We'll come back to Team Terry or Team Front Office. Right now, I'm surprised. I am surprised that we are at 70-30,

team front office over Team Terry in terms of whose side you are taking. This was 50-50. Two weeks ago,

it's now 70-30 after a holdout, a hold-in, and a trade request.

I would not have guessed that, Max.

I'm not going to lie to you.

I would have guessed a slightly higher on Team Front Office, but not 70-30 at this point.

There's been a big shift.

Joining me right now is Eric at home, one of my favorite guests to have on the show,

NFL.com, NFL Network, at Eric with a C underscore Edholm on X and on Twitter.

So let's start there.

What do you make from the outside looking in in terms of not being a fan or not being in the market,

but being an NFL analyst and reporter, what do you make of the Terry situation and how do you think it ends?

Yeah, I mean, it's fascinating, obviously, for a franchise that was cloaked in such bad times for so long.

And then last year came around and really changed everything.

Obviously, the trajectory of this team is totally different.

You know, McLaurin was such a good soldier for the, for the commanders for so long,

through name changes, through losing through everything, you know, different quarterbacks.

And so now they've got this great situation. The contract standoff has hit. No one really

knows where exactly it stands, but I haven't sensed a lot of activity from other teams. You know, you haven't heard

reports of a lot of teams calling and making offers. Maybe it's because they understand that

a deal is likely to get done at some point in Washington, or maybe it's, they feel that Washington

isn't interested at all in trading him.

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