platforms and talk about how screwed up the organization is for sitting them down.

But Aaron Rogers might do that.

And so if you're the Browns, the last thing you need is any more drama.

Yeah, well, I got two things to respond to that.

Number one, if that's the case, and it's a fair point, then I wouldn't want to farm the New York Giants.

Because I need to be in a position to sit my veteran quarterback, even if his name is Aaron

Rogers.

Yes.

Like the beauty of Aaron Rogers is that he gives me the best chance to win, pause, but I

still want to draft and develop a young quarterback, and I will sit Aaron Rogers if either

I'm not winning enough games or I'm loving the development of the young kid I drafted.

If what you just laid out about why it didn't make sense for Cleveland is the case,

then I would have major pause if I'm the New York Giants.

Because I would want to do the exact same thing.

Yeah.

I mean, and I think that might be the case with the Giants.

My answer to him, though, on why he's not connected to the Cleveland Browns is pretty simple.

And I don't think it has anything to do with the Cleveland Browns.

I think it has to do with the fact that Aaron Rogers has zero interest.

I think that Aaron Rogers has an interest in only playing for a team that he thinks can win.

Now, I understand the reaction would be, well, what about the Giants?

I think the Giants are an exception because he loves New Jersey.

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