So we had the game of the night in the world of sports. It was the bills. It was the jets.

It was the Aaron Rogers debut. It was September 11th. Rogers running out onto the field with

an American flag in that life. All the hype, all the conversation. And Aaron Rogers went

crashing. Yeah, crashing down in a heap of fire for plays goes down with an injury. And the fear

is that it is a season ending injury for Rogers that it will be in Achilles injury that will be

revealed via MRI coming up later on today. Robert Salad, the head coach spoke about the injury

and spoke about the situation following the game and just talked about how he feels seeing Rogers

go out the way he did. All right. I'll deal with the quarterback real quick.

Concerned with his Achilles, MRI is probably going to confirm what we think is already going to

happen. So prayers tonight, but it's not good. That part sucks and enjoy this win. Winning in the

NFL is hard regardless of what the quarterback is. Personally, I don't hurt for me. I don't hurt

for a locker room. I hurt for Aaron and how much he's invested in all of this.

You know, so I'm still going to say prayer. I'm still going to hold the hold. But,

you know, my my heart's with Aaron right now and nowhere else.

I mean, they did win the game. So that was the winning side's coach talking. We're going to get to

the losing side's coach at some point because there's some real question marks about his quarterback.

But as it pertains to this game, the storyline obviously is Rogers at 39 years old dealing with

what appears to be a season ending injury. This is something you've dealt with in your career,

LeBarr. Yeah. It sucks, man. That that was a real bummer. And you could tell just by the look

that he gave as soon as he went back down to the turf. I just was watching and thinking, oh,

that's it. It's going to go just like this four plays in and that's that's going to be it for

Aaron Rogers this year. That sucks sucks for him. All right. Where do we start with this? Do we

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