So we'll see, time will tell.

I got this from Edward.

Edward will help me switch subjects here.

Kevin, the best chance Adam Peters and Dan Quinn have to sticking around beyond next year

is to win 10 or more games and make the playoffs.

And the best shot of doing that is to legitimately go for it with known entities

versus unknowns. If you think this team turns it around next year without an absolute beast

or two on defense and at least one major playmaker added to the offense, you're kidding yourself.

Max Crosby must be pursued,

and it doesn't stop there. How good would Joey Bosa on a short-term deal look opposite Max Crosby on passing downs? Brandon Ayuk must be acquired if he passes a physical. Knones versus maybes is the way to go.

Yeah, so, you know, I read this the other day, and it actually resonated with me.

Because, first of all, I don't, let me just say this about Adam Peters and Dan Quinn,

to zoom forward to December or January, which, you know, is now, you know, basically 10 months away to 10, 11 months away,

to zoom forward and try to guess on what the context will be around any record is crazy. The NFL is impossible

to predict year to year. It just is. There is a possibility they could have a 9 and 8 record

and we could all feel great about it. There's also the possibility that they could have a 10 or

or an 11 win season and bow out in the first round and we wouldn't

feel good about it at all. Although I take that right now, not the bow out part. I would take the 10 or the

11 wins and let's go roll the dice in the postseason. But to try to put, you know, like last year,

no one would have guessed 5 and 12, and certainly the context around five and 12

was significant and very meaningful as to why they went five and 12. So I don't think that Adam

Peters and Dan Quinn, if they don't make the postseason next year, and if they were to win eight

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