Aaron Rodgers v. Green Bay Packers created perfect NFL media storm, but likely only Rodgers can weather it

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Occasionally, in Big NFL Media, we are granted a perfect storm. The perfect story comes along at the perfect time to further sustain what has already become a near endless news cycle, and reaches such an all-encompassing crescendo that essentially anything goes. No report is too out there. Nothing is too bizarre. Typical rules, perhaps, might not apply. Indeed, anything goes, it seems. If it's whispered, if it's pondered, if it's suspected -- by someone who may or may not truly know what's going on -- there's a good chance you will hear about it or read about it if you are someone who generally consumes NFL content. And right now, my friends, we are right at the vortex of one of those perfect storms. Perhaps the likes of which we have never seen before, given where society is in regards to social media and how information gets dispensed and consumed. Aaron Rodgers v. Green Bay Packers. You couldn't ask for a more iconic clash. The gloves are off, no morsel is too bizarre not to share, and neither side is going to say much publicly as all the mud is slung back and forth. It makes Prescott v. Cowboys from last spring look like a harmonious sideshow.