from Daniel J. Why didn't Adam Peters want him when he was tradable and healthy?

Peters knows him and passed. That's all I need. Oh, Daniel J. is a big Adam Peters fans.

Have a few of you left here at 3 and 8. Remember this. Number one, the 49ers never really wanted to trade him.

They wanted to sign him because he was really good in 2023.

I looked this up for whatever it's worth. PFF in 2023 had him as the number two

wide receiver in the NFL per the 2023 season in terms of the season he had.

He was behind Tyree Kill, but ahead of, you know,

Amman Ra and Jefferson and some of the others that played well that year in

2023. Look, for me, it's all about, you know, making sure this, for me, it's the assumption of I would do it, but I would do it only if the medical says, no, it's back to 100%. He can be the player he was in 2023, and he's a player, you know, age-wise, that is entering his prime of his career. And look, they need speed. They

need speed. They need playmaking ability. They need more options next year, that wide receiver.

And it's not like the free agent class of 2026 has a lot of receiver options.

I do like Pierce. I do like Pierce a lot

in Indy.

All right.

Brandon Ayuk, probably for at least a third

it would cost. I'm guessing coming off that

injury. Maybe it's more, I don't know.

DC and Waldorf, go ahead.

Yes, or no?

Yes, I would definitely take Brandon Ayuk, especially with Zach Ertz,

probably leaving a team that he could be a Jason's safety blanket,

and I think he fits good with the team.

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