Mark Grote

I don't think that, but I do think he'd actually fit in the Bills' defense now, maybe better than he did then.

Yeah, and I mean, look, again, he's super young.

I know he's been in the league quite a while, but, you know, Tremaine, he's always seemed to take care of his body.

He's been generally available.

Like I said, I know he had a couple injuries he dealt with in Chicago, but it's not like he's chronically hurt all the time.

So, yeah, I think he could still go and help a team, but I think you have to be very careful about, you know, paying this guy top end of the market like the Bears did and why the Bills moved on, you know, at the time.

So I think he can still play.

By the way, tremendous person too.

I mean, you guys got to know Tremaine probably.

I got to know his mom and dad, Cookie, his mom, and his dad, Farrell Edmonds, tight end for the Miami Dolphins back in the day when they used to play against the Bills and Jim Kelly, and that was a good rivalry.

So really great family, family of football players.

So I wish Tremaine the best of luck.

Oh, there's plenty of frustration.

I mean, there's, there were a lot of people who wanted Sean McDermott and Buffalo fired, you know, a couple of years ago.

And I was always thinking you were taking crazy pills.

If you wanted that, this guy was a great coach and one division titles.

And, you know, but, but you have Josh Allen, a generational quarterback who let's face it, you know, does not come around very often.

And now you have a really good one in Chicago and Caleb Williams.

And you see that and you're like, okay, what can you do to help this kid, you know, get to a Lombardi and the bills have had Josh Allen now and

turning 30 years old this year, and there's where the frustration comes in, which is, man, you've had all these cracks at it last year.