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What's up, friends. Welcome back to another episode of the Pack of Day podcast. I'm your host,

Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. I really appreciate you being here today.

Today, yes, we are going to talk about Aaron Rogers, hopefully for the last time until we get

a final decision on what's going to happen with Aaron, whether that is a trade or retirement

or that

he will be ultimately back with the team. But I did want to go over the ultimate sort of downside

scenario today of if Green Bay brings Aaron Rogers back. And the reason I want to go over this is

because I feel like this is a little bit of the missing

piece that some people are still missing. And right up front, and to be abundantly clear on this,

I'm not necessarily trying to change anyone's mind with today's episode. There are going to be

those of you who maybe Aaron Rogers is your favorite player of all time. And that's understandable.

He's one of the all-time great NFL players. And maybe for you, the most important thing

isn't even necessarily what's best for Green Bay in 2023 or 2024 or 2025 or beyond that.

You just want to see Aaron Rogers retire as a member of the

Green Bay Packers and have one more, two more, whatever, however many seasons more he plays,

you know, one or two more shots at this thing, ideally with the Green Bay Packers. And that is your

fandom. That, of course, that is by all means every right of yours to want to see that.

So I'm not necessarily trying to change your mind. There are others of you who might say,

Andy, nothing's guaranteed moving forward. I don't care about 2024 or 2025 or anything beyond that.

All I care about right now is 202323. And the player that I think

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