Early in camp, Randall Cobb asked you in front of your locker, sitting in my arms or

Rogers.

You said, I think Pat is incredibly good, but A-Rod is on a whole nother level.

He's amazing how he controls the ball, how he put everybody in place.

I've been with a lot of quarterbacks, and I've never seen them care to self-like analogies.

It's one thing to be compared to to a tongue of ILOA negatively.

It doesn't hurt quite as bad when somebody is saying that Aaron Rogers is on a whole

nother level than you.

I don't know that I agree with Sammy Watkins' assessment, but again, he wants his current

quarterback to throw in the football, so there's the build-in bias.

Is it really that big of a gap, though, currently, between Rogers and my homes, Chris?

That's a good conversation.

It really is.

One, you want to go, well, why say it?

The guy you want to Super Bowl with my homes, right?

He threw you one of the great throws in the history of the sport when you're one-on-one

with Richard Sherman, where when you hit that, we went, oh my gosh, they're going to come

back and win this game, like this is unbelievable, right?

One, I don't understand why say it.

I know you want to sound like your buddy Aaron Rogers and make sure he likes you and

all that, but I do question that right off the bat.

Don't you?

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