I can't tell you. I mean I don't know. I don't know what he, you know, what is

agenda is or what he's coming or not coming, but we're we're rolling right now.

I haven't put much thought into that part of it. Listen, you're never sure how

it's gonna work out. I'm gonna deal with too many people on this type of thing.

So these things can go either direction and, you know, I don't spend a lot of time

on it. I've got, I've got 90 guys or had 90 guys in the

all season that we need to make sure we're going in the right direction. So, you know,

and then now we're getting ready to play a game. So here they're here and not

here. That's how I go about it. That's Ada Reed head coach of the Chiefs from

Sunday and that's all you can do. It's no different than a guy being injured.

You're there here or you're not here. The question initially came up from the

perspective of if he shows up this week, can he play Thursday night and

Reed didn't slam the door on the possibility of Jones playing if they can get a

deal done between now and Thursday. I doubt Jones is just going to cave and show

up. It only happens if a deal gets done. And then the second part of that clip was

in reference to whether or not he envisioned it getting to this point in the

offseason. And I think just like with the 49ers, Chris, the root problem here is the

team underestimated the resolve of the player. The team didn't realize he was

willing to dig in and hold that position and not cave in take whatever the best

offer is happily report and be there with his team. It's a lot of pressure on

the player to be there with the team as they celebrate their championship and

try to pursue another one first team in 20 years to potentially go back to

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