Well, I just think the biggest thing is where we are.

I mean, it's again, we got to remember when you bring an entity that has, you know,

the number, the contract number and the impact it's going to have,

it's going to change exactly what we're trying to do right now.

And that's the thing that we decided in terms of where we wanted to go.

When we had our discussions, you know, as a group,

we talked about what we felt and how we feel about it and we felt that going forward

with what we've got with Sam and Jacobi now,

we feel we can do that because of the guys that we have as playmakers.

You know, because again, when you bring in a player with a big number,

an impaction and you have to now, what do you have to give up?

You know, who do you have to let go?

And so that's a big thought for us and it was something we didn't want to have to do

in terms of letting specific players go that we brought in for a specific reason.

Ron Rivera, explaining reporters on Tuesday,

the decision to not pursue Lamar Jackson.

Now, look, I always thought if they did,

it was going to be an ownership thing anyway.

And if the owner wasn't in the process of selling the team,

who knows? Maybe he would have considered trying to get Lamar Jackson,

but the football operation a year after they called every team,

literally every team looking to see if their starting quarterback was available in trade

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