So things got very interesting last night and ESPN to their credit. I don't know. Is it to their credit? Am I taking a slap here? I don't know. They

sold what happened yesterday as it relates to the Roger Gadole contract as a confrontation between Jerry Jones and Robert Kraft. Don't F dash dash K with me. Is what Jones

reportedly said to Kraft. Congratulations on your wedding. They didn't really. They didn't really. I don't think Jerry was at the wedding. They didn't really

focus on capturing why Jerry Jones was upset. The story did.

But it really played up the Jones versus Kraft thing and I get it.

Media wants to generate attention and there's something inherently interesting about a couple of octogenarians.

Drop an F bombs on each. Wow. That's a big word there. What's that octave? Say that again. I don't know that word.

Octogenarian. That's not that has nothing to do with anything you may find at the bottom of the ocean. That is someone who is

although one of these folks manned up there at some point who knows I'm that's a joke.

Luca Brassi. Although although Google Google Carol Rosenblum and maybe it's not. But anyone in their 80s. Octogenarian.

Gotcha. I did not know that. That's a new one for me right there. So that's good. That's good. And wait. It's these two system has

been yet again. It is octogenarians or billionaires or whatever the hell you want to call them.

These two though. I think where it's awesome is just that. Yeah. We know there. But but these are. I don't know. Mike. You tell me if I'm wrong.

There's still the two most powerful owners in the game. Right. I mean, these are the guys that I think are

kind of the oligarchs of the oligarchs as far as the NFL is concerned. So that's where it's interesting to see

Jones and craft go at it against the other two. Others would fancy themselves to be equally influential like

John Mara Art Roon. Yeah. But craft and Jones are the two that stand out for an important reason.

One, one three super balls in four years. Right. The other one six in 18. And I think there's a natural rivalry there. There's

a resentment there. There's a jealousy there. Although you have to act like you're above being jealous of anyone when you're a

multi billionaire. But they still they still size each other up. And Jones is in the hall of fame. Craft isn't. Craft has six

championships under his time with the Patriots. Jones only has three. Jones is the GM. Craft isn't involved. I mean, there's all sorts of

differences that they can point to and you know, they're not going to be so petty as to articulate it. But that's what underpins the friction. Right. And what really underpinned this. This is all coming from. And this went down

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