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00:00Well, and, you know, people see the DJ contract as one like, oh, it'd be good to get that contract
00:05off the books.
00:06Well, you have to have another team that's willing to take that contract on.
00:09And he's signed for another four years.
00:11Now, there's obviously exit paths, you know, beyond the next couple here where you can get out of that early.
00:15But you've got to find somebody that feels like DJ is that good that you want to give up not
00:19only draft capital,
00:20but you want to take on a contract that, you know, runs through 2029.
00:24And so I just don't know what the market would be out there if that was something they desire to
00:29do to begin with.
00:30And so, look, like this is going to be an interesting offseason.
00:33I think, like, we've been accustomed here the last few years to seeing the Bears, like, in the center of
00:38the beehive of everything that goes on in February and March and April.
00:41And they may be in a position now where they're not in that same space.
00:45And that's a good thing because you're not, like, in this world where you have to make these big splashes
00:50in the spring to be able to compete in the fall.
00:52You have a team that obviously has just won a division.
00:55And so it might be a little bit quieter.
00:57And that may feel uncomfortable to people that are accustomed to the, you know, the dopamine hits of February, March
01:03and April.
01:04But, like, just be ready for this to be a little bit less of a headline grabbing offseason than we've
01:08had the last few years.
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