If they sign Russell Wilson or Aaron Rogers, which reportedly they're still in play for,

I think they're passing on a young quarterback. I think they're going to take the approach to

2025 of all right, we got ourselves a veteran Super Bowl winning quarterback, whether it's Russ or

Aaron Rogers. We have a very capable backup in James Winston, and we like our roster.

And we're going to use that third overall pick for someone who can enhance this roster even more,

whether it's a guy like Travis Hunter or Abdul Carter or whomever.

Right.

Will Campbell, whatever.

So that, do you think I'm right that that will be the sign that if they do get another veteran,

as we try to figure out the giant quarterback puzzle, that means they're not drafting a young

quarterback, at least in the premium rounds of this draft?

It wouldn't make sense to unless they were going to draft someone, you're right, in the

non-premium round.

So third, fourth, fifth round, whatever it may be, who is a more Tommy DeVito competitor than a

competitor for the starting job. But if they take one of these kids early, and whether it's Cam

or Shador, or even Jackson Dart, you got to believe that the kid's going to get a real opportunity

to try to win the starting job in training game. No question. And, you know, because, look,

if James Winston is your veteran, he's not guaranteed to start.

He hasn't started consistently in five years.

Well, the kid could start, clearly.

100%.

And, by the way, if I was dabe's, that's what I would want.

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