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Part of the interruption, but I'm Pablo Torre and with Bulbanoff. I am honored to be back

for a second straight show. Tony Cornheiser, you were here yesterday. Is he here? See,

this is where he was here. Your insults makes me worried about you, Tony. I'm a little concerned.

I show up a lot. Not a lot of other people looking like me on this program who

beam into your fancy new basement. I'm my short, poor memory is lost, but if you want,

I can recite the lyrics to every Beatles song ever written. I really can.

Good on my short joke. Well-gun-a-p-t-i boys and girls,

Wolban has the day off. I'm joined once again by our great friend from the ESPN Daily

and debatable podcast, Mr. Pablo Torre. And we begin today with some fabulous speculation

that Aaron Rogers and the New York Jets that goes like this. The Jets have just hired Rogers

former offensive coordinator in Green Bay, Nathaniel Hackett. After Hackett flamed out

gloriously in his one year in Denver, the thinking is that Rogers will want to play for the Jets

now and will try to force a trade which works for Green Bay because it saves them $50 million

in Rogers's salary and Rogers will go to play in the other conference. Pablo, you live in New

York City, can you see this happening? I can and I love how much you love this story because

I think you appreciate as I do as a New Yorker, it's a sports-doc stimulus package. Let's just

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