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All right, bonus padard, which really we're doing and we let it slip there.

We really just are doing it because we want to keep Jones in the closet where he is.

That's right.

We can't have four microphones or four cameras in here, so Jones had to go down the hall. That's a shame. It's terrible. So that's, we just, we don't want to let Jones back in, but the four-clock deadline for the 53-man roster has passed, and there's been no official announcement by the team or anything like this. No. So we're just sort of piecing together reports as we've gotten it.

I guess the most latest or notable one is that Lil Jordan Humphrey did not make the cut. Is that right, Greg? That is correct. I mean, not a huge shock in that I don't think he's going to have a ton of interest around the league. And I'm pretty sure he's a vested veteran. he can sign, basically agree to terms immediately to come back to the practice squad,

or I think the most... I'm pretty sure he's a vested veteran. He can sign, basically agree to terms immediately to come back to the practice squad.

Or I think the most likely thing is he's the numbers game for moving Taekwon Thornton to in-season IR.

Hey, we have to do this procedure.

We're going to release you.

But in a day or so, we'll re-sign you back to the roster. Right. And just because Thornton has to be put on the active roster before he can be put on IR. Anybody that's going to be on in-season IR, so say Thornton, possibly tie Montgomery, they have to be on the roster at the deadline. They have to be one of the 53, and then you can move them to

IR and fill the roster spots. Okay, here's a couple of notes from me. Also, Trey Nixon,

the seventh round pick, the Ernie Adams pick. Very good. The Ernie Adams pick. He didn't make it either.

A couple things I'm going to key on. One is Devin Asiase and Cam McGrone. Okay? So you mentioned this earlier. So now both those tight ends from that draft, Keen and Asi Asi, Asi, gone. Who they traded up for. They traded up for both, right? And how many picks did they give up for those two? So I think the final tally was three fourth round picks and a six round pick.

And then, so that's just to draft them.

Then they realized they couldn't play.

And they spent $25 million for at least two years on Hunter Henry and Johnny Smith.

One of them can't play.

Smith can't really play.

Right.

Exactly. No. So it's important to understand the volume of resources that they poured into that position post-grant. But it's just another example. So the fourth round picks that they gave up, which are basically the sandwich picks, the comp picks, you know, you know how horned up Patriots fans get when you say, well, you lose them.

Yeah, we get the comp pick. And they called a third round pick. It's not. It's between the third and the fourth round. It starts at 97, I guess, right? If that makes sense. So it's what is essentially the first pick of the fourth round. So you all out there who get horned up for those compensatory picks, you traded how many of them?

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