The Green Bay Packers general manager has explained why there might be a hold up in getting a deal done for Aaron Rodgers.
Both the Packers and New York Jets are keen to make the deal happen after weeks of talks, with the Jets to finally acquire a franchise quarterback - something they've been needing for three decades.
The Packers, meanwhile, are set to rebuild around fourth-year quarterback Jordan Love, who has been benched throughout the first three seasons of his career behind Rodgers. Green Bay had seen Love as their long-term successor to Rodgers, but that transition was halted after the latter won consecutive MVP awards.
