All right. I know today's been a big hockey day with the trade deadline, but we got to get a little football in the mix briefly. Let's do that right now. David L.

Can we start in Cleveland? Mousie Garrett, we all know he wants out and he tried to set up a meeting with the owner, Jimmy Haslam, to kind of hash things out.

He can have his side.

Jimmy Haslam can have his side.

But Jimmy Haslam decided to deny the request, went on to say that he's going to be a clear part of our future.

And then he tells him, go talk to the GM, basically.

What is going on in Cleveland? Jimmy Haslam has notoriously been considered a horrible owner correct this you can't meet with

your star it's delusion and dysfunction and frankly the town will turn on him Miles Garrett is a

class individual who's a Walter Payton man of the year.

He's an all-time great Cleveland Brown.

Again, some of these guys, they're billionaires, they don't live in reality.

Delusion, malignant narcissism.

I got nothing for you.

To not sit with the guy, talk with him, to not respect his wishes after what

he's given the organization. I think it says more about Haslam than Miles Garrett, frankly.

See, I think this says, if you're Haslam, I mean business. I'm not trading you. I'm not

entertaining this. Because if I sit and talk with you, then that means that there's a chance

you can get traded.

And Cleveland has come out and says, we're not trading you.

So for him, it's business as usual.

We have nothing to talk about.

Show up the training camp and let's play ball.

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