Roger Goodell

He sat there and said, you never told me.

You said you believed in me.

You said I was the guy for the future.

This is BS.

And he started getting louder and louder.

At the very end, I said, are you done?

Okay.

The conversations you have in that room, there's got to be a consensus.

That means there's not going to be someone conceding the fact that, okay, this is maybe not how I want this to unfold, but there's a bigger plan than this.

That's what I sense right now.

We don't want to get stuck with Matthew Stafford and have no succession plan.

That's not a good place to be.

I think you find that Ben Roethlisberger has not really been a succession plan, as you see where they are right now.

There's examples of why you would do something like that, but I go back to the same thing right now.

You talk about

We were with Aaron Rodgers.

You're one play away from from the Green Bay Packers will be in the Super Bowl.

You get Jordan Love.

And so, you know, I do think that you have to capture the moment because these windows come and they do go.

And to me, again, I think it's a high price to play for a guy with a small body of work.