Paul Kent

If Luai's going to sit back and you're going to say, look, they paid him a lot of money to go and play there before he went to the Papua New Guinea Chiefs.

The measuring stick for Luai, whether it was worth the investment or whether they paid overs, is whether he gets them to the finals or not.

You obviously like him to go a bit further in the finals, but that's an absolute minimum.

They have to finish top eight either this year or next year before he leaves to justify the amount of money they paid.

Otherwise, they've done their date.

Look, I know that they've improved and there's certainly some good parts there.

I just found the whole thing a bit funny.

They did have a bad run with injuries and that really exposed their lack of depth.

So that's – you can –

You can claim that as a reason for them falling off the perch a little bit, but they did go from what they were sitting top four and now they're sitting down in what is it, 10th now?

Yeah, it's a funny one.

They apparently opened discussions, and I thought at the time it wouldn't take long once the discussions began for a deal to be done.

Peyton obviously wants to stay there.

The Cowboys know what they're buying.

I would imagine the deal would be similar to what he's already on.

So I'm surprised that it's still going.

I don't know if anything has changed up there.

So looking at that… Who'd have thought out of that group the Broncos would be your easiest game?

But this is also where it's all about timing now.

So if you're Todd Payton, I'm getting the deal done yesterday.