Sheil Kapadia

but I, I kind of lean towards what you said.

When I just look at use of resources and I look at it, I go a second round pick for a wide receiver entering his age 29 season.

Who's coming off the worst year of his career with 50 catches for 682 yards.

Uh,

I'm not that.

And then you extend him.

Like you said, you're guaranteeing him money through 2028.

I mean, his production has decreased in consecutive years here and the bills have a limited number of resources.

So I think some of this is what you said earlier, where

When we see what other wide receivers go for, we're going to be able to better judge this and be like, did Brandon Bean just totally misread this situation?

Because like, let's say AJ Brown goes for a first round pick.

I think most people would say, I'd rather have AJ Brown for a first than DJ Moore for a second.

Yeah.

And let's say Alec Pierce is available in free agency and a team signs him for like $26 million per year.

I would probably say I'd rather sign him for $26 million per year than give up a second and then have DJ Moore for $24 million per year.

Even one more I'll give you.

Mike Evans, you mentioned.

If you got Mike Evans for one year at, let's say, $17 million, I would rather do that.

So I'm looking at all these other options going, if I'm Brandon Bean, I think I could have found maybe another way to get a wide receiver without investing all this.

It feels like a half measure.