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You're listening to Fox Sports Radio. We're going to have some fun here. Lava are in 10. My man with the hell's going on on a Thursday. Everything in nothing at all. Yeah, so we're going to we're going to break down this fencing match. Yeah, the Olympics that's currently going on or maybe it's on delay. Who the hell knows at this point, but we've been waiting to hear the you know from Aaron Rogers and I'll be honest with you. You

were like Lavar is like, he's really on to something here. Well, but here's the thing about it is you didn't think that. Well, part of it I did. But the thing about it is when you were going to make if I were going to make a Mount Rush more of passive aggressive athletes Aaron Rogers is on that list. Like you never really get the truth. It's always sort of a riddle. And then it's like a fortune. He's the Joker, bro. Yeah, it's never you never get a straight answer out of him. And then he steps to the

Mike yesterday at Lambo and kills it. Yes, basically took the ball bat to the to the Green Bay Packer organization. And the best part is he did so in a way to where you can't

have made sense. It didn't sound like a guy that was that was being completely unreasonable. That was totally on hand. It was actually very sensible. Yes, it was very reasonable. It was it was rooted and grounded in

logic. And for what it's worth. I know me and Brady got into a heat at one at the beginning of the show yesterday. And I had a heated conversation with Greg Jennings on on a speak. It doesn't sound like a man who is trying to go.

He doesn't sound like he's trying now he used past tenses and some of the things that he said I've enjoyed my time here as a Green Bay Packer. But a lot of the way he strategically said the things that he said in that press conference.

It raised the stakes further like I said, coming in Jonas, he is putting he is strategically putting a the weight of the Green Bay world on that front office.

His shoulders. And I think there's there's a couple of different conversations here. One of them being all right, does Aaron Rogers want to go and the other being does he think he's going to go.

And and I I believe in a perfect world. Can I reframe it? Can I refer?

Yeah, please do. If Aaron Rogers has to go. Versus if he if he can stay. Yeah. And I believe that you did what I'm saying. You got to frame it the right way. He's he's positioning himself. If you're going to try and

for because here's what's happening. And I'm not going to interrupt you. But I'm fine. Here's what's happening. You have two adversaries. It's the front office that once Aaron Rogers gone.

And it's Aaron Rogers that once the front office. Yeah, both want the other out. Right. Yeah. So now you have an entire offseason where the passiveness of what Aaron Rogers has done.

He put the front office on blast without one singular quote. Yeah.

Now you have all this pressure that's coming towards the front office based off of what's being put out there. By the way, Aaron Rogers feels about it without him having said one word.

Mark Murphy makes the the it was a bad mistake. It was a horrible move on his party. Like he might have lost his queen on on the table on the board. When he made the move and came out and made a personal opinion about he put a personal opinion out there in the media to consume about what he felt about Aaron Rogers.

That is a bad move. And then Aaron Rogers comes in subtly calmly. Yep. Right measured. Very measured. And almost like a guy who had sat in Hawaii at one point in time and said, you know what while I'm finishing off this bottle of scots, let me go ahead and think about what I'm going to say when I should report to camp.

I'm going to assassinate them. And it was so it was man, it was really well done. And I think this in a perfect world. I believe Aaron Rogers would like to stay in green Bay. I think Aaron Rogers.

And now you're coming into my my world of thought here. See, I think the conversation you and Brady were having is you guys were almost getting to the same point, but from different

things. I think if you just get to the to the ground level of it all, I believe Aaron Rogers in a perfect world would like to stay in green Bay and finish his career in green Bay.

But he wants to do it on his terms. And that's where Mark Murphy. And I don't even want to bring in Brian Goudon Coons. I think this is a Murphy thing. And I think Murphy's been the guy behind the issues this entire time.

This thing is going to play out. And now we've got an entire season to watch a play. He's now Aaron Rogers did exactly what I told you guys he was going to do.

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