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Summary
TLDRIn this transcript, the hosts discuss the surprising trade of Justin Fields to the Pittsburgh Steelers. They debate the implications for both the Steelers and the Chicago Bears, questioning Chicago's strategy after investing heavily in their team around Fields. The conversation also touches on the potential draft choices for the Bears and the value of Fields' trade compared to other quarterback deals in the league. The hosts praise the Steelers' management for their strategic moves and Fields' potential to develop further under a new team.
Takeaways
- ð€ The surprise trade of Justin Fields to the Steelers has sparked mixed reactions, with some seeing it as a smart move by Pittsburgh and others questioning Chicago's strategy.
- ð Fields' trade seems to be part of a larger plan by the Steelers to revamp their quarterback situation, adding depth behind Russell Wilson.
- ð The Bears' decision to trade Fields appears to be a significant shift in strategy, as they had previously built the team around him, including acquiring key offensive players.
- ð€·ââïž There is confusion over the Bears' long-term plan, especially given their previous investments in Fields and the uncertainty surrounding their next quarterback.
- ð° The financial implications of the trade are notable, with Fields being traded for a conditional sixth-round pick, which is seen as a low return for his potential value.
- ð The Steelers' management, particularly Omar Khan, is receiving praise for his strategic moves in acquiring both Wilson and Fields, showing a strong understanding of team needs.
- ð Fields' potential role in Pittsburgh is seen as a developmental one, where he could learn from Wilson and potentially step into a starting role in the future.
- ð¯ The Bears' draft strategy is under scrutiny, with speculation that they may be considering other quarterbacks or using their first overall pick differently.
- ð The trade has sparked a broader discussion about the importance of surrounding a quarterback with the right talent to ensure success in the NFL.
- ð The Steelers' future outlook is positive, with a strong defensive core and now a more stable quarterback situation, potentially setting them up for success in the coming seasons.
Q & A
What was the initial reaction to Justin Fields being traded to the Steelers?
-The initial reaction was mixed, with the speaker expressing surprise but also a sense of inevitability given the circumstances.
How did the speaker feel about the Chicago Bears' strategy prior to the trade?
-The speaker felt that the Bears were building the team to retain Justin Fields, especially with the addition of key players like Keenan Allen and Deandre Swift.
What was the significance of the Bears' draft picks and trades in 2021?
-The Bears gave away significant draft picks, including a first-rounder, to move up and select Justin Fields, which later seemed confusing given their decision to move on from him.
What was the speaker's opinion on the potential draft picks for the Chicago Bears after trading Fields?
-The speaker was uncertain about which quarterback the Bears might draft, mentioning Jaylen Daniels and Caleb as possibilities, but expressed skepticism about the decision to draft a rookie over retaining Fields.
How did the speaker evaluate Justin Fields' performance in the NFL so far?
-The speaker acknowledged Fields' improvement in the second half of the season after an injury and noted his 10-28 record, but also questioned his long-term potential.
What was the speaker's stance on the financial implications of trading Fields versus drafting a new quarterback?
-The speaker argued that retaining Fields would have been a more financially prudent move, as the guaranteed money for a new quarterback like Caleb Williams would be similar to what Fields' fifth-year option would cost.
What was the reaction to the trade in Pittsburgh?
-The speaker mentioned that people in Pittsburgh were extremely happy with the trade, as they acquired Fields for a relatively low price.
What was the speaker's opinion on the potential fit for Fields in Las Vegas?
-The speaker believed that Fields would have been a good fit for the Raiders in Las Vegas, but also acknowledged that Fields may not have wanted to go there given his previous relationship with his offensive coordinator.
What was the speaker's view on the Chicago Bears' management decisions?
-The speaker was critical of the Bears' management, suggesting that they misplayed their hand by making Fields available too early and not waiting until the draft to see what offers they could get.
How did the speaker assess the Steelers' quarterback situation after acquiring Fields?
-The speaker praised the Steelers for their move, as they now have a strong backup quarterback in Fields and a potential future starter if they decide not to pick up his fifth-year option.
What was the speaker's prediction for the Chicago Bears' draft strategy?
-The speaker speculated that the Bears might play poker face and could potentially draft Jaden Daniels or use their high draft pick to acquire additional picks and still get their desired player.
Outlines
ð Surprise Trade: Justin Fields to the Steelers
The speaker expresses mixed feelings about the trade of Justin Fields to the Steelers. Initially surprised, the speaker then questions the strategy behind the move, considering the Chicago Bears' previous efforts to build a team around Fields. The discussion includes the Bears' draft picks and trades, the potential for Fields to develop with the right support, and the financial implications of the trade. The speaker also compares Fields to other young quarterbacks and contemplates the future of the Bears and Fields in Pittsburgh.
ð€ Assessing the Value of Justin Fields
The speaker continues to analyze the trade of Justin Fields, expressing confusion about the Chicago Bears' strategy. The conversation touches on the Steelers' acquisition of Fields for a relatively low draft pick, the speaker's initial lukewarm reception to Fields, and his intangibles as a player. The speaker also discusses the potential fit for Fields in other teams and the implications of the trade for both the Bears and Fields' future career.
ð Steelers' Quarterback Strategy
The speaker praises the Steelers' management, particularly Omar Khan, for their strategic moves in acquiring both Russell Wilson and Justin Fields. The discussion highlights the Steelers' previous struggles with their quarterback situation and how the new acquisitions could benefit the team in the short and long term. The speaker also compares the financial investment in Wilson and Fields to other quarterback contracts in the league and speculates on the potential playing time for Fields in Pittsburgh.
ð€ The Future of the Steelers' Quarterbacks
The speaker discusses the potential playing scenarios for Russell Wilson and Justin Fields on the Steelers. The speaker suggests that Fields may not be immediately pushed into a starting role but could learn valuable experience as a backup. The conversation also includes a comparison of the Steelers' quarterback situation to other teams and the strategic use of draft picks. The speaker emphasizes the low cost for the Steelers to have two talented quarterbacks and the positive impact on the team's locker room dynamics.
ð Draft Strategy and the Bears' Uncertain Future
The speaker speculates on the Chicago Bears' draft strategy and potential quarterback choices, including Caleb Williams and Jaden Daniels. The discussion includes the possibility of the Bears trading down in the draft and the potential impact of the new quarterback on the team's direction. The speaker also mentions the Dallas Cowboys' loss of Tyron Smith and the implications for the upcoming season. The conversation concludes with a reflection on the unpredictability of the NFL draft and the potential for the Bears to make a significant mistake in their selection.
Mindmap
Keywords
ð¡Justin Fields
ð¡Trade
ð¡Pittsburgh Steelers
ð¡Chicago Bears
ð¡Draft
ð¡Quarterback
ð¡Russell Wilson
ð¡Salary Cap
ð¡Offensive Coordinator
ð¡Free Agency
ð¡General Manager
Highlights
Surprise trade of Justin Fields to the Steelers.
Initial reaction to the trade was a mix of surprise and confusion.
The Bears seemed to be building the team to retain Justin Fields.
The Bears traded for Kenan Allen and Deandre Swift, indicating a competitive stance.
Chicago's past aggressive moves to acquire Fields are questioned in light of the trade.
The potential draft positions and future plans for the Bears are uncertain.
The implications of the trade for both the Steelers and Fields are discussed.
The cost of guaranteed money for new quarterbacks vs. retaining Fields is analyzed.
The potential for Fields to learn from Russell Wilson in Pittsburgh is highlighted.
The Steelers' strategy in acquiring both Wilson and Fields is praised.
The lack of publicity for Omar Khan, the Steelers' General Manager, is noted.
The impact of the quarterback situation on the Steelers' locker room is discussed.
The Bears' communication strategy regarding Fields' availability is criticized.
The potential for Fields to be utilized in packages despite his draft position is mentioned.
The overall assessment of the trade for both the Bears and Steelers is that Pittsburgh won.
The future of the Chicago Bears with the first overall pick in the draft is speculated.
The Dallas Cowboys losing Tyron Smith to the New York Jets is mentioned as a significant loss.
The unpredictability and excitement of the NFL draft and trades are emphasized.
Transcripts
good morning ke good morning skip I
didn't see this one coming so how
surprised were you that Justin Fields
got traded to these Steelers I'm it's
it's weird because I'm not surprised but
I'm surprised yeah because I started
feeling like as I was looking at things
I'm saying to myself okay they clearly
must be building this team to retain
justtin fields and they're playing a
little poker game with the other teams
that are looking to move up to the
number one spot when you go and you
trade for Kenan Allen you Deandre Swift
on the offensive side then you also have
DJ Moore so you start you got the draft
coming up you you you sign uh defensive
players like Jaylen Johnson I'm sitting
there saying okay they want to compete
they want to be competitive they're
finally getting what you have to do with
number one draft picks at the
quarterback position is put players
around them from to be successful
because if you look at last year Justin
Fields got better the second half when
he came back off the injury he missed a
couple games but he got better I so I'm
sitting there and I'm saying okay
evaluating this because it doesn't makes
sense to me that Ryan Pace in
2021 gave away the number 20 overall
pick a fifth rounder at 164 in addition
to that 2022 first rounder and the
fourth rounder to move up I did three
seasons later with multiple head coaches
and multiple offensive coordinator
and zero players around him that made
any sense to help a Young quarterback
survive last year yeah except for DJ
Moore a year ago yes okay that they
would move on from me would move on and
then they finally did and it's good for
him but it's bad for Chicago in my
opinion because you did all this to do
what you going to draft a Young
quarterback I don't know which one they
gonna draft I don't know if it's jayen
Daniels I don't know if it's Caleb I
have no idea Dr not sure they know at
this moment but go ahead okay so skip if
you're doing all this to draft a guy
what if you go seven and 10 and 8 n does
the coach keep his job does the general
manager and Ryan poles keep his job very
good question because if you're doing
all of this for a rookie quarterback to
go 8 n 7 to 10 y you could have did all
this with a guy who only 25 years old
and has 3 years of professional football
experience and you could have gone 8 n 7
to 10 with him and put yourself in a
much better position with a guy that's a
veteran because in this situation I just
don't see it now in terms of this
resetting the the room with a
quarterback and all that sort of stuff
that is just a conversation man to be
honest with you skip because if you
going to pay Caleb Williams about $40
million of guaranteed money with about
25 or so maybe 26 projected based on
what Bryce young got a year ago yeah
this year this season and if you the
fifth year option on Justin Fields is
about 25 million if you would to pick it
up on a fifth year option so in two
years you get him for about $27 million
over two years you're going to spend
that same amount of money and a little
bit more on the guaranteed side over the
course of the contract for Caleb
Williams or any of these other rookies
that you're thinking about think about
what I'm saying two years meaning 20 24
in 2025 with Justin Fields 20 I think
it's about $28 million that you're going
to spend yeah you got a chance to look
at that with this group of people and
say well didn't work out we can move on
or you could say New York Giant like
we're not going to pick up your fifth
year option we want you to perform and
do what you need to do and then we'll
come and address that at the end of the
season or toward the end of the season
and give you an extension Daniel Jones
like they decide to say no we G to start
the deck all over again Skip and start
with a rookie quarterback as a head
coach and a general manager that's on
the hot seat yes in Chicago cuz people
that I know in Chicago are not very
happy with the Justin field tra a lot of
people in Pittsburgh I know extremely
happy with the I mean they got him they
got him for a bag of nickels and a a
pack of chewing gum they did and he's
not going to compete with Russell Wilson
so to speak but he's going to sit there
learn from Russell Wilson opportunity
now for them not to pick up his a fifth
year option by May 2nd but sit here and
say this to him Russell played well we
want you to learn from him we're going
to give you a nice backup extension for
two years until Russell decides to walk
away in the job is yours yeah they win
all day long they just do I mean I I'm
happy for Mike Tomlin in Chicago I have
no idea what the I mean Pittsburgh I
have no idea what the Chicago Bears are
doing I have zero idea is it fair to say
the Steelers stole Justin fields for a
couple of packages of now and lers right
yes yes I learned see I learned what
they are we didn't have them in Oklahoma
City I've been going back for the little
way we just didn't have them I don't
know what they are all right I'll get
some and bring them in to you just so
you can see I'll try but no you can see
him you can see looks like he he sent me
a bunch of pictures oh did he okay
except he said in New Orleans it it got
sort of contracted into nine lers they
called them nine L I don't know whatever
know all
right we have gone back and forth and
back and forth about Justin fields and
you like him and I try to like him I've
told you repeatedly I was lukewarm on
him going into the draft not bad not
great that's the best thing I can say
about him but I do like his intangibles
and watching him very closely over these
last three years now he started quite a
few games what is he now he's 10 and 28
so he started 38 NFL games 10 and 28
with nothing around him I got you but I
like the way he competes that's what I
like the most about him do I think he's
a great thrower of the football I do not
would I take Caleb Williams ceiling over
his ceiling yes I would and I've told
you that from the start Michael Irvin
was on Friday you weren't with us on
Friday Michael was pretty dug in he's
just not sold on Justin at all he thinks
he's more of a career backup quarterback
well I got to tell you the league just
spoke with Michael Irvin on this the
league just screamed back at you no like
the league is out on Justin Fields if
the best you can get back for him is a
conditional six round pick and again if
he doesn't play next year because they
have obviously scheduled Russ to play
and if Russ stays upright all year
conditional six will remain a six so you
got Justin fields and you just detailed
what the Bears gave to trade up for him
to become the what was he the 11th pick
in the draft you got him for a six round
pick after just three years in the
league it's incomprehensible to me but
the league is saying no to Justin fields
and the Shocker to me was I told you we
both love Antonio Pierce I I just
thought if the God now if I look back on
it the Raiders could have had him for
let's say a fifth round pick or a fourth
round I don't know right somewhere in
there just do it he fits the way they
play football they play defense they run
the football they they try to to play
careful foot you know let's let's not
turn it over Le let's win it with some
intangibles with some competitiveness
some fire I liked his fit in in Las
Vegas much more than I liked it in
Chicago even so I thought that makes
sense to me and if you could just try it
for a fifth round pick why would I want
to go and repeat it all over again if
I'm Justin fields and go to the Raiders
with Luke gety as my offensive
coordinator was my offensive coordinator
in Chicago I mean do that could that not
be a good thing for no I don't want to
do that because I failed essentially
with him he got fired he didn't move on
they fired him just like they moved on
from Justin Fields now remember this
skip I don't know what Luke gety likes
ski but go ahead go ahead remember skip
jus Phils gave the Chicago Bears teams
that he wanted to go to and I don't know
that the Raiders was on that list no he
did he T the and said hey I don't know
these are the few teams that I want to
play for and you look at the six round
pick and you say okay how could that
happen to league is giving up on him no
the league hasn't yeah that's why he's
in Pittsburgh if the league giving up on
him they the league didn't jump to say
oh my God why would why would why would
I jump to go grab have something that I
know they going to give away at some
point in time because they misplayed
their hand Chicago misplayed their hand
by telling everybody we're going to move
on from Justin Fields instead of just
playing it all the way to the end but
they thought somebody would say I'll
give you a don't say don't say anything
yeah you can't say anything okay but how
do you make him available how do you
make it known you you you sit tight the
draft is at the end of the month they
not they're not drafting tomorrow
they're drafting at the end of the month
yeah of next month maybe better yet
better yet they're drafting at the end
of the month but I'd never seen this
before where your starting quarterback
was just flat out made available Ryan
pole said what was that I want to live
in the great I'm going to make it clear
he's available his fault yeah he's
available that's not that's not that's
not what the San Francisco 49ers did
with Trey Lance they didn't tell
everybody he's available no nobody even
you I mean it looked like he was
becoming because BR was looking like in
telling somebody is two different things
yeah but again the Bears didn't have
Brock pie they didn't have anybody but
that and that's the whole point why not
so why not just sit back and wait for it
to develop and then you can get
something out of it I understand what
Michael Irving said on Friday Michael
doesn't like those type of quarterbacks
he's looking for tro aan okay that's
what he's looking for me on the other
hand I look at the bigger picture of
everything with him and other
quarterbacks in the National Football
League yeah okay I look at all the
stuffff Michael's biggest issue with
Justin was that he tried to shift the
blame off himself remember I don't care
about that everybody does those sort of
things when when things aren't going
right he's a young man trying to learn
how to play they didn't do him right in
Chicago you got to be a damn fool skip
to think oh he's out there with Keenan
Allen and DJ Moore last year okay in the
year before that in the year before that
he had nothing you strip Diggs away from
Josh Allen you strip receivers away from
Joe burrow you see what they gonna look
like see what they gonna look like I
don't care what nobody say they're not
going to look the same this is why
Baltimore didal what they did to elevate
the passing game for Lamar Jackson this
is why the Philadelphia Eagles did what
they did to elevate the passing game for
Jaylen herdz you can't tell me that this
kid can't play in a National Football
League just got better last year with a
bummed offense he did I give you that
come on he as it started he went five
and eight last year and for that team
even though he had DJ that's pretty good
I I give you pretty good you got one guy
with a red dot on him you don't have
three guys you got one guy by the way
before we leave this behind I will bet
you Joe burrow will look exactly like
Joe burrow next year no matter who's
catching the football well you got Jamar
Chase and T Higgins okay come on now
skip okay but you said strip all these
receivers away let's see how he looks if
you take top dogs away from that dude
and give him what Justin Fields had it
ain't going to be the same it's just the
reality of it think about all the
quarterbacks in a National Football
League that are any good they all got
somebody except Matthew Stafford I know
but you just relegate them to if they
don't have receivers they don't look
very good they don't Joe burrow will
look real good no no you can't say that
because he's always had top dogs so you
can't say that never had a end of any
notes I'm not talking about tight ends
I'm talking about receivers yeah okay
tight ends can help you too no can they
okay okay now I'm going to flip it to
the
Steelers and Omar Khan has not gotten
much publicity or recognition but he
just pulled off an altimer to me because
they got sick and tired of yes no maybe
at quarterback with with picket or
trabis or Mason Rudolph or whoever it's
been since Ben and and remember the last
maybe two three years have been pretty
shaky just a guy he he became just a guy
so it's been a long cold winter in
Pittsburgh when it came to quarterback
play MH until now and almost overnight
it felt like he flipped the the script
completely and Omar Khan did not play
football at all he came up as an
analytics guy all the way he's 47 years
of age he's been doing this for a long
time quietly in the sh shadows and all
of a sudden he got to run the show and
he went out and said I'm going to go get
Russell Wilson and then I'm going to
figure out how to go get wait he's gonna
get Justin fields on top of Russ that
that knocked me over I did not see that
coming and he has now perfectly
positioned the Steelers for now and then
now and laters now and lers right well
he has it's beautiful because I don't
think Justin is going to actually be
able to compete for the job though I
don't no one might Tomlin maybe he would
give him a chance to compete but they
got Russ for the next couple of year
let's say couple of years right I think
so and that's fair it will not hurt
Justin's growth at all if he watches for
a couple more years he's 25 years old
but that's what I was saying to you skip
I said look at this look at it this way
you got Justin fields in Pittsburgh you
don't pick up his fifth year option you
have a real conversation with him you
give him a two-year deal or whatever
Back High backup money call it 24
million as high backup money for him
over two years okay and you sit and you
learn behind just behind beautiful it's
just beautiful he's only 25 you couldn't
do any better than that so way to go
Omar Connie gets no run on this show I
just wanted to throw his name out there
because that was good and when when you
tell me that his
quarterback payroll is going to be
they're going to have to add a third
quarterback so I don't know how much
that'll cost but they just have the the
two right now they they don't
necessarily have two but but you know
they probably will but they almost
certainly will but now you got these two
quarterbacks Russell Wilson and Justin
fields and we both we like them I I the
harder I looked at Russell's numbers
last year they were pretty good he was
fine he was solid 25 and eight 25
touchdowns to eight he he lost five
fumbles I'm sure Shawn didn't love that
in Red Zone he was not very good I'm
sure Shawn really really didn't love
that but overall under the circumstance
I thought he was pretty good they he led
the league of sacks and I'm sure about
half if Pittsburgh had Russell Wilson as
their quarterback last year based on the
way that they played they may win two
more games maybe and that puts him in a
different position in the division as
well as the conference yeah so by the
way you got you got a hellacious good
backup quarterback now Ina in case it
comes to that you are good to go and as
you well know that they want to sit back
and play defense and remember they added
Patrick Queen because they got cap room
now because they didn't commit a whole
lot of money to any quarterback I mean
I'm going to just before I leave this
behind so that's a grand total of 4.33
million for Russell Wilson and Justin
Fields if I told you that a month ago
you would have laughed in my face you're
going to get both of them for 4.33 and
have them both on your roster and I
remind everybody Kurt Cousins just
signed the well let's do it the other
way the Atlanta Falcons just signed Kirk
Cousins for 50 million this year
guaranteed and 50 million next year
guaranteed and the Steelers got two
pretty good quarterbacks for 4.33
million is that not the alltime steel
it's it's the alltime it's a it's I
don't even
know I don't even know if that's a cap
that cap hits yeah like you said 4.4.3
million yeah just looking at some cap
hits like a Bryce young just this year
coming up he's 8.6 for the Carolina
Panthers you got two guys that have
started in this leag League that barely
is over the four point more yeah you do
and obviously Pittsburgh's got na Harris
and Jaylen Warren and they're going to
bang and crash the football up the
middle and they're just going to play
defense and they're going to do it the
right way and they got one of the best
coaches if not the best coach in pro
football I like their chances and you
just sent a new message to the locker
room how many games help me out here
because you've been there how many games
did the Pittsburgh defense go into the
postgame locker room looking sideways at
the offense like come on man come on man
come on man especially after they before
they fired the offensive coordinator
once they fired the offensive coordinat
and they tried to reset everything yeah
when you look at it though he's got a
certain percentage meaning in Justin
Fields he's a six round pick but if he
plays 51% of the snaps right it'll move
up to a fourth round fourth but odd I
can play both of them I got have
packages for Justin Fields no question
about it I'm good with that but he ain't
playing 51% unless unless Russ gets hurt
so you can put a package together for
him and help you win games and still
basically it's a six round pick you
don't have to give up anymore because
he's not going to play 51% of the
snaps I I'm just dumbfounded that that
you could pull that think of the message
you just sent to your locker room look
what we just did you don't think there's
in their St that's why I was puzzled
when you said the league said no no the
league didn't say no Pittsburgh said yes
they're of the league they said yes but
they didn't have to do it for a first
round pick they did it for a six round
pick because well I don't think anyone
could I personally think he's better
than the quarterbacks of the draft but
that's me I'm maybe I just don't know
the position in the end I think Ryan
poles played it wrong he gave
information away way too early way too
early well that can go one or two ways
either you make him available and people
just line up for him and you auction him
off to the highest bidder or you get
stuck stuck but once you say yeah to
somebody yeah we're moving on from him
they're not going to line up for him
yeah because they know in the
end he's not if you don't like him like
that why are we going to give High picks
for him when we can get him for nothing
yeah to your point here's what's the
biggest shock to me is that they didn't
just wait until draft night just just if
the six was the best you got on the
table from Pittsburgh just just hang in
there hang in let's get a little CL
we're still what a month away from the
draft okay just hang hang tight don't
panic don't play your hand too quickly
just wait unless Pittsburgh said well if
you we'll pull the six it doesn't it
doesn't even matter in the end I could
go into
post-draft and still get a six round
pick and here's why because there's a 32
teams in the league somebody is going to
draft a quarterback in the sixth round
somebody is going to take a flyer on
some quarterback in the sixth round the
fifth round the fourth round that's
nowhere near as good as Justin Fields so
you can do it post draft if you drafted
Caleb or any of these other quarterbacks
you can simply say that particular team
didn't get what they was looking for in
the draft yeah here's your guy we'll
give us your fifth round pick yeah and
that team doesn't have to pick up his
fifth year option they just don't here
here's a fifth round pick for you we
going to take a a free looksy at you as
our
backup that's exactly how that goes all
right so that leaves the Chicago Bears
still with the first overall pick and
again I'm a much bigger fan of Caleb
Williams than you are I know they were
not happy with some of the things that
came out during the week of the combine
and the way he handled himself and the
father's involvement you and I have
talked you you've brought it up again
and again I don't know if the father is
going to try to hard ball him out of
Chicago into Washington because
obviously kid grew up in Washington DC
or maybe Chicago maybe Caleb isn't the
answer maybe it really is Jaden Daniels
and they feel as though they're going to
play poker face right now and get
Washington to move up to the one they
could drop down to the two and still get
jayen Daniels and the guy that they want
all along and pick up some extra picks
maybe that's the way they playing it
okay and yet I I would not at all be
shocked if they took Drake May with this
pick I wouldn't be completely shocked if
they took JJ McCarthy they took another
quarter listen JJ McCarthy is the one
local kid on the board he's a Chicago
Kid if they took JJ McCarthy with the
number one overall pick the people in
Chicago will burn that Stadium down you
think so oh my God I don't think they
would for a lo oh my God I'm not sure
about that they certainly would well he
just won the National Championship I
don't know you know the dude threw the
dude
threw less than 15 balls m eight college
football games this year eight passes
against P State and the second half he
threw zero come on man stop no I got it
I got it I'm just saying that's why this
is so fascinating I will bet you that is
Chicago gonna screw it up either way
though in my opinion they well might
speaking of screwing things up how about
my Dallas Cowboys they lose Tyron Smith
to the New York Jets for about 20
million a year with incentives you know
I'm starting to think my Cowboys are
going to miss the playoffs next season
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