Mark Kabaly

You know, Aaron Rodgers like at the end of the day and make you look foolish.

So, I mean, look at last year.

They knew last year right after he visited in March that he was coming here and it didn't.

become official until June, but they proceeded throughout the entire offseason as he was coming back because he gave them their word that he was coming back at that time.

So what the thing is here is I think that will be known more officially by

March 11th.

And if so, what do you think that plan would be?

They definitely have a plan saying, just say, if Aaron does not come back, what do we do now?

I'm sure it's some sort of free agent-wise.

I don't think it's going to be anything high level.

I think that's why they're still talking up Will Howard like he's the second coming of Joe Namath, but he has maybe had what?

Six practices, regular season practices of his life or six weeks of practice.

So they can't really be sure about that.

But, yeah, they've got to have plan A, B and C. And that's why he keeps saying, I don't think it needs it's going to be how it worked out last year because you can't move forward here without that.

But I think.

Right now, if you look at it, once again, he did not mention Mason Rudolph whatsoever until I said, yo, what about Mason?

Oh, yeah, we love Mason.

So which makes me wonder a little bit of...

Seriously, you had your GM and owner or head coach and owner talk over the past month, and you had a barely mention of the guy that has the most experience behind Aaron Rodgers, and you're blowing up a guy like Will Howard who has potential, but Mason's still under contract for a very limited amount of money, but they said that he's a part of it too.

What I really think is what's going to happen in the end is those same three quarterbacks are going to be back.