Billy

I don't think it was perfectly clear to him.

This is a total teardown that you're signing on for Malik.

Ergo, you're probably not in line to have a big season personally.

I think Malik Willis would be wise in fact to say, hey, if the Ravens can do it, I'm doing it too.

undo this deal.

I'm now a free agent once again.

And by the way, if he did do that, would the Dolphins have so little dignity that they would say, we're holding you to your contract and we're making you play even if you don't want to be wearing our helmet anymore?

Yeah, I mean, first of all, it's ridiculous what you're saying, but let's play with it.

I mean, if Malik Willis were to do that, you can't start your relationship with the player saying that he doesn't want to be here.

You'd have to get rid of him.

But don't you think, I mean, really when it comes down to specific to Malik Willis, I'm making a larger point about trying to be the Curt Flood of the generation and trying to take a stand at the player level against the man and all of that.

But specific to this, do you think Malik Willis understood what he was signing on for with the Dolphins a week and a half ago?

After the Jalen Waddle deal and otherwise?

Yes.

Yes, because Malik Willis had offers previously.

Malik Willis had options.

The Dolphins had to sell Malik Willis on a vision.

I don't think there was a bait and switch.

Now, I could be wrong, but I don't think this caught him by surprise.

I really don't.