Andrew

And a little roster spot at the bottom?

Absolutely.

Now, that's a part that I haven't seen people bring up as much because we get stuck on Treader, but

Tretter's right-hand man was almost ineligible to be the president of the NFLPA, and he pops up in this little role when it looks like his career's over.

They signed him late in the season to play special teams.

You just bump up someone from the practice squad to go do that.

Because you want guys that you've already developed a relationship, guys you've started training and working with to get those reps.

Some outside guy coming in to play special teams, it's unnecessary.

It's unnecessary.

It's been out of the league, too.

Like, yeah, there's no reason to do it.

Unless you, as a power structure, are interested in him having eligibility to keep funneling you money at expense of the players.

And I've really changed my tune on players not caring over the past month just from talking to guys.

Because I used to cover the Jets and the Giants for a newspaper here in New York City.

This is what I've done for the past 10 years.

I've met a lot of guys.

They are, like, furious.

Because you're like, what is this mechanism that is allowing you guys to operate with so much secrecy where you have J.C.

Tretter.

I mean, shout out to, like, the people who ran against him or were there for a minute.