Yeah, that was over the course of about 13 years, though. I understand that TT did a few things that seemed to be outside of his normal comfort zone last year. I still don't think anyone would deny that over the course of his entire body of work, TT was extremely conservative and it does not appear that BG will be following in his footsteps in that regard. I think that's the main point being made. Oh, there is no doubting TT was conservative in FA. I just hate hyperbole. The quote was over 25 years, so I could've gone back to Sherman and Wolf's era to add Reggie White and many others (both good and bad "name" FA signings). Peppers was past his prime, but so is Jimmy Graham. And past-his-prime-Peppers was wonderful here each year we had him (and even last year).