Joe Starkey

I think Aaron Rodgers would endorse him as somebody who can emerge as a starting quarterback in the NFL.

Perhaps.

So where does that leave us?

Again, it comes back to Rodgers.

He has to make a decision.

Right, and that's the logic.

But he is a sixth-round pick, and there were teams, including the Steelers, that didn't pick him for five rounds.

I get all of that.

But again, I think the year with him here and what they went through in meetings, and who knows what they gleaned from those meetings and just watching him in action.

I don't know.

I'd be willing to give him a chance.

But again, I would draft this year and next as if I were trying to come up with a whole bunch of people around him that will make any quarterback in 2027 successful, or at least more successful that you don't rely on him to be the guy.

Huge following.

And he does great work, and I've been bullish on him for a while.

Yeah, they're going to reduce the capacity from, I think it's 68,000 to 51,000, something in that.

And honestly, if you look around football, and I'm not talking about the football factories, not the Tuscaloosa, not Notre Dame, most of these other schools,

have smaller venues.

And I think they are better when it comes to atmosphere.

And I don't know if you can create that even with, like the Oakland A's used to do, tarpaulin over the outfield bleachers or whatever.

So what do you think of that deal?