Speaker 1: My back on the phones in a minute at twelve
thirty seven. We're going to check it in Seattle coming
up in about twenty five minutes from now. See what's
going on with the Seahawks.
Speaker 2: Seattle.
Speaker 1: Okay, the Seahawks have been to the Super Bowl. Mariner's
never been to the World Series. They lost an NBA.
Speaker 2: Team, and the Kraken are a not a Stanley Cup team,
but they've gone to the playoffs the last couple of years. Right,
I don't know. I don't fall the NHL. So that's
a tough town too, Rossie. It's just is.
Speaker 1: Then Washington lost a National Championship game and then Kayleb
Devortland to coach Alabama right after that. Yeah, not a
great run, decent the Seahawks got one. Yeah that's true,
all right?
Speaker 2: Uh Ryan Fitzpatrick.
Speaker 1: Frothy Beard right, Okay, Texans legend, no Texans ex but
not a legend? Does the Amazon Primes? If I don't
watch their pregame, Shottle, I couldn't. I've never watched five
minutes of it. I'm watching the game and I turn
off as soon as latched the halftime. It's good with
is it? Witworth and Sherman and it gets decent enough.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: So Ryan Fitzpatrick chimed in on CJ. Stroud and it's
a different perspective that has not been overly talked about
it quite a bit, but it has been by some
and fits ads to that with these comments.
Speaker 2: If you're CJ.
Speaker 3: Stroud's agent, you're going in there and saying, look all
the other big time quarterbacks they got paid after their
third year, and we want sixty million dollars a year.
I just think that the people in that building that
are around him every day, c J. Stroud, they're the
ones that are going to have to make a decision
on this guy. Is this guy we want leading our building?
Who knows what c J. Stroud does? I mean, if
they don't give him the contract, is he going to
sit and wait and say, guys, I'm not showing up
until you pay me.
Speaker 2: Because that's probably the advice that his agent is going
to give him. And so you look at their year overall.
Speaker 3: Davis Mills steps in does a great job playsholder for CJ.
Speaker 2: When he was out with the concussion for those weeks.
Speaker 3: Did it feel like it was a huge drop off
when Davis Mills was in No. I just think that
this is one to keep an eye because I think
it could get ugly this offseason. But if you have
hesitations about CJ being the face of year franchise, this
is me not knowing anything. I think there's a chance
maybe a trade him this offseason. I think that's backup
bro loving on other backup bro.
Speaker 1: What he's saying makes some logical sense, but I just
don't think it's a practical application to what's gonna happen
here with CJ. Stroud, With with those two playoff games
where he was a complete disaster with faith walk in
the room and say give me fifty five million dollars.
How do you say, yeah, it's pay me. Look at
all I've did. I threw ninety touchdowns and eight picks
to Night Kansas City and Kansas City, and then I
turned the ball over seven times into playoff games. There's
I just I would be utterly shocked. That is to me,
that was Ryan being overactionary. Well, I think he's also
is like was this recorded before the playoffs?
Speaker 2: If he'd have.
Speaker 1: Said that before the playoffs, it would have a little
more credence. But after those two performances, I don't think
there's a person on the planet that thinks it's.
Speaker 2: A good to make.
Speaker 1: Maybe do David Mullagetta, but there can't be many other
people on the planet who would think it would be
even a good idea across your mind to hold out.
As I said before, and I'm going to continue to
say it over and over again, don't underestimate David Mullagetta.
Speaker 2: He's going to cause problems. Oh you much paid? Say
that again.
Speaker 1: He gets his guys paid, He gets his guys paid.
He needs to just take a back seat on this
one for a while. It's two raw because Serio, to
his credit, never shows emotion, at least publicly.
Speaker 2: It would be a bad bet.
Speaker 1: And again these nego these deals cannot be negotiated with
the with the court of public opinion. But the optics
would look horrible for two things. One giving them a big,
mega deal and number two, Mullagetta going on and saying
my guy needs to get paid. I think everybody needs
to take a step back, refocus, clean slate for twenty six,
great defense, better offensive line, hopefully better RB one, better
what wide receiver two.
Speaker 2: And just hope for the best.
Speaker 1: Getting into contract talks even even though it's a pivotal
heer to do that I think will be a mistake
on both parts because I don't think the court of
public opinion is going to ever side with CJ. And
if the Texans give him that big money, they're gonna
be and then Texans fans are gonna say, what the
hell are you doing? And I don't know if and
also I don't know they're gonna work in the NFL.
Can you really table this for a year? My guess
is no, you can't. My guess is gonna have to
be an uncomfortable or a comfortable conversation.
Speaker 2: Between the two sides at some point during the off season.
Speaker 1: I don't know how much they talk. I don't know
how much they would talk. How much is David. There's
no way they're not going to visit about this. There's
no way we will. Now will we ever find out
about it?
Speaker 2: Probably not. But there will be a conversation between the.
Speaker 1: Two sides at some point during the off season, because
that's what happens with quarterbacks. After year three, this is
the time where you start talking about these types of things.