Mark Kaboly

And you're also trying to look forward here.

I did ask him, how do you balance the two?

How do you balance that two, right?

How do you win now and develop a quarterback?

I don't think he answered me.

Honestly, I think they should because, like I said, obviously the draft is not full of talent.

Even if you do draft one, he's not going to play right away, right?

Ty Simpson, is that the best case scenario?

He ain't playing right now.

You look at the free agent market.

I don't think.

Like I said, I think they got high hopes for him, but you just can't move forward with hopes because they have not seen him in game action.

It might be a different story if he got to play in the preseason last year.

If he got to practice for more than two months and practice with quotes marks because they barely put on pads at the end of the year, so how much is he really practicing?

It might be different right there.

But right now, I don't see any harm in bringing Rodgers back and having him –

another term, bridge quarterback, right, of him teaching Will Howard the Mike McCarthy ways, right?

Like a sort of a pseudo quarterback coach to give him a better opportunity to step in there next year.

If that's what you're getting out of this and have a chance to win 8, 9, 10 games, I think that's fine.

It very well could be part of it too, but there is also a part of it that they are interested in what he can do here.