I mean, like I said, I had a chance to play with some great players, man.

From Russ to, you know, Bobby to Marchion, got a chance to lock as well.

Got a chance to meet some greats like Camp Chancellor, you know, Richard Sherman.

But, you know, it's just time for me to move on.

I think it's the grass is greener, you know, on the other side.

D.K. Metcalf on the Get God Pod with Marshawn Lynch and Mike Robinson,

talking about the move that has him going from Seattle to Pittsburgh,

and the grass really is greener, five-year, $150 million

extension. We got the full breakdown at PFT. It's really three years, 86-5, and then the

Steelers will decide what to do after that. And the last year is almost in the category of phony

baloney aimed at propping up the overall perception of the deal and the value of the deal at signing.

I think it's a three-year, $86 million deal. The first two years are fully guaranteed. It's still more than he was due to

make. He was due to make $18 million this year, and then he would have been a free agent. So he gets

some security. He gets some big money guaranteed, and he goes to a new team that will or won't be in a position to use him more. And Michael, the big criticism

that Sims and I have had of the Seahawks with D.K. Medcaf, they never use them the way they should.

They don't get the ball in his hands. They don't scheme him open. They don't use the jet sweeps

and the bubble screens. They don't take advantage of this freak in a good way, as Chris said,

athlete that they have. Now the Steelers paying him

30 million a year on a five-year deal, in theory, they have an obligation to get more out of

DK Metcalf. And right now, QB1 is Mason Rudolph. So it just, it raises the stakes for this separate thing the Steelers are trying to figure out,

which is who the hell is our quarterback going to be when the season starts.

But you know what?

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