Pete Sweeney

Yeah, and you start sounding like your parents, naturally.

I'm entering that phase of my life where you feel like, oh, my God, this is something my dad would have said to me, you know, when I was younger, when I'm talking to younger folks that are on the beat and so on.

So it's like, yeah, completely.

I mean, you don't know.

That's what 12 years does for you, honestly.

I'm not sure he would have been nicer than anybody else.

Yeah, I mean, I,

I think there's a couple things.

One, he seemed unsure if the league would come down with another punishment.

We talked about that a little bit.

Just to reiterate, it's a situation where there's no real precedent for it.

And first of all, even when there is precedent to try to determine NFL punishments,

Two cases can look exactly the same, and it ends up being a different penalty.

There's no real rhyme or reason, so it makes it even harder when the NFL doesn't punish for marijuana anymore.

Tough to see that from your Josh Gordon, but they don't.

There is a precedent for embarrassing the league, and so is violating your probation by doing that now punishment worthy?

I mean, who knows?

And so it doesn't seem like the Chiefs know about that.

But they seem confident enough in their communication with Rasheed and the training staff that –

He will be okay to go for what will be the beginning of training camp, which is what you want to hear.