Bob Pompeani

Now it's dangerous to read into Aaron Rogers because he likes to leave eight ops.

It's like going into an escape room.

It's like eight options and you don't know which one is, is true, but why else wouldn't he, I mean, what, what else would prevent him from signing right now?

So, I mean, if Aaron steps back and looks at the situation and his goal is to try to make one more run at a championship, he's far better off going to the Vikings than he is the Steelers.

Yeah.

I mean, they're a quarterback away, and last year proved it.

Yeah.

I mean, I listened to it a couple of times.

Like, there's so many different ways you can read different things.

I'm happy that his life is great, that he's got that at home.

That seems to have settled him.

Yeah, for all the paparazzi that were chasing him.

From everything he says, he loves it here.

He loves the coaching staff that's going to be in.

He's got a lot of ties with that coaching staff, even on the defensive side.

Everything seems comfortable, but it's like we're Batman trying to figure out the Riddler.

You know, he throws out these crazy riddles out there and you're trying to parse between them.

I think they all know that what they've offered and all of that is done, that they want him to be the option, that they've had conversations about it, and now whether he just wants to drag it out, whatever the reason, they're waiting on a firm answer.

If they're going to conduct business in the free agent market.

Oh, I think, I mean, those options are on the table.