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Yeah, that's right. GMFB, everybody, live in L.A. in New York. It's Thursday, March 13th. Jamie Erdall, Peter Schrager, Kyle Brandt. Okay, you know those guys. Jason Cabinda here. You know him from the Lions. He's a fullback. Is it a little linebacker two in your time? Yeah, a little line? Here we go. He likes to hit people. Defensive lineman, Isaac, how many years in the league? Seven. Recently retired Isaac Rochelle at the table. People haven't clapped for you enough recently. So here we go. Isaac, how was your first hour on GMFB? Great. Great. You know, you guys are easy to talk to.

Great.

So we got a good crew.

Mm-hmm.

We appreciate that so much.

Editorially, Peter and Kyle give you a heads up. Isaac's in the break. He's like, do we ever just have like open conversation? Like, Isaac, you got a topic. We'll bring it to the table, okay? So we're going to throw some ideas at the wall, and we are going to cover everything that Rochelle wants to talk about over the next couple of days.

Until then, we're in the midst of free agency.

We got our guys, Ian Rappaport and Tom Pellasero in. There are NFL Network insiders. Gentlemen, let's go again. Round the merry go round. We go. Aaron Rogers, let's start off with the latest, the quarterbacks and make our way through. Ian, start the business. Well, when we last saw Aaron Rogers, it was in the tabloids,

wandering around a beach in Australia,

AirPods in, looking according to the headline, solemn, although I felt it was more reflective.

There's nothing to be solemn about. Aaron Rogers is wanted by two teams, at least, two pretty good teams.

The Pittsburgh Steelers, of course, last year

were basically at the end of the season, a quarterback away from being an excellent team.

Defense is balling. He got one of the best coaches in the NFL and Mike Tomlin's story to

organization. The Steelers want Aaron Rogers, and it seems like money's not going to be an issue.

If he chooses them, that deal will be done. New York Giants showed last year, especially at the end, if they get competent quarterback play, they will be just fine as well. They've also added in free agency two key pieces in the secondary time. You've got Javon, you got Paulson Adibo, really just need a quarterback. They've made it known. They want Aaron Rogers as well.

So he has taken his time. The league year, the start of the league year came and went.

Literally nothing happened revolving around Aaron Rogers. And we continue to wait. And obviously,

he is not the only quarterback who is waiting to see what Aaron Rogers does.

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