Mike Florio

So I've said all along this thing was poorly handled by everyone.

At a minimum, the Raiders should have insisted on a decision right away.

Don't let the Ravens take...

multiple days, don't let the Ravens see that Trey Hendrickson doesn't have a robust market and free agency, and maybe they can get him instead of trading for Crosby.

The whole thing was a mess, and the whole thing was poorly handled.

And the fact that Crosby had no idea when he does that video the day after the news broke that this thing may not happen, it just underscores the fact that it was a mess.

And the way he talked about it, he sure seems to tell a pretty compelling story that Crosby

that this thing was not handled the way he thought it was going to be handled.

See you, guys.

Mike Florio.

NBC Sports.

I'm sorry I'm late, I was talking to Robert Kraft.

That isn't the time for an airing of grievances.

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On Chicago Sports Radio, 104.3 The Score.

I want to keep talking Legos.

Yeah, you know, free agency was actually kind of boring at first.

I know that there are transactions that Bears fans are interested in, but there really wasn't a whole lot of sizzle when the biggest quarterback on the market is a guy with six career starts and the most discussed and highest paid relative to the market signing is a center.

We needed a little B-12 shot, and we got one last night, and it continues today.

And that is a reality for every trade that happens, every signing that happens.