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Andrew Brandt

Aaron Rodgers’s Return to the Packers Went Against Two Years of Clues

I was wrong. I thought Aaron Rodgers and the Packers would divorce this month—that it would be an amicable one in which each side is O.K. with the result and happy (if not relieved) to move on, but a divorce nonetheless. But reports today indicate the marriage will continue, with a proposed continuance of four years (subject to change, of course), and it will be an expensive one.

As a prognosticator, even a supposedly keen one on this topic, I am surprised and admit my mistake. As a fan, however, I am pleased. What fan would not want Rodgers piloting their team? And, as everyone reading this knows, I have been partial to this player, even dealing with occasional storms of social media rebuke in doing so.

More déjà vu

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