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Welcome to the athletic football show.

I'm Robert Mays.

Join to me today.

It's the athletics on Mike.

Sando.

Mike, how you doing, man? I am doing well. Good to be here with you, Robert. We got a lot to dig into today. Some pretty marquee games that we didn't hit on the Sunday night show just because, I don't know, they weren't overly interesting in the moment. We're going to talk about some somewhat underwhelming wins for the Niners and the Chiefs. Not a ton to dig into there, but we did want to hit those because that's what we do on this show. So we're going to chat about those a little bit. We were going to talk about the Cardinals and the Chargers a bit. We talked about that game kind of in passing as it relates to the AFC playoff picture, but we really wanted to dig into where the Cardinals are after that game.

It feels like we just haven't really talked about the state of that franchise very much this season.

And there are some decisions to be made on their end, I think, after this season ends and about who they are moving forward.

So we're going to talk about that.

But let's start with one of the biggest moments of yesterday,

that is Aaron Rogers going off and Jordan Love replacing Aaron Rogers

in the Packers' loss to the Eagles.

And not surprisingly, that little moment and getting a little glimpse of Jordan Love

has set off some conversations about what the

rest of the season may look like in Green Bay, about how much more we'll see of Aaron Rogers,

and about how much more we should see of Aaron Rogers.

So as you're sitting here, Mike, with Green Bay, all but eliminated from the playoff picture

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