All right, guys, welcome into a very quick Sunday edition of the OBR Film Breakdown

Podcast.

We are going to talk

through the details finally creeping out on Jerry Judy's contract. We welcome in Jack Duffin because he

knows better than pretty much anyone else out there in the Browns market. So we always like to talk

to Jack during these. What's up, buddy? How are you over there? Doing well. It's all fun, fun,

fun on a Sunday night. Right, right. Yeah, Sunday night when we're recording for your side of things. We are, you know, privy finally to the intricate details of this thing. It's kind of like you really have to even wait for the first wave of initial guesses on what some of this stuff is because that's what we're leaning into, Jack. So I think it's Albert Breer who put the tweet out that has a bit more of the information and then we can really start to tie up what everything means from this. So walk us through a little bit of what Breer noted and how that differs from what people might have thought, which I think people thought 41 million new dollars here, but that doesn't turn out to be the case.

Yeah, as soon as that report came out that 41 million guaranteed, it was laughable.

Everyone from Brad's Spilburger at PFF, myself, it was like, there's no way.

They've just rolled in the numbers from his fifth year option to just make the agent sound like he's done a

better deal. And it's disappointing that big media does this. And I get why it's hard. They

can't go back and fight against agents and go, no, give us the exact details. We don't want the

fluff because then they'll just give it to somebody else. So it's a tough one for big media,

but it was always going to be nonsense there with the guarantees.

So they've just added in.

But let's just look at the first year of the deal.

So this is the fifth year option was just under 13 million.

And the new deal makes that 2024 cash earnings

just under 19 million. So effectively he's earning an extra 6 million in year one of the deal

that will go into his pocket. Won't all land on the salary cap that year. That's what he's going to get

extra. Okay. So right, simple enough, making that a little bit more. You talked about that's an enticing thing that they try to do for guys to give them a reason to make that deal right now, right? Like, if I'm going to sign a new deal, I'm already making $13 million. If you're not giving me any new money, why would I sign a new deal? I mean, obviously, you get long term, all of that stuff. That helps. But I think there's, as you noted, when they originally signed the restructure of that 13 million and peeled off some money off of that to put into void years, which we'll talk about, the reason that they would probably do this and entice them a little bit more is, hey, we can give certain amount of money ends up being six million right now on top of what you're already set to make

right yeah and if you're going to earn an extra six million you can hey well what was putting in an

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