Sheil Kapadia

I think James Cook was $11.5 million per season.

I think that's around the neighborhood you're probably talking about.

with both these guys, Kenneth Walker, the Seahawks, and Brees Hall of the Jets.

So these teams could say, yeah, let's sign up for one year, $11.7 million guaranteed.

If they get a great offer out there from another team, we can say, all right, wasn't meant to be, but we can sort of see exactly what the market might dictate.

And if they don't get any offer like that, now one year, $11.7 million might be a good option for us.

So how do you size these two guys up, Deontay, Kenneth Walker, and Brees Hall?

You're like, oh man, this guy's 26 already.

I find myself doing that with guys.

I'm like, he's going to be 29 this season.

And it's like, wait a minute.

I don't remember people being worried about a guy being 29, five, 10 years ago.

I had them written down for Kenneth Walker.

I could kind of see that one, that they're looking.

I actually don't, I don't really have a sense of what the Steelers want to do or what they're going to do.

You know, when you move on from Mike Tomlin and you hire Mike McCarthy and now it's like,

I really have no idea, but I was like, I could just kind of see that.

I woke up one day and it was like, the Steelers are signing Kenneth Walker to three years, $34 million, a three-year $34 million deal.

And then everyone's saying, oh, he's got that Le'Veon Bell patient style and their offensive line could be pretty good next year.

So yeah, I actually had the Steelers written down for Kenneth Walker.