All right, joining me right now is Michael Genetti from SpotRack.

I talk about and reference SpotRack all the time, including a lot on yesterday's show

and looking at sort of what Washington has moving forward beyond what would be the biggest signing

of the Josh Harris era, which would be a Terry McLaren contract extension.

But Michael spends a lot of his time thinking about this as the co-founder and editor at SpotRack.

So where do you think Washington is with Terry McLaurin right now,

and what do you think happens and what a deal eventually looks like if it gets done?

I think it's pretty positive.

We're in the dog days here of the offseason.

For some teams, things are low, for some teams, you know,

things are ramping up.

And for Washington, this is clearly the takeaway in camp.

You know, the financially speaking, certainly every offseason for the past three

or four, this wide receiver position has ramped up financially speaking.

And the D.K. Mek-KF contract in Pittsburgh, I think is the one that we're all

kind of pointing to here and looking at and saying that's the one that McCrower in his camp

have really kind of hung their hat on heading into this negotiation table with Washington.

So, you know, he's your younger, D.K., there's, you know, some similarities in terms of usage,

but around the ballpark of the 30 to 33 million

a year, at least for the next couple of seasons, seems to make sense for this conversation.

It's the guarantee stuff, as you probably know, where most of these discussions get caught up,

and Terry headed toward age 30 with the J Jayden Daniels contract not super far away,

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