this from mark mark writes and i just pulled it up uh was looking uh in between the break he just

wrote kevin i don't always agree with you kirk cousins in parentheses but you just said it i have

30 people who report to me in my company and compensation conversations are always the hardest

people do and say things that they will end up regretting,

and sometimes they regret them right off the bat.

But if they are valuable to the company, as you said, everything is fixable.

Yes, everything is fixable.

Terry hasn't gone beyond a point of no repair. I don't believe that.

You know, his agent hasn't gone beyond a point of no repair. The team, I don't think,

is gone beyond a point where, you know, they're so dug in and this can get worked out.

And when it does get worked out, you they can talk about hey you know a lot of lessons learned during this process but so glad to

get it done and i'm going to go out and perform or the team's going to say we're so confident

and we wanted him here all along it doesn't have to be

forever it doesn't have to lead to like a really harsh and very final decision you know it

doesn't um and sometimes that's hard when you're in the midst of it to realize that. That's where, you know, an agent needs to say,

hey, you know what, we did our best, but this is the best. And you're not going to have this

opportunity next year or the year after. So let's do it. And let's move on and let's, you know, let's become the best

version of Terry McLaurin that we can become. 301-2-0-0-0-980, 301-2-0-0-980. The question is,

what did you think seeing Terry McLaren on the sideline during the game on Saturday, isolated?

Again, sometimes you're only picking up on one shot or, you know, one moment,

but we had a caller, the very first caller, call in and say he had binoculars on Terry the entire game

and that it was very much sort of an isolated situation. What did you think? What do you think

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