another team in town that is 0 and 7, the only winless team in the league, and how they're going to handle their roster come the NFL trade deadline, because all eyes are on them.

There are a couple teams out there where, you know, you have phone calls coming in.

The Raiders are one of those teams, and I can't believe that Pete Carroll signed up for this at his age, but the Raiders are one of those teams.

The Jets obviously are one of those teams. Raiders are one of those teams. The Jets obviously are one of those teams.

The Saints are one of those teams. So you, and people are calling the Jets, I'm sure, nonstop about

Jermaine Johnson, Brees Hall, and others. Yeah, 100%. And they got to get rid of them.

And I would, I would definitely consider, depending on what they can get in return, you know, the other thing, too, is that these guys aren't making that much money. So you would think the return would be more significant. It's one thing if you're trying to, you know, trade a $50 million quarterback and you're going to be eating a lot of that salary. You're not going to be giving up quite as much to go get that guy. And Breeshol would be a rental,

though, right? He would be a rental, but you could also bring him in and you could, you could resign

unless you'd have first dibs on them, you know what I mean? You'd really get to see them up close and personal. You know, the other thing I was thinking, last week we were talking about how the giants would be in the market of a top line wide receiver,

whether it be Jalen Waddle, whether it be Chris Olavay.

And we were talking about all of these. the Giants would be in the market of a top line wide receiver, whether it be Jalen Waddle,

whether it be Chris Olavay. And we were talking about all of these potential decisions that

Joe Shane would be making for the Giants. Had they won the Denver game. Yeah, different story.

I kind of think that they would still be in the mix for thinking about maybe acquiring one of these wide receivers.

Maybe they still are. I don't know. But that Denver game, losing that game, may have altered the

thought process of trying to add a top flight wide receiver if there's one available. Yeah, I mean,

and Jalen Waddle apparently because of the Tyreek Hill injury and, you know, Chris Greer, it's one of his few great draft picks that he's had down there. And trading him away is probably not a good look and everything that's going on. And he signed a contract and he's going to come back and be a huge deal for them next year. I think that some of the noise on Jalen Waddle has gone down. And the Chris Olavé thing, I'm thinking like, you've got to keep that guy if you're the Saints and you're going to be drafting a young quarterback next year. You really want to start. I mean, you want that guy to be on your roster. You should resign him unless there's some sort of problem there or you don't think that he wants to be there. He's had a bunch of incursions.

He's had a bunch of incursions. But the other thing, too, for the Saints is that, you know, they always have salary cap issues. Yeah, it seems like that. They always, you know, push it down and down. You know, and sooner or later, they're going to, you know, it comes home to roost. you have to do something to alleviate some of that pressure.

And I know that the salary cap is going up and there's probably... sooner or later, it comes home to roost. You have to do something to alleviate some of that

pressure. And I know that the salary cap is going up and there's probably going to be an 18th game

added to the schedule. And that's going to even further enhance the salary cap eventually. I mean,

these are all things that, you know, have to be taken into account when you're trying to acquire or trying to move a player. Yeah, I mean, so those are the teams, though, and the Jets really have to think about these guys that have been here for a while. You hear it in Brise Hall's voice, and of course, he put it out there on social media, but he said it's been a long time and the losing and it's been going on for years. And I mean, that's just a tough thing. I mean, if you've been caught in that losing culture for many years, this is why I think there's a lot of these guys that leave here and end up having success elsewhere. You're in a fresh situation. And the Jets, they just don't know how to win.

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