From Jason. So you don't buy what Orlovsky and Diana and others believe, which is Washington's being pennywise and pound-fullish question mark.

I don't know what they believe. I haven't followed what they believe, but no, I don't think they're being penny-wise and pound-fullish.

That's my answer. I actually trust what they're doing.

And again, I am rooting for a long-term deal. I do want that. And I think they want that. But I do not think just pay him

is a good precedent to set. You know, you don't create, you know, the best of locker rooms around the

NFL by just paying them. That's not what results from this. You know, Cooley taught me and maybe a lot

of you as well that the impact on locker rooms in situations like this is overstated by the outside.

You know, most players are into their own situations, their own personal lives.

They might want what's best for Terry, but they're not going to risk their own situation

by somehow letting it get to them that Terry didn't get what he deserved.

And, you know, as you look at this, because players do pay attention to money and they talk

to their agents, et cetera, there may be players in that locker room right now that agree with

the team. That may not have occurred to some of you. But there may be players in that locker room that say,

yeah, you can't pay him Justin Jefferson or Jamar Chase or top three to four money.

I mean, how many teams seriously in this league would pay Terry McCorn top three money, top four money?

I mean, somebody might do it.

I hope it's not this organization.

I don't. But I still think a deal will get done. One thing about the last few weeks,

this may be a contrarian view from many of you, I'm more confident in the team's front office and their business jobs.

I trust in them.

So there is one way for Terry to get leverage because it's really hard to gain leverage.

You know, trust me, they know that Jalen Lane's highlight catches and route running,

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