All right. What I got is a little Mark and Largo follow up. I hope Mark is listening.

Mark, when he called in earlier during the show, for an NFL hunch for next year,

did say that he believes the Patriots and the Bears will take a step back in 2026.

But his reasoning for the Bears is that they were going to make a stupid trade.

And you're right, it would be a stupid trade based on what Mark presented to us.

He read on Instagram somewhere, that's always a great place to go for trade compensation,

that the Bears would be willing to offer next year's

first rounder, this year's second rounder, and next year's third rounder to move up 18 spots to

Washington's number seven from their number 25 perch in the NFL draft.

Per the Jimmy Johnson draft value charts, that would not really be a trade.

That would be a dumb trade on the Bears behalf.

Now, not everybody goes by the Jimmy Johnson trade chart.

And who did we have on the other day

where we talked about, you know, just trade compensation being the most difficult thing. Not only fans

try to predict, but even, you know, NFL reporters. It's, you know, it's about, I think it was our

guy, Mike Genetti from Spottrack. He said, it's impossible because it's about, you know, the actual demand and the desperation to move on from a player.

But using the, you know, often cited Jimmy Johnson draft value chart, just the first rounder next year, if you just took a middle of the pack

average, would be worth 1,050 points. So the difference between, well, I should have started

with that, the difference between 7 and 25 in this year's draft is exactly 780 points.

So Washington would have to get back 780 points or more to move back to 25.

Well, if Mark and Largo's Instagram source has it right, they would already satisfy the 780 points

plus about 310 points with next year's first alone. So if Washington got next year's first

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