Mike Tomlin

I think these guys can make those throws.

They haven't done it as often as Rodgers over the years because he's going to be future Hall of Famer.

And if we're taking all time, any of these guys in their prime,

Don't get me wrong, I want Aaron Rodgers.

Maybe Josh Allen, but I'd probably still take Aaron Rodgers.

But this is 42-year-old Aaron Rodgers, who's a week removed from looking very feeble against the Browns.

It's been an up-and-down season for him.

And he's a guy who, this offseason, not a lot of takers, not a lot of suitors for him after the way things went with the Jets.

So, yes, I...

I think as far as cerebral football IQ, all of that, he lapsed these guys.

Although he didn't check out of that play at the end of the first half, which was strange.

We might have to ask him about that this week.

What happened there?

Very well-spoken man, Brian, is he not?

He defends his points very adroitly, limits.

Would you agree with that?

I don't agree with his Rodgers point at all, Brian.

So you're basically saying that if you can't move around at all, despite being a statue, but able to win with still a stellar arm and win at the line of scrimmage probably better than any other quarterback in the AFC playoffs, maybe outside of Josh Allen, that you are unworthy of being praised.

You are unworthy of being able to win in the playoffs.

That is what I'm taking from what you're saying.