PMS 2.0 612 - Aaron Rodgers Is Going Back To Green Bay As First Reported By This Progrum, Russell Wilson Traded To The Broncos, & Franchise Tag Deadline Deals With AJ Hawk

The Pat McAfee Show

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🗓️ 8 March 2022

⏱️ 105 minutes

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Summary

On today's show, Pat breaks the news that Aaron Rodgers is officially going back to the Green Bay Packers, although no deal has officially been signed, plus he, AJ Hawk, and the boys react to the other massive news that Russell Wilson has officially been traded by the Seattle Seahawks to the Denver Broncos for Drew Lock, Noah Fant, Shelby Harris and a slew of picks including two first rounders, what else is going to happen now that the two biggest dominos in Rodgers and Russ have fallen over, Davante Adams officially being franchise tagged by the Packers as well, what other guys we're expecting to be franchise tagged, why Calvin Ridley is extremely thankful for Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson, what domino is going to fall next in terms of free agent Quarterbacks and much more. Make sure you subscribe to youtube.com/thepatmcafeeshow to watch the show, and listen everyday on Sirius XM Channel 82, Mad Dog Radio. We appreciate the hell out of all you. See you tomorrow, cheers.

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0:00.0	Hello beautiful people. It is oh my god. There's earth shattering breaking news Tuesday. March 8th, 2022. This show begins now
0:12.6	Can't thank you enough for tuning in here at youtube.com forward slash the Pat McVee show today is a large day
0:18.9	Today is a day that the entire sports world had looked forward to for months and months damn near even maybe a year
0:27.3	Last year when Aaron Rogers went into his offseason
0:30.0	He wasn't 100% sure if he was going to return to the green Bay Packers and the green Bay Packers knew that there were some conversations
0:35.4	Happening behind the scenes with nobody knowing about about Aaron expecting some different things to happen with the green Bay Packers
0:40.8	And how he was being treated by a team in a program that he had been basically the face of for oh so long
0:47.5	I'm gonna re-heard how other teams were potentially treating their superstar quarterbacks whether it was just being heard or your opinions
0:54.2	Mattering and everything like that. He had the absolute right to say hey
0:59.4	I would like to be a part of some of these conversations that happened now
1:02.4	Nobody was supposed to know about this potential disagreement the entire thing was just supposed to be behind closed doors like gentleman would do business
1:11.4	For the past thousands years of so. Oh, yeah
1:14.9	Then there was a accumulation of information dropped by Adam Schefter on the day of the draft
1:19.1	That went out into the world all of a sudden Aaron Rogers was not only a premodana asshole
1:24.2	But he was potentially on the move the Denver Broncos were gonna make a strong play for him
1:28.0	And as he was jumping into waterfalls in Hawaii
1:30.8	Completely removed from the world there was an entire fire around Aaron Rogers in the green Bay Packers so much
1:36.4	So that some of the green Bay Packers fans turned on Aaron Rogers even though Aaron Rogers did not say a single thing
1:42.3	Did not want the business out people turned on them said this fucking asshole. You're lucky to be an EWD
1:49.3	Inevitably he returned to the green Bay Packers. They had decisions and conversations were made and everything seemed to be
1:54.5	Cume Baya a decision was made to return with the idea that if he wanted to be traded this year
2:00.3	He would be allowed to do so if the green Bay Packers and Aaron Rogers relationship didn't showcase any change from years past this past season
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