Fleggs just handed me this, a quote from Aaron Rogers, by the way.

So I'm just going to read it to you and see what you think.

Where did this quote come from, Flegs?

Michael Silver and the Athletic and Michael Silver and Aaron Rogers go way back.

I guess they're both Cal graduates and, you know, like Michael Silver.

So it's a comfortable interview for Aaron Rogers to get whatever's on his chest off of his chest.

Certainly.

All of some steam, I guess.

Yeah, and, you know, Michael Silver is to Aaron Rogers as Jim Gray is to Tom Brady type of thing.

You know what I'm saying?

As Peter King was to me.

Yeah, there you go.

And Silver was one of the guys brought in on that, like, bombshell Jets athletic story from last year, right? They brought him in because he's ties to. Yes, I think so. Sources, including Aaron Rogers. Yeah. So there you go. So he's talking about Pittsburgh. Aaron Rogers says, quote, this place reminds me of Green Bay. And I say that with the utmost of respect, because there's a few

cornerstone franchises in the league, and we all know who those are. As a reason they've had

sustained excellence over the years. Obviously, they've won six Super Bowls here, and Green Bay has won

13 world championships. There's a way they operate that sets them apart, and it's kind of

ingrained in the culture. I feel like because there's such a history of excellence

that there's almost an underlying, tacit way of carrying yourself.

Some owners these days are quick to pull the trigger to make a change.

When you have the right culture, and it's obvious what to do,

the one thing that never changes and shouldn't is the person at the top leading them from the front.

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