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One of our most popular segments, Tyshirt's tower of trivia also known as the Chris Brusar invitational, but what we want more Weiss can do with that.

Hey, I tried this the last time. You know what? It might be the Chris Brusar invitational.

I don't know how Alex is moving through the world. You got to get used to this one. You got to get used to this. I'm not exactly sure. I was like, how old are you again?

You made it this long? Not a sports fan. Not a sports fan. That's the whole whole point. But all right. Let's get to it. We're going to try to hit two topics this segment.

Martin Jonathan Taylor. Look, I would love to see Jonathan Taylor get paid. Jonathan Taylor is the best offensive player on the Indianapolis coast bar none.

Jonathan Taylor is one of the best running backs in the league. Now two years ago, he was right there at the top.

Last year, a bit of a down year had the ankle injury, but you know, the offense was terrible.

So that has something to do with it as well. Offensive line was bad.

But I don't see what he can do, Martin. Now, we can see here and talk all night long and criticize the owners and say they're wrong and they are.

But the players agreed to this collective bargaining agreement.

And we know how difficult it is building teams when, you know, you got the salary cap and you got to fit guys under that.

And the running back position has obviously become woefully undervalued. So my point, Martin is, I don't know where he's going.

There's only going to be a handful, reportedly only a handful of teams might be interested in any.

And if they think, here's the thing teams are saying, okay, he's hurt, you know, with the ankle injury, I don't, we don't know about the back.

What if that's real or not? Sure.

But then he wants a contract extension and probably a lucrative one. And so those are deterrents.

As great as he is and as great as he much as he might be the helper team to a team trained for.

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