3 & Out - Aaron Rodgers’ Final Season, Brock Bowers is a STAR & NFL International Games

Aaron Rodgers' announced final season sparks a deep dive into the legacy of a generation of elite quarterbacks, with Colin Cowherd questioning whether Rodgers can stay healthy in his 40s despite looking physically better than ever—thanks to modern fitness, GLP-1 drugs, and better nutrition. Cowherd argues that while Rodgers' body may be in peak shape, his athleticism and durability are in decline, especially given his reliance on mobility and his history of injuries. He predicts a tough transition for Rodgers in Pittsburgh, where the offense has evolved and his relationship with coach Mike Tomlin may be strained. The episode also praises Brock Bowers as a 'football robot sent from heaven'—a player whose elite instincts and game intelligence far exceed his physical appearance, embodying the rare 'natural' talent that can't be taught. Cowherd then turns to the NFL’s international games, criticizing their early-morning timing as a fan-unfriendly revenue grab that undermines the Sunday football tradition, especially when high-profile matchups are moved to inconvenient slots. He argues that while the league may profit, fans—especially those who value Sunday as a shared cultural moment—will suffer, calling the move 'a little much.'