Evolve the process.

His nose is growing.

Rick Pinocchio, we can call him.

We have no idea what we're going to do.

Do we have any more, like any Rick Spielman bites in the system?

Because if you listen to him talk, not even just from yesterday, but just like in general, he uses, it's like he, I took a class in high school.

It was like a college in the school's writing class where they taught you, okay, you get

college credit and they teach you how to write AP style and how to write storytelling,

narrative, all these things.

And one of the first exercises, I remember Vicki Carey, one of my favorite teachers of all

time, and she used to teach us how to trim the fat in our writing.

So you'd write your first draft, and she wouldn't tell.

She would just say, write your first draft and, you know, four pages and write it however you want.

And then we'd have to get it down the next draft to three pages, down to two pages.

Like say the same thing, but get to the damn point, right?

I mean, you've been a writer for 30 years.

Rick Spielman's the opposite. All right. I want to tell them that we aren't really sure what

we're going to do yet, and also I don't really want to tell them what we're going to do yet.

Like that press conference could be 30 seconds. Guys, we're not 100% sure what we're going to do

yet at quarterback. We're definitely in on Kirk Cousins, but quite frankly, we're not 100% sure what we're going to do yet at quarterback.

We're definitely in on Kirk Cousins, but quite frankly, we need to explore a little bit more,

and I'm not going to tell you any more information than that.

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