By Andrew Gould Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers appear to be in a better place. After years of break-up rumors, the quarterback signed a three-year extension that will likely keep him in Wisconsin until his retirement. On Wednesday, he struck a far different tone from last year’s critical press conference to start training camp. Rodgers discussed Nicolas Cage, jokingly called the Packers a defense-first team without Davante Adams, and said he’s driven by his love of football when speaking to reporters. While his relationship with the team has seemingly improved, he shared an anecdote s…