Packers Morning Buzz: Aaron Rodgers on getting 'another chance' against Tom Brady

Welcome to your Morning Buzz, rounding up news and views regarding the Green Bay Packers from around the web and here at PackersNews.com.

We'll start with Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers looking forward to another matchup against Tom Brady next season ... only this time, Brady will be playing for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers:

“I think it is definitely strange,” Rodgers told Golf Channel’s Chantel McGabe, via the Touchdown Wire. “It will be strange to not see him in a Patriot jersey. We played them a couple of years ago and thought that was probably the last time we’d play each other. Now, we get another chance.

“I think having him in the league is obviously great for the league and he’s a fantastic player. His career speaks for itself. Obviously, he still feels like he has a lot — he has something left to prove. I don’t think he does. I think it is only to himself that he can still do it. What he’s done kind of setting the bar for the rest of us with his health and his work ethic and his longevity is something I think that is appreciated now and is going to be appreciated even greater when he’s done playing.”

You can read more from the Rodgers interview here:

New England coach Bill Belichick was asked Monday for his thoughts on Brady's departure:

Tom Silverstein looks at the wild-card factor in the Packers' wide receiver battle:

The NFL releases more details about what will be an unusual 2020 draft:

NBC's esteemed Peter King doesn't foresee the NFL season starting on time and says it could be shortened to 14 games:

And the NFL also laid out plans for "virtual" offseason workout programs:

The Packers could get a chance to draft one of the athletic linebackers that LSU always seems to churn out:

Our Draftville podcast looks at quarterbacks who could tempt Packers if they're on the board:

This could be the first time since Javon Walker in 2002 that the Packers draft a wide receiver in the first round, Jason Wilde writes for the Wisconsin State Journal:

Tom Oates insists that drafting a game-breaking receiver is a must:

Former Vikings and Seahawks quarterback Tarvaris Jackson dies in a car crash:

And finally:

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