All right, here we go, Monday morning.

Albert Breer, the MMQB, a lot of insight into the negotiation with Brock Purdy.

And I think the question is going to get asked after people read this Breer article.

Wait a second.

Did the Niners get anything they wanted out of this contract?

And of course, the answer is yes.

Was there even a negotiation? And of course, the answer is yes. Was there even a negotiation?

And of course, the answer is yes. Are the Niners happy with this deal? And I think the answer is

going to be yes. I mean, what the Niners got out of the negotiation first and foremost was a player

that they liked enough to pay this much money to. But I also think anytime you read, I would say that keep this in mind several years ago

back when this was Haberman and middle cough we interviewed Parag Marathi and I know Parag

has gotten this rep is like they got the Niners got to win every deal the guy Niners got to win

every deal and maybe that's true

i don't i'm not here to argue with that rep but he said something at the time that i've always remembered

and have brought up multiple times which is you don't want the people you're negotiating with to

feel like they lost to you because now you're going to deal with another agent and another agent

and another agent and so i think when you read this article and I pulled out some key points,

you want the, you want the player that you're going to pay $55 million to a year or whatever

that you want them to feel good about what they got. So I pulled out some key points of what

Albert Breer wrote today.

He wrote that golf's contract was a key comparison, quote, one that didn't break records,

but did well by the player. What do you get if you're the player? You get $265 million. You get a bunch of money.

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