Luis Medina

After that, you're going to see some restructures, possibly with DJ Moore.

Um, but after DJ, DJ is kind of iffy.

I, I don't think they want to trade him, but they might have to, it might be one of those lesser of two evil things, but like a guy like Tremaine Edmonds, who's got a big, um, salary cap hit.

I think he's a guy who's going to be like the big name who gets either moved or even cut.

This is actually a cap casualty if that is how it goes down.

So I'm usually iffy on internal promotions because they can go 50-50.

They can go either way.

I really like the Jeff King promotion because he's a guy who's been here for more than a decade.

I believe he's been here 10 years.

He's worked for multiple general managers, and he started as an intern.

And so when you see a guy make the rise from intern to assistant general manager, that just doesn't happen often, especially in the pro sports world.

And people forget or might not even know because he's kind of under the radar.

But Jeff King interviewed for the Los Angeles Chargers GM job a couple years ago.

So it's not like a promotion of a guy who just happens to be the next man up.

This is a guy that other teams had interest in.

And I like that the Bears –

So I've gone back and forth on the Max Crosby thing.

I think where I ultimately land is that they should try to get him.

Look, if there's one thing that's been constant with the Super Bowl champions in recent years, it's pass rush dominance.

The Eagles did it with waves of guys.