Yeah, I'm a good player.

Yeah, I didn't see that, but I haven't really followed them.

So we all have to make our decisions.

He made his.

I respect it.

Oh, there you have it. You can rest easy. Bill Belichick said it's okay for Andrew

luck to retire. He respects it. We can move on with life. Well, you know the controversy around

that, do you? Do you not even know this yet? He said he did not see that, okay?

And then he said he did not see that. And then New England sent out a press release last night and added the word coming to the end of his. He did not see that coming in parentheses, right? Which was total bullshit because he could see the freaking video, okay? And he doesn't say that. All right. Now, I mean, do you really think Bill Belichick didn't realize Andrew Luck didn't retire? If there's one person out there who would know, I mean, guys like you who've been in the building say that he doesn't know anything else.

Yes.

The outside world doesn't come in.

No, I know.

But you're supposed to meet like some Sunday that was Mother's Day and everybody had to tell him.

Yes.

It's not okay.

Yeah, we're like, hey, yes. He's totally oblivious to things like that. But I have a hard time believing he was oblivious to Andrew Luck retiring. Probably true. Right? All right. So, and then I want to ask you, why do you think he would not want to act like, why, I'm putting you on the spot here? By the way, this is Paul Burmeister under the microscope. And I'm Chris Sims, and this is unbuttoned. Okay, why do you think he did it?

This is just a theory I threw out this morning, but why do you think he's acting like he didn't even see? Andrew Luck, one of the best quarterbacks in football, a playoff team in his conference last year. Why do you think he won't want to give it its credence? What do you think that goes back to it? You think it's Jacoby Brissette related?

Oh, no, but that's a good one.

I never really thought of that.

That's a good one.

Nice talk.

Come on.

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