We will do some uniform talk on the show today, based on the tweet the team put out yesterday afternoon.

Mark Ein joined me late yesterday on my podcast. You'll hear that conversation.

And Andrew Brandt will join us on the show at noon because July 1st was the official day of the new way in which college

sports will account for roster compensation. Yeah, there is a salary cap now in college sports,

Andrew Brandt at noon to explain it. This from Bert, Bert writes, Kevin, so let me get this straight.

After one season, you have concluded that Jaden is better than Lamar and Mahomes, or is their

equivalent? Let the kid actually win something before we crown him. Lamar is the perfect example of how hard it is to

win the Lombardi. You can be the two-time MVP and still have nothing to show for it. You have to

beat everyone, even yourself. By the way, I don't think anybody said Jaden is better than Mahomes,

just to, or even they said, you know, the comp, career

comp could end up becoming Mahomes. This from Dave, Dave writes, and this is all off

the conversation that we had the other day about pro football focus is second year

quarterbacks where they gave all six of those

quarterbacks, Jaden, Caleb Williams, J.J. McCarthy, Bo Nix, Drake May, and who am I

forgetting at this point? I don't have the list in front of me. The six. Which one

did I just forget? Caleb was first,

Jaden was second, then Drake May, then Pennix, Jr., then McCarthy, then Knicks. There you go.

There's all six of them. And we were talking about, you know, taking the comps, ceiling comp and floor comp. For Jaden, the ceiling comp that they had was

Lamar Jackson. The floor comp was Kyler Murray, meaning this is the best case, this is the

worst case after what we saw in the first year. And we took it to extend it beyond just current players

and said, give me the player you think he can become. When his career is all said and done,

what's the ceiling for Jaden? Who's the comp? And then what's the worst case? What's the floor

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