Billy Gil

We'll see if he comes back and he's himself this season, right?

But Travis is aging.

The team is not looking like the juggernaut that they look like.

If you have someone who's going to give you a first, fifth, and a sixth and a third rounder next year for a guy that you seemingly might only have one year left with him on your roster, like, yeah, he's great, but you can also fast forward this mini rebuild, if you will,

by getting rid of him knowing, you know, maybe our original window is closing, but that doesn't mean that a new one can't open up next season or two seasons from now.

So why delay the inevitable instead of just embracing it, getting rid of a name, getting all of these picks, and then we can kind of accelerate when the next window starts to open.

Well, that kind of is the question too, is when do you eventually miss on one of these moves?

You know, like when is it that you have hit so many times?

Like I could just recreate this every time.

Like I'm just the smartest person out there and I can take Trent McDuffie at 21st overall pick and I'll trade him for a 29th overall pick and a fifth round and a sixth round and a third round next year.

And I, I can, I'm just always going to hit, like, I'm never going to miss on these.

At what point does it like, are you no longer like stop being cute?

Like we,

We hit on one.

Let's not get rid of our hits when we have other holes that we need to fill to your point.

And let's try to build around our hits instead of selling off our hits and hoping we just keep hitting again and again.

I'm worried about the Colts and Chris Ballard, if I'm going to be honest with you.

Yeah, yeah.

Speaking of windows, like last year, they should have capitalized on that.

Obviously, you can't control Daniel Jones getting injured, but like that might have been your best shot with this situation.