Marshall Harris

They were never at good, but yeah.

Oh, just because we respect the Olympics.

Next hour, Dick Duran!

You just said that, yeah.

So they have gotten calls, it sounds like.

They're talking about the interest in Tyson Bajan, but I completely understand where Ryan Poles has come from, because he's saying, yes, if we trade him, cool, we'll get something for him, but at the same time,

That's a lot of development that went into that guy.

You've got to have a replacement for him, someone else, to fill that quarterback spot as the true backup quarterback.

And they just said, I mean, they have truly committed to this gentleman as a backup.

And I believe it was the Bears' current assistant GM, Jeff King, who has gotten the most credit for having scouted Tyson Bajan and having brought him to their attention.

And then he got that extension.

So, in other words, I believe it would take a lot for the Bears to part ways with Tyson Bajent.

We'll see how serious those other teams actually are about Mr. Bajent.

Bajent seems like a valuable guy.

If other GMs do think that he is the goods, like if a quarterback is to get injured throughout the season, stand by on Bajent.

Well, I'd even play it out further and be like, let's be honest.

If a team has a quarterback who's hurt, and therefore they're interested in Tyson Bajent because of that,

Isn't that the type of quarterback you want to keep on your roster in case Caleb Williams gets hurt?

That's the point for me.

It depends on, as he said, he brought up the cost of it too.