Teddy is a tremendous professional. Teddy's a tremendous person. And so, you know, I think

I can't speak for him. I think he's controlling what he can control. And he's having a great

offseason, I'm sure. I can't wait to get him back here. And I think he's determined to

play his best football next year. As far as where he stands with us, I mean, he's our

quarterback. As it pertains to Sam, I mean, like I said, Sam's a, we think, a dynamic player

in this league with unbelievable talent and who's really, really has a chance to really hit his

outstanding potential moving forward. But, you know, like I said earlier, if calls are made,

I will, I will answer him.

Okay. Williams. That wasn't quite to the believe nothing.

Everyone's lying.

Everyone's creating a smokescreen extreme, as we've seen in other cases.

But still, the door was open a little bit.

And we knew. We knew there was a chance that Sam Darnold was no longer going to be the quarterback of the New York Jets.

Matt Ruhl, he's two for two when it comes to talking up his

quarterbacks right before moving on from them. It was Cam Newton last year and Teddy

Bridgewater this year. At least Joe Douglas acknowledged he would talk if someone called.

Well, someone called and they talked and they talked some more, Christopher, and on this Tuesday

edition of PFT Live. we begin by thanking the Jets

and Panthers for not doing it on Saturday, not doing it on Easter Sunday like the Eagles

in Washington once did with Donna McNabb back in 2010, disrupting and otherwise peaceful and

relaxing late afternoon, wait until Monday when we're all fully engaged and we're ready

to give our hot takes.

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