This is the Weekly Scramble, a place where we chat about life over a cold one.

Or two. It's time to belly up to the pod with Mike Fratelloni and your host Chris Reavers.

Oh boy, it's time for the weekly Scramble. My name is Chris Reavers. His name is Mike Fred Aloney and I am all sorts of fired up. Are you ready Michael?

You are on fire. So we don't really discuss much in sports, but the matters that we discuss in the show are things that you and I find interesting right all sorts of things it can be being

Being dads it can be being husbands it can be whatever checks right

But I just I have whatever. Chicks. Right.

But I just, I have to discuss the Kirk Cousins contracts.

I'm not here to break down whether it's a fit for the Vikings or whatever.

I just purely want to talk about the financial component of what this guy has been able to accomplish.

Both he and his agent, Mike McCarty, have been able to accomplish. Both he and his agent, Mike McCarty, have been able to accomplish in 12 years.

Sure. From his rookie season in 2012 and he was with the Washington Redskins, now the

Washington football team and now the Washington Redskins, now the Washington

team, and now the Washington commanders.

To now that he's moving on to becoming the quarterback for the Atlanta

Falcons.

First of all, when the number broke yesterday, I was astounded. I was truly astounded.

Help me break this down. So he signed a four-year 180 million dollar contract and we've seen gigantic contracts and

gigantic numbers through sports all the time where it's so it may seem like

well okay 180 millions is a lot of money, but then you just truly look at, okay, two things.

Number one, he's 36 years old.

Number two, he's coming off of an Achilles injury which 15 years ago when you got an Achilles

injury you were just done playing sports professionally so then I really

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