Ray Fittipaldo

that they could allocate to him.

And listen, the way he played, you know, if he wants like a small raise, I think they'd be willing to do that.

Now, do they want to go up to like 22 or 25 million?

I don't think so.

But I don't imagine that Aaron would want that either, because as he said last year, money was not an issue for him.

He just wanted to have fun and end his career on the right note.

Now he's coming back.

I assume it's kind of the same equation for him.

For me, it's got to be Pittman.

I mean, it's been...

It's been a weakness for them for years now.

And I wrote something earlier in the week just how they haven't drafted receivers like they once used to.

And they have been forced now to make trades in back-to-back years.

And, listen, last year they gave up a second-round pick.

This one, you know, they're basically getting him for free compensation-wise.

So I like the move.

I think he might not be as explosive as he once was when he was on his rookie contract, but he's still a pro.

He's going to make contested catches over the middle.

He's going to be a good possession receiver.

And listen, guys, if two years from now,