Let's go to Robbie and East Brunswick.

How you doing today, Robbie?

How are you doing, my friends?

Good to hear from you.

Good.

Listen, a couple of things.

Tiki, I think you're sitting too close to Evan.

You need to back away a little bit.

Why do you say that?

Because originally you were 100% right about Aaron Rogers,

and now you seem to change your mind. You know, this was a guy who did nothing for the Jets for two years, who

Evan said it's time to move on from him, Jets moved on from him, and now you kind of want to dump

him on the, on the Giants and say, well, he wants to win, he was a great quarterback, all the

same BS that was said about him with the Jets. No, but I think it was positioned different, Robbie, with the Jets.

With the Jets, Aaron Rogers was taking them to a Super Bowl.

With the Giants, he's just trying to help build a winning culture.

And whatever happens, happens.

But we also know that it's limited.

I mean, when he was, that Jet's first few months was like, how many years is he

going to play? He's going to be here for five more years, assuming that every aging quarterback

can play to 45 like Tom Brady and win a Super Bowl and create this storybook ending to their

career. But that was never the reality. I think it was always overinflated with the Jets, where if he comes to the Giants,

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