It's Ringer on a FL show. It is an emergency Clill Mac podcast. I'm Kevin Clark joining me

from a wedding on a cell phone. Robert Maze. Hey buddy. How are you? I'm okay. I'm excited

to be potting. I'm wearing shorts in the office, which is a major faux pas on weekdays.

But there's no rules on Saturday morning. I am I'm sitting just a west of

San Francisco on the Pacific Ocean overlooking some clips. Yeah, there you go. Just kind of

stared out over the water and loving everything about life. Okay. It's a great day, Kevin.

Okay. So it's a great day for you because your Chicago Bears traded two first

Trump picks for Clill Mac. Clill Mac is a top three top five defensive player in the NFL.

He says dominant of forces. There is on the defensive side of the ball when he's at his best.

And he's playing for a franchise that hasn't had a dominant player like that.

San's joyous pepper is a couple years ago. Robert, when you look at this trade and everything

that comes with it, the draft capital, it's given up. The extension that they're going to have

to give him your immediate thoughts are what? Let's party. I don't know. I'm very happy. I understand

the risk and I understand it's a lot to give up and I understand that not only you give

it up the picks, but this is likely going to come with an extension that probably tops what

aren't. I don't got the number. Presumably they know the number, right? Presumably they have to

know the number before giving them the draft capital. So I don't think the extension will take long.

No, I think it'll be almost immediate. So you're likely going to give them a deal with about

$23 million a year. So here's how I kind of frame all of this. So let's think about it in the

most practical terms. It's the two first round picks and the extension. So essentially the

Cleomack with that extension is that worth two first round picks. And I understand the argument

on both sides. I mean, it's not just, oh well, it's just one first round pick because essentially

...