All right, we got to check in on the world of football briefly.

We'll get back to business.

David, music please.

Let's go.

Thank you, Ticompsi Tom.

All right, let's go to business here, David.

Yeah, get to business here.

Let's start in Cincinnati.

I think everyone knows what happened there.

Chase Young and Higgins got a deal.

Chase Young agreed to a four-year 161.

If they signed Chase Young to a four-year $160 million deal, I'm sorry, Jamar Chase, my bad.

There'd be an investigation. Jamar Chase. Jemar Chase, four years, $161 million deal. 40.25 million

will be the average there, highest annual average for a non-quarterback.

And then T. Higgins gets a four-year $150 million deal, keeping the weapons for Joe Burrow.

And it keeps my dream alive of a draft night trade where Trey Hendrickson comes to the Detroit lines.

But it looks like they're still trying to negotiate something with him.

I mean, it is a problem.

It's a little too late.

Like this would have been, I've yet to understand why owners and gyms and all, guys,

the prices only keep going up on players.

So if you just sign them before it turns into a problem, you won't get wrecked across the

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