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We've kind of covered the draft from a variety of angles, but the biggest story yesterday

was still Aaron Rogers.

And I don't know what his goal was yesterday because I think Russell Wilson wants to stay

wanted to stay with Seattle.

He just wanted to give them a wake up call to say, hey, don't forget about me here.

You know, the clock is ticking on me being one of the great quarterbacks of all time.

And I think that Russ wanted to seat at the table.

He wanted just to get the organization moving like, hey, how about some help here?

You know, can we get an offensive line in here?

He just wanted to get their attention.

Now keep in mind, he had asked for a seat at the table and he was told that he was not

allowed to sit down at the table with Seahawks.

And I think that led to the frustration when he came on the show, when he talked about

tired of getting hit so many times and it felt like he thought he was in limbo there.

And then a couple of days later, all of a sudden, the list of teams that, hey, if you want

to trade me, these are teams.

Now I don't think that he wanted to be traded.

But if you want to trade me and don't value me, then trade me.

Aaron Rogers is different.

I think Aaron Rogers, a couple of times in his career in Green Bay, has tried to rattle

the organization a little bit to get its attention.

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