Brad Biggs

Yeah, man.

Those guys in the draft class and when they sign, each one of them will try to be one upping the other.

So it makes sense for any team to try and get a deal done before you end up...

having to pay the top dollar for it.

I don't suspect.

Maybe things have changed.

Maybe the relationship with Caleb is really good.

Maybe he is feeling it, and PCA can get involved, and Conor Bedard, and everyone else.

And Modest, and they can convince him to...

To sign early?

I don't feel like that's what he's going to do.

So more than likely, Caleb plays all four years that are guaranteed and then signs the deal after that fourth year.

Risking injury in the fourth year.

This is why they try to come to you, the teams, and say, hey man, you could get hurt.

And by the way, don't you want to make more than 12?

We'll up that to an average of 20 or 25.

That's why we have to look at Caleb as an outlier for everything.

Because homeboy's got money banked from college.

Absolutely true.

I'm not saying that the money that he signed in his rookie deal was at $40 million.