Brandon Flowers: Packers' defense stepped up for Aaron Rodgers in victory vs the Seahawks

Name: Brandon Flowers: Packers' defense stepped up for Aaron Rodgers in victory vs the Seahawks
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Description: Sunday night, Aaron Rodgers led the Green Bay Packers to victory over Russell Wilson and the Seattle Seahawks. Hear why Brandon Flowers thinks the key element to this victory was Green Bay's defense, something Rodgers hasn't had in the past couple of years.

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Sunday night, Aaron Rodgers led the Green Bay Packers to victory over Russell Wilson and the Seattle Seahawks. Hear why Brandon Flowers thinks the key element to this victory was Green Bay's defense, something Rodgers hasn't had in the past couple of years.

JANUARY 13, 2020・first things first・1:01

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Brandon Flowers: Packers' defense stepped up for Aaron Rodgers in victory vs the Seahawks

Sunday night, Aaron Rodgers led the Green Bay Packers to victory over Russell Wilson and the Seattle Seahawks. Hear why Brandon Flowers thinks the key element to this victory was Green Bay's defense, something Rodgers hasn't had in the past couple of years.

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