Arlovski if he is willing to.

Yeah, it's really interesting to see this from two different vantage points, right?

Like if someone wants to tell me that Aaron Rodgers is gonna want out of Green Bay because he disagrees with some of the decisions, or he's unhappy with some of the relationships I could buy into that I could buy into him going.

You shouldn't have drafted Jordan Love in the first round, and you should have got someone in the second round or you are.

You should have given me the opportunity on fourth down, and that's going to create some strain and the head coach quarterback relationship.

I could buy into that, but I can't buy into the fact that someone telling me Aaron Rodgers wants to leave because he also thinks that there's a better football option for him out there.

This guy's got 8000 yards, 74 touchdowns in nine picks over the last two years under Matt LaFleur.

There is no upgrade football wise, so this decision would be strictly because off the emotional or lack thereof, attachment to the organization.

That's fair.

Dominique, what do you think?

I don't think I don't think that it's that it's just that.

And I think that Aaron Rodgers is good enough to go somewhere else and make them as good and perform as well, especially if you go somewhere like L.

A.

Where they have a good defense and it won't be all on his back.

So I think you couldn't talk yourself into believing it's a better football situation and Pat brought up Curb your enthusiasm to start this segment, and all I can think about is how my man Leon called him Long ball.

Larry and Aaron Rodgers is long ball.

Larry.

He could go wherever the hell he wants.

They get good all of a sudden.

So you guys keep talking this emotional attachment nonsense.

If you want Aaron Rodgers gonna go out, go outside and say, Hey, baby, I'm going to get a pack of cigarettes from the corner store and y'all ain't never gonna see that bad man again.

That that emotional attachment.

So that's garbage.

We just saw a quarterback leave New England, go to Tampa Bay, take a team that had been to the playoffs because the 13 years and go to the Super Bowl then Ah, better football option.

If Aaron Rodgers decides he wants to go to L.

A and take the Rams to the Super Bowl or San Francisco and take the 40 Niners to this rule, that's what he Wow, He could do whatever you can.

You cannot.

Okay, first of all, you cannot use Tom Brady's an example.

New England stunk.

He left that roster because it stunk.

Second of all, the Rams can't afford him.

Like what if they don't have a first round pick?

What are they gonna give Green Bay?

Yes.

Could you see him?

You know you're missing the point.

Dan, Listen.

Listen to Schefter, Dan.

For what?

Tell?

Yes, teams can do anything they want teams can do and find out if Aaron Rodgers Els Green Bay.

And I'm not telling you, we will.

But if he tells them I'm not showing up there again and I want to go play in L A.

Guess what?

Your packers.

You're stuck, duck e get that.

Like there's the 1% chance e 1% chance he's gonna go.

I don't wanna go to Green Bay and it's 3 g fucking.

But at the end of day, Green Bay is not gonna let him walk for, like, 1/4 round pick.

You know, course rams Onley have such Emma.

Oh, Dad, so dramatic.

They're not gonna let him walk for fourth round, you know?

No doy pal does.

Shawn Watson hates the owner of the team.

He wants the hell out of there.

That's not because in emotional situations, the same thing with Aaron.

It's not because of football.

He hates the situation.

It's gonna be three first rounders.

Four first round.

You get Aaron on your team, though.

Guess what happens.

Super Bowl, Just like Tom Brady with You got old heads ring chasing down to Tampa who used to go up to New England.

I'd assume if Aaron wants somewhere else, you get all the old heads going wherever the hell Erin's going, especially if it's a warmer climate like Los Angeles now.

Granted, I hope it's not that I hope it's Indianapolis, but what we're saying Dan is Erin could do whatever the hell he wants because he, Aaron Rodgers, Dan E and realize that that's the case.

I'm not disagreeing with Rogers having the ability to do it.

We he wants what I'm pointing out is the fact that he's the line in football, one of tears in football, like there's a lot of really good football in Green Bay.

So he's if he's gonna want his way out, it has to be to a place that he thinks is at least on par.

And there's not a lot of rocks yelling like heathens.

Relax, just say this.

They could stick Aaron Rodgers based on a Pop Warner team and they'd be competitive.

He could take everyone okay, and I was just fired.

Today again.

Well, there's ties in California.

Just think Lodge has only been to one Super Bowl y'all.

He's the last four playoff game, the last four conference championship games he could.

He has his options.

Let's see what he thinks.

Yes, I will merely button it on a spectacular from all of you by saying that in all the years I've been covering football, when they draft the quarterbacks replacement, the quarterback doesn't stay.

It just doesn't happen.

So the idea that Aaron Rodgers is gonna be on the Packers for the next three or four years, it would be practically unprecedented.

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