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What phase of free agency is it when we're leading the show with Mason Rudolph?

I'm Greg Rosenthal.

I'm here in the Chris Wesleying podcast studio with my friend Patrick Claibon. It's the phase where Aaron Rogers' ears start to perk up. It's like, okay, now it's my time. There's too much attention going to other people, but when Mason Rudolph is leading the show, Aaron's like, okay, maybe it's time. That's not a great tease for this show, but and yet this show is going to be

fantastic because we're going to hit. There's a decent amount of news. I just find like that

Steelers quarterback situation interesting. So I decided. Or hilarious. Yeah, hilarious would be another

depressing would be another way to describe it. Embarrassing. A lot of different ways you could

describe it. So we're going to hit the news. There's definitely less of it here. And we're going to listen to some sound of some players in, in new places. And then we're going to get you out of here by telling some teams we want a little more from them. They just been a little too quiet that feel like some holes are out there.

It's almost the converse of, because you debuted, you better be right on insiders this week,

where we chided decisions that you better be right about. Yeah, you better be right. This is like,

better be right about Sam Darnold. Yeah. You better do something. Yes. What we're doing to do.

We don't even have something to say you better be right to these teams. They haven't done anything. Do something. At least the Seahawks are, they were bold. Yeah. Like you can, I don't remember who else I said, uh, they better be right. The, the, the cowboys for just kind of not really doing a lot. lot, they would fit in this segment as well.

But let's start the news with Mason Rudolph.

I just think, I just think it's funny.

We're at the backup quarterback situation.

And he signed on Thursday for two years, $8 million.

He played pretty well whenever he got the chance for the Steelers over a long stretch

of being their second and third receiver, I mean, third quarterback, and has carved out himself a nice little career. Was definitely better than Will Levis in Tennessee for what it's worth last year, although didn't look as good the longer that he played, which happens with Mason Rudolph. But the reason I'm leading is just like, what does this mean, Patrick? Does this mean

there's less of a chance in Aaron Rogers? Is Russell Wilson potentially competing with Mason Rudolph?

What are the chances of Mason Rudolph week one starter? I would have to think that maybe Russ

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