on today's podcast. We run

through the massive gap between the AFC and NFC when it comes to quarterback talent and how that plays into

Carolina's trade for the Bears number one overall pick. We'll also look at it from the Bears perspective. We've got Chris Ryan on the end of

succession on a little Sean Penn usher that worked his way in there, but and bead not the MVP stuff too much

couple minutes on that, but what he's allowing himself to think is possible for the 76ers team that is heading

the right direction, his boss is heading in the wrong direction and a life advice where it gets pretty sexy.

The AFC has it all over the NFC when it comes to quarterback talent. We know it's bad, but going through it this morning, I'm going to share that with you.

It's not close and the reason I bring it up is because it sounds like Aaron Rogers on the move to the jets, at least that's what we think.

The drama plays out every single day. He obviously enjoys it all, but Tray Wingo had a tweet saying like look this thing with the jets is

done. So let's look and see what that means. We'll go run through the AFC. We'll run through all the teams. I have a couple of sides about a couple

different quarterbacks here. Buffalo's got Josh Allen Miami to a New England Mac kind of arrow down at this point. Rogers to the

jets and say that burrow Cincinnati Baltimore Lamar question, Huntly on the roster. Pittsburgh Kenny Pickett Cleveland to

Sean Watson. Jacksonville Trevor Lawrence Ryan Tenet on Tennessee Matt Ryan decision for the Colts this week. They said it be this week.

See what happens and then Davis Mills and Houston. You imagine that would probably change with draft here. Kansas City and the

Chargers Mahomes Herbert. Those guys are pretty good. Vegas going all paths backups with Jimmy G signing and now Stinem and then R Wilson with the Denver

Broncos. All right. The NFC has Hertz who I'm going to look at the sand oak top quarterbacks the tier stuff that he did from last summer, which is just a lot of

phone. We love having a lot ends up being a ton of debates. I'm good. Some not so great. But between Hertz who would likely flirt with being in top 10. He might be the only

NFC quarterback that you project to be a top 10 guy. Like when that thing comes out in the summer. And again, there's still some TBDs here with some of these

teams. But that's kind of crazy to think like wait, is Hertz going to be the only guy in the top 10 for sand those things or it just us sitting around talking about it. I guess

DAC could potentially flirt with it before you push back on that like, you know, it actually is getting a little light. I felt for a couple of years. Maybe the numbers skewed at all

where it's like man, the quarterback depth in this league is actually really good. We might be heading a stretch right now, especially when you look at the

depth charge. You're like, wow, this has to lead kind of screwed. So to keep it going, you got the end of Jones one year with

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