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Michael's not bad, Peter. You know, I'm learning it from Peter, because I can see what he

uses and, you know, my voice isn't the same, but I mean, Peter's phenomenal.

He's a multi-talented guy. Joe Douglas doesn't talk often. Talks during to buy

a week and then talks right after the trade deadline, but he spoke today and he was asked a

tremendous amount of questions. The most was about Aaron Rodgers. Do you expect Aaron Rodgers

back this year? Here's Joe. Come back and put words in the Aaron's mouth. I mean, we're excited to

see him progress through his rehab and we're taking everything day by day and, you know, certainly

we'll all be excited when he's back in the fold just as a person and the leader that he is,

but I'm not a doctor so I can't go into the specifics on the rehab, but we're expecting Aaron to

be back. Are you surprised that Aaron's progress? I've never had that injury and I get, I'm not a

doctor, I can't speak to it, but everything I've heard is that just to see him be able to do some

of the things that he's doing, again, it's not surprising. I think we all know that competitor,

the competitor of the makeup that Aaron has and, you know, I think he said it before like he has

goals and he's going to chase those goals and he's going to put every ounce of effort into achieving

those goals and so you're nothing surprises me when it comes to Aaron Rodgers. You know, the one

thing that gets me about that answer, you know, the competitor he is. I mean, there are a lot of

competitive people that have injuries or sickness or illnesses that you can't get over. I mean,

he's defying every previous surgery. He's defying that. I mean, I, okay, that's his goal, but

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