This is an I-Heart podcast.

Guaranteed Human.

Good Morning Football is a production of the NFL in partnership with IHeart Radio.

Good morning football. Hey, hey, hey. Oh, yeah.

Good morning football.

Welcome to good morning football.

We are live in New York City where the clouds have finally lifted.

It was our rainy one this week.

We've got sunshine and big ideas here on the show.

It's Friday, April 8th. My name is Jane Slater, alongside Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and two-time pro bowler, the X-Factor, Dante Hall. How are you guys? What's that bad, great? What's going on? What's going on? Good one. All right, we haven't really heard too much from Aaron Rogers since he signed that huge contract extension, but then yesterday, here he is backstage in a conference with none other than Sir Bruce Williams.

Called her the goat and declared himself a hype man for her comeback at Wimbledon.

I got to love the man one.

That's a ton of talent for one IG story, so that got us thinking here.

As far as the Packers, they traded a pretty talented player out of their

wide receiver room, Devante Adams, who is now in Vegas. And here's what they've got left,

just three weeks until the 2022 NFL draft. Randall Cobb, Al-Hazard, Malik Taylor. So Green Bay has two

first-round picks, 22nd and 28th overall. Some nice draft capital to work with. But guys, I present this question to you this morning. Should the Packers draft a wide receiver in round one no matter what? In other words, I don't care what's on the board. They're picking a wide receiver. Why are we all smiling? There's nothing amusing about this question. Because it's going to come up. I know. I like this question. The chips are going to fall this way where there are going to be one or two wide receivers on the board and it might be Trelon Burks. It might be Chris Olavay. And we're going to go right back into the thing, what does Rogers want? What do you do to appease Rogers? And would Aaron have a voice in this thing? I think you have to just stay the course and do what the Packers do. And that's draft the best player available and draft the guy that they think gives them the best I think the proof is in the pudding. They go 13 and 3 every year and it's the guys that they draft in the first round who seem to be major contributors. Look, people freaked out when they took Roshan Gary 12th overall.

Really good.

Shire Alexander, really good.

Last year, Eric Stokes, really good.

This front office, for all their faults in communication,

and maybe with the way they handle Rogers,

...