I wanted to read this to you, though, because I'm not going to play the audio, but this is the exact quote that I'll read to you.

You tell me if this is a shot at Garrett Wilson and the Jets or not, all right?

Shot or no shot?

Shot or no shot?

All righty.

Hey, here we go, shot or no shot.

Quote, well, Aaron Rogers on D.K. Metcalfe.

He's about the right stuff.

He cares about it enough to watch the film and put in the time and take notes and ask

questions and come over and sit next to me during the week.

That's unfortunately not the standard around the league.

End quote.

Shot or no shot.

Vailed shot, yes.

And a veiled shot, not an option.

I guess it's a shot then. But I all, yes, it is.

Yes, it is, Adam.

I would say also, you got to remember, Devante Adams was here last year.

And I think there was a little bit of friction there yeah but he loved him though over with garran wilson yes yes yes yes yes yes but what i'm saying

i i do think that there were some friction there and you know Aaron Aaron likes to take those veiled

shots and you know kind of dances around things doesn't really tell you exactly what's on his mind like if he would have said you know, kind of dances around things. Does it really tell you exactly what it's on his mind? Like if he would have said, you know, I'll tell you what, D.K. Medcaf is great. He spends time with me. We sit in the meetings. We watch film. Garrett Wilson wasn't doing that. He won't say it that way. No. He'll say it another way. Unfortunately, that's not the norm in the league. And you remember, I think it was Rich Sermini who did ask Gary Wilson, have you been in touch with Aaron Rogers since he left? And Gary Wilson said no. Oh, yeah, they didn't like one another. So, yes, it's a shot. Yep, all right. Definitely a veiled shot, but I do believe a shot nonetheless. us. And again, remember, like, so we, and I've been through this with three different teams.

So, you know, when you leave, you're upset unless, of course, you wanted to leave and they were willing to trade you, like the Bengals did the first time for me. And I was more than happy, and they adhered to my wishes, and I appreciated that. So I didn't leave with a bad taste in my mouth. Yeah. But when I left the Jets, it was a little bit different story.

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