July 8 edition of PFT PM, only 19 days away from the triumphant return of PFT Live.

It dawned on me yesterday that this will be season number 10, 10 for Sims and me as the co-hosts of PFTLAF. 10 years.

10.

All right.

We'll see if there'll be an 11.

We'll see if there'll be a 10. First, to live that long let's begin wait old business old business robert's rules of order i posted something

earlier today about the dischaun w insurance issue. Our initial number was wrong.

88 million was not the amount that they have received in cash and cap credits, even though

they had over 90 million available to them in insurance under his contract,

that's not the number.

Now, over the cap had initially disputed what we said and put the number at 9.84 million,

I believe.

And that number just seemed way too low.

Now, it would be the ultimate Browns thing if they had somehow bungled this and not bought the insurance and had only gotten $9.8 million back, given the extensive games Watson missed in 23, 24, and 25.

So we consulted with someone who is absolutely in a position to understand how this works,

how to interpret the NFLPA records.

The final number, as best we can tell, is north of $25 million.

Now, it suggests that either they didn't buy all the insurance they could have bought

or the insurance policy applied in a certain way that kept them from getting maybe as much

as they should given the time

that he missed. But corrected number. And hey, I'm sorry, I should have known that I was over my

skis. I should have known that I was falling into a yellow jacket nest. I should have known.

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