Because I don't think Doc Prescott is necessarily that answer.

I don't think he's that guy.

And to give up a surplus of first round picks and have to pay that kind of money, that's not as appealing to me. Can I give you another name? Go ahead. Kyler Murray is clearly going to be available. That one's interesting. Do you bring in Kyler Murray? it's not even going to cost you a booty of first round picks,

but now you can use your first round picks on everything but the quarterback,

and you've got a young quarterback to build around.

But do you trust Kyler Murray?

That's the big question.

I think both the, the reason the only reason these two guys that you've now mentioned are available is because there are question marks surrounding them.

Obviously, Joe Burrough, it's health.

Kyler Murray, it's somewhat health, but not really. It's more, is he that kind of leader that's

going to pick up a young franchise and put them on its back and say, let's go. I know how to get us

to the promised land. And that's a question mark that we don't know until you see it so kiler is interesting because in person i really like the guy but there's just something

inconsistent about him that worries me a little bit he's also the kind of guy that i think just

needs another franchise another team to kind of the appealing part of kailer murray the way, is that I'm not going to have to give up the Godfather package.

So I'd be able to bring in the quarterback, answer that question, and still have my booty of picks to add another top-odd receiver, to add an edge pass rush or to replace Sawdardner, even if they, even though they think they internally have it with A. Z. Thomas.

So that's the appeal of him. I'll give you two really out-of-the-box ideas. And when I say their names, your eyes are going to roll and say they're not available. But you got to get creative. You got to think about how things could look a year from now. Let me see. C.J. Stroud. If the Houston Texans under a shoe.

Why?

If they under it,

you got to make a decision,

teak on paying guys. And the appeal of drafting a quarterback... I've heard this over the last 24 hours. Well, the appeal is, you're not going to pay a quarterback. I've heard you say that Sean about Jackson Dart. You don't have to pay a quarterback. Right. You got four more years before you have to really pay him.

So if a team is offering you a cavalcade of picks or a pick specifically aligned with a young quarterback that you like in this draft,

does it not make sense to say, wow, I can start the clock over, get a young quarterback that I also love, and move on.

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