Not sitting out of eye yet. And, you know, rarely do we see deals done on July 15th or July 14th.

Like we saw three huge deals done over the past two days, usually right up against the start

of training camp is when these things really kick into gear and when the deadlines end up

creating deals. The commanders are not there. So just because Terry McCorn does not have a new

contract yet doesn't mean he is not going to get a new contract. You mentioned some of the numbers.

My understanding, he wants to be in the 30s. And judging by his stats, 30s makes sense. And the fact that

Gary Wilson, on his first big deal, obviously much younger than Terry McCloran, but on his first big deal,

got more than $32 million per year based on new money. You'd think that would be good news for

McCorren. We also know that he is pretty serious, right? I mean, he was not there at a mandatory

minicamp. He spoke today to reporters, many, many local reporters and some other people who were there to listen

to his words. He sounds serious. He is obviously not happy. Commanders want to get this done.

You really do have to think, Tom, this will get done in time. These receiver deals are getting

to a point where they are so massive. Teams have to make absolutely sure you want to lock a guy up

before you do so.

Yesterday, talking about Terry's deal, saying he wants a deal in the 30s.

I'll tell you, what's so interesting about these wide receiver deals is remember, you know,

there was a time where, you know, it was pass rusher, left tackle, corner, even before receiver, obviously quarterback.

Sauce Gardner just signed the biggest deal in the history of the position, Corner.

$30 million a year.

I mean, that barely, you know,

but it barely gets into the top, you know,

seven, top eight

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