Eric Nehm

I think anyone with eyes saw in the last game that he played with the Bucs this season,

He should not have been playing after the first quarter.

Yeah, it was obvious.

He was not himself.

He couldn't explode.

He couldn't do the things they did.

And he was out there because he was trying to drag his team to win.

That is the type of competitor that this guy is.

So, yeah, if you're some team and you're not 100% sure, I don't think you have any concerns about what we're going to trade for him and he's not going to play hard.

That dude is going to play hard every single night for whatever team he's on in whatever competition he's in.

Like, it does not matter.

He's going to play hard.

And I think that's at least one thing where Dave, you're asking about dark horse.

If you're a dark horse, you can feel comfortable.

You can think to yourselves like, okay, yeah, he might not be ecstatic to be here, but

But when you get two playoffs with him, he's going to compete.

And if we win one during that time, who knows?

Maybe he changes his mind and he does want to sign because you've been able to give him that second championship or that opportunity at a second championship.

So, yeah, again, logic dictates that a trade should not occur before the trade deadline.

But...