Ray Fittipaldo

What do they do with all that debt?

Correct.

That is correct.

I mean, Joe, I do think Omar will at least throw some feelers out there and see if anyone is interested in TJ, but it's a big ticket.

That contract is structured in such a way that

Um, it's 42 million each and every year like that.

The roster bonuses are not spread out like, like previous TJ contracts.

So you're actually on the hook.

If you're the acquiring team, you are on the hook for most of that contract, which, you know, may or may not be an issue.

Listen, if the LA Rams, uh, think they're one player away, one edge rusher away from winning a super bowl.

to knock the Seahawks off their perch in the NFC.

Maybe they would do it, but there's probably, I can count on one hand, the number of teams who are probably willing to do that.

And then even if they are, you have to come to terms with what you would want in return for TJ.

Would you take a discount and say, okay, I'll just, I'll take a second round pick.

Would you do that if you're the Steelers?

That's the question.

Well, there was a time where they could not consider trading TJ because they didn't have the depth, but they have the depth now.

So that's why I'm saying I think at least Omar at the combine here in about a week or so, I think he will at least listen to offers or put it out there that maybe they would listen.

But I don't think it's a strong likelihood of happening at all.

Well, listen, he's their Walter Payton Man of the Year award.