Tim Grunhardt

I can't believe this is an argument about keeping three quarterbacks, especially with a quarterback who's going through the physical therapy.

I don't think... The physical therapy's going through.

Right there.

I mean, but...

Andy Reid and Brett Veach.

But that's at least a legit fight.

Guys, you put your finger on something, and I think you're kind of glossing over it.

The politics and the way the guys stand on tables for those last couple guys on that 53, I mean, it's...

It's not a fist fight, but it's a chin-to-chin.

I mean, it's a big-time discussion, and there's a lot of personalities and a lot of guys who get pissed off because they don't get their guy.

So you're exactly right.

So Brett Veach and Andy Reid have got it, and they usually are strong enough to say, listen, this is what we're doing.

But the excuse for that all the time is, well, you know, two or three of them are going to be mainstays on a special team.

Let me see.

It looks like it's been seven consistently.

They've kept ten offensive linemen before.

Probably nine.

No.

Yeah.

Not even quarterback.