Jonas Knox

I think that that's the setup for it.

There's nothing like having the amount of confidence in you, invested in you by a team, by the coach, by the GM, and those who matter most, the guys in the locker room.

I've never heard anybody give any type of criticisms or any type of things that would –

give cause for pause in terms of drama he's not a good team guy he's not a good locker room guy he's toxic none of those things have ever surfaced about cj stroud so i think all things given every once in a while you you have a you have a setback or two that takes place his is a little bit more visible is a little bit bigger than than what maybe most people's would be but with that being said

I think it's the right move.

I don't think it's the wrong move at all.

And all it does is move the timeline in terms of what it is that you have going on with C.J.

Stroud.

Fifth year option.

It's standard.

So it's not like this is earth moving.

The bigger news, the bigger story would have been if they did something different than what they did.

I mean, honestly, if that's if we're going to have a lead for C.J.

Stroud in this moment, the bigger story would have been if they didn't exercise that fifth year option.

And what was it that they did?

Did they just redo the deal altogether?

No.

Or are they looking at it from the standpoint of we're not doing anything right now?

We're just going to figure out where we go with this?

I think that this obviously shows that there's confidence in C.J.