Aaron Rogers' days in Green Bay might be numbered.

Will he take the top spot on Broussard's under duress list today?

James Hardin's making his Sixers debut tonight is the Beard's legacy on the line in Philadelphia.

And would they, could they, should the Lakers trade LeBron James?

Good Friday morning, everyone. Welcome to what will be a spicy show here on first things first.

Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, Jenna Wolf, Kevin Wilds is off today. Nick, they ship in LeBron out of Hollywood already?

Well, they had their chance. I created a perfect trade for them at the deadline. Get LeBron to Philly.

Get him back on the East Coast, right on to stay up to one in the morning, and they didn't do it.

So no, now they got to keep him. They got to keep him for the contract.

Now it's on that. We had it all worked out.

Now it's on you, Lakers. All right. We'll get to plenty more on a potential LeBron trade. We've got to start this morning talking Aaron Rogers. As the offseason of mystery continues, will he stay or will he goes? Will he go? And if he goes, where? Another wrinkle added to the drama yesterday,

Diana Rusini reporting that Rogers wants to become the league's highest paid player and, quote,

by a wide margin. So what does that mean? Well, it means somewhere in the $50 million a year

range and that for a 38 year old quarterback.

Yeah, that was my reaction too, Nick.

Are you surprised this is about money after everything we've heard from Rogers?

I mean, who does Rogers think he is?

Tony Romo?

50 million a year.

So, all right, here's the deal.

I was shocked by this brew, and maybe I shouldn't have been, because our dear friend Eric Manjini told us a year ago, he thought this was all about

money. And if this is true, then it appears to, in large part, be about money. So I'm going to try to

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