Paul Pabst

He goes, I haven't had the experience yet.

I'm just starting out.

And I think Sam Darnold has been interesting.

We had Sam Darnold last week on the Dan Patrick show, and he's a bit tired of talking about the Jets days and his struggles in the past.

The only thing we got out of him was that, how would Sam Darnold five years ago have handled this moment?

He goes, Sam Darnold five years ago wouldn't be in this moment.

I was overthinking things.

I was judging myself.

I was not just playing football.

And he says now at 28, which for him, he came into the league at like 20 and a half.

And he was like 21 years old, his first start.

I think he's a guy who's way, way more mature.

And it's like he's shell-shocked by the Jets days, but they're in his rearview window.

He got a max contract at one point.

I know you guys are going to have people on to break this down, but my first reaction to this is it's step one of a second trade.

I don't think that this would be the only thing you did.

This might be a roster move to get the roster ready to do something else.

Well, I think it's going to – I remember when the Patriots signed some defensive players in the offseason, like Milton Williams, not a household name, but he is a killer for them.

And they built a really strong pass rush up the middle.

I think that maybe the difference in the NFL these days is Miles Garrett cost you $45 million.