I don't have any animosity toward the organization.

Obviously, I wish to, you know, things have been better in our last year there, but, you know,

I have a great relationship with a lot of people still in that organization.

And I hope this is not a revenge game for me.

I'm just excited to see some of those guys and be on Sunday night football again.

That's Aaron Rogers. If he says it enough times, maybe he'll believe it because I'm not sure

that I do. He can have no animosity toward the organization, but I think he has animosity toward

one or two individuals in the organization. We'll break that down. Plus more in advance of

what's

coming up on Sunday night, the Green Bay Packers at the Pittsburgh Steelers. Our next guest has been a

cornerstone of one of the leading talk radio stations in Pittsburgh. And before I fully introduce

Andrew Philipponi, I just need to say this. When your station first reached out to me to come on,

I don't know how many years ago it's been.

It's been at some point since the format changed. My first thought was 93-7, that's a top 40 station.

I used to listen to B-94 every morning driving to work when I practiced law in Pittsburgh.

So I was surprised to say the least to learn the format

had changed. I'm glad it did. Andrew Philopony is on with Chris Mueller in the afternoons.

He can be found at the Pony Express on Twitter. And he also hosts the first and pod podcast

with Patrick Peterson, former Cardinal, Steeler, and Viking. I think that's all of his teams.

Andrew, thank you for joining us. Good morning. Mike, yes, beeneler, and Viking. I think that's all of his teams. Andrew, thank you for joining us.

Good morning.

Mike, yes, it's been an eventful morning.

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