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It's a beautiful day. I'm Jamie Erdall. You know the OGs in the back. Peter Schrager and Kyle Brandt. They're holding it down in New York. We got veteran fullback, Jason Cabinda at the table again today running you back. What's up, Cabinda? I'm doing well, baby. You're doing great. He's back at the building. And now you are the veteran at the show because Isaac Rochelle at the table today veteran defense of

lineman what's move Isaac great. I wish that a name as cool as Cabinda. I mean, what a name. I know. It's the best name ever. It's rightfully so. Isaac, you recently retired. Is this correct? Can you just give us a 12-second synopsis on the Isaac Rochelle football experience? Top tier. I mean, first off, retirement, by the way, you can't call it retirement when you have a one-year-old daughter. But I had a great experience. Thankful for everything that I got out of it. Notre Dame guy. We'll get to it with Isaac Rochelle and Cabenda. But first, let's take him with Ian Rappaport, because somebody in my ears said, keep it moving. Tom Pelliseros there, too. Gentlemen, where do we stand with a couple of the biggest names in the game? Rap sheet, start us off with the latest on, of course, Aaron Rogers. Yeah, it's day four, and we're still waiting for Aaron Rogers or day 100. I don't know. It's whatever. And Aaron Rogers is certainly in his own world right now. In Australia, actually, walking on a beach, as was captured by a tabloid, taking his time, sorting through options, trying to make a decision. He has, as we've talked about, two strong options. He has the New York Giants who have expressed interest and essentially told him that they want him to be their guy. He has the Pittsburgh Steelers who's in the same situation. I don't get a sense it's going to come down to money. It does seem like wherever Rogers chooses, the money is worked out, and will take care of itself. It's not going to be an issue. It's just where does he want to play? It's just simply whose team does he want to be quarterback of? And that does seem to be, Tom,

holding up everything right now. The backup plan for both of these teams seem to be Russell Wilson.

Russell Wilson, by the way, has some quarterback visits coming up. He starts with the Cleveland

Brown today as the New York Giants tomorrow.

It is rare, very rare that we see a player take a non-medical visit during free agency.

Used to be something like 10 years ago, now really does not happen. Russell Wilson knows he's

got time probably because Aaron Rogers is in Australia, so he wants to make sure that he is diligent in his search as well.

The only interesting thing here is let's say the Brown's visit goes so well,

they decide to try to sign him.

Does that speed up the process?

We'll find out, Tom, later today.

Ian, it's also rare to see a wide receiver, the caliber of Cooper Cup, dropped onto the market on the first day that free agency officially is open.

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