Joe Starkey

It's either Rodgers or, to me, you're going to have to bring one of those two guys and start at this point.

If they bring somebody in, then it's a different talking point.

I'm just wondering what they're going to do.

So am I. Aaron Rodgers, you'll get out of him what you got out of him if he stays healthy.

Yes, he's capable of winning games and throwing a ball and making good decisions.

What if you give him better weapons, like a second receiver, a real second receiver?

Well, they could have done that last year, and they chose not to.

It may have made a difference.

Yeah, of any offense he's going to be comfortable with.

Agree with that.

Based on what they said, yes, but that may be the wrong philosophy also, you know, because winning...

if it's just short-term winning, does not satisfy the long-term game, which is to win a championship.

And that's why sometimes you have to just be able to do something that will lead you to more opportunity.

I agree.

I don't, other than his hire of Mike McCarthy.

His hire of Mike McCarthy is a continuation of what you just described.

No, it's about offense.

It's about a guy who is an offensive guy.

If we had seen that Nathan Sheilhaus was going to be the head coach, everyone would have loved it because he's number one young, but he's also an offensive guy.

Okay.