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We saw that with Kansas City and Creed Humphrey.

We saw that in Philadelphia with Cam Juergens.

Right.

So I do think he'll get somewhere in that twenty one, twenty two million dollar range.

And as far as teams, you really could just kind of throw a dart at a team that has that cap space and say, yeah, they could probably use a Tyler Linderbaum outside of maybe a select few that do have Pro Bowl slash all pro players.

But the two teams I was most interested in with him are both in the AFC West is the Chargers and the Raiders.

I think the Chargers have done everything they can do with the Bradley Bozeman experiment.

Right.

I just don't know if that has worked out no matter where they have placed them.

And they just need a lot of interior line help.

And I think that he's a guy who isn't just good at his position, but stabilizes the guys to his left and his right.

Right.

Because he has been so solid and so durable and consistent year over year.

And then the other team, the Raiders, like I was texting, I was texting our buddy Mina Kimes about this because she brought it up on her show when she said that the Raiders were a good fit for him.

And the thing I thought about was Alex Mack going to San Francisco when Kyle Shanahan got to San Francisco, right?

And before, the entire kind of wide zone philosophy was, hey, we don't really need anything at our offensive line.

We can take any piece and make it work.

And then Kyle Shanahan got a guy like Alex Mack, who was an all-pro level center, and was like, wait, this guy actually directs so much traffic for us.

I want him to kind of help us speed up our process with teaching this scheme.

I think that Linderbaum could be a very similar kind of player for Clint Kubiak in Las Vegas.