William's story, which by the way, this whole thing about one

in ownership, that's about a three month old story, because you

if you remember back when his father was quoted as saying, he

didn't like the process of the NFL draft and he didn't want to

go to a team that was bad. He wanted to have a choice. Well,

then there was snippets in that story that he said he wanted

ownership, right? In the team. Of course, he can't get this.

But what's going on with Caleb Williams? I mean, his whole, I

want ownership stuff. And I don't want to go to a team that's

bad. David, I think it's posturing. And you've seen it before,

when quarterbacks come out in the draft, I don't want to go to

certain cities. If you're going to draft me, I'm going to make

it so difficult for you that I want you to pass or trade the

pick to a city I want to go to. That's all he's doing. Let me

give you a different spin. I think it is a perfect storm. It's

more than just this. He's arguably the most hyped prospect. If

not since Andrew Luck, definitely since Trevor Lawrence. In

the NIL age, he's already become wealthy. Let's face it, he's

getting paid seven figures a year already. Yeah, he's in three

different commercials, every Saturday, national TV. So he's

being empowered by the chaos in the storm of where college

football is and is. But he's making asks that even Aaron

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