Reacting to Aaron Rodgers being called a ‘complicated fella’ | Get Up

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Adam Schefter joins Domonique Foxworth, Damien Woody and Mike Greenberg on Get Up to explain whether any new updates surrounding Aaron Rodgers will surface soon.

0:00 How the Green Bay Packers’ front office has handled the situation.

1:30 Woody responds to Packers President & CEO’s comments that Rodgers is a “complicated fella.”

2:38 Foxworth doesn’t think Mark Murphy’s comments were smart.

4:00 What’s Rodgers planning as his next step?

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