Do you want to finish your career there? Do you want to be a lifer in Green Bay? I mean, it's kind of been your team so far.

Yeah, so far it's definitely been my team. I said last year, I didn't know if that was actually possible.

I still feel like that's kind of where we're at. I mean, I don't know that a lot of that's in my hands, but I guess we'll just kind of see as we go.

That was Aaron Rogers, talking to our own Kenny Maine a little over a month ago, and maybe offering a hint of the soap opera that has since consumed

the Green Bay Packers and this entire sport.

Today, we bring you the view from inside Green Bay to find out exactly when this relationship

soured, whether it can ever be repaired, and whose side an army of cheeseheads

is taken in the divorce. I'm Pablo Torre. It's Friday, May 7th. This is ESPN Daily.

Rob Domovsky, our man in Green Bay. Thank you for joining me.

I appreciate it.

It's great to be with you, Pablo.

So how long have you covered the Packers now?

How many years?

Well, I've covered them for 24 years,

but having lived through the Brett Favs saga

and now the Aaron Rogers saga,

I feel like I've aged even more than that.

So a quarter century of covering this franchise, Rob, you live in Wisconsin. You're right

there. Where does what your life is like right now? Where does that rank in the annals of

these last 24 years? Yeah, it's definitely intense. Like I hang up with one

radio show or one editor at ESPN and I go to my phone and I have like 13 more either

requests, messages, and also all while trying to find out information, you know, like even from

...