Diante Lee

So that's kind of been my thing.

You land him in a place like that where they've got an offensive line, they're going to have a system that I think would fit decently given some of his supporting cast.

Maybe you're able to get him right back to where he was early in his stint in Arizona where it looks like, hey, he can at least get you to the wild card round and be competitive.

And in the NFC South, there have been a lot of reclamation projects that have come by there, right?

Most recently being Baker Mayfield.

I would say even Bryce Young, while he wasn't dealt to Carolina, I think that what we've seen over the last year will kind of tell you that they have a level of offensive coaching in that division where a guy like Murray can go down there and maybe turn a team into a 10-7, interesting enough, 11-6 for at least a year.

And that would be something that would be really intriguing for me.

What I'm least interested in is a rebuilder hoping that he can be some kind of like plus bridge guy.

I just don't know if that's the right way to be looking at it with a player like Murray.

Colts I'm really fascinated by.

Right.

And I think that I guess what your reaction to that is going to be based on whether or not you think that Daniel Jones has enough leverage to ask for something north of the projected franchise tag number, which should be kind of in the neighborhood of like 46 to 48 million dollars.

Right.

Which I think that he might.

I think he could genuinely look at the Colts and say, what else are you going to do?

I want a $46 million in valuation for at least the 2026 season.

Just be careful, Colts.

That's all I'm saying.

Be careful out there.

This is where it's tricky.