You don't want it, you don't need it, but you're going to get it anyway.

The Kevin Cheehan Show, here's Kevin.

If you are selling, you leave as a hero.

You've delivered Lamar Jackson, you've taken him from the other team in your area while he's still in his prime,

and you bring him to your team and all of a sudden

your team is relevant your team is a contender your team can be good after you're gone and you know

if the team does get better after jan snow is gone because it can't get much worse after he's gone

at least he can say it's not because of all the other changes that were made.

It was because of me getting Lamar Jackson on my way out the door.

That was Mike Floreo from Pro Football Talk, once again, spouting his theory, his hunch

that Lamar Jackson to Washington makes sense.

It was part of an interview with Zach Gelb on CBS Sports Network earlier today,

and there was much more to it where he kind of reiterated what we had played for you,

I don't know, 10 days ago, two weeks ago, where he thinks that Dan Snyder would love to

middle finger the league with a Deshawn Watson-style contract, guaranteed contract

on his way out. I just don't see that at all, people. I think Florio is missing the most

important part, and that is they can't afford Lamar Jackson. And even if they could, Dan Snyder ain't putting $200 million into

escrow on his way out. It's why Duran Payne was franchised. It's why there's been no discussion

of contract extensions with people like Montez Sweat or Cameron Curl at this point. It's

why we're all kind of expecting a very uneventful

free agency period for the most part. No, Lamar Jackson is not coming to Washington. He's not.

I think what's interesting is that Florio isn't the only person that has mentioned this. I was

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