Aaron Rodgers: NFL Players Lack 'critical Thinking' On CBA usatoday.com

GREEN BAY, Wis. – The NFL offseason has barely begun, but Aaron Rodgers threw his first Hail Mary of 2020 on Friday. In a radio interview with "Wilde & Tausch" on ESPN Wisconsin, the Green Bay Packers quarterback who serves as the team’s NFLPA representative lamented all the reasons he believes the players association should not agree to the league’s collective-bargaining proposal.