The Denver Broncos trade the 12th pick in the draft and a future first round pick for

Dac Prescott. You taking that deal Todd?

Oh man, that's tough. That's really tough because it puts us in a much better position than we are now, but we don't have any weapons.

I mean, not that we, I think we have weapons. We just need more.

Yeah that that Prescott is very used to having a tremendous amount of weapons.

So I think he needs those to succeed. Ha! I'm gonna say, I hate giving us a future first.

Can we change that?

I'm say no, no.

No deal.

Would you do it for the 12th pick? Yeah. Okay. Okay. Okay. Henry? I go no. I just I mean you got to pay him like it'd only be 29 million bucks this year, but then you got to negotiate a new deal and what's that going to cost you 55 a year? Yep. 60 a year. Yep.

Yep. Sure. Like I'm against paying quarterbacks that much money in general like I think it generally

is a bad idea unless you have you know there's probably like three or four in the league

and Dad Prescott is right there like he might be number five and if you're willing to pay four of

them like he's just on the outside looking in so I I can't do it and I think it

also I've also been burned before with Russell Wilson and that's the other piece where you you trade for him you give him this big deal and then you just hope that it wasn't because he had CD Lamb and Ezekiel

Elliot and Tony Pollard and he had Jason Witton there for a second right

Witton was there at the beginning. Amari Cooper was there at the beginning.

Gallup has been like their third fourth receiver. You could just

go and go and go. Cedric Wilson is another guy who was there. There's one

other big one. The point is the line. The entire O line, like it's ridiculous.

And so taking him out of that system, putting him with the Broncos

where we've seen just about every quarterback

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