Brock Purdy got paid. So now what? We're going to have that debate. Plus, can anybody actually challenge the draft system?

And we're going to challenge rise, repeat, retreat on the NFC South End. Staggering information you didn't know about flag football in the Olympics.

All that more. It's time for inside coverage right now. Welcome to inside coverage, the how and the why behind everything going on in the

NFL, obviously. He's Charles Robinson. He's Frank Schwab. I'm Jason Pitts. We're bringing Feisty Fridays to

Tuesdays. I don't know what we call that. Alliteration doesn't work for me. But here's what I do

know. I know we got a lot of news to get to.

Oh, ooh. Testy Tuesday. That's why we got that. That's why we got Charles around. That's why. I mean, that's what, that's why you guys are writers and I'm just pretty. Yeah, that's it. Are we feeling testing this

one? Frank, you're ready to fight? I feel like, I'm not really. It's just want to bring this out to you.

It's too early in the week. Summer's here. I've been too good of a mood. So I'm sure we'll get into it at some point. Well, we'll get right into it because,

you know, not everybody on this show over the course of the last couple of years working

together has necessarily fell in love with the concept of a massive deal for Brock Purdy,

Frank. So Brock Purdy gets five years, $265,000, $181 million, $181 million guaranteed. I've been excited for this conversation because, Frank, you've squarely been in the camp of Brock Party.

I don't know how they'll font that when they bring that out for actual speech.

But where are you now with the five-year, $265 million, $180 million guaranteed deal?

First of all, congrats to Brock Purdy.

This is one of the cool stories in sports.

It really is.

Like, this guy goes from Mr. Irrelevant.

And, you know, I mean, like his, his signing bonus was like a hundred times what he

made on his rookie deal.

Something crazy like that.

Good for him.

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