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All right, so I just want to ask, ask a question here, and I'll lay it out to you.

This is not anything that's immediate.

It's not anything that you look at and go, oh, well, it's got to get done right now.

But it is interesting considering some of the commentary, some of the quotes from the people in Green Bay.

And by people in Green Bay, I talk about the guy who's now going to be running the show there,

soon-to-be team president Ed Policy, who spoke about his philosophy on contract extensions for head coaches.

And basically, to sum it up, he looked at Matt LaFleur and Brian Gutakunes to have two years

left on their deal and said, yeah, you know, we're not quite ready to give them the contract

extension yet, but I would say not all the time.

I'm generally opposed to guys going into a lame duck

situation. Well, if that's the case, then this is a big year. Because if you don't want anybody

going into a lame duck situation, then what you're saying is this conversation next year

is a bigger deal because I'd like to get that done before they go into the final year of their contracts.

And I'm going to ask the question, which I think maybe people listening in Wisconsin right now are probably kind of wondering as well too.

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