Admit it.

Toucher.

It turns you on. And rich. Every mother's dream. Toucher and rich. I believe this is going to be our finest. By the Sports Hub. Mr. Perry, hello. Good morning, boys. Good morning. All right. So I'm just naive to this. If you're Grunkowski, why appeal just because you can? Yeah, because you can because the players union probably would like you to, and because

this is going to hurt his wallet.

You know, it's not just the per game part of his base salary or the roster bonus that he

gets, which you combine those together at the shade under 300 grand.

But it's the opportunity to hit the incentives that are built into his contract.

We all know it's heavily incentive-lated contract this year.

And if he misses another game, he's already missed one that went down in Tampa.

And if he misses another, it makes it really difficult for him to reach that last tier.

That second tier that he's looking at for a couple more million dollars, he's already

hit the first year.

But the second tier is still well within reach.

The third tier, I would say, becomes pretty difficult if he misses another game.

This doesn't get overturned, right?

You know, Rich, I honestly, I don't know.

I think it's all going to depend on how the league uses argument.

I would be surprised if it was overturned just because I think the league is obviously

trying to make a statement here with some of these hits that, you know, as John Runyon

put it, he's the VP of

Football Ops that wrote to Grankowski yesterday informing him of the decision.

These are the kind of flagrant hits, you know, that the league is trying to rid itself of.

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