Zach Ertz wants to play a 14th season. Andrew Wiley was re-signed yesterday. Brian Johnson,

the past game coordinator, is off to L.A. to coach with Sean McVeigh. And Adam Peters is going to

speak today at 12 at the Indy Combine, we will carry that live.

Good morning, everybody.

Max is back with me.

This is from Jason to open up the show.

Jason writes, Kevin, why can't you see what we all see?

Jason is speaking for all here.

Jaden Daniels is a fragile one-hit wonder.

The stamp on the box says caution, breakable.

And while I don't think he's close to RG3 in narcissism, I'm not going to say that he's perfect either.

There's a lot we're still learning about him and his third year will determine whether

or not the team decides to first pick up his fifth year tag. It's actually called an option.

And then if they decide to sign him to a long-term deal. These stories take time. They're

longer than one chapter. Be patient, my friend.

Thank you, champ, big fella. Appreciate that, Jason. Yeah. Can't you see what we all see? No, I don't see that.

But if everybody else sees that, I guess I'm just the contrarian

here. I'm all by myself. I don't see Jaden Daniels as a fragile one-hit wonder. I don't see

the stamp on the box reading caution breakable. I understand the concerns about his health moving forward.

It's always been a concern with him because of the, you know, the nature of his frame

and the way in which he plays football.

You know, he tends to take, you know, more risks as a runner, really competes to the point where

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