The Green Bay Packers are dismissing a published report claiming the team is close to a deal to bring Randy Moss to Green Bay.
The Boston Herald cites a source in Wisconsin saying the Packers will get Moss and tight end Courtney Anderson in a trade for backup quarterback Aaron Rodgers and a seventh-round draft pick in 2008.
The newspaper reports the Packers would also get a conditional draft pick in 2009 based on Rodgers's performance in Oakland during the next two seasons.
The Boston Herald did cite a source close to Rodgers adamantly denying the rumors and saying the two teams haven't had substantial talks.
The Green Bay Packers typically don't comment on trade talks, but a public relations representative dismissed the Herald's report.
The best thing about this trade coming off would be watching Packer fans shamelessly fawn over Moss wearing the green and gold after cursing his name for years. One pre-season touchdown would be all it would take for the Green Bay faithful to embrace him with open arms. Welcome back to Lambeau Randy.
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