Bag alert, bag alert, bag alert, bag alert, bag alert.
The street continues, folks.
The schedule has been released.
Tua is holding out for a contract.
Justin Jefferson, the contract talks.
Brandon Niu of Dilemma, we all know
that's just a bad situation as a whole.
C.D. Lam is letting Jerry Jones
that time is ticking.
Jomar Chase, Antihigas is holding out
as well as Tristan Wirtz.
We got a lot to discuss.
We're gonna break everything down
on the ninth episode of the Football Junkies Podcast.
I am your host, your GM.
The GM who has produced multiple all-pros,
multiple holofapers,
and who currently is not on the team right now.
Kale, let's get it.
All right, folks, so crazy turn of events.
I was literally getting ready to put out
an episode yesterday when I checked my phone
and that's the thing I know, I got another bag alert, folks.
So the street continues.
Yes, let's see if the street can continue
all the way up to the start of the first game of the season.
Let's see, who knows?
I'm looking forward to it, but let's just dive
into the stats and everything, all right?
So, Nico Collins, a receiver for the Texans,
ain't a three-year, 72.7 million dollar extension with them,
with a 17 million dollar signing bonus,
52 million of that is guaranteed,
which would average around 24.2 million a year
according to SpotRag.
Now, when we look at Nico Collins,
Nico Collins has been a very productive receiver
since being drafted by the Texans, okay?
And if we can be real here,
he was having a crazy season last year, okay?
Let me just read off the stats that he had last year.
So he had 80 receptions, 1,297 yards, eight touchdowns,
and he averaged, averaged 16.2 yards a carry.
That is really good numbers for someone like Nico Collins,
and now that they added with them getting Stefan Diggs
in the trade and then Tink Dell coming back,
and then I think they traded for another receiver
that was worth the rams,
that is a very loaded, dangerous receiving core folks.
CJ Stroud is going to continue to be a terror,
not only in his division, but to other AFC teams.
I would not be surprised if they're back
in the same situation that they were last season, okay?
Now, let's go a little bit deeper into the analytics, okay?
So according to next-gen stats,
he was first receiving yards as an isolated receiver
in 2023 with 546 yards.
He was second, okay?
Second in receiving yards on post routes,
according to next-gen stats, by the way, of Fox.
It was an article when I did the research and found it.
And he was sixth in catch rate on an in breaking routes
at 73.9%.
These are really good numbers, okay?
Nico Collins is not getting talked about as much
as he should be because he is up there, okay?
When you talk about someone that is a productive receiver
who basically every single time he gets the ball,
he's making big plays and whatnot, that's what you need.
And so with the Texans having the offense that they have,
they can put up 20, 25, maybe 30 points a game.
They can do that because guess what?
Teams are gonna be focused on Steph on Dicks.
Teams are still gonna be focused on Takedown.
They're still gonna be focused on Nico Collins.
They have a almost complete rotation for that receiving core,
okay?
And it's only going to get better from here, folks, okay?
Everything that they have done at this point
for that offense is just spectacular.
And I would not be surprised if they tried to give a team
like the Ravens, like the Chiefs, a run for their money
because they can do it.
They have the offense and they do have the defense as well.
People are sleeping on the Texans defense,
but they did make some good moves for the defense.
With them having the Neil Hunter and Will Anderson
on one line or one line, whoo, terror, okay?
Terror, all right?
Now, congratulations to Nico Collins getting his deal.
Now let's talk about the people who are trying
to get their deals in future bag alerts, okay?
So Tua currently is still in contract talks
with the Dolphins.
Apparently according to Jeremy Fowler of ESPN,
there has been one contract offer
that was already put out, but of course,
Tua's camp declined it.
Now, before we get any further
with market value, anything like that,
let me just be completely honest here.
And I wanna continue to reiterate that I am someone
who was pro player, won everybody to get paid and whatnot.
But at the same time,
we have to address the elephant in the room here, okay?
Paying Tua top dollar money is somewhat of a double-edged sword.
And the reason why I say that is because
his extensive injury history,
specifically with concussions, okay?
In 2022, he had five concussions in that one season, five,
okay? He had them in week five, week six, week 17,
week 18, and in the wildcard.
That's not good.
That is not good at all, folks.
That is not a good cycle that you want to have.
We have seen players who have had to medically retire
because they were suffering too many concussions.
Case in point, former all pro linebacker,
Lou Keekley for the Panthers.
He had to medically retire
because he was getting so many concussions
in a small amount of time.
And around that time, the rules weren't as more strict
when it came to enforcing concussions and whatnot.
So unless it was really, really bad
where he couldn't walk off the field or something,
he still was gonna go out there.
He may miss a game or two or whatever the case may be,
but he was going to be back on the field at some point
compared to now, whereas they have people
that are specifically looking at players,
and if they feel like they have a concussion,
then they'll take them out and do whatever procedures
that they need to do.
So when we look at Tua coming into the league
had suffered a major injury while in college.
Let's be real here, folks.
The injury that he suffered is a similar injury
to what Bo Jackson suffered when he was with the Raiders.
And that ended his career.
Now, medicine has evolved and it's gotten more advanced now.
And Tua was able to get drafted
and then eventually played the league
and be where he is right now.
But the fact of the matter is paying Tua a lot of money
can either hurt you right now
or it's gonna hurt you in the future.
Because whether we want to admit it or not,
no matter how fast that they wanna try to get the offense
to be, no matter how many track stars that they get,
no matter how many people that they get
that can run a 4-2 or a 4.1 or whatever the case may be,
it's still not going to defeat the purpose
that at some point Tua is going to get hit.
And you don't want it to be a hit
where it could end his career or worse.
You don't want that.
And so in this situation,
you have to configure a contract
to where if anything crazy happens, right?
He would still get his money,
but you would only take the fall for maybe a year
compared to trying to scratch your head
and figure out, okay, we're gonna have to push this
down the road year by year by year, right?
So when we look at his market value according to Spotrack,
his market value is a four year, 198.5 million dollar deal,
which averages around 49.6 million a year.
Now, that is a pretty good contract.
It is, but it all depends on how they configure it.
If they front load this deal,
meaning that the first three years is when,
the highest cap hits and the signing bonuses
and all that different type of stuff is in,
that means that the rest of those years,
it's easy to work with.
It's easy to digest it,
break down and figure out how you're gonna work with it
compared to basically back loading the deal.
And now you're trying to figure out
how to where you're gonna be able to pay anybody else
that you wanna pay,
because they still have people that they have to pay.
They got Javon Holland that they're gonna have to pay,
Jalen Phillips, possibly Tyreek Hill soon, and Jaylen Waddle.
And I can tell you right now,
Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle,
they're gonna want top dollar money.
So someone's gonna have to get the ax,
someone's gonna have to get the bottom
of the totem pole unfortunately.
Now the question is, who will that be?
How will that, you know, conspire?
And, you know, will the dolphins be willing
to possibly pay to one?
Now, if it was me personally, as I put on my GM hat,
as always, I would probably do a franchise tag.
And, you know, if his number comes down just a little bit,
and it's reasonable, then, you know, we can do business.
But if it's, you know, still something crazy
where he wants to make just as much money as Lamar
or Josh Allen or, you know, any of the top players,
then, you know, we're just gonna have to disagree.
And we're just gonna have to let you test free agency.
Because whether we want to, a minute or not,
Tua does have a market.
He has a market.
Now, it's just a matter of, is it a defined market?
Okay?
And the reason why I'm saying defined market is because,
sure, there are teams that are always gonna be interested
in players, but it's a matter of how much money
will they be willing to spend for such player, right?
Especially for quarterbacks.
Because quarterbacks, you know, are diamond dozen,
especially really good to elite quarterbacks.
They are very hard to, you know, to get
because they get locked up so quickly.
Once they get locked up, they're gonna stay with that team
basically for the rest of their career.
Unless, you know, something crazy happens.
Then it's like, okay, you know,
then there'll be free agent and, you know, do whatever.
But, you know, aside from that,
they're gonna stay with that team
probably for the rest of their career.
Um, so, you know, it's a case of wait and see
and figure out exactly what's going to happen.
Hopefully, you know, they do find some mutual ground
and they do get a deal done.
That has been official to both Tua and the team.
While at the same time making sure
that they protect themselves in case
of anything crazy happens.
Now, moving on to Justin Jefferson, all right?
Now, as we all know, Justin Jefferson is one
of the best receivers in the league.
He's one of the most popular players in the league right now.
But the Vikings have a very, you know,
tough decision that they have to make right now.
Because the wide receiver market is in a standstill.
Everybody is waiting to see
who's gonna fire the first shot.
Everyone.
Amon Rossi Brown got his deal, okay?
He's already reset in the market.
Then a few days later, AJ Brown reset in the market
and guarantees it from not mistaken.
And then here we are now, okay?
So you literally have Brandon Iewick,
Jermon Chase, T Higgins, and Justin Jefferson,
and CD Lamb all looking for a new deal.
The question is who's gonna be the first person, right?
Justin Jefferson is going to reset the market.
I don't care what anyone says.
I don't care what any analyst says, any former player,
any, you know, journalist or person
that just wanna talk on the microphone.
Justin Jefferson is going to reset the market.
And when he does reset the market,
the only person that could probably get close
or maybe oversee his deal could possibly be Tyree Kilmer.
And even then, there are limitations with him
because teams aren't gonna be as willing
to shell out all of this money, especially to a receiver.
They're just not.
So it's a wait and see type of moment.
And if we're being real here, it's going,
this could probably draw out into possibly,
you know, deeper into the training camp at one time.
I would not be surprised
because everybody's waiting to see who's gonna get the,
who's gonna reset the market next.
There's gonna be CD Lamb, there's gonna be T Higgins,
there's gonna be Jermon Chase,
there's gonna be Justin Jefferson,
there's gonna be Brandon Iewick.
If it was me personally, I feel like Justin Jefferson
is gonna reset the market first.
CD Lamb's probably gonna get as close as he can to it.
Then it's gonna be Brandon Iewick, then everybody else.
Because when we observe and we look at the market value
for some of these receivers, better yet,
let's start with T Higgins, for instance.
T Higgins market value, surprisingly,
when I did the research, is actually very lower
than what I expected.
He would be valued at a five year, $98.5 million deal
which would average around 19.7 million a year.
T Higgins should not be valued that low, he shouldn't.
T Higgins on another team could possibly be a one or a two.
Okay, T Higgins was on the Bengals before,
they became who they are right now.
So you would think that the Bengals
would compensate him for that and they have it.
And I remember there was a report that came out
that basically the Bengals haven't even talked to T Higgins
about a contract extension since last March.
Last March, okay, that's not good,
especially when they just paid Joe Burr all that money.
Everybody knows that if they do not keep that core,
things are not going to look good for the Bengals.
It's just not, I'm sorry.
And then not to mention it doesn't help that,
his teammate Jamar Chase is also looking for money as well.
And even then when you look at his market value,
his market value is a three year,
$90.7 million deal which would average around 30.2 million
a year.
That's not gonna sit well with that receiving core.
It's just not because T Higgins argument
is probably gonna be, I was here before all of this.
I was here when we were struggling to be a better team.
We were going through multiple quarterbacks
and the offense really wasn't doing anything.
We were at the bottom or at least third place
in the division.
That's what he's thinking, okay?
I don't know how this is gonna pan out,
but all I can say is this is not gonna be good.
This is not, and I will not be surprised if T Higgins
will possibly sit out maybe or just,
he'll just sign the tag and just do whatever
because whether we want to admit it or not,
the Bengals have been a little bit shiesty
when it comes to their business lately and it shows.
They have to do better when it comes to paying
their key players.
Tyler Boyd, that's perfectly fine.
Not saying anything about that,
but you have to try to keep that core
in T Higgins and Jermard Chase.
You have to, whatever you have to do, do it.
Because if you don't, you are going to see Joe Burrow
regress, mark my words.
Mark my GM words, you are going to see it
because Jermard Chase and T Higgins,
they do a lot on their offense and they create
so much of a presence on that field that at times
they might have to get double, they might have to get triple
or whatever the case may be, just because of
how big of a playmaker they are.
So it's sort of a wait and see type of situation.
And even then when we look at CD Lamb situation,
CD Lamb has let it be known that the clock is ticking
and that he wants to get paid soon.
But the problem is with his situation is
both he's in the contract here and Dak is in the contract here.
And then pretty soon Michael Parsons
is going to be in the contract here.
That's three players that if we're being real here,
two of them are probably going to get close
to resetting the market, okay?
I don't know if Jerry wants to do that.
Now granted, Jerry does take care of his players.
That is the one thing that we can all agree on.
Jerry Jones does make sure that he takes care of his players,
but at the same time,
he is going to try to get the best value possible.
Now, has he overpaid for players when he shouldn't have?
Yes, of course he has,
but he makes sure that he takes care of his players.
So I would not be surprised if this draws out,
you know, longer possibly into training camp
because CD Lamb in his eyes believes
that he is a top five receiver
and I'm not going to disagree with him on that,
but at the same time, the question is,
does Jerry value CD Lamb more or Dak more?
That's the question.
Because the team right now is at a crossroads
where either they can continue to progress
and they just, you know, they pay CD Lamb
and they figure out what they're going to do
with the quarterback or they re-up with Dak,
but at the cost of possibly losing CD Lamb to free agency.
That is a very tough decision
that they're going to have to make
and it's not going to look good,
but hey, they got to do what they got to do, right?
Moving forward to the whole Brandon IEU dilemma.
Unfortunately, yes, we do have to talk about Brandon IEUIC
because he is in that same boat
with a lot of these receivers, right?
Brandon IEUIC, if we can be honest here,
is in a situation where,
and I've said this before in previous episodes,
you can either take less and still be on the team
and possibly compete to win a championship
and then, you know, when you hit free agency,
you can re-up and get more money
or you get traded to another team
and you get the money,
but you never get close to winning a championship.
That's the dilemma right here.
Because whether we want to admit it or not,
the 49ers are not in a position
where they can just continue to reset the market
for every single star player.
They just can't do that.
It's not possible, okay?
They reset the market for Nick Bosa.
They reset in the market for Christian McCaffrey.
They reset in the market for Trent Williams.
At some point, someone's going to have to take less, someone.
And if Brandon IEUIC makes more money
than what D-Bow is making,
that's going to money up the waters.
Which, I mean, if we're being real here,
the waters are already moneyed up
with them drafting two receivers.
With them drafting Ricky Piersol in the first round,
that already just puts a damper in everything.
Because now you have a receiver court
that's just stacked that, honestly speaking,
who's really going to get a majority of those reps?
Probably D-Bow and probably whoever else is still on the team.
There's only one ball, only one ball.
So not everybody's going to be able to do something.
And so someone's going to have to go.
Now, if it's me personally, I feel like D-Bow will probably go
because his contract is more digestible for some teams.
So teams will be able to manipulate it a little bit more
in their favor compared to giving up high draft compensation
for Brandon IEUIC and then having to pay him top dollar money.
Right?
Let me look at Brandon IEUIC's market value, right?
He is valued at a four year, $106 million deal,
which were averaged around $25.5 million a year.
Well, correction, $26.5, sorry.
If we can be real here, yes, that is pretty normal,
but at the same time, at some point,
you have to put the line in the same, okay?
Brandon IEUIC is not a 30 million dollar year type of receiver.
He is not.
He's not up there with AJ Brown.
He's not up there with DK Metcalf.
He's not up there with Cooper Cup.
He is definitely not up there with Justin Jefferson
or Tyree Kill.
He is not, okay?
So, you know, if you're a team that is looking for a receiver,
you have to figure out, okay,
if we try to make a move for someone like a Brandon IEUIC,
how much money is he going to ask from us?
Can we do it? Is it going to work?
And are we still going to get the same production
that, you know, San Francisco got?
Those are very tough decisions
and those are very tough questions
that teams are going to have to ask themselves, unfortunately.
Now, if it was me personally,
if I was in Brandon IEUIC shoes,
if I was in his inner circle,
I probably would say take less.
Take less.
Take a two-year, take a two-year, three-year deal.
So that guess what?
If y'all went in championship, guess what?
You can hit free agency next
and then you can really re-up.
Get the bag.
You could go to a crappy team.
Wouldn't matter, because guess what?
You got your championship.
You got a ring.
So that's all that matters.
You are cemented in history, right?
Compared to just, you know, basically saying,
you know, I want all this money,
I want all this money, I want all this money.
When in actuality, guess what?
The 49ers are going to tell you,
we can only fit this much on this small little plate.
So what you're asking for doesn't fit on this plate.
So either, you know, you cut it in half
or we just going to have to take you off the plate.
I know it's a crazy analogy,
but hopefully you follow with me on that.
But you know, it's a very tough situation for GMs right now
because it's a standstill for receivers.
Because once the other person gets a deal,
then I'm going to be like, okay, we want a different deal.
We want more guarantees
or we want a bigger signing bonus
or we want this or we want that.
It's a very, very, very tough situation right now.
But hopefully something gets resolved pretty quickly
and everybody gets paid and everybody is happy.
But at the end of the day, as everyone says,
this is a business.
And sometimes you have to make business decisions
that not everybody is going to agree with, unfortunately.
But moving forward to Tristan Werff.
Tristan Werff, in my mind, is 1A and 1B with Pinesuwell.
Those two tackles are the two best young tackles
in this league right now.
When Trent Williams retires and whatnot,
those two are going to continue to carry the mantle
of being the best tackles, okay?
Tristan Werff is in a situation where he is someone
who can play both right tackle and left tackle
at an elite level.
And if you're the Buccaneers, you have to figure out,
okay, how much money do we have to shell out to keep him?
Because let me be real here.
Let me be crystal clear with what I'm about to say.
If the Buccaneers let Tristan Werff's walk
into free agency, I guarantee you,
by the before the end of the first day of free agency,
he would have already entered the deal.
And his deal will be way more,
or probably even as close to what Pinesuwell just got.
Because he's that good of a tackle.
And it's not like there's a whole bunch of Tristan Werffs
and Pinesuwells and Trent Williams and Roddy Stanley's
and this person, that person just sitting around.
It's not.
It's very hard to find elite tackles nowadays.
The Lane Johnson's of the world.
Trent Williams, like I just said, Tristan Werffs,
Pinesuwell, all of those guys, Tyron Smith,
during his heyday, it's hard to find those type of tackles.
David Bakhtiari.
I know I'm just listing people off,
but the names just keep on coming.
But the point is, you have to invest
into the offensive line.
You've already secured the bag for the quarterback.
You've already secured the bag for your receiver.
So basically he can, in his career, with you guys,
pay the tackle.
Because if you don't pay that tackle,
I can't guarantee that you'll be able to find someone
who will be just as good or even better
than what Tristan Werffs is.
And even then, who is to say that you
will be able to move up to be able to get him?
These are very tough decisions.
And so if you're a GM, you have to make sure
that you keep someone like Tristan Werffs on the team.
You have to.
No matter what you have to do, no matter if you have to cut
a veteran player that's been with the team,
all his life or whatever, I'm sorry,
you might have to take a pay cut.
Because we got to keep this guy.
Because he's that good.
And you have to protect the blind side of the quarterback.
Otherwise, they're going to get clothes
lined for basically four quarters.
And quarterbacks don't want that.
They don't.
Now, moving on to the schedule release.
Now, before we go deep into the schedule release,
big shout out to the Chargers for once again putting out
the fire that is their schedule release videos.
Folks, if you have not seen any of the Chargers release videos
when the schedules drop, please, you have to watch it.
Because each and every year, they get better and better
and better.
Like this year, they had something
to where there was a QR code for the Raiders.
And if you scanned it, it actually
sent you to the National Clown Foundation's website.
I know it's crazy, right?
So let me look at this schedule.
This schedule is tedious for some teams.
And it's pretty good to others.
And just downright horrible for others, right?
If you're a team in the AFC North specifically,
this is going to be a tough stretch for you.
This is going to be a really tough stretch for you.
Like I know for the Pittsburgh Steelers,
they have a stretch to where they have to go up against the Chiefs,
the Eagles, the Ravens, and then another AFC North opponent.
Back to back to back to back to back.
That's a lot.
Now, if we're being real here, right,
when we look at this schedule, we
have to look at it from an analytical standpoint, right?
And the reason why I say that is because you can sort of
understand and see, like, OK, this is the reason why
that team, you know, this is why their schedule is
the way that it is.
This is why this team schedules a little bit harder
than the others.
This is why.
So let's sort of look deep into this, right?
So according to Sharpen Linux, shout out to Sharpen Linux,
the easiest schedules for the 2024 season
includes the Falcons, Chargers, Bears, Jets, Sains.
OK?
Now, all of those teams sort of have something in common.
Either they're going through a rebuild,
they just got their, you know, their star quarterback,
or, you know, they're still a young team
and they don't have as much star power on their roster, right?
Now, when you look at the hardest schedules
for the 2024 season, you have the Pittsburgh Steelers,
Patriots, Browns, Ravens, and Vikings.
Now, out of all of those teams, right,
one of those teams is a Super Bowl Caliber Team.
The other ones are Playoffs Caliber Teams.
Now, if we can be real here, folks,
sometimes these schedules can get pretty crazy.
They can, and, well, you know what this,
those probably just turn into a quick rant.
Honestly speaking here, with these international games,
I think the league does need to figure out
that they can possibly squeeze in a second by week,
because it's not fair to players that, you know,
they have to leave at a certain day
and then expect to, you know, play a game,
you know, within one or two days after landing,
you know, someplace internationally.
And it's not like they're going to places, you know,
like, like Mexico or somewhere.
They're going to places like London, Germany,
Brazil this year, possibly to Australia
from what I've heard.
Like, these are not just, you know,
okay, they'll only take maybe about five hours to get there.
Like, no, these are, you know, plain rides
that are going to take multiple hours.
And so, you know, players might be jet lagged
or, you know, they might have to stretch
or whatever the case may be.
So you have to figure, you have to figure something out
if you are the league,
because you still have to compensate these players, okay?
Whether we want to admit it or not,
they're human at the end of the day, okay?
And so, you cannot just say, oh yeah,
we want to have an 18 week season
or, oh, we want to have games, you know, in Australia,
or we want to have games here or there,
like you just can't do that.
You have to factor in the players to travel.
How would it affect the players
and what not listen to the feedback of the players
when they do go to these international games,
like in Germany and London,
and figure out some common ground that can, you know,
that can help both the league and also the players?
Because if you don't, players are going to push back
and you don't want that.
And trust me, we've already experienced one holdout, okay?
You don't want to experience a second one.
Now, I decided to do sort of a little experiment
and I decided to choose one team with the easy schedule
and one team with the hard schedule.
So, for the easy schedule, I decided to choose the Chargers.
And for a hard schedule, I decided to choose the Ravens.
So, let's start with the Chargers, okay?
So the Chargers' opponents for this season
include the Raiders, Panthers, Steelers, Chiefs, Broncos,
Carnot Saints, Browns, Titans, Bengals, Ravens,
Falcons, Chiefs, Bucks, Broncos, Patriots, and Raiders.
Now, when you look at the schedule,
the schedule does has its highs and lows,
as, you know, as any schedule does,
but it allows the, you know,
it allows the team to sort of go through the roller coaster
that is, you know, the season.
So, especially with them having a new coach
and having a new offensive coordinator,
you kind of want to see exactly what's, you know,
what's going to happen.
How's the team going to be able to go up
against some of these teams?
And are they a team where, you know,
they can possibly make a leap to being a playoff team
or are they a team that, you know,
they still need another year or two to possibly, you know,
become better via the draft free agency
or whatever the case may be, right?
So, when we look at the Ravens, for instance,
since they have a hard schedule,
their opponents include the Chiefs, Raiders, Cowboys,
Bills, Bengals, Commanders, Bucks, Browns,
Broncos, Bengals, Steelers, Chargers, Eagles,
Giants, Steelers, Texans, and Browns.
Now, when you look at them,
there are some stretches in the Ravens schedule
where, you know, it's going to be hard for them.
It's going to be very difficult for them.
And if we're being real here for the Ravens,
they have to send the message week one.
They have to.
They have to send the message week one to the Chiefs
because if they don't,
the Chiefs are going to feel themselves, okay?
They're going to believe that, hey,
we beat y'all in the post season,
we can beat y'all in the regular season, okay?
And if you're a Ravens fan, you don't want that.
You just don't.
So, I say all that to say this.
These schedules are going to get more and more crazier.
The prime time games, do I like them?
Some of them, do I feel like, you know,
the Christmas game they should just get rid of?
Yes, personally, I just feel like, you know,
who really wants to watch football on Christmas, okay?
If it's Thanksgiving, I'm not going to argue with it.
I'm just not.
But Christmas, come on, guys, come on.
We have to do a better job because
when are they going to be able to, you know,
really spend time with their family on Christmas?
So you mean to tell me I got to play football
on Christmas?
Come on, man.
It's not cool.
But, you know, I'm going to end this episode right here.
I don't want this episode to be long and drawn out.
I know for the past couple of weeks,
the episodes have been a little bit drawn out.
So I just want to get something a little bit easier,
you know, just to give you the fix that you need.
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