And I know you play with being twice and you won with Ben, and he helped you in your career and all the time.

But what should they do at this stage of his career?

You know, man, I think in a tough situation, you know, we're with, you know, Ben, I think is gonna make off, you know, 40 million this year going into the season with the salary cap, things that's going on.

And Pittsburgh is what I think.

They're like, 22 million already over the cap.

And, uh, you know, Big came out and said, you know, a few weeks ago that he's going to take a pay cut Thio come back and play.

But, you know, I don't know what's gonna happen And, uh, them signing.

Dwayne Haskins tells me that, you know, they don't expect him to come in and start and be under center this season.

They want him to come in learning the big No, but, you know, be learn how to be a professional, get to Lige under bed, and then he will be starting.

I would assume in the following year, but, you know, uh, looking forward and with marquees policy, just retiring.

You know, all those things that we're working together.

So I do believe that Kevin Colbert and Mike Tomlin will allow them to come back and and play his final year of his contract out.

But I don't I don't believe that it will be at the $40 million price if you if your big being plex do you hang them up?

Bronze, Those clicks.

Do you go to another franchise chasing another ring?

Or you just say, You know what?

I had a great run.

It's over with.

I don't think, being ready to quit.

I really believe that knowing him and understanding how competitive the years, I don't think that he's ready to hang it up.

Quit.

But I also think that he should finish his career in Pittsburgh with that being said, You know, I think he'll be on the seventh one more of season, but I don't see him, you know, entering the free agency or whatever the case may be, or seeking a trade to chase another ring.

He's a two times world champion, but I honestly believe that he will finish his career.

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Plus, you know, there's been so much that's been made about all this player empowerment movement in NFL players like the Shawn Watson and Matthew Stafford trying to get out of bad situations.

What's your take on everything that's currently happening?

You know, I think that the players are starting to understand their worth and and their value as players and speaking up and having a voice about their careers.

And, you know, you know, uh, Boston, their opinions.

I think they're also tearing a page out of the book assed faras a Sfar, a Zen NBA players.

So I know I love it.

I'm all in favor for players, you know, having a voice speaking up and, you know, and try to have some input about what they think and tryingto get a handle on their careers.

I mean, I love what the guy I love, what the guy was doing, they understand who they are.

And, uh, I understand they were from their value to these organizations and then bad situation.

I've always been an advocate for God speaking up and say, Listen, if a player doesn't wanna be there as the owner, as the organization, you should let that man go.

I've always said that and I think e think you'll start to see that now.

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Speaking of letting go or determining whether he's going to be the guy or not, is Daniel Jones a guy to lead the Giants?

Tough question, man.

He's only been on.

He's only played two ships, so it's tough to really say if he's the future of the New York Giants.

You know, you just look at what he's been able to accomplish over the last two years, which has hasn't been a lot.

He does.

He doesn't have a lot to work with offensively.

Sequana going down and uh oh BJ getting traded to Cleveland.

I think that, you know, you just assess him and evaluate him.

Looking forward as a Z this year comes forward, but you just really can't sit there and say he's our guy and he's the future of the New York Giants.

They took a chance and they drafted high on the board.

So, uh, they have to go out there playing.

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When you when you look at the New York Jets and you look at where they're at at the quarterback spot with Sam Donald trying to figure out what they want to do with him even though they really haven't surrounded him with anything, let alone a big time wide receiver, what should they do?

I think in New York just a tough situation.

I really believe that they want Sam Donald to be the quarterback.

But just like you said, if you're a quarterback and you can't protect them, I don't care how good he is.

You know he's not gonna play well, and then he really not giving him any weapons so he can go out and be a good as you want it to be.

I honestly think that they're going to draft a quarterback and try to trace Sam gonna because I don't think that they believe in him and he's the future of the franchise.

But with that being said, whoever you bring in there, you've gotta give that quarterback somebody to play with or just, you know, it is just a you know, it's just a cycle just that's just going to keep going to keep going.

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