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Appreciate that.

Hey, you know, very quietly, I'm not going to spend a lot of time on this,

especially not to start an hour, but, but I thought it was interesting that George

Pickens was traded by the Steelers to the Cowboys for a bag of balls, like a bag of balls.

They were already to get a compensatory pick. So in essence, they traded him for a third

round pick. And I started to think about

the Steelers and why they would do that. And so I looked something up and this will make you laugh.

You know, so that kid is good. Like, he's a really good player when he wants to be when he's not

complaining and being an a hole. He's a really good player when he wants to be when he's not complaining and being an a hole he's a really

good player and they've had some some tough to deal with wide receivers they've had some tough

to deal with wide receivers in Pittsburgh so for them to get rid of him and they could have paired him with D.K.

Medcalf, who they brought in. Everybody remembers now in the offseason, right?

Oh, yeah. I forgot about that. Oh, yeah. So they got D.K. Metcath. Now, they still have

Mason Rudolph throw into these guys, so it may not have made a difference. But at D.K. Metcalf at

wide receiver to go with Pickens.

Like, that's formidable.

And the Steelers rarely are formidable on offense.

And this would have been, I mean, obviously, provided they go out and get, let's say,

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