to restructure because they want to have options. Rodgers wanted an extension because he wanted control of the end of his time in gb. The Packer then moved toward an extension but probably were willing to give him all he wanted and an already strained relationship strained further. Anything about whether they were going to trade him, if he really wants Gute fired, stuff with kumerow, etc is all much more up in the air to me. Have there been reports from other teams saying the Packers were open to trading Rodgers? Everything I have read from sources with other teams have said the Packers were not interested in trading him and the conversations ended very quickly. [/QUOTE]
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