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Less than 24 hours after the Packers released Aaron Jones, the 29-year-old running back inked a one-year, $7 million deal to sign with the Vikings, according to The Athletic's Dianna Russini.

Green Bay announced the signing of former Raiders running back Josh Jacobs and released UTEP's all-time leading rusher and seven-year veteran Aaron Jones on Monday.

Despite rumors swirling over his future in Green Bay possibly coming to an end, El Paso's own Aaron Jones will remain with the Packers thanks to a restructured deal.

There is nothing like seeing your team beat the opposing teams on the field and on social media.

Our favorite Green Bay Packers running back Aaron Jones has made it big in the music business too, well sort of.

Just because your team may not be the Green Bay Packers doesn't mean you can't support local.

Between his offseason quarantine workouts in El Paso and enjoying fatherhood with the arrival of his first-born son, Packers running back Aaron Jones continues to stay active in preparation for his fourth season in the NFL.

Aaron Jones has been working very hard to get where he is today but to him it's all fun and games doing what he loves.

KLAQ Sports Director Duke Keith uses his first installment of That Will Do to take on the NFL's new labor agreement with its officials. Check it out here at 600ESPNElPaso.com.

Officially, two Hail Mary's were answered in NFL action this week. Unofficially, one was answered by a referee instead of by prayer, and should never have counted.

Mayors Go Hardcore on Super Bowl Bet UCBcomedy.com Watch more comedy videos from the twisted minds of the UCB Theatre at UCBcomedy.com Most years for the Super Bowl, the mayors of the two cities involved make some sort of lame bet. So someone with the Upright Citizens Brigade comedy group made a parody video about the mayors of Green Bay and Pittsburgh making a RIDICULOUS bet.

A man posted a video of his daughter who may one day have a place at the table of the Da Superfans, the Chicago Bears-Bulls-Di'ka-lovin' fans from Saturday Night Live fame. Why? Because this four-year-old was VERY upset the Bears lost to the Packers in the NFC Championship game...