 It's 67.4% higher than both of them, 8,172 yards more than Trevor Lawrence, 54 touchdowns, five fewer than Goff, but another eight ahead of Lawrence, and then the same amount of interceptions as Trevor Lawrence in all of this. So you could say that these quarterbacks are pretty darn comparable when it's all said and done. What do you think here of the Dolphins not giving him, I guess, what is now considered fair market value for a quarterback?