Welcome back to another episode of the Adam Schaefter podcast.

And on today's episode, we'll be joined by the former NFL veteran quarterback, now my ESPN colleague and friend, Matthew Hasselback, who knows the thing or two

about the way the Packer's situation works and might have some special insight into the Aaron

Roger's situation unfolding in Green Bay. And then we'll be joined by the man that resigned with

the Pittsburgh Steelers. Wide receiver, Juju Smith-Schuster,

comes on to talk about why he returned to Pittsburgh and why it was difficult to pass up an

opportunity with division rival Baltimore. But the story that hangs over the NFL right now is

Aaron Rogers and his future, or lack thereof, in Green Bay.

Last week, I popped onto the Dan Patrick show to talk about the Aaron Rogers situation,

and Dan asked a question, asking me to trace back what happened on draft day and the process

leading up to ESPN releasing the story on Aaron Rogers?

Well, that actually was the first day that I was scheduled to play golf in a year, one full

year. And I don't play golf very often, but a few times a year. It's nice to go out.

And a friend was taking me out.

And so I do Dan Patrick at 10.25 a.m. Eastern, go to play 18 holes with my friend.

And we were three holes in, having a nice enjoyable day when I got a text from my boss, Seth Markman, that my name was trending on Twitter, which is never a good sign.

And initially, I was confused as to why my name could or would be trending.

But I guess it came to my attention, as many critics have pointed out, that they felt that what their takeaway on that interview was, it was that I intentionally held the story

for draft day, which I could tell you was unequivocally 100% wrong. I did not go to Cleveland

thinking, boy, I got this Aaron Rogers story in my back pocket and I'm going to drop it on draft day.

Bologna.

Never happened.

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