Three, two, one. Oh my goodness, good morning, good afternoon. Whatever it is for you, I hope you're having a fantastic day. My name is Zach Schomler. This is Strong Appendix Sports episode

386. Thank you so very much for tuning and let's jump in. I don't want to waste any time.

We'll talk about Monday Night Football first. On Monday Night Football the Green Bay Packers

beat the Detroit Lions 35 to 17. And first of all let's just say this, the package

are totally fine. They lost week one. Everybody panicked, not

everybody, but a lot of people I saw crazy hot takes out there and a lot of hot

takes I didn't understand happened last week where people suddenly bailed on Aaron Rogers.

You know, he had one bad game and suddenly he's a terrible quarterback and he's thinking about retiring and his

mindset's all wrong and I feel like the same people who said he was fine all year suddenly flipped on him and it was very weird.

Remember the guy won the MVP last year and I don't know. Concern after week one is fine, like totally

I'm cool with that. But the proclamations that suddenly he's over and it's going to be horrible this year,

it was a bit extreme and the media tends to do that. People love to jump to one extreme or the other and

clearly we saw on Monday night that nah it's all good

there's nothing to worry about the packers are actually totally fine.

Aaron Rogers with 22 for 27 passing for 255 yards four passing touchdowns.

He literally only had one bad decision all game where he forced to throw in a triple coverage

to Devante Adams.

Got lucky that wasn't picked out.

Devontay had to knock the ball away. But yeah, like you get one bad play every

game. I'm fine with that. No worries there. He also threw a couple of

amazing throws that only Aaron Rogers can make.

He had a like a seam ball down the, you know, down the middle of the field to Robert Tanya for a touchdown,

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