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What did you think of the commanders having the group quarterback summit instead of having the top prospects

in individually.

I know that they've been getting dragged

through the media by some people.

I don't think it's a horrible idea.

Like, I don't like it's a big deal.

Most of the work has been done

and they want to do something a little bit out of the box

something a little different by having them in a social setting together and I

know that Chris Sims when he was talking with the floor he was like what does it

matter they're not going to be together in the future but it's it's more like

how they just interact with their peers like you're going to see them how they'll be interacting

with their future teammates and how they interact with people at sponsor events that the team's going to hold while they're, you know, employed by the team.

Somebody... How have a problem with it?

How have normal is it? I mean, how do we know other teams don't do similar things? Maybe not with 30 guys, but maybe they do with 10.

Somebody posited that it's a way for them to see who emerges as the top dog.

Who emerges as the top dog, who emerges as the leader, that people are going to gravitate to a

leader and they maybe want to see that.

I don't think it's a big deal. I think the decisions have mostly been made.

I think that that's probably there's a lot of truth to that.

And I also think they don't think they don't want to spend hours upon hours

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