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I thought Cole showed himself to be a really capable outlet guy who's also capable of running routes down the field and surprising a defense.

He's still signed through twenty twenty seven.

But what I'm seeing here, I think it would be about an eight million dollar cap savings if you decided to part ways with him.

So it just depends on how much cap you want to clear.

And like, you know, like everybody likes to go, you know.

The hypothetical free agent market and just like, ah, top shelf, top shelf.

You get every top shelf free agent that there is.

But like, you're not the only person shopping in that store.

And so there's a lot of things that you have to be very realistic about, about what you're going to get done, what you're going to have to save for the draft, what you're going to have to save for 2027 in terms of the things that you want to do to build the team.

Cole Komet has some Kevin Bayard-esque value to me on the offensive side.

Durability has been a plus for his entire time here.

Veteran acceptance of roles, showing people how to do it with a work ethic.

Yeah, I mean, I've been a fan from the first day he got here.

Obviously, I know some of the receiving production isn't where some fans want it to be, but Cole is so multidimensional.

And we've gotten an understanding of what it is he actually does in an NFL offense and how tight end rooms work.

And particularly, as you mentioned, in this offense, you need a bunch of them.

You've got an emerging one, obviously, who's going to be the big pass-catching weapon for you for a long time, presumably.

But you still can pair that up with some other good stuff.

This was satisfying.

I like when I'm partnered with somebody who knows stuff.