By the way, since we play the Jets tomorrow night, how about a two-day contract?

Let's do it.

Okay.

It's a signing bar.

Double.

Nothing's changed.

Robert Kraft owner of the Patriots on Wednesday, Rob Grunkowski signs his one-day retirement contract.

What took so long?

Is he thinking about playing again?

Maybe he wanted to see if Tommy was going to come back and activate the Gronk signal.

I don't know.

But two-day contracts, so he would have been available tonight for the

Patriots as they take on the New York Jets. And this is another one of those. And I was just writing

this item that was the product of something that Chris and I were talking about yesterday. It's too early

to flex Thursday night games. It's too early to flex Thursday night games. It's too early to flex Monday

night games. For Monday night, the window opens next week with week 12. For Thursday night, it opens

week 13. And what are you doing scheduling the Jets for week 11 primetime? What are you doing scheduling the Jets for week 11 primetime?

What are you doing scheduling the Raiders for week 10 and week 11 primetime?

We knew or should have known that both of those teams could be struggling by the time we get to the middle of November.

Unless they move the flex window back,

you got to nail it for the primetime games. They nailed it for Sunday night. No complaints there.

Well done. Lions Eagles. We're gone. We're going. If we had Jets Patriots, we wouldn't be gone. If we had Cowboys Reders, we wouldn't be

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