Nate Tice

I don't think he's a bad player or anything.

I just don't think it's the guy that you like.

Oh, we have to get this guy because I think it's a very fungible skill set.

I'd rather them gone for Romeo Dobbs, who's still out there as we're as we're recording this right now.

Um, from the Packers, but that, that was one, like, so the same team kind of just like, oh, that's, that's a little too rich for me for what I think is just because of coach familiarity.

And it's also Dable who, who, you know, got fired and won three games.

It's not exactly, it's not exactly, we're picking the brain of somebody that just came off a Superbowl a couple of years ago or something of that sort.

I think it was just that, oh, I'm getting cut.

And then what happens usually, I mean, we saw that too with the Raiders.

They traded for Teron Johnson, and it was a sixth, seventh-round swap from the Bills.

Oh, I'm getting released.

And sometimes that's where that public messaging actually, teams go, oh, he's getting released.

And then they go, rather than him hit the waiver wire, okay, we'll trade for him.

Rather than it become an open market, we kind of fudge the market and we just jump the line.

So obviously a fourth to me means somebody offered probably a sixth or fifth and they're like, and Jerry sees that first rounder next to his name and just goes, yeah, fourth rounder because he's addicted to guys that were formally drafted in the first round.

So I think that's what happened is just that they try to jump the line.

We saw that with the David Montgomery trade last week.

where originally it was reported as a fifth, and then actually it went for a fourth and an offensive lineman and some other, I think a seventh rounder or something.

It's because once it gets announced, it's still not official.

So it's like, that's the thing.