As you've dealt with front offices, the league over for several decades, who do you say is the shrewdest negotiator you were up against? Ah,

Chris.

This goes back, way back, George Young of the New York Giants.

So George, he built all the teams with Parcells, and he was a GM through the 90s.

And George was a high school gym teacher in Baltimore.

And so everybody thought he was just doing big George.

But I'll tell you something, every time you try to make a point with George, like I said, I'm negotiating for Nick, and Nick's had 112 tackles, and I'm like, well, he had 112 tackles.

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As you've dealt with front offices, the league over for several decades, who do you say is the shrewdest negotiator you were up against?

Ah, this goes back, way back, George Young of the New York Giants.

So George, he built all the teams with Parcells, and he was a jam through the 90s.

And George was a high school gym teacher in Baltimore.

And so everybody thought he was just a big George.

But I'll tell you something, every time you try to make a point with George, like I said, I'm negotiating for Nick, and Nick's had 112 tackles, and I'm like, well, he had 112 tackles.

He goes, yeah, but how many did he have in December, Peter? I'm like, what? Yeah, well, he had five picks.

I mean, what was your thought about the whole ruling in this back and forth on whether those guys should get that fifth year and be granted an opportunity to go back and play college football?