Aaron Rodgers has won two consecutive NFL MVP. He's been one of the fantasy MVP's for two

straight years as well finishing as a top five quarterback in two straight seasons.

And now he is back with the Green Bay Packers on a massive deal and may keep him there

for the rest of his career. So I'm out of measure with Jamie Isoburg on this bonus podcast

of fantasy football today. Jamie, are you happy about this?

I am for multiple reasons. One that the saga is over, the sole pop is over. We know he's

going to stay in Green Bay. And I do think he's going to stay there for the rest of his

career at 37, 4-year deal, probably going to keep him there, barring a trade. But I think

it's the best place for him. I think Denver would have been fun. Pittsburgh, Tennessee,

the teams that he had talked about would have been fun to see how he would have done

with a different coach, different receiving core, different conference in a couple of cases

there. But I do think as long as the Mata Adams stays, we're recording this before the

franchise tag deadline. We're assuming that Adams is going to remain a packer now that

you know what you're getting. And we'll see what happens with the rest of the free agency

in the draft. Mark was about this, scaling is an unrestricted free agent, Al and those

arts are a restrictive free agent. Assuming one of those guys leaves most likely MBS and

what they do to bring somebody else in. But Rogers has certainly proven that he can get

by with one elite level talent and then just parts around the Mata Adams, the running

backs, cats and all the backfill. But he's my number five quarterback that might be too

low. I can certainly understand the sentiment there. But I have him after Alan Mahomes,

Herbert and Lamar Jackson, then Aaron Rogers was where I ranked him before this news. I

thought he was staying in Green Bay. And so I would draft him accordingly in that spot

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