Sheil Kapadia

The money's the biggest thing to me, where it's just like paying a quarterback $1.3 million who might be able to give you average starting quarterback play.

I can just never be like, oh, you shouldn't do that.

I mean, that's perfectly fine.

Backups are making $7, $8, $9 million per year.

So you're talking about a guy who might be able to give you

starter level play.

So that's why he's appealing, why Kyler Murray's appealing.

I mean, like you said, Tua doesn't offer a high ceiling.

You're kind of hoping he keeps you afloat, maybe can get back to some form of the quarterback he was when that Dolphins offense was playing really well a few years ago.

But I think it's a fine move for them to make given their quarterback situation, like you said, with Michael Penix Jr.

coming off the injury.

So I think that one's fine.

All right.

We did have, you know, I was hoping we had a big trade Deontay or something, some big, you know, an A.J.

Brown move or something else while we were recording this.

We didn't get that, but we did get a signing.

So I got to hit you with one breaking news signing.

during the podcast.

And it's a team we haven't talked about that was active today.

So it's a good way to finish the show.