mini camp day number one we'll get underway this afternoon at one o'clock dan quinn

supposed to speak in the 12 o'clock hour probably close to 1230ish we'll try to carry that

live david aldridge is going to join us before that we'll talk some NBA finals with

david j i halsell is a DMVer and a longtime salary cap expert and NFL agent.

He had a couple of players picked in the most recent draft.

Always love to have J.I. on to talk about contract stuff and salary cap stuff,

because he has a very keen understanding of all of it. I had

him on my podcast yesterday to really talk about the Terry situation, but we ended up talking

about a lot more than that, but we started with Terry's going to be a holdout from mandatory

minicamp more likely than not. He had expressed frustration last week, or certainly

there were reports that he was frustrated. And I asked Jay I to weigh in on his sort of overall

thoughts on the Terry situation contract-wise here in D.C. The challenge for him is he's clearly

number one wide receiver, even with the arrival of Debo Samuel, I think the challenge for him is he's clearly number one wide receiver even with the arrival

of debo samuel i think the challenge for him is he's 29 right and i think what you see in

terry mccloren's scenario is a situation really not too different than chris godwin

minus the injury part of the Chris Godwin scenario, right?

So when I think about, okay, you've got a number one wide receiver, but he's 29 years old,

how do, and we know that the number one wide receiver market is in excess of 30 million per year,

you're the Washington commanders, how do you find the middle ground to give him a

market appropriate deal, given the fact, though, that, again, he's 29 years old. Okay. So,

before we get to what you think that looks like, what do you think of that report last week? Is that

just an agent trying to create leverage?

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