Good morning everyone. Welcome to first things first. Jenna Wolf with Nick and Kevin. Chris

Broussard is with us on a Thursday morning. What a fun show we have for you today. Time is ticking for

Dak Crescott and the Dallas Cowboys to get a deal done. Can Cam Newton and Bill Belichick coexist?

One Hall of Famer says, I don't think so. And Wilde already says yes.

Why in the world are we talking about Kauai's health already yet again? To all be discussed

over the course of the next hour. But on the heels of Patrick Mahomes, New Deal, we turn our attention to reigning MVP, Lamar Jackson. Is he the next quarterback to get

paid? And if so, when? And if yes, what is a fair price for the second youngest MVP in league

history? So the Baltimore son had this to say, if Mahomes got a reported 450 million and up to

503 million overall.

How much could Jackson get?

After breaking the bank Monday, Kansas City made Ravens GM Eric DeCosta's job at once a little easier and a little harder thanks to Mahomes' deal.

The Ravens know what it costs one team to re-sign a superstar quarterback? And it ain't cheap.

Nick, you think the Ravens should commit to Lamar the way the chiefs committed to Patrick Mahomes?

No, not quite.

And that's not a shot at Lamar.

I think Lamar's the fourth best quarterback in football.

And if you want to argue he's second or third, I understand the point.

He's consensus top five quarterback.

But the reason the chiefs could commit to Patrick Mahomes the way they did is because not only of the seemingly limitless upside of which Lamar shares.

Lamar's upside is nearly as high as Patrick's,

but because Patrick has, and this is critically important,

an incredibly high basement, an incredibly high floor,

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