Mike Sando

I don't think you want to give up too much.

But they have made a lot of moves in free agency.

They've added a lot of defensive pieces this year.

So, you know, maybe they feel like those smaller pieces sort of round them out.

There's been a lot of them on defense.

So I can't answer that from, you know, how interested they'd be.

But why would you ever say never?

Why would you say never if there could be a price?

I think there is a price where you would like to do that.

Yeah.

So I think over time, if you go back a long time ago, let's just go to the George Hallis Bears, there weren't very many ways to change your team, right?

You could make a trade.

Sometimes you'd see an eight-player trade or something.

It was kind of the only way you could shake it up.

There wasn't really free agency.

It was discouraged, and the players were very limited in what they could do.

But as the game has evolved,

They've added all these new ways, especially with the salary cap coming in.

But even since then, even in the last five years, the way the game day roster is managed is totally different than it was before in terms of the number of people you can bring off of IR and that sort of a thing.

And so now we're talking about the Browns are proposing you can, like I said, trade even more picks.