Tiki Barber

Right, right.

That's interesting.

Give that up.

Well, first of all, just starting with the dolphin aspect, I think last year when I brought up Jalen Waddell, I understood why you pushed back on, are they really trading him?

I think looking at what the Dolphins are doing, and this does impact the Jets because they're in the same division, the Dolphins are going through a metamorphosis in which I think they're going to lose a lot of games.

And maybe it's purposeful.

I think you're right.

Maybe this is a tank plan.

If you're going to do that,

Are you better off keeping Jalen Waddell where a year from now, he's with a young quarterback and helps them develop, or are you better off cashing out right now?

And I lean, Tiki, towards they are going to trade him.

So the first aspect is, will the Dolphins trade him?

I am certainly on board that they are going to continue to blow this roster up.

I think you're right about that, and I think that the Dolphins realize, as we talk about every year, every draft, every draft has a ton of wide receivers in them that are, even if they're not...

first round, second round quality, Puka Nakua turns out to be one of the best wide receivers in football.

So you can get a good wide receiver later in the draft, maybe as a project, and as he grows and develops, then ultimately he becomes one of your better wide receivers.

So you don't need one if you don't have... Who's your quarterback next year?

Quinn Ewers?

I think it's a temp.

I think whoever it is, whether it's Quinn Ewers or some kind of veteran, I think it's stop gapping until they pick in the draft next year.