After well over a month of communications now, the Aaron Rodgers trade has somehow yet to be resolved and made official.
Both the Green Bay Packers and New York Jets are openly keen to get a deal done before the upcoming NFL Draft, with the former set to receive draft compensation for the legendary quarterback. However, the extent of compensation and the final details of the trade are yet to be agreed upon, with the Packers already admitting that they need 'premier assets' if they are to move Rodgers.
The latest being reported is that the Packers will receive two second-round picks, as well as wide receiver Corey Davis in the deal. And while it is being reported that the deal might not be wrapped up for weeks to come, one has suggested that might not be true, and it could essentially happen within the next few days.
