Now, I did see you guys reacting in the comment section to the discussion with Mike

Sando, and I think it's a lot of what we've talked about throughout this year and throughout

this offseason with J.J. McCarthy and what happened in the earlier part of the spring. In my mind, what went on

with discussions about bringing back Sam Darnold that happened internally, discussions about

Aaron Rogers are very normal when you have a young quarterback who's never played before,

one of the best rosters in the

NFL, and the guys coming off of an injury that kept him out for the entire season, which I'm

sure they wanted to see in OTAs and in offseason workouts, does J.J. McCarthy come back well from

that injury. Does he put the weight back on? Does he look like he's

strong and moving around? And are there any other setbacks? Because there was the one additional

procedure that happened. Where I do get a little bit on the frustrated side is with insinuations

that something else was going on there, that there was

something nefarious behind the scenes that only certain people know about, but you don't know

about, but I'm not actually going to tell you what I'm referring to and stuff like that.

It's, to me, it's either if you got something to say, then say it.

And if you don't, and it's not corroborated,

then what are we talking about here? And I feel like in all of the national reporting, there has

been a little of, well, you know, did you hear they almost didn't go with McCarthy? But I,

from the facts that we have, everything to me matches up exactly with what their plan was.

And Mike mentioned, well, you know, the beat reporters are telling you everything is fine.

And it's like, that's because we heard about this plan from Quasi at Aflmenza a long time ago.

I mean, we heard about this plan from Quasi.

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