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Welcome to NFL Daily, where we're recreating Monday nights on Thursday mornings.

Yes, I'm here with my Monday night buddy, Nick Shook.

And we're going to start really diving deep into the off season.

We're going to talk about franchise tags, Nick.

We're also going to throw to an interview we did last week with Kobe Turner, Jordan

Rodrigan, I, that I really enjoyed.

But it is great to be talking to you, Nick.

I know you're playing hurt.

Everyone has a flu game this week coming home from New Orleans. Yeah, yeah, we're all battling something that we picked up. I mean, I guess it's not a week in New Orleans if you don't board the flight back with chills, but we're here, baby. We're working. I know. Our producer, Eric, uh, got stuck at the airport for about seven hours after staying up all night because it was a 6 a.m.

flight. That's a disaster and apparently everyone is playing hurt right now. Not feeling strong. My

poor son Walker puked in the cab on the way to the airport and on the plane.

There was something going on in that Superdome other than the most dominating defensive performance I've ever seen. Look, Nick, we're going to get right into it. We're going to talk a little news, like I said. We're going to talk some tag primer, and I'm looking forward to everyone hearing this Kobe Turner interview that was so good that I just wanted to save it because I thought it was going to get lost last week. It had nothing to do with the Super Bowl. So our listeners hopefully will enjoy that. But let's talk about a

couple news items that dropped before the Super Bowl that I thought were worth actually mentioning.

And the first is that Aaron Rogers, it started with Jay Glazer, is unlikely to be back with the Jets next season.

After Glazer first reported this, basically every insider had a version of this story.

They all agreed. And it really sounds like Rogers is done with the Jets, which to me is a fascinating

decision. And I'm actually a little surprised. Maybe I

shouldn't be. I mean, I felt like any time that a new regime was coming in, which obviously the Jets have one, that they'd be inclined to move on because he's not their guy. He's also 41 years old, and there's no real future with him. But you did think, well, bridge quarterback for a year. You don't have your replacement on the roster right now.

You're not quite in a position to draft one unless... him. But you did think, well, bridge quarterback for a year. You don't have your replacement on the

roster right now. You're not quite in a position to draft one unless maybe things change in that

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