 You can't just go by the numbers because he does have to split the ball with so many different offensive weapons. And then I think the other part, too, is you can't just look at the trade compensation because there's a contract on the back end of it. So if he was actually under contract or you could just get Brandon Ayuk just based on skill and talent alone and it didn't also come with this big question mark of the contract, I think he would merit a first round pick.