Landon Ferraro

It's one thing to lose for six months.

It's another thing to lose for 18.

Also, never underestimate the happy wife, happy life factor.

But I'm just saying, if we get through to training camp next year and like they've shed DeBrusque.

You know, they've shed DeBrusque and it's been the same scouting staff that made the draft.

To me, it's like, can you do one other significant move other than DeBrusque?

At least it's got to be right.

Like, I don't know.

You have time.

This market's going to be patient.

And these guys are so likable and so good at messaging and so calm and so composed.

But I do think there's two sort of risks that I just outlined.

One is that they get the Kyle Davidson train.

where we all confuse losing for strategy, but we believe so much and want so much for these guys to be successful that we just kind of live with the fact that like, yeah, like, yeah, then obviously what you want them to win.

It's like, no, I just want them to make smart value minded moves.

It's like, well, they are.

And it's like, no, they're not right.

Like, and we just live in that space for four years, but I'll be honest with you.

I think the truth is, is that that's a much better case scenario than the actual bad case scenario, which is that the,

perpetual impatience of this organization really only gives this team like an 18-month window to significantly restock the futures before there's going to be a sense of internal pressure once again on these guys, which, by the way, is also tied into their three-year contract extension timelines.