All the reactions from Thursday night football,

quarterback stock, including one of the biggest names in the business,

and silly underdog picks.

It's time for inside coverage. He's Charles Robinson.

Frank Schwab, I'm Jason Fitz.

It's Inside Coverage Gentlemen and look we got a lot to get to.

We're going to talk quarterbacks because who doesn't love a good quarterback conversation including

a great combo on Brock Purdy,

C-Robda, doing a bunch of work on that.

But before we get to any of that gentleman,

let's get right into Thursday night football.

It was a butt kicking that was still ugly. I don't know if that's possible. I don't know. The Jets absolutely just hammer the Patriots.

See Rob, what am I supposed to make of that game? Well, I, look, everyone's talking about how Aaron Rogers moved, right?

I think that's the thing when you watch that game.

I'm sitting there and I'm staring at it and I'm thinking, all the film that you watch if you go ahead and go to the all 22 in in week two and going into week three

You sit there and you look at Derek Carr with the Saints and you go, why does Derek Carr look like he's five, six, seven years younger when he's playing on the field right now, the way he looks physically, the way he's moving, he's navigating, he's sliding around and being elusive.

And yet I think that's the last thing on earth that we expected from Aaron Rogers, right?

Gray Beard looks, I'm sorry, look from the shoulders up, looks older than ever.

And yet, he's out there not only running, but he's sliding around the pocket, he's being elusive,

he's throwing on the run with insane accuracy. The touchdown pass,

obviously rolling to his right to Garrett Wilson was probably one of the best passes

I've seen Aaron Rogers throw in three, four, five years, he looked like the MVP that the New York

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