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Jeffrey Simmons, I think his second team all pro Jeffrey Simmons.

I mean, that's like that is a really good and still very useful player down in Tennessee.

Bear saw him a couple of years ago and he wrecked the game on him.

But if I'm Tennessee, I'm not sure how motivated I am right now.

While their quarterback is on a rookie contract, although maybe they want a wide receiver, etc.

Max Crosby obviously getting thrown around.

Does the trade partner have to be something like that?

Where it's an expensive player coming back because of what's on DJ's deal?

Does it have to be a problematic contract coming back?

It's a great question.

It's a great scenario to talk about just because, yeah, like you say, you're going to have to marry up numbers.

And the Bears, again, they signed DJ through 2029.

That contract's not expiring anytime soon.

There's some exit paths in there after this year.

But in the NBA, the rules are you have to line up the numbers and be around 10%, I believe it is, of the money coming back.

In the NFL, that's not the case.

No, no.

And so like this one again, like I just want to clarify that part of it.

I would love to hear from DJ, too, because his season this year was so sort of confounding just because there were so many like iconic highs, you know, franchise iconic moments.

And then these things I'm like, where was DJ this afternoon?