PFTPM, Monday, March 10, first day of free agency, a lot of things happening.

We're going to do these all week long as needed, maybe at the end of the day to go over some of the big news and stories on which I might have a little bit

of insight. We're not going to try to do everything, just the big things plus anything that might

happen while I'm sitting here for the next however long I'll be sitting here. And as I sit here,

I'm wearing prototype, new merch, it's certainly a whole. And all of these items will fit into the category of closest and cleanest, which, as you know, is how I make my wardrobe choices every morning. I've had this one on all day. It's been a busy day. No wardrobe changes today for me. I'm kind of partial to the old PFT logo. This is the new PFT logo that you'll see on

Peacock and elsewhere. If you're watching on YouTube, first of all, thank you. Second of all,

drop a comment as to whether you prefer the new or the old. I'm kind of warming up to the new

just because I'm seeing it on items, but I still like the old

PFT logo. Maybe we'll make both available, like New Coke and Old Coke. Do they still have

New Coke, or did it ever just become Coke again? Hopefully, this experiment goes better than

the failed experiment from 1985 of the New Coke formula, which resulted in classic Coke and new Coke and old

Coke and Coke and Coke whatever. All right. Let's start with Aaron Rogers. Because as of right

now, here's my understanding of what's going on. He wants to play for the Steelers. He probably

will end up in Pittsburgh.

The Giants could still snatch him by making the kind of financial offer that isn't in the same ballpark as where the Steelers are.

Now, I don't know where the Steelers are going to be.

Earlier today, we had a semi-educated guess of two years, 90 million with 40 million fully guaranteed at signing.

Sounds like a lot, but pull up the contracts, pull up the average annual value of some of

the highest paid quarterbacks and ask yourselves, do they compare to Aaron Rogers right now?

And I know everybody's down on Aaron Rogers as a player.

Come on.

He's still got gas in the tank. He still plays well when healthy. He's got to stay within his

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