Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers participated in Capital One’s The Match on Tuesday, as he and Bryson DeChambeau took down Tampa Bay Buccaneers signal-caller Tom Brady and Phil Mickelson With live cameras and microphones on the participants many tuned in to see if there would be anything to give insight into the Aaron Rodgers potential training camp holdout. There wasn’t much to shake from the Aaron Rodgers speculation tree during the match. Attempts by commentators to pry for information were met with replies that didn’t provide much evidence for what the conclusion to the situation will be. Rodgers replied with “we’ll see,” when asked if he’ll be under center for the Packers against the Bears in October and the season opener against the Saints in September. 

With banter ongoing through the eighteen holes, they did golf as well. Dechambeau and Rodgers finished 3 and 2 over Mickelson and Brady. The match was played at The Reserve at Moonlight Basin, a golf course in Big Sky, Montana. According to the Green Bay Packers official website, the competition helped raise 6.3 million meals for Feeding America and $2.6 million for My Brother's Keeper, an initiative aimed to address opportunity gaps faced by boys and young men of color. 

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