With the Pickens situation that we've, especially same agent, but that was never personal.

Never with Micah in any way form or fashion.

I want our George Pickens relationship to be all honey.

Money and money.

Very, very, well, that's good.

I didn't say that because it sounds like I'm joking.

But, boy, that's pretty good.

Jerry Jones, saying Jerry Jones things and ultimately doing Jerry Jones things, taking the

path of least expense whenever, wherever, however.

And with George Pickens, Michael, it's as glaring as I can remember it being the difference

between the franchise tag and the current top of the market.

This is something Sins and I have been talking about this week. I did an article on this last

weekend going position by position. The comparison of the franchise tag to the current top of the

market. Now, for some positions, it's not all that glaring. For receiver, the top of the market right now is

40 million per year, Jamar Chase. Franchise tag based upon whatever calculation, the formula

that they use, and they changed it in 2011 under the CBA. It's the average cap percentage consumed by the franchise tag at the position over the last five years.

Whatever, it has caused the receiver franchise tag to lag badly behind the market.

273 versus 40.

And it's so hard to get the fans to understand it because the fans are thinking, I'll take 273.

That's not the point.

Right.

The point is you've got limited opportunities to make money in the NFL, and you have a skill set that is highly valued by the people who are making billions from the sport. You have to strike

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