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Mackie and Jub with Rami, Scorn North and the Scorn North app. Rami has already started his

like seven month long christmas

vacation so he just he doesn't shower he just eats chocolates and cookies so he'll be back

sometime later on in probably 2020 or 2021 but uh this is thursday which means sage rosent

felds joins us former viking's quarterback long time nflblery quarterback. He's our journeyman quarterback correspondent for some sage football wisdom.

And I think the first question out of the gate here, we'll talk plenty of Vikings and Judd and I want to know about color codes in audibles.

But do you think Aaron Rogers is still Aaron Rogers? Like what semblance of the old Aaron Rogers do the Vikings have to worry about this coming Monday night in the biggest game of the season, Sage?

I still think he's 90% of what he was.

You know, I've always said I think Aaron Rogers's sort of ceiling, you know, was probably as high as anyone who ever played the game.

Like, I don't know when he was at his height if somebody played the game at a higher level than he did.

Now, I don't think he will do it as long.

You know, Drew Breeze has done this for a long time.

Now, I'm not sure if Rogers will continue his consistent play, but I still think he's very, very good.

He's just not quite, it's almost like he's lost a little bit of a step, and he was such a playmaker before.

And the wizardry for him to get out of the car accident that he was getting smashed

between and the way he just, I mean, I always thought to myself, I was blown away when I would

see other guys move around the pocket and feel comfortable to sort of move around and just sort of

not be freaked out about getting

sacked and worse, you know, a sack fumble, you know.

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