No.

If I was him, I I'd want out.

It's not gonna happen.

We understand that.

Um but, you know, I'm very serious when I say this, Dan, I'm not joking around by any stretch of the imagination.

I think he should want that.

I don't think he should want to be there.

I think from the time that they drafted Jordan, love on put their succession plan right in front of their face.

We walked into the season believing that Aaron Rodgers had a few years left A few years, and yet we looked at him and we saw that the Green Bay Packers clearly made a statement that we were moving in a different.

We were moving in a forward direction and we were planning for life without you.

I find that to be very insulting, and I think that when you consider your mat Leflore again, you got the job being the 27th ranked the offensive coordinator of the 27th ranked offense in the National Football League.

When you were with the Tennessee Titans and somehow some way you managed to get this job anyway, you go back to back 13 and three seasons with birth to the NFC title game, but clearly you're Aaron Rodgers.

This is the same Aaron Rodgers that was once told by the organization that shut up and go play.

We make the decisions, you go out there and play.

They've disregarded him for years.

His wishes etcetera, etcetera.

Last this past season, when he threw 22 passes to Tavon Austin, it was the first time in his career he had thrown a pass to a first round wide receiver pick in the NFL drivers, the first time he did it in his career.

You have just disregarded this man's wishes.

You've disregarded what this man needs.

You've rode his coattails and his shoulders for years and years and years, and then to culminate everything and punctuated with what I consider to be an incredibly insulting decision on the path of Matt LeFlore.

When you decide to kick to kick a field goal with two minutes and five seconds left, you're in 1/4 and gold situation.

I understand it might have been daunting considering what transpired previously, but in the end, electing to give the ball back to Tom Brady when all Tom Brady needed was our first down.

Not a field goal, not a touchdown.

Just one first down to seal the deal.

That's all he needed.

And instead you elect to go that route instead of telling Aaron Rodgers This is why you get paid the big bucks.

This is why you are that bad, man.

Go get it done.

Instead of doing that, you make that decision to me.

It was the final last straw.

If I'm Aaron Rodgers, I don't want to talk to him.

I don't want to accept this phone calls.

I don't wanna look at him.

You have shown you I don't give a damn about what you have to say in the press conference.

You have shown me you don't trust may.

You don't believe in me as much as I want you to.

I need to go elsewhere now.

It's not gonna happen.

But you asked me.

What should Aaron Rodgers feel like?

Meeting.

What should he want?

Toe happen?

What you need, dio, if I was him, that's what I want to do.

Ridiculous to pin this right now on anyone but Rodgers.

I mean, it's a team effort, but Rodgers failures or his own.

From yesterday, Of course, it was a bad mistake.

It was a bad decisions, a blunder by the floor to kick the field goal instead of going for it.

You know, maybe if Rodgers on the previous play would have run when he had daylight scored a touchdown, we wouldn't have to argue about it.

At worst, he have been stopped on the one and then guess what?

The floor would have gone for it.

Fourth and one.

Now, maybe he was thinking about from the eight.

That's a little bit different.

Maybe he was remembering back to I don't know the end of the first half when Rogers had three shots of Davante Adams and couldn't get it done.

And then Brady came right back and got it done with a touchdown bomb.

And by the way, they did stop the Bucks.

Bucks received a generous P I call.

I don't know if that's a catchable ball, but the ref who, like you, call the P I down the field.

Worse, clearly was holding from the start of that play.

Hooked, his man wrote him textbook holding.

They didn't call that So if it's even called fairly, it's not what wound up happening.

Maybe they do stop the bucks.

Yes, it was a mistake, but no, that doesn't mean Rogers should leave their 13 and three for the second consecutive season with the floor.

13 and three.

They want a playoff game against Seattle, 13 and three again, and they won two playoff games.

They're heading in the right direction.

Should Rogers be mad that they drafted his successor, Of course, just a Brett Farve was when they drafted Rogers.

That's how Green Bay does.

That's their M O.

That is how they operate.

But now that they drafted a successor and they're having more success year after year, you have to imagine they can use this draft to go get him help.

Finally.

No, no, no.

Rogers, if you can point to a team and say that is a much better situation, Rogers should go there at this point in his career.

Okay, but I don't know that I see that.

What don't the Packers have what glaring hole?

They have a great lead wide out.

They have a running back, They have a quarterback.

They haven't offensive line.

Their defense was trending in the right direction toward the end of the year.

And now they don't have to worry about Roger's successor using that draft capital.

Why would he wanna leave learning the floor system?

He won 13 games.

Once he knew it, he won the M v P.

You wanna leave that?

Because you Why, Stephen?

Because Rodgers couldn't get it done under pressure.

And now you want to blame the floor?

Get out of here.

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