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Well, they can't couldn't because of the blizzard and they ended up in all places Miami, which let the party continue there. But the men's hockey team coming home, they've been invited to the White House. Not sure when they're going to be able to squeeze that in if that's something over the summer. But But U.S. men's hockey team back home in Miami. Seaton, pole question for the first hour of the program is going to be one I'm sure we could source a million out of letting a hockey team loose in Miami. They had hockey players seem to have the freest pass for just party and don't worry about it. Well, if you remember Ovechkin, I think he was like in a fountain for days. Yeah. I mean if we we did like four months worth of coverage of Tom Brady drunk at a celebration at a parade. Yeah. I can assure you him sort of being carried through this one thing is a way more tame than what I believe the US Hockey team will be doing in Miami. Tom couldn't survive an afternoon, let alone a week or a couple of weeks or a month, the way some of these hockey players party and, you know, you get the cup for one day, you get to take it to your hometown, you get to do whatever you want to do with it. So the party continues for these hockey players, but in Miami. That'll be. I'll be interested to see if they tone it down a little bit just because they start playing hockey again on Wednesday. Yes. Todd. Advertising my age, I guess, and asking this. What is considered a wild party for these USA athletes? Like, what would staying up all night dancing, drinking clubs, like, is that what. Like, what would be like something wild that they would be participating in would make it a wow. These guys are crazy. I don't want to divulge any information that I've been given in previous championship runs, like just Stanley Cup. But there have been some debauchery would be the word that might come up. Strip clubs. I think the Stanley cup ended up at the bottom of somebody's pool one time. It's been had drinks out of it. They've had other things in that. So there's, you know, they're having fun. They're. They're hockey players. They don't get cheated. Yes, Paul, we can watch this in real time. I'm on the Twitter right now and all last night, there's posts of the USA hockey team at a club in Miami and they put the highlights on the jumbotron that they have basically a TV in the club and they started playing God bless the usa and everyone's holding drinks and living it up. Why not, you know, second half of the season starts there on. On Wednesday. I don't think hangovers affect hockey players much, gotta admit. Yeah, Yeah. I think they're kind of, you know, they're built for this. It's part of the becoming a professional hockey culture. Yeah. Really cultural. Yes. Sort of like when you get your teeth knocked out, you don't go, I got my teeth knocked down. I got to go see the dentist. It's. How bad does it look? Okay. All right. Put me back out there. I might miss a shift. Stitches? Yeah. All right, I can do it. How many? 42. Wow, that's nice. Okay, go back out there. Wonder if there's a hockey version of like the, you know, we always make fun of the guy who, like in basketball, you know, scores a bucket and then he's pointing like defense. You, you, you, you, you got to do this. I wonder if there's a hockey version of that. Like, a dude gets smash like that and he spits his teeth out, gets back up, and he's like, you're on defense. You're over. I don't think that they even flinch with that stuff. Not at all. I just think it's like, I'm missing some Chiclets. Anybody see some teeth? All right, never mind. That dude just popped back up and was like, all right, gotta keep playing. I just remember doing highlights on SportsCenter and somebody would just get crushed. And, you know, they take him off the ice, and I'd, you know, say, you know, he returned his second period because he's a hockey player. Yeah. Like his next shift, he was back. Yeah, it was just. It's expected. Yes. Todd, can you slap the ice? What would be the analogy to that in hockey, to make that big play? Like, there's really no time to do that. The game goes too fast, starts smacking the ice. Yeah, I don't think it's a Steve Wojahowski, Duke moment where I'm going to play defense now, but maybe with your stick for a second. Slapping. Slapping the ice, slapping the base. All right, so we'll come up with a poll question. The NFL combine is back, and the annual obsessions begin. Hand size, arm length. We know the drill here, but it's more than just the measurements, because, you know, when you think about it, you do have the prospects who are working out. Front offices are negotiating franchise tags. The Cowboys looking at George Pickens, mapping out free agency, laying the groundwork for trades, the draft. So you get 32 teams represented under one roof in Indianapolis, and the fixation will be the following. Quarterbacks. Because you don't have a good rookie class coming in, you might have two. You got one marquee, and you might have another one in Alabama, quarterback Ty Simpson. But other than that, now you start to talk about, well, what about Kyler Murray, Kirk Cousins to a Tonga, Viola Loa. I mean, Geno Smith. There. There's. There's a lot of different quarterback names that are being thrown around. And recent history has probably softened the stigma of the reclamation project because Sam Darnold won a Super Bowl. Baker Mayfield reinvented his career. Joe Flacco turned back the clock. So no longer a punchline. It's actually a necessity for some of these teams. And I think the question is, who's going where and how many teams are going to say, you know what, let's wait, let's be patient here. Or do you try to solve your quarterbacking problems like Atlanta? I keep hearing Atlanta is kind of in the mix for a quarterback now. They have Michael Penck Jr. But where's Kirk Cousins going? Does he go back to Minnesota? Are the Vikings all in on J.J. mcCarthy? What's Aaron Rodgers going to do? I still think Aaron Rodgers in Minnesota makes a lot of sense because I thought that was going to happen in the off season. Now you're reunited with Mike McCarthy. Maybe reunited. Not the best word to use with their relationship, but it's one year, and I thought Aaron Rodgers played well enough, you know, Are you going to be competing for a Super Bowl? Not this next year, but, you know, don't do anything crazy at the quarterbacking position unless you feel like, okay, we got somebody here. We know that Fernando Mendoza is going number one overall, but then after that, we're not quite sure. You might not have a quarterback taken in the first round after that, and if you do, it might be a team that reaches a little bit, and maybe it's the Steelers who do that and, you know, sit him behind Aaron Rodgers for a year. But just getting everybody together, like, who's taking a chance on tua. I don't know how much he's going to cost you since, you know, Dolphins are on the hook for $99 million. What's Miami doing here? Is Quinn Ewers going to be a Band Aid quarterback? Are you going to see what he can do? So there's so many different questions here at that position, and I think that's what's going to be interesting. Here's something that. And it's not a report. All it is is conversation, and it's Lamar Jackson. Are you going to sign him up for the long haul? Do you want him to be your quarterback? Would you. Would you consider trading Lamar Jackson? Now, once again, this is just conversation and. And maybe it's because this time of the year, there's not much going on. So you start to throw out things, speculate on things. What about, you know, they could do this now? There's no reporting on this, but I'm curious. You do have a new coach coming in, you know, offensive coordinator. They made it clear that they want Lamar Jackson to be in Baltimore in the off season, helping with this team so that, you know, he's going to go to the hall of Fame. The question is, is he going to be a Baltimore Raven his entire career? But it's nothing more than just conversation of people saying, what if that would happen? Yeah, Pauling, I just saw an article last night. You're talking about quarterbacks and the Demand. Malik Willis was listed as the number one free agent of the entire off season by NFL Network yesterday. 27 years old, friendly contract. I mean, he, Chris Sim said the other day he could be in high demand. Yeah, but I think he's going to cost you a lot more money. Like, like three years, 100. Well, now he's, well, he's a free agent. Yeah. So it's not a friendly contract. It's. He's going to negotiate. Well, maybe it's a Baker Mayfield, Sam Darnold contract, you know, as we usually throw out three years, 100 million or something. But I agree. I, I think that he would be an ideal quarterback in a couple of different places. I, I think he's, he's one of those, hey, let's see what you can do. Oh, yeah, he didn't perform. Okay. We move on. And I think that he's got a lot of talent and when he played with the packers in for Jordan Love, they didn't miss anything, in my opinion. I thought he played really, really well. You know, he can, he can do what you want with today's quarterback, but, you know, you're there. It's the combine. We kind of poke fun at it. But, you know, I will tell you this as one of my sources always tells me, who goes to the combine? He's a scout. You know, it's your chance to get in person with these players. Are you really six three? No, you're six one and a half. You know, hand size, it does matter at certain positions, which it should. Now, why is it that we don't measure hand size when it comes to the NBA? Because everybody handles the basketball. I would have thought that we would have measurables there for players coming in. I'd be very curious. I'd be very curious how quick you are. Not fast. How quick you are. How quick do you jump? Now, we don't get caught up in a combine for the NBA. I know they get rookies usually in Chicago. They've done that for years. But those are things I'd be curious about. If you've ever been around somebody who can jump or somebody who can quick jump. Oh, man, there's a big difference. Quick jumpers, that's trouble. That's trouble when they're guarding you. But also hand size, I would think, you know, that would be important. And also how quick you are from A to B. And it's only, you know, could be 5ft, 3ft. Yeah. Paulie. I went back a little bit and looked@NBA.com and they do have a list going back to 2006, 2007. It's not exactly their version of a combine, but they do medicals on players. And it has hand length, height, standing reach, weight, wingspan for almost every player, including. I look back, I found Kawhi Leonard's official hand size, width, they called it. Yeah, 11.25 inches. This was 2011. Yeah, I'm sure it's grown since then. Not sure that. But you also, you get quarterbacks in a room where you can ask them questions. You can, you can pick up on their personality, you can pick up on their football iq. You can put them in front of a chalkboard and say, diagram this play. You can play something back to them and say, what happened? Or what would you do on that? You know, there's just all kinds of things that you can do that you can glean information where it's not just how fast you run the 40, because a lot of, you know, these players like Fernando Mendoza, I wouldn't throw at the combine. I, I would just go and interview. I don't think I need to show you anything. I know what happens when the game is on and you're playing. That's the most important thing. But, you know, there is no second quarterback that you go, well, it's Ryan Leaf, Peyton Manning, it's not that. It's Fernando Mendoza. Go in, be personable. It's in your backyard in Indiana, and have some fun with this. Let the other players have the showcase, run the 40, whatever you know you're going to do with strength, bench pressing, all of that. But his, his will be getting in front of these teams. Now, I don't know if he's going to interview with other teams. I don't know how that works. If you go to the combine, does everybody get to talk to you? Because if I'm Fernando Mendoza and the. I'm the Raiders, I'm like, hey, that's our guy. Even though you're on the clock, you can't take him yet. But I would be saying, I don't want him sharing anything. Yes, Marvin, doing those drills at the combine, is that more so for the smaller school guys? Now, if you go to Alabama or Ohio State, you guys have seen me for 13 weeks for the past two years, so you know what I do? If you go to Northern Illinois or Central Michigan, that's who it's for. Right. The combine is for the player who is not necessarily known. He gets that opportunity. And sometimes you'll get somebody who will reinforce just how good they are somebody's going to get out there and go, I'll run the 40 and then you might run it better than, you know, previously. Or how many reps. Bench pressing, which I never really understood. Like Kevin Durant. I don't even think he could do bench 180 pounds. That sound about right, Marvin? It was. People were making a big deal. It's like, you know how much a ball weighs? Yeah. Not £185. All I need to know is can you shoot? Can you get your shot off? Yeah. Paulie Fernando Mendoza was reported yesterday, will not throw at the combine like you said, but he will throw at Indiana's pro day April 1st at Mellon Camp Pavilion in Bloomington. Yeah, well, that'll be for his teammates, for them to get an eye, a chance to be under the watchful eye of these NFL scouts. All right, we'll settle on a poll question. The sports voice of Canada will join us next hour. And then Reggie Miller in the final hour of the program. We're back after this and the Dan Patrick Show. Be sure to catch the live edition of the Dan Patrick show, weekdays at 9am Eastern, 6am Pacific on Fox Sports Radio in the iHeartRadio app. Hey, it's Kavino and Rich from Fox Sports Radio. Now, in addition to hearing us live weekdays from 5 to 7pm Eastern, 2 to 4 Pacific on Fox Sports Radio, we're excited to announce a brand new YouTube channel for the show. 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Now what they're talking about doing is the competition committee is discussing the possibility of authorizing replay officials to throw flags for specific penalties. So this is something that would be done remotely. Troy Vincent is the executive vice president of football operations and he suggested this. He was an ask. He suggested this yesterday while talking to reporters during a break in the competition committee meeting. So these would be situations that somebody who's not there but is watching this would then inform the officials on the field that they have seen something that needs to be called. Now, this could be something away from the play. It could be somebody who took a cheap shot. Maybe there's a hold like I don't know how far you go with this, but it's tricky. And Troy Vincent even says you don't want to open up Pandora's box, but that's what you're doing. If something happens on the field, when do you feel the need to call that? If it has nothing to do with the play itself, but it is a penalty, a foul. Do you call that how we want to get it right? Correct. That's the goal, to get it right. I don't think you can kind of go, well, we do, but we don't want to slow down the game. If you do this, then you're saying we given that the amount, the billions and billions of dollars that are gambled. We have to get these calls right. Certainly the calls that are right in front of us, certainly the calls that have to do with the play itself. But if you're going to have somebody, you know, an eye in the sky or whatever it's going to be, how involved do they get? How many opportunities do they get? Do we put a limit on the number? Once again, if the goal is to get it right, then get it right. If you have the technology to get it right, then get it right. I just don't think you can fall back on the baseball. Well, that's just part of baseball's charm. Missing a play, you know, making the wrong call. It's just part of baseball's charm. Nobody's ever said that about the NFL. That's just. It's just the charm of the NFL. Baseball. We're like, ah, you know, I missed it. Neighborhood call. Yeah, the strike zone's a little spotty there. Ah, just baseball. Well, it shouldn't be. That's just baseball. We shouldn't have allowed umpires to have their own strike zone. Like, how crazy is that? Oh, you know, that's his interpretation. You know, he'll give you the high strike. It's either a strike or a ball. It's either outside or it's on the black. I mean, it's just Glavin and Maddox. They're going to get those calls. Why? Why do we have special rules for special players? Aren't they already good enough? So if you're going to do this, I think you gotta. You gotta go all in and say, we're going to be trying to make the right call. Now. You can say, well, it's going to interrupt the flow of the game. Well, football doesn't have a flow. Basketball has a flow. When you think of all the sports, basketball, it's like, oh, my God, another whistle. You know, final two minutes. Oh, this is forever. You know, that's not necessarily the case with other sports. You know, but with football, it's. It's choppy. Baseball's choppy. Basketball, you want a little bit more of a flow there. But you don't just suggest this if you're in the front office of, you know, the national football League. This feels like, hey, why don't you guys chop this up? Why don't you guys talk about this? You guys discuss. Why don't you do some work for us and then we'll get the feedback from you? Because that's what I think happened yesterday. Yeah, Paulie, let's say the NFL enacted this and made it only replay enforcement for personal fouls that weren't caught by the refs on the field. Right. They just did that. And then there's a play away from the ball where There's a lineman 10 yards downfield on a touchdown pass and they can't look at that. Isn't that the danger there is, that they could look at one and not the other? Well, you got to decide what is open to interpretation this game. Now, we don't know who you are because you won't be there on the field. How do the officials on the field feel? Are they just going to be throwing more flags to protect themselves instead of having somebody say, you guys missed that, and then you have to get on the microphone and say, upon further review, there was holding or a lineman downfield. Your job is to get the call. Right. I'm not worried about your ego on the field, but I just don't know how far the NFL would take this. Yes, Todd. And there's a certain amount of interpretation when, like, you know, there's all running back runs through a hole on the left side, but there was egregious holding more towards the middle of the pack or the right side, which didn't really interfere with that particular play. But it's so egregious. Can we really wink at that even though it didn't cause the opening for the running back? Yeah, once again, he didn't want to open up a Pandora's box, but that's what this does. It opens up a Pandora's box of what's that role? How many calls does he make? Are there going to be a certain number of calls that he will make? You know, there can be sort of a, you know, a silent count of the number of flags that we want you to be able to call. Like over. Under. We, you know, how about six of these? You know, let's not make this where those on the the field aren't doing their job. It's somebody who's watching and, you know, a place that's cordoned off from the field and watching all these monitors. But I want you to get it right. If I'm gambling, I want you to get this correct. And the NFL's gone all in on gambling. You have to go all in on protecting the betters as well. And I think that's a treat. You're not going to put that in the language, but that's what this is all about. Yeah, you might as well now. Yes, yes. In an effort to Protect the integrity of gambling. Yes. And an allotment of calls is a problem to say they had their five or six, and then something happens in the fourth quarter, which is one of the biggest part of the game, and they can't do anything about it because they already did their six. Well, nobody's gonna know that. It's not gonna be public. They wouldn't be able to keep track of that. Like with a coach that, you know, he can't throw the. The red challenge flag a certain number. Like, he'll throw it a certain number of times. We don't even know who that person's going to be. It's not like you go, you know that guy, he calls a lot of flags here. We don't know who that person is. And it's not like you're going to go, wait, there's been six of them. Now. There's not going to be another one. I'm just suggesting, if I'm the NFL, I want you to police the game. I don't want you to be the game. I don't want you to be more involved. Be stealth is what I would probably say. Be smart with this. Make sure we get the ones that we have to get. If we miss a illegal chop block on the other side of the field, okay, you know, we'll live with that. But you can't have a situation like you had with the Rams and the Saints a couple of years in the playoffs where they missed, you know, helmet to helmet and they missed an obvious pass interference. And that was in the playoffs. Yes. Just make holding legal for linemen. That removes that from the. You're doing it on every single play, regardless. Now it's. Now it's legal. Don't worry. You just can't hold by the collar, but you can hold anywhere else. And then that opens up the space for the more egregious violations like you were just describing. Yeah, well, how about we just. And Paulie mentioned this. Give them mittens. Yeah, mittens. That solves everything. Yeah, that. Hey, if you want to hold with your mittens, go ahead. I mean, there's holding on every play anyway. But now it's got to be above and beyond the call of duty. Yeah. Paulie, if you remember, Dan, three years ago, we played good idea, bad idea to cut down on calls in the NFL. Each ref gets two flags and only gets two for the game. So he has to use them when it's a really big foul. When he's out, he's out. He has to leave the field. Bad idea. Bad idea. Shot down quickly. Yes. Todd. If you have a strong opposable thumb with a mitten, you'd be surprised. You could probably get a little holding in there. Everybody start working out their thumbs. The offensive lineman instead of squatting at the combine. Yeah. Where's your muscular thumb? We're going to be testing out the. The back Judges thumbs have like thumb wrestling. Yeah. Over under. Win totals in the NFL. All right, let me see. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 teams at 10 and a half. So nobody's higher than 10 and a half. 10 and a half wins. Can you. Let me see if there's somebody that you might not expect in here. In the words of Jim Boeheim. Are we guessing? Yeah. If you want to guess the surprise that my. And I don't know if. I don't know if it's a surprise. Seahawks. Seattle is at ten and a half. Rams and Eagles, they are at ten and a half. Buffalo Bills, they are ten and a half. The Ravens. The Ravens are ten and a half. That one surprised me a little bit. The Houston Texans. The Houston Texans, nine and a half wins. Packers. Packers ten and a half. They're the Bears. Bear nine and a half. Dang, what a slight. Yeah, you gonna stand for that, Paul? Watch them not make the playoffs this next year. Tougher schedule. Yeah. How about the Detroit Lions? Lions? Lions are ten and a half. That's a little high. Yeah. That one surprised me a little bit. Let's see. You're missing one. Broncos. Marvin. 49ers. 49ers at ten and a half. That's aggressive. William. Denver under 500. What's happening here? They're probably at nine and a half. Will you stop it whining already? Why didn't you guess them? I should have. The Broncos should have. Be have more. At least one more win than the Lions. Party in the face. Let me see. Let me find. Broncos are nine and a half. To be ten and a half. Big baby. Yeah. You're crying already. Bo Nicks is going to be playing knots. Did him. So give him ten and a half. Well, for the ankles. Okay. Yeah. You know, these might actually be the more interesting lists are the. The like the eight and a half and the nine and a half to see where they are because there's probably some good teams in there. Let me see. Cleveland Browns are six and a half, in case you're curious. Wins. Yes. Okay. I got the Cardinals at four and a half. How about the Cincinnati Bengals? The Bengals, where are they? They're probably eight And a half. Bengals nine. Nine and a half. Nine and a half. That's a lot aggressive. Dolphins four and a half. Jets five and a half. Raiders five and a half. Let's see. Trying to think of new coaches. How about your New York Giants? My New York Giants with like a coaching move. John Harbaugh, Seven and a half wins. Yes, Marvin. What about a team that had a mulligan last year? The Commanders. Commanders, seven and a half. Have you mentioned the Jacksonville Jaguars? Jaguars. I have not. They're at 9 and A. You guys didn't learn anything working at ESPN. The first team you should have asked about is the Dallas. They were placed somewhere in here to get engagement. I'm going to guess they're like a seven and a half, eight and a half situation. They are an eight and a half. See that's. You wanted that. You wanted reaction off of that. I did. That's why they were put there. Eight and a half. Yeah. Here's. Oh, here's the one you didn't mention. I don't think you did. Kansas City Chiefs at ten and a half. That is aggressive. Come on. Can we get over the Chiefs already? Wow, Todd. Can we get over that? Eight, eight and one. The Patriots have to have at least one more win than them. I mean obviously they superior rigor. They're in the super league. At least one more than them. Patriots nine and a half. Yes. Todd, I want to know the team interceptions for the Jets. Where's that number after zero? That would be a fun step. This is just. I know. I'm just throwing it out there to the room. How many team interceptions would the jets got after having zero for the entire year? Four. Okay. All right. Plus or minus four. Man, get all upset with your Broncos. Yes, Marvin. Team that started out hot last year but cooled off. The Colts, where do we have them? Colts, eight and a half. There are a lot of teams. Eight and a half. Nine and a half. Ten and a half. This is what the NFL loves. Loves. But it looks like the Cardinals are going to be the worst team in the NFL but have plenty of company with the jets and the Raiders. The Dolphins at four and a half wins as well. How about the Carolina Panthers? Made the playoffs. Six and a half wins. Not exactly building on that. Let's see anybody else that might stand out. Oh, one other team. 10 and a half wins. Chargers. Chargers. In case you're curious about the. They always have a winning record. Pittsburgh Steelers, eight and a half. Obviously. Obviously. A break. Eight and a half losing record. Question. The Arizona Cardinals and the Miami Dolphins. Okay, who would you. Who would you rather root for? You got to pick Arizona or the. Or the Miami Dolphins because I. You're not gonna have Kyler Murray. I mean, you got a really good tight end, but I've been. I've been told that before. Yes, Todd. Strictly because I think I look good in turquoise. I'll pull for the Dolphins over the Cardinals, but they're in AFC team, so. You would think I would roof the nfc. Nobody breaks down teams like we do. Turquoise tank top. Yeah. Wristbands. I'm going down. Yeah. Man, what a mess. Felt like Miami was on the cusp. You know, that offense, they were playoff team and then they went to Kansas City and then that's it. The dream died after that. 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And obviously they, you know, Pacquiao got in there, but he, he wasn't throwing any punches. And Floyd Mayweather is a boring fighter. I mean, you know, the presentation is flashy, but he's a defense first fighter. There's nothing to. When you watch him, you go, oh, okay, didn't get hit again. And he didn't get hit again. You know, tactically he's brilliant, but not exciting. So, hey, if you sign up for it, go get them. Must be. It'll be September, so maybe it's a slow night for you, and you go, well, maybe I'll just buy this fight. Let me, Let me see these two guys lean on each other. But I don't know if this has to do. You know, boxers never retire. Sugar Ray Leonard told me this when I went to his first retirement in Baltimore and he talked about fighters never retire. The phone stops ringing and that's it. Like, you could get some of these guys to come out of retirement and be like, you know, hey, Tommy Hearns, Marvelous Marvin Hag. Come on, Roy Jones, come on. Who wants to fight? Yeah, I'll do it. Mike Tyson, he'll fight again. Let Tyson fight the winner of this. But, you know, maybe, you know, financial issues could be affecting one or both of these fighters, and that's why you're doing. I don't, I don't know why you watch this unless the undercard is really good. Maybe the novelty of being in that building, having a boxing match in the sphere, but it's real. It's real. Does Conor McGregor get the winner of this fight? I mean, now, if Conor McGregor got to do MMA against Floyd, now that would be fun. That would have been interesting. But it was like. And then do one of the brothers. What are their names? The Paul brothers. Do they get to fight somebody? I mean, is this where boxing is? Yes. How did we get here? I guess UFC. Yeah. Paulie Mayweather, Pacquiao 2015. They estimate that it was the biggest single fight revenue ever. 410 million in revenue, 72 million in ticket sales at the gate, on the property. Yeah. And I always thought that Floyd was a brilliant businessman, but you start to read articles of, you know, he's got things in foreclosure, and I can't imagine that you would lose hundred. Well, but they. Mike Tyson did, but then, you know, we had people stealing right in front of him. You know, that was the difference here. But with Floyd, I thought Floyd was like a Darrell Rebus kind of businessman. So that's if he's coming back because he needs money. That is sad. Yes. Todd, how much money? And I don't understand the financial part of, like, how they get millions of dollars to have these fights that supposedly are kind of ridiculous and it's like an exhibition nobody wants to see. How much of that money is based on who goes to the fight. And as far as people that are buying, like pay per view, like, what if so many people decided, I'm not going to the fight, I'm not going to watch it on pay per view, they're still going to get millions of dollars. There's still enough money out there to pay these guys. No, Paulie just gave you the numbers. It's, it's a rev share. I mean, they share. I don't know how they divvy it up. I'm sure Floyd got more money than Pacquiao, but, you know, you might get 40% of the gate. Pacquiao gets, you know, 25 of the gate, but it's $400 million. So I guess how do they come up with that number, not knowing just yet who's buying the tickets and who's doing the pay per view. And maybe I'm being ignorant, but I don't know how they can. Now, this is the last fight, right? But I'm saying for this fight coming up, if we're saying that Mayweather has all these financial problems, what if people didn't go to the fight or didn't, you know, as far as pay per view, where's where all these millions of dollars coming from to pay these guys if people decide not to buy the fight or go watch it? Well, you only get paid based off who shows up or who watches. But they're expecting to get several millions of dollars to do this. The fighters know. Why is this complicated? It's a little complicated to me. You either show up or you don't. And if you don't show up, then they don't get as many millions as they would have if you did show up. Okay. Which could end up being nowhere near the amount of money that Mayweather needs to get out of his financial situation. I don't even know what his financial situation is. I'm saying there are articles talking about that, but it's, if you show up, then you get paid. If you buy pay per view Then you get paid. If you don't buy pay per view then you get less of the gate. Oh it is is supply and demand. And if there's not a demand then maybe These guys get 20 million, 25 million, 15 million. But the first one made 400 million. Yeah, Paul, I'm reading about Floyd and his next fight might be against the irs. He's had three things in his past settled. Yeah, yeah, he had all those cars. Wow, that's in September. 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