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1000 projections and today we have Nate Solder. Nate Solder is a very tricky

conversation because he's not expected to be a starter. Now let's go through

some of the basics with Nate Solder. They restructured his contract to

where his dead cap, what if they would have cut him as essentially his salary.

So he's making that money without having to, you know, he's not really

coughing the giants anymore than he would have. Then if he, they just flat out

cut him, which I'm sure is what they told him. If like, we're not paying you a

penny more than your dead cap hit. So they bring him back, which we talked about

when he just, when he announced that he wants to come back, it's like, hey, if

they want to bring him back for just that amount, bring him back. If not, I would

look elsewhere. He's six foot eight, three hundred twenty five pounds. But he

looks a little like, I don't know if he's three hundred twenty five pounds, 33

years old, coming off the miss season. He, you know, out of all the guys that missed

2020 for the COVID off that Nate Solder was one of the most most reasonable.

127 career starts. That is the most on the New York Giants offensive line. The

second most is a fellow backup in Jonathan Harrison who had 42 with Zach

Fulton's gone who had like 79. Justin, he has 44 more starts than the entire

starting offensive line together. Yeah, combined right. Yeah. Nate Solder's going

to be the backup right tackle, but maybe not the backup swing tackle.

Interesting. Well, in practice, they have been, I've noticed that when Andrew

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