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Didn't we learn that about Jimmy, too?

And a lot of people, like a lot of stars.

Do we want to ask any follow-up questions here?

So listen to what he's saying there, though, on the contract details on basically what he's saying.

Lamar Jackson is in a contract year.

He's at the end of what would be his physical prime at any other time in human expense of the body that football does over 10 years where you're like, yeah, if you're going to play like that, you're probably not going to play like that until you're 41 or 45.

Brady can play like that, but if you're going to play like that,

We're buzzsawing through running backs three in five years.

We're going to get Lamar Jackson's best in this window.

He's in a contract year against the entirety of the machine.

Like this guy has fought.

Do you realize that if Lamar Jackson says, damn right, privileges, I was the MVP of the league in the bigger sport than basketball.

If basketball stars are going to have this power, I don't even need an agent to exert mine.

Give me my money and I'll do some appearances and I'm a star.

And I'm a star in the modern age because I'm the MVP of the league that America's culture values the most.

value me in a way that would feel undervalued and then the owners choke him out.

Can I ask you guys, though, just the mindset of whatever you imagine somebody in their early 20s who's best in the world at not just athletics—

but the corner of entertainment and culture too.

Oh, you're an authentic quarterback, kind of different, much different than all the others.

Your constituency might not be what everyone else's constituency is in the age of the Manning cast.