Welcome back to another Adam Schaefter podcast, as we now are two weeks away from the NFL draft in Kansas City counting down the days.

And to help us get ready for the upcoming NFL draft in Kansas City counting down the days. And to help us get ready for the upcoming NFL

draft in Kansas City, we will be joined today by ESPN draft analysts Matt Miller and Jordan

Reed as we discuss the quarterbacks in the upcoming draft, the big decision that the Houston

Texans could have at number

two, some other quarterback sleepers as well as the top quarterbacks in the 2024 NFL draft,

which is shaping up as a great quarterback draft class. But as we talk about quarterbacks with Matt Miller and Jordan Reed,

quarterbacks also are the conversation today. And we start with none other than Aaron Rogers.

And we are now two weeks away from the draft. And there has been, by my estimate, little if any,

contact between the Green Bay Packers and the New York Jets.

So the trade that everybody seems to be waiting to get done is not any closer to happening right now as the draft draws closer. And while it looks like this is a situation that could heat up and escalate as the

draft kicks off, there are no assurances that will happen either. Green Bay seems quite content

to wait until after the draft to make a trade. And the New York Jets are very happy to use the picks that they have and not trade

them to Green Bay, and both sides seem to be stuck in, dug in, and very stubborn in their own

stances about what Aaron Rogers is and isn't worth. And so this standoff that has been going on for weeks now looks like it's going to go on

for a little while longer. We just don't know whether it will get wrapped up by or during the draft.

It doesn't sound that way right now, but that could just be tough talk from both sides.

And one conversation could change that. But it'll be interesting if the draft

comes and goes, and Aaron Rogers is still in Green Bay, and the Packers then have their mandatory

minicamp coming up, and Aaron Rogers would be under contract to the Packers. Does he show up? Do

they risk the injury? What if he gets hurt? What if it's a serious injury? Then they have to count the $60 million

against their cap. Packers don't want that. They want the picks. The Jets want their quarterback.

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