Nick Wright (38:32)
Sure. I'll start with the Chiefs one real quick. And I'm so mad it took me this long. I had this like eureka moment because listen, I scroll Twitter, I see the other shows. I see and so many folks are, Chiefs are vulnerable. Chiefs are on the downturn. Ravens and Bills have gotten better. Chiefs have gotten worse. Like, you know, Chiefs are fairly, you know, still really good, but they're not the caliber of those other teams that take that. Those takes are, it's not straw man. Those takes are very common this offseason. But then I realized during the Micah conversation, so many of the people who are currently arguing the Ravens are the best team in the afc, the Bills are the best team in the afc. When the subject of who should trade for Micah Parsons comes up, you know what I haven't take, I haven't seen. Well, Kansas City better do it in order to bridge the gap between them and Baltimore. If they want to stop the best quarterback in football, Josh Allen, if they want to slow down the most dynamic dual threat we've ever seen in Lamar Jackson, the Chiefs need to go all in and trade for Micah Parsons. No one's had that take. You know what? Take you here every effing day. If I'm Baltimore or Buffalo, I get on the phone with Dallas right now. So finish the thought. Why? Who in that scenario where Baltimore or Buffalo are trading multiple first round picks and giving out a record setting contract to get a pass rushing edge defender, who is it that they're acquiring that to beat? Not of course the Chiefs, because those teams, they're already better. They've already, they've already, they've already ascended. I, I, I was watching and I'm like oh, you all told on yourselves. You all are claiming you think Buffalo or Baltimore are better, but then you're also saying they might need to add the league's best defensive player because they need to get over the hump. What's the hump? We're talking about. So that's how I connected to the chief situation. I'm 100% right. Everyone knows it. Now here's the Dallas thing and this is what I find fascinating and the reason I want to talk about it. Jerry Jones has broken the rules and nobody but Mike Florio seems to care. He is not allowed to negotiate directly with Micah Parsons. He not. He knows that he does not care and he not only did it, but his stance is it's a binding negotiation and it and he is fine with saying to the world at large, yeah, there's nothing more to negotiate. I negotiated it with him. And it is so brazen. Brazen, Brazen. And credit to Darrell Revis and I think Matt Schaub are the two people who have come out and said the NFLPA needs file a grievance. Of course they do. If a player has an agent, you are not allowed to negotiate with the player directly. And Jerry is now saying we negotiated, it's done. And if he doesn't agree to it, we have him under contract this year and can franchise have him in the next two years. So I think this has gotten far uglier than the Dax situation and I don't think it is going to be quite as simple as as oh the day before the season they resign him. Maybe they do. And Jerry just sacrificed having Mike at full strength for week one for months worth of headlines and maybe that's a good trade off for him. If I were a Cowboys fan, I'd be livid. All right, now we do need to get to the gambling show. But first a couple reminders. 1 like Rate subscribe review. The other one you can ask us questions in the doc. There's it is roster cut down day to Monze but there's no big roster news as of yet today. Yeah, man, his agent's gonna be so big. And 10 the U.S. open is going on. I am going tomorrow night. So we will have a tennis corner update fresh off a few honey deuces Thursday morning on the show. But before we get to our all 32 over unders, let me talk to you guys about my friends at Boost Mobile in you know what, I'm just calling it. This is the Boost Mobile studio. I don't even know if they paid for that. But you look around here, this is what's right live from the Boost Mobile studio. Send that over to them, Paul. They'll love it. They deserve it. They got the signage everywhere. We got this light up and running after a little delay. It's great. Ever sign up for a new phone plan, thinking, wow, great price. Few months later, surprise, your bill's higher. Boost mobile you made $25 a month. Forever Unlimited talk text data starting at just $25 a month. No price hikes, no contract. Forever Plus Boost Mobile is now a legit nationwide 5G network. They've invested billions building 5G towers across the country. Visit boost mobile.com or head to your local Boost store today and get unlimited talk, text and data for $25 a month. Forever 5G speeds not available in all areas. After 30 gigs, customers may experience lower speeds. Customers will pay $25 a month as long as they remain active on the Boost Unlimited plan. All right, Damanze set us up on the gambling show and how we do.
