Yeah, I don't think anyone actually knows like how this thing is going to play out.

Look, the rules are still kind of fluid even as of today.

So, we watch it as a full staff just because it's one of those plays where you're trying to get,

we talk about collaboration all the time, but you're trying to get opinions of the offensive coaches,

the defensive coaches, and the special teams coaches, and also, you know, just kind of calling around the league to see

how they think about it but once again I don't think anyone really knows how it's

going to play out it might just be beneficial you know take the ball to 30 I don't know. Cherad Mayo is saying something that we've predicted, at least I've predicted.

I don't know whether you agree with me on this or not that by the trade deadline half the

league will have decided to strategically kick the ball out of the end zone

and concede the 30-yard line in lieu of playing Russian roulette, not to be confused with

credit card roulette, with their career, with their job, with a win or a loss that could ultimately determine

whether or not you get to the playoffs.

I think that we'll see enough iterations of this early in the year that conservative coaches, defensive coaches who trust their defenses,

will just say, we'll give you the 30, I don't want to end up on the 40, the 45.

I don't want it to be a touchdown.

I don't want chaos. I don't want it to be a touchdown. I don't want that. I want

certainty. I'll give you the 30 just like I used to give you the 25 and you know I

poked around as to whether or not there's any way they could change that to the

35 before the start of the season. My understanding is as to whether or not there's any way they could change that to the 35

before the start of the season my understanding is nope it's locked in at the 30

and that's that so we still could end up with a dead play by the time it's all said and done with teams just

saying we'll start drives at the 30. I don't know that every team is going to

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