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Emergency DAC press got extension edition, no-oprinceyodis here Danny Hyfe fits us here. You know what's special because Kyle is engineering and producing it.

That's how you know it's big time. Nora, what's going on?

Not much, just going between a lot of Taylor Swift talk and the Dallas Cowboys who are kind of making sense. So it's 2007 in my brain.

Two very famous things, two things that we generally like here at the Ranger, Taylor Swift and DAC press got to two very talented things.

We will end that particular comparison right now, but we will say that the Dallas Cowboys ended our national nightmare.

We have talked about this contract specifically for over three years.

It ends tonight, a four year 160 million dollars, Danny Hyfe fits your first thought upon hearing this extension.

It came down while my wife and I were having birthday dinner for her.

It joins the Andrew Luck retirement dinner that my wife and I also had as far as time.

HBD M.L. Good time.

Yep. But anyway, when you first heard this extension news, Danny, you thought what?

One day before the franchise tag deadline.

I thought, it's like wellming. It's not overwhelmed or not underwhelmed. I'm wellmed.

We've known this was coming. And it yeah.

Yeah. Okay. So were you wellmed by the numbers or were you wellmed by the fact that it happened because I thought it was it was absolutely in play that there'd be a tag again.

It'd be 38 million dollars. And we could just see this this roll over. Now there's a couple of provisions here that are really important.

Number one is that first of all, 126 million dollars guaranteed, which is I believe 14 million dollars more than to Shawn Watson, who got a similar deal last year.

The other part of it is it's four years, which is short. The Cowboys wanted to get five, but since that was last year, they effectively got five years of control.

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