John Oehser

on the website was you get an offer and then they go back and they talk about it.

And then there's another offer back and the people who are offered, they talk about it.

On something like Trayvon, it could go on, I don't know if it started yet, but I'm assuming that these imaginations are starting to take place.

It could go on a few months.

And there's nothing wrong with that because these are three guys, meaning Trayvon, Brenton, and Parker, who we've talked about.

There's really not a whole lot of rush, and I would anticipate what you have is an amicable back and forth of, okay, in a couple weeks, hey, we get that offer, but here's what we're thinking.

Gradually come together with all the players, meaning Trayvon, Brenton, and Christian realize, I mean, Christian.

Parker, who I've always considered Christian Kirk Jr., you know,

realizing that it's taking place and going in the right direction.

I would anticipate all these being a slow, but as we all know, usually what happens on stuff like this, there's talk and talk and talk, and then a deadline all of a sudden gets you at that table.

Yeah, also, all three of these guys, I'm not meanin' to always bring Brenton and Parker back into it, but it feels like these are ones that they're gonna try to get done.

All three of them fit

the profile that GMs want, meaning when you sign a guy to that contract, I had a GM tell me once, when you go home that night, you want to be able to put your head on the pillow and not worry about it.

You don't want to be like in the side room drinking scotch going, oh geez, what do I do?

All three of these guys are guys that when you sign them, there's no guarantees in life, but it's hard to picture Parker Washington, Trayvon Walker, Britton Strange, not working even after they get paid to maximize their careers.

You don't worry about these guys with any sort of, you know, if they get knocked off their path, it's going to be because of injury, not things they can control.

And you feel okay paying that kind of a guy.

Not as good.

If you want to be tough, if you want to be tougher than your opponent, everybody in the NFL is kind of tough.

He's that guy that the other players go, oh, that guy's tough.