Before I get to my what do you got, let me just mention this. Greg Rosenthal, long-time NFL writer on the Brandon Iuk situation, said, quote,

in a world where you don't think he acted professionally, keeping him held hostage on the roster, when you're not going to get anything for him,

I promise you they're not, and he said, I promise you, they're not going to get anything

for him. Makes you look small. It makes you look unprofessional. Be the bigger person. Even if you

have certain feelings about how Iyuk acted, why are you holding him hostage, essentially in the

hopes of getting a sixth or a seventh pick slot, which I don't think you're going to get.

Greg, the reason is that why give another team more time with Ayuk?

They're perfectly within the realm of, to me, professional if this was all on him.

I completely disagree with that take.

Thank you, Coach Z for sending me that.

So my what do you got is Tiger Woods.

So there's data or more information about his arrest.

Mark Schlebebawr writing this morning, he's covering the story for ESPN.

Tiger Woods told authorities that he was looking down at his cell phone and changing the radio station in his SUV, which caused him not to see a truck slowing down

before his rollover crash last week on Jupiter Island, Florida.

Martin County Sheriff's Deputy Tatiana Levinar wrote in an arrest affidavit that Woods was, quote,

sweating profusely, and his movement was quote lethargic and slow while she interviewed him for those that don't know woods was arrested

last Friday on suspicion of misdemeanor DUI with property damage and refusal to submit to a lawful test. He did take a breathalyzer,

which showed no signs of alcohol, but he refused to submit to a urinalysis test for other drugs.

His SUV rolled over, clipped a trailer, which was being hauled by a truck.

The truck had to slow down to turn onto a driveway, and Woods's SUV swerved and flipped

down on its side.

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