Brett Farve seems to know what he's talking about.

Oh, I can't imagine why.

Maybe it's because he was the long time Super Bowl winning champion quarterback for the Green Bay Packers when they drafted in the first round, his replacement instead of getting them or help when he had plenty of football left in him.

And then eventually, when his replacement was ready, they showed far of the door.

Far has great insight into this situation because there's no one on Earth who's been in a more similar situation to Aaron Rodgers than Brett Farr.

Now Stephen A.

You have made it a point to point out that there are differences, of course, not exactly the same in every single detail.

One of the differences is Brett Farve engendered more respect from the organization, says you than Aaron Rodgers.

That may even be true.

Brett Farve had something about him that I think it wasn't just from the Packers organization because they're not showing Iron Rogers the door yet, but from football fans far had something lovable about him on bond and part of it was the gun slinger stuff.

Even with the turnovers and stuff, which you could say, it's kind of irresponsible to do to the rest of your team.

You kind of made a stupid play, and now the other team has the ball and you're gonna lose because you're just a gun slinger having fun.

But still, people gravitated toward it.

It was an energy that people like that.

I think there is something in in football fans that don't want their quarterback to do to be too cerebral or introspective.

And Aaron Rodgers comes across as cerebral and introspective, which in life is a healthy, mature and good thing to be.

But sometimes in the NFL, at least it is projected to the world can hurt.

You can hurt your standing, or maybe even your ability to lead in terms of really rallying the team around you.

And maybe that came through a little bit in that interview that Aaron Rodgers is not just making big statements to make big statements, but he's thoughtful.

And as Brett Forbes said the day before, you know when he comes down, he's going to consider everything and see and for even said this Packers.

They let him go anywhere Where the Packers gonna let this dude go?

He's the reigning M v P.

He's playing arguably better than he's ever played.

And by the way, from Aaron Rodgers.

Point of view.

Stephen A.

They didn't get him help, right?

They drafted his replacement, But they've already done that now, which means in this draft they can concentrate on.

Forget about his replacement, the rest of the team with high picks and think about that team that he's on.

He won 13 games in a game, a playoff game against Russell Wilson in the Seattle Seahawks two years ago This season, he went to the NFC championship game with a chance to win it, and now they have more.

Resource is to vote to the team.

To make it even better, He went from a game manager trying to figure out the floors new system to the M V P of the league.

Now that he's got it, why would he want to go anywhere for what Forbes said was true?

And he predicted it and he was right.

Well, these air breadcrumb comments and maybe it's not about Brett Farve knowing the Green Bay Packers air knowing the situation because it was identical to Amber Rogers.

Because I don't believe that, Max.

Maybe he knows Amerie Rogers better than we thought.

And that's what this is all about.

Because Amerie Rogers thes were breadcrumb comments.

Man, they don't they don't they don't move anybody, they really don't.

And right, it's out of Mali.

In all honesty is gonna be hard for me to sit up there as much as I support him.

It's gonna be hard for me to sit up here and say supportive words when you know you turn around and he's backtracking, moonwalking like the late Michael Jackson or Fred Astaire's somebody.

I mean, it doesn't make any sense.