Michael Easter

Say it all the time.

There's no great movie with a crappy first 15 minutes and a bad last 15.

There's a lot of great movies that, you know, in the middle, there's some forgettable stuff.

But a great movie start and finishes everything.

Stafford's career.

I mean, he was a great young player.

And he got the you-know-what beat out of him in dysfunctional Detroit.

But Stafford is...

I mean, this happens occasionally, but at the end, Brady didn't have to win in Tampa to validate his greatness.

But Stafford has changed his entire legacy going to McVeigh.

And Stafford, for the record, is a workaholic in the film room, and he deserves a lot of the credit, too, not just McVeigh.

It's weird.

Aaron Rodgers' career is kind of similar to the wedding crashers.

You remember, you've seen that great Vince Vaughn movie.

First 45 minutes are one of the funniest comedies ever.

Okay?

And then it kind of peters out.

I mean, not a great ending.

And that's where we are with Rodgers now.

He's kind of like, oh, he was good a long time ago.