Raja Bell

I don't want to say impossible, but as close to impossible as you could probably get.

What I'd like to say is you need a behind the scenes campaign by your team.

Letting everyone know.

That this wasn't a Trey issue, although there's a lot of data to support that it was.

But that's what you have to have.

What do they call those press campaigns when people are out there just trying to save face?

But that's what you have to have.

behind the doors you have to be selling like hey look this was circumstantial here's what happened over the course of his career in Atlanta this is what he was being told as an organization here's where he's at now as a pro umpteenth years in like this is what he's willing to do here are the sacrifices he's willing to make winning is the priority now like that's what you would have to do um in my opinion because there's nothing that the player can do

Like the player's going to go to Washington, right?

The player's going to be in a situation in Washington where...

He's probably still the best option.

It's going to revert him right back to what he was doing in Atlanta because, quite frankly, there's not a whole lot there that can help him be the other version of himself that winning teams would want to see him in a role suggesting that he would do it with them.

So I don't have the answer.

It's almost impossible.

It would be a lot of back channeling, a lot of –

You know, a lot of calls to front offices gauging interest and trying to explain the situation and trying to let them know what type of soldier they'd be getting if they were willing to bring him in there.

No, to piggyback, it is the worst.

If you're saying we need to show the league something different, that situation is the antichrist.

Like, you don't want to put him in that.

I want to be clear.