He's not buying it, he says.

There's no way the Packers are going to let him go.

And that errands, just kind of emotional disappointment.

All that kind of stuff is talking.

Should we care what Brett Farve has to say on the subject?

Not really.

Not really, because far would have no idea what he's talking about.

With all due respect in regards to this, because he has not been Amma Rogers, if you recall Brett Favre, Super Bowl champion, one of the great quarterbacks who have ever lived and actually a really, really nice guy, I'd like to add that as well.

Brett Farve never had never received the treatment that Aaron Rodgers has received.

Brett Farr was playing with Reggie White and those boys.

Brett Farve once had Sterling Sharpe as his receiver.

And by the way, for those out there who forget who Sterling Sharpe Waas.

Excuse me?

Randy Moss is the second greatest receiver of all time.

Jerry Rice is obviously number one.

We put people like Carol Owens up in there.

What have you, Sterling Sharpe?

Go back and watch the video tapes.

Go back and watch out his brother performs in Green Bay.

If this brother hadn't had, I think it was his neck injury, if correctly from wrong Marcus Spears.

Sterling Sharpe was one of the great great receivers the game of football has ever seen.

Brett Farve had that brother to throw to for a few years.

Brett Farve had that guy, if I remember correctly.

But he also had others okay.

In the end, Brett Farve, which treated like a God like figure in Green Bay, he could do no wrong.

Even with the media.

We have people even on this network.

Oh, look at Brett Farve.

Jump into the arms of his offensive lineman.

Oh, look at him.

Sit up there and throw the ball under head.

It's the kid in him.

It's never left.

I mean, the fawning by reporters, pundits, commentators all over the place.

It was just nauseated.

The tape, that kind of stuff.

That kind of treatment that Brett Fog received is completely the antithesis of what Aaron Rodgers has had to endure.

Aaron Rodgers has been underappreciated.

Aaron Rodgers has not received the respect and the difference from the green and the difference from the Green Bay Packers organization that he deserves.

And as a result, that is why Brett Farve, I say respectfully in this particular situation.

He wouldn't know what he's talking about because the level of frustration that Aaron Rodgers has had to endure playing and working for and starring for this organization, holding it on his shoulders, literally and figuratively.

Breadth far never had to deal with that level of disrespect.

So he is right about the emotional aspect off Aaron Rodgers.

But in terms of how palpable it could end up being how significant it could end up being, I don't think that Brett Farve is really measuring this to the degree that it deserves.

Aaron Rodgers ain't just frustrated in the moment.

It's a long, ongoing thing with a level of respect that he has warranted and deserved, has not been granted to him.

And I wouldn't be surprised at all if he sat up there and said, Look, I don't wanna be here any longer.

There is literally not a person who ever lived who is in a better position to say to comment on Aaron Rodgers than Brett Farve.

Stephen Day Brett Farve was once upon a time in the exact same position of Aaron Rodgers.

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