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I don't know guys, am I going to play?

Am I not going to play?

What am I going to do?

Mass.

Yeah, Mass, you stupid.

S-T-O-O, stupid Matt.

It's time for Felger and Mass, presented by Draft Kings on 985, The Sports Hub.

He was, let's just say, surprised that they went in that direction.

And I'm not surprised that he reached out to Jordan, being in a similar situation himself 15 years ago.

And we had a great relationship in spite of what he was basically caught up in the middle of a hornet nest, if you will.

I don't foresee that happening here.

It's a little snippet of Brett Farms's conversation with Rich Eisen yesterday in which he said,

among other things, that he thinks Aaron Rogers is going to now play somewhere else.

So let's get to the Farv Aaron Rogers story.

Haven't hit on this for a couple of days.

Rogers won't end his career with the Packers.

Farve was asked. He says, my gut tells me no. I don't know this for certain, but I guarantee you it's got the wheels turning in Aaron's mind. If that's a case, then that means there's a chip on his shoulder towards the organization that otherwise was not there. All he needs is a reason other than this reason to expedite that. What's your thought on the whole Brett Favrein-Rodgers thing? Okay, so this story actually started to break yesterday when we were on the air when Farrb did the interview with Rich Eisen. And I was playing the audio a little bit during commercial breaks of the show yesterday. I went back and read it a little more this morning. And this is the line that got me from Favre. There were two actually, but this one in particular, when asked about how it would end between the Packers and Rogers, Favv said to Eisen, I think he'll

play somewhere else. Okay, I think he'll play somewhere else. And my answer to that is,

so what? So what? So we play somewhere else. And my answer to that is, so what?

So what?

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