Hey, this is Mike Golick Jr. Football season's finally upon us, and it's been an interesting

offseason to say the least. We had some blockbuster trades, like Kirk Cousins heading to the

Atlanta Falcons, where apparently part of his compensation may or may not have included

Cole's cash, or Aaron Rogers taking to the press to talk about his ayahuasca retreat, of all

things. Jokes aside, Sunday mornings have been slow, and I'm ready for the action to pick back up.

This season I'll be listening to a new podcast called The Offensive Line with Annie Agar.

You might know Annie from her uncomfortable team meeting series on social.

Annie kicks back with NFL stars, celebrity super fans all throughout this season to unpack the week's lines,

odds and spreads with more banter and trash talk than your fantasy group chat.

The pod is packed with humor and a must listen to keep up with the latest in NFL news and

culture.

Here's a clip from the offensive line.

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Welcome to the Offensive Line, you guys.

We're here to make some picks, talk some shit, and hopefully make you some money and remind you that the Patriots used to be a dynasty, used to being the key word.

I am Annie Agar here with our guest today. Both Super Bowl champs

will soon be inducted into the Ruckers Hall of Fame. They will not let you forget that they were

Super Bowl champs, Jason and Devin McCordy. Welcome, you guys. Thanks for joining us today. I want to know

what your guys' opinion is of comeback player of the year. Let's start with Aaron Rogers, as you all might imagine, at plus 140. Then we have Joe Burrow at plus 300 and Kirk Cousins at plus 500. So give me your guys' opinion. Aaron, Joe, Kirk, who's walking away with this comeback player of the year? This is easy for me. And I like Rogers. I like the team success. they're probably going to be able to have because he doesn't have to do a lot because of how good that team is, especially Bruce Hall in the backfield. But I like Joe Burrell in this situation. And the main reason, his age. The other guys on this list, Kirk Cousin is the same age as me. Aaron Rogers is 40 years old. Usually players at that age, they have headphones on. They have a microphone in front of them and they're doing what the three of us are doing right now. We all say, hey, once you retire, go grab that podcast equipment because that's just the way to go. So I look at this and I say, because of that, Joe Burrow has the best chances of coming back, fully healthy, hitting the ground, running. And also look at what's on the outside for him. You got Jamar Chase and T. Higgins, two guys. Hopefully they get a deal done with Jamar Chase. T. Higgins is going to be a free agent. You got some hungry dogs out there wanting to go out there and make their money. So I like Joe Burrow coming back for a comeback player to year. I don't disagree where your head's at, but 2021, Annie, who won't come back player of the year? I believe, was it Joe Burrow? I believe it was Joe Burrow. He was younger. He was younger in 21 than he is in 24, right? That's how life works. So, I mean, the age doesn't really matter. Like, we wouldn't expect him right back in this situation. These other guys proven veterans.

Yes, older ligaments. They heal different. You feel different. I get it. Both these guys have made a lot

of money in the NFL. They have every resource available to him to feel healthy. Aaron Rogers has

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