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This is the best of the Ben Mallor show on Fox Sports Radio.

The story that continues to have life now, we'll get to the college basketball scandal later,

because that's second, second.

If you hear a talk show host that doesn't want to talk about the NFL versus the Patriots in America,

they're bad talk show host.

This is the number one story by far with college basketball taking a back seat, a big, big backseat.

But what's the old line?

You can take the boy out of Berkeley, but you can't take Berkeley out of the boy.

Aaron Rogers.

Aaron Rogers, now, he would like to take Berkeley out of the boy. Aaron Rogers. Aaron Rogers.

Now, he would like to take the wave of protests to the next level.

He wants to crank it up, a couple of notches.

And if you miss this, maybe you did not catch it.

This is, wow, this is fresh is what it is. The Packer quarterback tossing out a plan that, get this,

if you're listening in Green Bay right now, we're on the radio right,

it would take you into the protest move.

Aaron Rogers is trying to drag your ass into their battle.

That's what he would like.

The Green Bay Packer quarterback saying that he and his teammates are spearheading a plan.

This is for the Thursday game at Lambo, the Thursday game this week, the Packers and the Chicago Bears.

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