Louis Riddick

I like the deal for both teams, and normally that's not a hot take.

The Rams are trying to win a Super Bowl.

The Browns are trying to get back to ground zero and say, now let's build this with players and not get desperate.

Overpay for Deshaun Watson.

Maybe overpay for Miles Garrett just to keep him in Cleveland.

Now maybe they build this thing right.

Yeah.

Look, I think, well, yeah, they have a chance.

I mean, they have the assets to do it.

But you know what?

See, this is why the NFL is the best business in the world.

It's because in the off-season now, the Cleveland Browns fans, yeah, you may not have been relevant regular season-wise when it really counts.

But now in the off-season, which this is now obviously a year-round entertainment industry.

They feel relevant right now.

They're in the news.

Their feeling is, and I shouldn't say it just from that standpoint, because look, the people in Cleveland really are trying to win.

They are.

But again, this is the cycle that they've always been in and they have a chance.

But we know this in the team building, the team building process, Dan, the most important part is the development and utilization of those assets.

The Rams and Sean McVay and Les Snead, they know how to do that.