Najee Harris Signs One-Year $9.25M Deal with Chargers

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00:00former stealer now, Najay Harris, to the L.A. Chargers. One-year deal, only a one-year deal

00:08for Najay, $9.25 million. I mean, look, not a lot considering what some of the other backs are

00:15getting. Did they just, I guess, they just didn't want him back in Pittsburgh? Is that really what

00:21it comes down to? They didn't want to pay him, and he had a thousand yards every year he was

00:26there. They never picked up his option for the fifth year, which was kind of a prelude to a kiss.

00:33You knew that it was inevitable they weren't going to bring him back. He wanted to play for the

00:38Steelers. They didn't want him, and so he went to the Rams. He got 9.2. I think the Steelers,

00:46obviously, they're going to go with what they have, Jalen, right? And then I think they're

00:54going to go get Chubb. I think that's the guy that they want from the Browns. There's been

01:00talking at, let's see if it goes down today or tomorrow, something in that neighborhood, because

01:05the list is getting shorter of who's available. Right, and they are going to keep Chubb.

01:12They slapped that tender on Warren, which means if anybody wanted to sign

01:17Warren, they'd have to give the second rounder to the Steelers, but you need two backs.

01:23Everybody needs two backs now because these guys get worn down so quickly, so we'll see if Chubb

01:27becomes an opportunity for them down the road. The Vikings have been spending a lot of money.

01:34Defensive tackle Jonathan Allen, who Washington released, three years, $60 million with Minnesota.

01:39Former Colts guard Will Fries, five years, $88 million with Minnesota as well, and I saw they

01:44also signed that Javon Hargrave, who was released by the Niners, so bulking up the lines in Minnesota

01:52for the Vikings. I mean, it's smart. There's no denying that, but let's just get real for a second.

01:59They have always spent money. They have always stacked their team, and they always lose.

02:08I mean, I've never seen anything like it. Like, they have been a perennial failure despite winning

02:15all kinds of regular season games, 14 games, 15 games. You know, they're constantly winning games

02:22that don't matter, and then they go to the playoffs. What happened? The Giants beat them.

02:26They go to the playoffs this year. They lose again. All they do is lose. It doesn't matter

02:31who they sign. I mean, like, honestly, how many times? Like, look, we talk about the Bills going

02:39four times. They went four times before that and lost in the Super Bowl, and they've never sniffed

02:44it since, and whenever they came close, it was always a disastrous crash landing in the playoffs,

02:52so I don't care who they sign. I don't care how much money they make. You know, they can do their

02:57skull clap all they want. They never get it done, ever. I mean, just it must be the weather. It must

03:04be the snow and the cold and the tunnels. It's got to be. They're jinxed. They are.

03:10It does get cold up there. There's no denying that. It does get cold up in Minnesota,

03:16especially during the wintertime. They never win. Not the place that you want to be.