Mohamed Sanu

[laughs] No.

Mohammed Sanu.

Absolutely not.

Is he 45? No offense to Mohammed Sanu.

[laughs]

Richie James.

One of the best receivers in the 21st century, one of the best receivers ever, only got a third and a fifth.

And then you see Mohamed Sanu at the trade deadline get a second.

None of that makes any sense, but that's the essence of the trade debt market.

Sometimes it doesn't make sense.

The wide receiver group too, the Bengals have just a great eye for it.

Like even before that, like Mohamed Sanu, like Marvin Jones, AJ Green, like they've been able to identify talent regardless of whether it's a premium pick.

So you just rinse and, you know, repeat what you're going to do with Yosef Ash and go from there.

I do think, thinking about Sunday though, I kind of see Myers, guys that have Burroughs, kind of respect and trust.

If Stefon Diggs was still-

You just told me about Mohamed Sanu.

Well, hold on.

When they gave up a two, mid-season they get Mohamed Sanu, what did that turn into?

Crap.

He did nothing here.

But what his game's predicated on, for him to play with that all year, you don't want that thing to aggravate.

Remember Sanu? Remember Mohamed Sanu when he kept trying to rush him back, rush him back, and just cut off the leg? I say from the standpoint of look at the schedule.

Look at the first four games.

So he's going to miss the next four.

out to be that guy.

We've got a guy coming next, and David Andrews, who's been through it all.

When they lose these receivers, these big receivers, whether it was Sanu back in the day, whether it was at the end here when Gronk would get banged up, or Julian.

And he's been in those meetings where Josh would get up there and like, this is how we need to be different.