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The Packers sound sold on keeping Flynn around to back up Aaron Rodgers. HC Mike McCarthy told reporters Tuesday at the NFL Annual Meeting that the team wants to re-sign Flynn. Reported by NFL.com

Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
McCarthy said he felt "great respect and admiration" for the 28-year-old journeyman who played in five games for the Packers after being released by both the Oakland Raiders and Buffalo Bills during a rocky sixth season in the NFL. Flynn finished 2-2-1 in place of the injured Rodgers, exhibiting streaky play from wire to wire. The Packers are fond of Flynn because he knows McCarthy's offense well after a previous stint with the team from 2008-11. The coach also told reporters he'd like to keep three passers on the 53-man roster come September, presumably good news for under-contract Scott Tolzien.

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