Dan Woike

That doesn't mean I'm not going to ever be back, but I don't know.

And.

Like in total, he spoke for 15 minutes.

If I had to like split it up, he probably answered 12 minutes of questions about like his retirement, his basketball mortality, whatever.

I would say six minutes of that.

If you heard a very like prescribed six minutes, you'd be convinced he was done.

And if you heard six other minutes, you'd be convinced you'd be back playing somewhere next year.

And that is crazy.

I know he's calculating and he's really good at this media stuff.

That can't be intentional.

I think like it is both.

Like he got asked a question by a local reporter here about the lack of black NFL head coaches in this hiring cycle.

And he started talking about Mike Tomlin.

And like in the middle of that answer, he talked about the joy he saw in Mike Tomlin's face when he watched his daughter doing gymnastics at Georgia.

Right.

Like LeBron James has a daughter who plays volleyball.

Right.

Like but then I asked him, why are you still playing?

And he's like, because I want to squeeze every ounce of juice like out of this orange.

Like, what are those two things tell you about retirement?