Let's go to Corey and Edison, New Jersey to kick it off.

How are you, Corey?

What's up, Corey?

Hey, fellas.

So the number one job for Glenn this offseason to me is to root out any sense of entitlement

that might exist in that building.

So for Rogers to go on McAfee and talk about all the things that he views he's entitled

to is exactly the reason why he's gone.

And I say good reading.

Thank you, guys. Yeah. Appreciate you. I think that's going to be more the jet reaction is,

hey, we're happy. He's gone. And even if you did want him back, I think you're still okay

that he's not back. Yeah, look, I was leaning towards the side of moving on from him. But I

admitted during the lead up to the decision, it was very mixed for me.

Because I thought Aaron Rogers, in the shortest of terms, gives you the best chance to win in 2025.

I don't disagree with that.

But from a cap perspective, from a yes, changing the culture perspective, starting anew, I understood it.

All I wanted was this breakup to be smart.

I wanted this breakup to be open-minded.

I didn't want the owner just to come down and say, we're not bringing him back.

And I do feel better that that wasn't the case.

But I wanted there to be an open-mindedness to it.

And for Aaron Glenn to bring him into a meeting and six seconds in,

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