'He's a future Hall of Famer' - Pats' Kevin Byard III warns of Aaron Rodgers threat ahead of Steelers game

He was just standing up. On 87. I got like 97. I mean, he still has a strong arm. He can throw from any platform, honestly. May not be as mobile as he used to be, but he can get outside of the pocket and still make those plays on the run. We all know just how really good he is as far as, you know, he's seen every coverage. He's seen everything. He's got a quick release. He's going to get the ball out pretty fast. And I think the biggest thing that's kind of like the chess game, he does a really good job of like using all the play clock pre-snap to try to get the defense to undress themselves to see what we're doing. And he does a really good job of making the defensive line jump off sides. And so when that happens, we have to make sure we keep playing because we all know it's going downtown. But no, he's a future Hall of Famer. So, I mean, we have to give him that respect. But at the end of the day, we're going to try to go out there and try to win this game. Yeah, it's obviously, you know, a big loss, but full faith in those guys in that room to make plays. And I know they understand the task of him not going to be there. And I know they're all super, you know, not excited that he's gone, but excited for the challenge ahead to go out there and produce. Yeah, I mean, it's national football. You got to be, you're going to play 11 guys out there on offense, no matter who's up, who's down. Obviously, AJ's a great player and we would love to have him, but he's not there. So there's nothing you can do but trust 11 and get ready to work.