Oh, Aaron Rogers, oh thy great one.

Oh, can we get him a wide receiver in round one ever?

Oh, Aaron Rogers, give him some help.

I want to see the freaking Packers take a wide receiver.

Chris Simms singing his Aaron Rogers song.

They got some wide receivers.

They didn't take one in the first round.

They haven't taken any offensive player in the first round since Jordan Love last year.

Well, he's the only one in 10 years. They've taken in round one. And he plays quarterback. And that issue continues as we begin our trek into May. We approach

rookie mini camps, OTAs, mandatory mini camps. Football. This Rogers thing. Chris, it has.

It has hijacked the entire national football league. Yes, it has. It really has. It's the only topic anyone cares about. It has taken the Russell Wilson drama that lingered for a week or two. Right. And made that look like that was a pimple on the rear end of a football.

This thing now is a far bigger story than Wilson's was.

And it's got a sense of immediacy to it because the clock is ticking.

And the Packers need to make some decisions.

And by all appearances, their decision is

to just wait it out. Yeah, that's right. See if he means it. Call as bluff. Right. And just it's

almost like what the Texans had to deal with, but the Texans at least dealt with it in January and

February. No doubt. The Packers are dealing with it in May and June where

you get a little more, you get a little more nervous. You get a little more antsy. Right.

As, as these days unfold because you see that reporting date in late July getting closer and

closer and closer every single day. Yeah, those are the things you don't want to like

have unsettled things going to training camp, especially with your star quarterback and not knowing where that stands. So it is. It's, you know, it's getting towards that dangerous time where teams, of course, want to formulate their team and have the leader and who's our quarterback. And we know he does this well and doesn't do this well and

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