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I've been waiting for this all week long. I've been waiting for this LaVar brother. Good to have you back man. Hope you've been well. I always look forward to it.

I'm just saying when you're working with the great Rick Bucher and Joy Taylor at what point during yesterday show on Fox Sports one did you think to yourself.

Oh, Christ, I gotta go work with those two slappers in the morning. Let me just tell you they did right. I was here yesterday. I was here in studio to do the show yesterday.

I'm making my coffee at daddy jeans like what's wrong man. He's like you startled me. I was like, what happened. He's like, you know you're not in today. I was like, oh, I was like so. So basically, Danny, I startled you when you're not expecting to see a big black man.

Hold on. Hold on. Next time. I don't look I'll be honest with you. We know it has clarity in this whole situation on the show. Let's do the show together.

Hey, like you cares at this point. Right. Yeah. Daddy looks at me like you want to stay. I said, dude, I'm going to get a amazing spoon in right now.

Usually sleep at this time. I was slide up in there. Get me an amazing spoon. Oh, you're all you're so you know me with Jonas. Oh, I see. I know. There's not room. I threw my food on. I don't know. Yeah, there's not enough room on there. I thought about it though, Brady. I did. Do you want to fill in? I mean, I got to ask you the love.

I did you. Did you show up in flip flops and a and a t-shirt with some cool retro 80s glasses on like Aaron Rogers.

I mean, look, I got purple on flip flops this morning. So parachute pants on. But that's stunning development. Rogers is back.

Can you believe it? Aaron Rogers is back in the facility in Green Bay. I told you guys he'd be back, man. It's been it's been a long time coming. Everybody. If you're paying attention to all of everything that has happened. Brady has rarely sit. Oh, excuse me. Aaron has rarely said anything that would be connected to anything with him not showing up. I mean, we haven't heard anything from from him other than on the match.

So it's like kind of like for me, everybody who was turning it into he wasn't going to show up or they were bracing for him to retire. You know, I think that was a little bit overstated.

Just a little bit. Love. Although now, I mean, again, we've we've talked about a little bit, but we've got the chance to see what how you think.

My impression is like people on the outside. They didn't really get it because it's easier for them to understand that he wants a new contract with more money. Like that's easy for everyone to go. Oh, yeah, I get that. I want more money too. Like, like everyone can understand that.

Yes. But in this case, they're like, no, the restructuring the contract and then there and then everyone's just like, wait, what? What do you mean? He's not getting more money. He gets more control and freedom of how he leaves.

Like people are having a hard time digesting this. Did you look at it though as a former athlete and say, no, no, I get what he was doing with how he wants this thing to end.

You know what, Brady, I have been conflicted and listen, when I did the show yesterday, I listened to Greg Jennings who played with Aaron Rogers say that this is indeed his last season.

For me, I've taken it a step further because it isn't about the money and like you said, it is certainly about the control of all of this. I don't know that I can relate to his scenario as a former athlete because I never played for a team that doesn't have an owner.

I've basically said that he's walking into a building where he doesn't really have formidable adversaries and what we what we are seeing in my humble estimation is a guy who is manipulating things the way that he wants to manipulate them and by them doing this restructuring the way that they did and making the concessions that they did for him to come back in.

All he's doing is showing you that he can get them to move, you know, that was the conclusion I came to whether he decided it's like this to me, I feel like he stacked the deck.

Then how did he stack the deck? If he has another great season, he yet again puts green Bay and a compromising situation. If you're the GM or the president of this organization, are you in position to really get rid of Aaron Rogers?

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