Mysanityisworthittogiveyousomeofthismoneybackso I canpartandgoon.
I mean, thatitmaybeworthit.
Guys, gettothatpoint.
I wasatthatpointinmyowncareerwhen I playedforJonGruden, thetimeBayBuccaneersand I lethimknowatthebeginning, theseason, Nomatterwhatyoudo, I don't wantanextension.
I don't wantanything.
I justwanttogetthehellawayfromyou, Period.
Youcouldhaveitall.
I justwannagoandsowhenyougetto a certainpoint, somethingsarenotrepairable.
Theynowcanapproachitandhandleit a certainwayratherthandoitemotionallybecauseCarsonwantstodoitorhisrepresentativeswanttosayhewantstobetradeddoesn't meananything.
Rightnow, CarsonWentzlooksatJalenhurtsandsays, Thiskid's a baller.
Thiskidcanplayallthereportscomingoutsayingthat.
Well, e thinkpeoplelookathimandsay, Thisguy's prettygood.
Thisguyhassomething, whereas a lotofpeople, AccordingtothereportsinGreenBay, it's beenverylimitedsamplesizethat, atthispointjoinedLoveneeds a telescopetoseeAaronRodgers.
I mean, thedifferencebetweenhurtsandwins, obviously a littlebitmorenarrow.
Thelastnumber I wantedtobringuptoyouisthedeadcapnumber, thelargestdeadcapnumberinthehistoryoftheNFLever, I guess.
Take a guess.
Triviatime.
28 million.
Goodclose.
RobertWoods, $21.8 million.
When's hiscapIttheonlyreason I bringthisuptoputitincontext.
When's hiscap?
Itwouldbeabout $35 million.
A $35 milliondeadcaphit 30 $18 millionmawrthanthelargestonewe'veeverseeninthehistoryoftheNFL.
In a yearwherethesalarycapisgoingtotake a dipwhentraditionallyitrises, andsothathispointthere's gonnabe a largerpercentage.
Hewasgonnahurtevenmore.
Just I justwanttogobacktoyourfirstpointwhenhesaidabouttheGapis a littlebitnarrowerbetween, uh, CarsonWentzandJalenHurts, asopposedtoJordanLoveandAaronRodgers.