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Green Bay Packers running back Aaron Jones recently shared his thoughts on the ongoing offseason rumors surrounding quarterback Aaron Rodgers. In an interview with NFL Network, Jones expressed his confidence that Rodgers will return to the Packers for the 2023 season, despite reports suggesting the opposite.

Jones said that he and his teammates are hopeful that Rodgers will return and that they have been keeping in touch with him during the offseason. He also mentioned that Rodgers is an important part of the team and that they need him to win games.

The rumors surrounding Rodgers' future with the Packers started last year when he reportedly became unhappy with the team's front office and the lack of input he had in personnel decisions. The situation escalated when Rodgers skipped the team's offseason activities and training camp, leading to speculation that he would be traded.

However, the Packers ultimately decided to keep Rodgers and he had an outstanding 2022 season, leading the team to the NFC Championship Game. Despite this success, rumors of a potential trade or retirement for Rodgers have persisted throughout the offseason.

Jones' comments echo those of other Packers players, who have expressed their desire for Rodgers to return. Wide receiver Davante Adams has also been vocal about his desire to continue playing with Rodgers, calling him the best quarterback in the league.

The Packers have remained relatively quiet about the situation, with general manager Brian Gutekunst stating that the team is focused on the draft and the upcoming season. However, the uncertainty surrounding Rodgers' future has led to speculation about potential trade destinations, with teams such as the Denver Broncos and Las Vegas Raiders being mentioned as potential landing spots.

Despite the ongoing rumors, it is clear that the Packers and their players are hoping that Rodgers will return for another season. Whether or not this will happen remains to be seen, but Jones and his teammates are staying optimistic and preparing for the upcoming season with or without Rodgers.