As a former athlete, I don't take these moments for granted, to sit down with an active athlete,

one of the best athletes of our generation and one of their biggest moments. Aaron Rogers

spent the last 18 years in Green Bay doing the same thing over and over again and also leading

the way and being one of the best quarterbacks we've ever seen and certainly in my eyes,

the great store of the football. So to be able to get this opportunity to sit down with him

in his first sit-down interview as a jet means a lot to me and it means a lot to the platform.

This is paper route on the go. Enjoy this quick conversation. I wanted to learn from you,

right? I think there's a lot of perceptions out there. There's a lot of stories about who you are

on the field off the field. So my first question for you is who are you?

And it really goes deep, right? Because I feel like you have so much to give to us,

right? And I just want to hear and learn. Well, for some of the stories that are out there,

I would say I'm not who some of you think I am. I'm a surcher, I'm a deep thinker.

I'd love to learn. I'd love to challenge myself to go deeper, to stand the uncomfortability

of life and see what my new edge can be. I'm interested in a lot of different things.

Obviously, I host the Jeopardy. I've done Ayahuasca. I've played football for 18 years.

It's kind of all over the place, but I don't haven't figured out by any means, but I'm

searching. I'm looking, I'm listening and trying to figure out the best path for me,

trying to deal with as much authenticity as much integrity as possible. But I'm learning. I

think I'm always making mistakes, trying to learn from my mistakes, trying to grow, trying to

expand my horizon, trying to find my community, trying to hone in on those really important people

in my life and pouring on those people, surround myself with great people. But just learning,

learning as I go, making mistakes, picking myself up, trying to do better next time.

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