Sheil Kapadia

And I know when the contract comes out, everyone's going to go, oh my gosh, are you kidding me?

And it might not work out, but finding a quarterback is hard.

And you have to look at the different paths available and say, which one are we willing to live with?

And I think the thing you don't want to do is dig yourself like a deep hole with a swing with uncertainty.

And you're kind of not doing that with Malik Willis.

So the more I look at it, if I were a team in need of a quarterback and had some cap space, and I felt confident in my offensive coach and maybe my supporting cast,

He's one that actually would be pretty intriguing to me.

Where are you with Malik Willis?

I landed on the Cardinals, and I landed on the same number you said.

I think around $25 million per year, and you're so right.

Because if you're his agent, you're looking at it and going, Fields, two for 40, $30 million guaranteed.

Yes, that's the floor.

That's the floor, and I probably want more than that.

Because to your point, Fields had been one of the worst quarterbacks.

starters in the NFL statistically when he got that deal.

And everyone looked at it and was like, he's entering free agency.

Would you take like a one year flyer on him?

You know, I was thinking like maybe like 8 million, something like two years, $40 million.

Here you go.

And here they are a year later.