Well, listen, I think what we know about Brock is that he's our guy.

We've got, you know, we have interest in Brock being around here for a long, long time.

He's done so much for our organization.

He's won big games and, you know, had a little tougher task as we all did this year

with some of the things that happened throughout the course of the year. We just never could string games where we were all

together. And through that, he continued to lead. He continued to play at a high level. So we have

every interest in him being around. That's obviously a priority, that position. And, you know,

we'll give it that attention.

A little bit of a tell there when he's talking about Brock winning big games.

Yeah, didn't win the biggest of games.

And I don't know.

It's easy to say we want to sign a dual contract quickly,

and he has said he'd like to get it done quickly.

I can't believe that this is accurate.

1.1 million dollar salary next year.

I think, you know, he was the last pick in the draft.

So he hasn't made very much. He signed a four-year, $3.7 million contract when he was drafted as the last guy.

Mr. Rerelevant.

I still hate that term because there's like dozens,

if not hundreds of undrafted free agents that still make it at least a training camp.

But how do you ever begin to put a value on a guy who's due to make so little next year, the new money average will be obscene,

frankly, when you start putting together a long-term contract because you're not replacing

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