Hello, everybody. Welcome to a good football show. I am Patrick Darty joined as always.

I'm Mr. Denny Carter at Stevie Carter 13. I'm Commander. Yes. I think it's been through the latest

quarterback news. There's always quarterback news, Denny. For diving into Denny's article on the

state of the rushing quarterback, we'll then take a look at my article. We both have articles, Denny.

A pre-free agency rankings. I wrote a compendium in my write-up here. I don't really want to say

that word. It's a big word. I will say. It's a rankings article. That's what it is.

But it sounds more important when you say compendium. It's a rankings article. I guess it's

technically a compendium. Denny, it wouldn't be the offseason without some cryptic tweets. You have a

famous tweet about the nature of cryptic football player tweets. Aaron Rogers caused a stir on Monday

evening with a quote-unquote Monday night gratitude Instagram post. It sounded really more like an

Oscar's speech than a Tofstoff Insta. But this being Rogers, there's surely some broader meeting.

We're supposed to read into it. Of course, he went on the Pat McAfee show right before we began

taping on this Tuesday afternoon. So it was all fake news. He's not planning to announce

making any announcements today or anything. Is there anything like what's going on? Is this just

like power politics with the Packers? Like, I'm playing hard to get. He's not going to just come

back and make it easy for them. What if anything is going on here? I know something a little

something about not being able to log off. And I believe Aaron Rogers suffers from the same

melody of just being unable to get offline. And when you have, when the world, at least the

football world hangs on your every word and your every post and will analyze it like an episode

of Twin Peaks, that is power. And so he puts the stuff out there intentionally, a very cryptic

thing. And by the way, when Pat McAfee said, you know, what about your cryptic post? He says,

Aaron Rogers says today, quote, there's nothing cryptic about gratitude. But these posts,

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