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mike lupica mitch album and bob ryan i'm bob ryan of the boston globe and espn i'm mitch alb of the

detroit free press i've heard of both of them i'm mike ESPN. I'm Mitch Album of the Detroit Free Press.

I've heard of both of them.

I'm Michael Lupica, MLB.com and the New York Daily News.

And before we start today, happy 90th birthday to the greatest baseball player who ever lived.

Willie Howard May is to say hey kid.

Now the oldest living Hall of Famer now that Whitey Ford has passed so

anyway May 6th a baseball holiday all right so we start with Aaron Rogers today and and we have

kicked this around and we will kick it around until there is is some sort of definitive answer

on whether or not he is going or he is staying.

You see everything from them wanting to now invite other quarterbacks to OTAs

to the other suggestion that they may make this all okay by making him the highest paid player in history.

I will tee you guys up this way by asking the question,

do you think next September, Aaron Rogers will be starting game one for the Green Bay Packers?

Me, by a 5149 plurality, I say yes. When it's all said and done, he has no leverage. His only option is to quit.

Yeah. And I don't see him sitting sitting out a season at his age. It's one thing if you're in your

late 20s and you're saying, all right, I'm jockeying for the rest of my career

when I'm going to get at, what is he, 37, you don't give away years at that age, even if you

think, well, maybe I'll be like LeBron James rest up for a while and then come back stronger

or something. No, Bob's right. He has no leverage. I've been reading a lot of different people who are quote

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