I think Cam Ward was the only sure, you know, top flight quarterback in this year's draft.

Everybody else had a question mark.

Every other player.

Every other quarterback.

There's, well, I don't know about this.

Well, I don't know about that.

Cam Ward has a desire to be great.

You saw it in all the pre-draft interviews, the social media stuff that was out there.

Shadour was acting like a clown half the time.

And we think, because social media has taken over our existence, all of us, all of you

watch some mindless nonsense on Instagram or TikTok or whatever the heck social media

platform you're on, and you're somewhat entertained by it, right?

That's the world that Shador Sanders thinks he lives in.

And if I was an owner of a franchise, a billion dollar franchise, and the success or

failure of my team depended on this particular position, this particular player, and this guy only cares

about entertaining people on their social media platform? Sorry, dude. You're not of interest

to me. Because your interest isn't winning. Your interest is being a star. And in order to be a star

in any sport, you have to earn it. It's not because you're popular.

Right. Right. You have to earn being great. So I agree with you to the extent of if I'm the New York

Giants. I'll use them as an example before I get to where I would have taken them anyway.

If I'm the New York Giants and I need to find a young quarterback and the future of my job

is sort of reliant on it, I totally

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