Dave Dameshek

I'm here to be your hype man.

Oh, now it's starting to come out.

See, no shame in having a little bit of ego.

Listen, you played pro football after all.

All right.

Some other guys who played pro football for those Packers are the quarterbacks we're talking about.

So I want you to rank them for me right now.

Favre, Rodgers, Love.

Go ahead.

If you want to put Bart Starr in there, you're welcome.

That is a weird, that's got to be a weird sort of energy that you know that he's always borderline MVP, Brett Favre, but then he throws in frigid Lambeau against Eli and the Giants.

He throws the season away with a bad pick.

What is the vibe in the locker room?

Like, well, we wouldn't have been here without you, Brett, or are there some raw feelings?

Like, what do you do?

Boy, I forget about how up close you've been to some of these 40-plus-year-old QBs.

It's not just Brett Favre, who went over to Minnesota and all of that.

But also, yeah, like you say, Warren Moon, who had one of the high-end years, one of the very small handful of high-end years.

for a 40 plus qb right when you got to pro football um that was a trick question though you ranked them based on footballing i was i was really asking which guy would be most likely to pick up a spendy dinner bill far rogers love you know what i've learned so probably i'll start with aaron

i gotta drive over there i'm in houston anyway so i'm a little bit closer so there you go so a rough few minutes for uh for number four here let's go out on this the new class or at least the nominees for the pro football hall of famer out what jumps out to you from this list and if you i you know you said that you like to keep it modest i remember having conversations