 That's where he's on three teams in three years, where it gets kind of goofy down the stretch, where a player's getting paid way more than he's producing, and it just turns into a bargaining chip-type contract. That's where it's different than the NFL, for sure, because you just don't get that type of guaranteed money at the end of a player's contract in the NFL. It's just not like that. It's front-loaded.