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I don't want to be disrespectful because he's a Hall of Famer.

But it looks like Aaron Rogers is scared to get him.

He's tired.

It looks like he's afraid to get it.

I said this to you guys last week.

He's tired.

I said this to you guys last week.

It's tough watching their offense because it looks like he gets the shotgun snap and he's getting the ball on his hands as soon as he can. And it's like, okay, you've got a seven-man protection. You can hold on to it a little bit. Like what was the point of getting D.K. Metcalfe and going to a team with guys who got speed if you're not going to utilize them.

But his time to throw was tied for the fastest in the league entering into this week.

So clearly he's consciously trying to get the ball out of his hand quick.

And look, and at the end of his career, Tom Brady was doing something very similar at Tampa.

If you look at that same time to throw stat, you can find on NFL, NFL next gen stats, you'll find it. But the difference was they were putting up yards. Like they had production. He'd won a Super Bowl. This feels different. Like to the point you're making Jonas, watching him, it almost feels like he doesn't want to get

touched it's uncomfortable I mean even like the offensive lineman the reaction to him jumping on

his back and all that like yeah all right you know I get it like I'm 41 I think he's 41

probably hurt but like Tom Brady was 45 dude like what are we talking about here like 44 45 at the end of his career. He was still going up head button dudes. It probably still, it hurt Tom too. It probably hurts. But if you remember. You know, them hurts hurt way longer the older you get, you know. Yeah, if you remember, Tom Brady's final year, there wasn't like a significant drop off. Like there was still talks that, man, we could, like if you wanted to, you could make an argument for it.

Because I think Aaron Rogers ironically did win the MVP that year.

But there was talks that, man, look at the year Brady had.

It's not like he's really lost that much off the fastball, so to speak.

But Rogers looks like, yeah, it not I don't I don't know like

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