Sayre Bedinger

The year before that, two interceptions, allowed a QB rating of 72.6.

And so you kind of look at the bigger...

sample size, as opposed to, like you said, just looking at, hey, what's the most recent that he's done?

He's obviously going to be that bad or worse in Denver, as opposed to saying over the course of his career, he's generally been this kind of guy.

So I like the signing.

I think it once again, as we've mentioned, and I mean, I don't know what's more annoying at this point, Cody, Sean Payton saying the vision of a player or me saying,

Raise the floor of a room on the roster.

Feels like you're raising the floor here at the cornerback position.

And maybe to your point about PS2, maybe this gives you a veteran option if you are able to consummate a trade like that.

I guess you never know.

It's not a direct replacement by any means.

No.

You just never know with, you know, when you're raising the floor out of position and you've got Riley Moss, Damari Mathis, Jaquan McMillan, a lot of youth there, not a lot of veteran experience.

So I saw some people compare this a bit to the Fabian Moreau deal.

I don't think it's very similar in my opinion, Cody, this is a guy that you're acquiring in April as opposed to somebody who was still available in late July.

And there's a big difference between the way the NFL teams view those types of players.

So that's,

This is a better signing, in my opinion.

That's what I'm trying to say there.

I like this move.