Is there like a point of no return?

You know, I'm not going to really speculate on that yet.

Obviously, as it where it stands now, it's not great.

It's not good at all.

And without any progression, then you have to take steps based off of where you're at.

You know, I mean, there's a hope that I do want to continue to play here.

And I do want to be a part of what's being

built and what's going to be built but at the same time you know you want to be

valued by the you know the front office and the ownership group and things like

that and you know it's just past just the words of it it's you know the actions

behind it and I feel like I've proven who I am and who I'm continue to be, you know what I mean? And so, I mean, at some point, I guess you can say there's a point of no return. I don't think it's at that now, but I mean, there's a, you know, time is kind of ticking. Yeah. He said, too, I think in the follow-up there, if I missed it there, he said,

it's not great right now because I wrote that quote down after that question.

There was J.P. Finley asking the question. So real quickly, I wanted to just share the thought

I had when he gave that answer where he was talking about age, you know, and 30 isn't old.

You know, he's not walking around with a walker. And that, you know, and 30 isn't old. You know, he's not walking around with a walker.

And that, you know, he pitched very hard on, you know, age shouldn't be a part of this discussion.

You know, it certainly was emphasized enough to make me believe that this may be part of the divide, right?

You know, but he pitched that, you know, age means nothing, less wear and tear because he didn't play as much in college, you know, he doesn't see, you know, being able to take that,

you know, wide receiver bubble screen to the house and a playoff game in Detroit changing

anytime soon, nor do I, nor do I. But it did occur to me

as he was talking about age, because this is something that's been a part of the conversation

for a while now. We knew that there was a sort of tricky nature to this contract extension

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