Gio

You get Mike McCarthy up there talking about...

Pittsburgh.

Been here my whole life.

Grew up here, crafted Pittsburgh.

All that stuff.

Give me your sense of whether or not Aaron Rodgers would be back with him.

What are the chances of that?

I think very good.

Really?

Yeah.

Why do you feel that way?

Because I think Aaron wants to play still, and I think that he trusts Mike, and I think that he's someone who can... And the last stuff I heard about what he said about Mike McCarthy was very positive, and I think that he's thinking, hey, how great would it be to sort of wrap up my career with going with the guy that I won the Super Bowl with one more time here in Pittsburgh, his hometown.

You know what's interesting is that a guy like him coaches as long as Mike Tomlin, has coached as long as John Harbaugh, but for some reason people don't see or respect the success that he has had.

Yeah, and the only thing that I can bring up is the fact he's been fired from two places.

In both of those places, very high profile, the Packers and the Cowboys.

And like I mentioned, John Harbaugh looks like a very young, fit 64-year-old Mike McCarthy does not.

Now, is that fair to do that?

I don't know.

Probably not.

But I can't figure out any other reason because the resumes are so similar.