But Widesw weekday, Sportsbeat with Irish Breakdown.com continues.

I'm Sean Steyers along with Vince Diderio.

Let's get to a couple of these mailbag questions here from the Champions Lounge.

Jake asks, what do you think are the odds that CJ Carr comes back for 2027 for further development, even if he is the

consensus number one overall pick at the end of next season.

I'll say that there's a chance, but it's not a high price and a high chance.

And this is not like insider information.

Like I know the car family and what their thought process is or, you know,

anything like that.

This is a business decision, right?

If you're guaranteed to be the number one overall pick, why, why would you come back?

I mean, so I'd put it like three out of 10, two out of ten somewhere in that neighborhood. I just, you know, there's love of university. There's getting your degree. Like, there's all those wonderful things to think about. But at the end of the day, college is there to get you ready for your professional life, whatever that is, right? If you're going to school to be a teacher,

you're going to your school to be an engineer, or if you're CJ Carr, you're going to school to become an NFL player. And there's no higher status than being the number one overall

draft pick. Right. What are you further developing for? Right. You're going to be the number one

pick. And you can say, well, he doesn't want to play for whatever team.

It ends up being the Jets or whatever.

But no matter what year you come out, you're always, if you're projected to be the number one pick,

you're always going to go to whoever the worst team was.

A garbage team.

Yeah.

You're going to go to an organization that is

floundering unless somebody sells the farm to move up decaf is drinking something today that nobody

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