Welcome back to day two of the free agent podcast from Bristol, Connecticut, the ESPN headquarters here.

I'm Adam Schefter, and we're here to bring you some more information insights on day two

of free agency. We start with the big breaking news of the day. The Senate passed a rule to have

daylight savings time be permanent. How great is that? I don't know what they have to do to get

this approved. I don't know what steps are left, but if daylight savings time can be approved, I am all for not having to adjust the clocks, figuring out how to do that on some of my

cars, adjusting my alarm clocks, all for it. Let's get that done. As for the other significant

news of the day, it involved what else, of course, quarterbacks.

And the day started with Aaron Rogers, reaching agreement on a new deal and actually signing it with

Green Bay, a three-year, $150 million contract with the Packers. And what it does is it lowers

the Green Bay Packer salary cap charge this year by about $18 million, money that they can go out and use elsewhere to afford to keep a roster together, to afford to resign some of their own free agents.

They needed that cap space from Aaron Rogers.

And eventually they're going to have to pay the bill on this whenever Aaron Rogers decides to walk away from the game.

But for now, they have given Aaron Rogers $150 million in guaranteed money.

What they did really was extended two years, $124 million because he had one year left this

year anyway.

And so that's really the deal.

He gets all this guaranteed money.

The Packers save some money.

And they push off having to

pay their cap bill by at least probably a couple of years with Aaron Rogers. And then the other

big quarterback news of the day is guess what? The Atlanta Falcons are in on Deshawn Watson.

They join the New Orleans Saints and Carolina Panthers who already have met with

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