Hey there, boys and girls. Welcome to another edition of the Business of Sports with Andrew Brand.

I'm your host, Andrew Brand. That music you hear is from my son, Sam Brandt, music producer out in

L.A., and he is here with me, not actually physically with me as I record this, but I have him home

from L.A. this week, which is really nice to have. So proud of what he's accomplishing out there.

Boy Blue Tunes, if you want to check out more of his stuff. Got some rants today, mostly about NFL

stuff in the offseason. Yeah, we'll revisit the Aaron situation. We've got some more Packer

stuff. I want to give you some cool stories on and talk about Tebow, as everyone is.

And then I've got some thoughts on the NBA play-in, which is going on this week,

as we record this on Thursday, May 20, 2021.

So first, let's go right to it.

This is the continuation for the past four weeks of the guy I know well,

the team I know so well, and the standoff or

imbrolio, that's my word, between Aaron Rogers and the Green Bay Packers.

Listen, there's no new news, obviously.

It seems to be rumor and innuendo or all we get about this.

A lot of people ask me, why isn't Aaron talking? Listen, having been a

representative on the player's side, I totally get it. He doesn't want to say anything that can

be interpreted the wrong way. He doesn't want to say what his beef is about the Packers,

because it could be in this situation where you just can't walk it back. This is a highly followed situation

from all sides. Any inkling of information that people get they're going to run with. But at the

end of the day, I continue to feel that this is something that's going to be worked out because,

number one, players can't trade themselves, the packers don't want to trade them

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