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You should do the exact same damn thing.

It's funny, man.

People were freaking out.

I was on radio and by like 1.45, people were like, man, I can't believe

they're not doing anything. Well, fast forward, it's now 5.47 p.m. on Monday. And I think what

had to happen for me is they had to sign one of three young pass rushers, Boye Bafé, Defe

O'A, or Jalen Phillips, they got one.

They got O'Way.

If you look at what Adam Peters likes and what Durante Jones likes in real versatility and high

athleticism, Oway nails it.

It's been up and down.

He had a 10-sack season in Baltimore, got bent down from there, got traded

to the charges this year, had seven and a half sacks in 12 games, was a monster in L.A. Versatile

piece. I like it. I mean, it's an upside signing, right? You're paying the kid 25 mil a year.

There's not a significant track record of him producing at that level. But I like the deal, man. I like that they got aggressive, that they signed a top of market player. Yeah, I mean, two seasons ago, he had 10 and a half sacks, despite only starting five games. Last year, I don't know what happened the first five games in Baltimore, but clearly didn't work out. Zero sacks, didn't play a ton. Gets traded to the Chargers, you mentioned the seven and a half sacks. What I like about the kid is that when you look at the sacks that he has, he wins a lot of different ways. You see him win with power. You see him win with speed. You see him win with quickness.

You see him win with what, you know, chase down plays, you know, be a hustle sex.

You know, I think you had to go out and sign one of those big three. And, you know, you and I

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