Sayre Bedinger

I think wide receiver takes precedence right now, but I still think in the NFL draft, you go after some D-linemen and you get tougher on the defensive front.

Yeah.

And Tom Pellicero of NFL Network reporting, obviously, his absence from voluntary OTAs, which isn't abnormal this time of year for certain players.

But certainly the the caveat that it is about the contract is noteworthy.

And the timeliness of that is not coincidental.

Like you said, the NFL draft is looming and getting closer and closer by the minute here or so.

I don't know, Cody, you see some of these receivers out there getting big money deals.

Calvin Ridley got a lot of money from the Tennessee Titans.

Jerry Judy, you know, Cortland Sutton's probably been talking to Jerry after he got that big money deal from the Cleveland Browns.

And he might be thinking, shoot, I mean, I just had 10 touchdown catches last year and it's a career year for me.

You and I have both said it like last year was probably the best year of Cortland Sutton's NFL career to this point.

And so

To his point, and for his case right now, he's got two years left on a contract, only $2 million in guaranteed money left.

And he's probably thinking to himself, man, in this current market, the way wide receivers are getting paid out there, Gabe Davis, I think, getting over $13 million a year or something like that as well from the Jaguars.

Corlin is thinking to himself, I better get into this market as quickly as I can because he turns 29 this coming October.

The clock is ticking and you want to get as much money as you possibly can, maximize your value when you can.

And Corlin Sutton seems to be doing just that.

Well, to your point, Cody, I mean, Cortland was awesome this past season and he's proven at multiple stages like he can produce with whoever is at the quarterback position.

We've called him quarterback proof before when he's had 10 quarterbacks in seven NFL seasons with the Denver Broncos.

So that speaks to his point of