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All right. So props to Dowd, because he did call right at 825.

He did, yes.

Grabb and said that he wasn't answering the call. Whatever, maybe he runs around with his kids to the last possible minute and then calls us.

So props to doubter.

But we were opening up the Blitz.

And I mentioned Aaron Rogers.

He acknowledges that Sunday could be his last NFL game.

His 241st career start.

He said, when asked about it, yeah, of course, I think there's going to be change here.

Well, obviously, the new coach.

And if I'm part of the change, I just want to make sure everybody knows I have nothing but gratitude for my time here.

I think this is one of these things where you want to say something, but I find it hard to believe.

He said that it's been the best two years of his life.

See, you just laugh at that.

I tend not to believe that. Now, look, I don't know anything about his life. See, you just laugh at that. I tend not to believe that.

Now, look, I don't know anything about his life other than watching him on NFL fields on Sunday.

But I find it hard to believe that two down years in New York are better than all those years you had in Green Bay.

Unless he just really has an axe to grind against the Packers.

It hasn't really talked about it.

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