Personally, you know, I'm challenged by decisions that affect the team on a daily basis,

and I'm not perfect on that either, but I always try to do what I think is best for the football team.

We spend a considerable amount of time evaluating our current players and educating them on not only football,

but many other life experiences and off-field subjects. We stress high character and we

stress making good decisions. And we'll continue to do this and we'll work to do a better job of

it as we go forward. We'll learn from this terrible experience that we've had. We'll become a better

team from the lessons that we've learned. You know, and I think they have.

I think they did.

I think they re-evaluated how they look at these players, the security they do on them, and

the investments they make.

Yes.

I mean, look, when you look at the track record here since, it's hard to not come to

that conclusion.

What do we say the only guy is solder that they've invested any sort of money in?

Yes, on that second contract.

And even that was only like a couple of years, right?

But even the guys they signed.

I know that, you know, they had a little thing with Alfonso Denard, who beat up a cop in Nebraska, and that one's so good.

And they bought guys in for visits.

You know, bills brought Adrian Peterson in or the guy that they almost signed last year with the gun charge. Jonathan Drew, John Drew. And didn't they even talk to Rolando McLean? Yes, they brought Rolando McLean. They haven't signed any of them. They haven't signed any of them. and just off the top of my head,

the drafted guys,

not that they've all worked out

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