Mike Sando

I think it was a domino.

Now, not everybody was going to be willing to pay that price.

I think the two number ones was a little surprising, not only coming from Baltimore, but it seemed a little high.

To me, there's a price point that's lower than that.

And I'm not surprised, but you would think that...

Maybe we could still see something.

Maybe it's a one and not a second one.

Maybe there's something else involved there.

He's a really good player.

But yeah, it really took the leverage away from the Raiders to be able to maximize the price once the time passed.

And then another team basically declared, this is too risky.

Remember, there's human...

components that go into this.

Now, after the ravens who are perceived, even if people are criticizing them, as having a top front office, which they are for a long time, now if you're a GM somewhere and you want to be the one out front to bring in Max Crosby,

the owner and others are going to be like holding you to this standard that if he has, if he, if the Ravens look like they were right and he has an injury that lingers this season, yeah, it can be your butt on the line.

So it makes it harder, I think, for other teams to want to step up unless you're super established.

So, you know, I would watch some of those.

Maybe there's an opportunistic team out there that, uh,

that wants to do this.

I think it's fascinating now that we're going into this NFL league meeting for the owners to get together in Arizona later this month.