GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Before this year's NFL draft, Amari Rodgers called the Green Bay Packers his "dream scenario," in part because of the opportunity to catch passes from reigning NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers.
The former Clemson star still hopes that's the case even though things have deteriorated between the quarterback and the organization.
But it doesn't sound like general manager Brian Gutekunst picked Rodgers as peace offering to his franchise quarterback.
"I hope everybody on our team and within our building is excited about adding Amari," Gutekunst said Friday.