But the NFL, as we've talked about for years, they do a great job of even after the Super Bowl,

you get March free agency, the April draft, and you get some mini-camps,

and the next thing you know, it's time for another season again.

And this was about as fascinating a, is that guy going to be traded and which free agent is going

where season that the NFL has had yeah so I thought we'd do a segment here and get caught up

on everything we missed while we were on spring break vacation the big news yesterday

was that jSN signed that four-year, $168 million deal to stay as Seattle Seahawk,

42.1 million a year.

He is now the highest paid wide receiver in NFL history, and I would say he deserves it.

Absolutely.

I did immediately think, hmm, you couldn't have worked anything out with pickens before this

happened i thought that too prices went up yes that raises the the the tide for all wide receiver

boats i would think now pickens is a slightly different deal because he's technically the number

two receivers so he's you's technically the number two receivers.

So you're talking about number two receiver money.

Yeah.

But one of the best number two receivers.

But if you're trying to work out a long-term deal, that yearly rate went up.

Yes.

And how often have the Cowboys been burned by waiting and then the market just goes up.

Yeah.

So you have that to deal with.

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