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Today on the show, we're exploring one of my least favorite ones.

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Today on the show, there's been some more buzz around.

I've tried my best, not to do a bunch of Tua Tbil, podcast episodes that are deep dives into this situation.

But it is one that lingers and looms and everything is almost everything should be considered

on the table for the dolphins as far as ways to move forward.

And everybody has a different opinion.

And I know that there's a collection of this fan base that says if you have to pay him and

you're going to pay the money, you should let him be here and he should compete.

And if he's the best guy to play, then he should play. I know there's a group of people that just want to say on the complete other end of the spectrum, I don't care what it costs. The road is closed. It's time to transition. It's time to move on. I don't want to seem back on the roster. I understand there's people that are willing to pay more of the contract than others.

And there's some that want to move a draft pick to get rid of all the money.

And there's some that want to keep all the draft picks.

And there's some that are willing to play the salary cap game with the contract and, you know,

soften the blow and spread it out over a period of time,

especially now that you've gotten rid of some of your other salary cat debts.

And I would expect that we'll continue with names like Mika Fitzpatrick, who's still here,

and potentially Austin Jackson, who's still here.

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