Go Inside the Hullo with Sky Sports, Neil Reynolds and Jeff Brimbo.

Hello, welcome to Inside the Huddle, our weekly chat about all things NFL later in today's show.

I'll be joined by Brian Bouldinger of NFL Network and Rob Ryan as we look

at all the big news from around the NFL.

But to begin with today, we're going to be joined by one of the biggest superstars in NFL

history.

Here's my conversation with Green Bay Packers quarterback, Aaron Rogers.

So, Aaron, we've never had the Green Bay Packers here playing in the UK, but I feel like

I've delivered a little in some way, at least given them Aaron Rogers here in the UK.

It's amazing to me that we've been doing games to the UK for so long, and unfortunately

that we're the only team that hasn't been over there yet.

I've been one to go since the first time I

heard about it. I've been a fan of English football for a long time. I know, you know, the history

of many of those stadiums. I know just the type of fans over there and the sports fans that

Europe and especially England has. So I'm excited to get over.

Yeah, it's, I mean, maybe just explained to the, I get this question a lot. It's hard to get

the Packers over because taking a game away from Lambeau Field, impossible. And everyone

seems to want to protect the Packers game, right, when you play on the road. I mean, just how hard

it must be to get a Green Bay Packers game in London? Yeah, I think it's sacrilegious to take a game out of

Lambo. We're one of the smallest markets, if not the smallest market, but one of the oldest

team's been around for over 100 years now in the NFL. And there's obviously that the history and the tradition and the

lore of Lambeau Field. But on the flip side of that, we travel so well, we have so many fans

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