I'll just go with Don.

I think the strategy of going younger actually helps KOC.

He probably gets more leeway as a coach of a young developing team than a veteran

ready to win now team.

Is that true?

So they're not going to get to a point this year with this roster

where they're a young developing team they're still going to be because we go position by

position and look at the investment and look at the age even jordan mason is a veteran running back

you have jefferson veteran i'm assuming, now I've been thinking T.J.

Hawkinson stays.

But if you're moving Grenard, they might move.

So that might change.

I was kind of thinking along the lines of, all right, maybe you're going to move

Grenard.

And the rest of the stuff stays in place.

But if Grenard goes, I mean, we could see a 2023 to 2024 or I'm sorry, 22 to

2023 type of like they're moving on a lot of people.

I don't, I mean, the floodgates might open if Jonathan Grenard goes because then you're

saying, well, if you're not, you know, if you're not going to keep him, then why keep Hawkinson? Why not just draft Kenyon Sadiq and make him your guy? Why not just draft another edge rusher and make him, you know, a development project next to Dallas Turner? Why not draft? I mean, another wide receiver and trade Addison if you're not going to pay him. I mean, there's a lot a lot of that right this could this could get nuts in a way that i did not expect at all and it might be it might be a

younger developing team i have been of the mind that would be really crazy if they went from

oldest team in the league and really in cap hell to suddenly wow look at all these young

players that they just started building through the draft i mean that would be a tectonic

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