Tyree Kill, Brandon Ayuk, neither. You can only pick one, 301-230-0-980.

So I don't think Tyree Kill will happen for the reasons I spelled out earlier in the show.

A devastating injury last year, there's no question that there would be, you know, a lot of,

you know, medical to figure out when he would be available and the beginning of the season

doesn't look likely, but sometime before the first half of the season is up next year looks

possible. Not going to have to spend much. This would be a big incentive-laden deal for a guy

coming off that injury. He's released, so he's a free agent. It's not like you pick up what's left

on his contract. Miami got rid of what would have been a $51.1 million salary cap hit next year.

I just think with the way Washington operates with their

analytics approach to contracts in particular, we know that the wide receiver aging analytics

don't favor a receiver heading into his age 32 season, let alone one coming off, you know, a major knee injury,

dislocated knee, torn ACL, and other ligament artery and nerve damage. I mean, there was a lot

there to it. Brandon Ayuk is a headache of the highest order turned into one in San Francisco.

You know, what dummy gives up

all of that guaranteed money by going AWOL?

I think his judgment alone has to be taken into consideration here, you know, are you

getting somebody capable of being, you know, bright enough to be a member of a team that you've developed

a decent culture around. Smart guys, tough guys, guys that want to be teammates, guys that want

to be part of a group. It doesn't seem like Ayuk is one of those. Look, the talents, you get Ayuk from 2023, it's a no-brainer.

And look, here's the thing with Ayuk. You're not going to trade for him, because if you trade for him,

you pick up $27 million in a guaranteed deal next year. That's not going to happen. They're going to cut him post

June 1, try to split up their dead cap money into two years. It'll be a designated post

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