Speaker 1: In this league presents the NFL Draft Prospect podcast Bug
Chug It Football. Here's your host, Scott Bogman. Welcome back
to the war room, everybody. I'm your host, Scott Bagman,
joined as always by c K at C O P
I E P. S on the Twitter machine, and today
we're gonna be going over updated team needs for every team.
Hopefully we're gonna try to fly through this as fast
as we possibly can. Uh. C K wild free agent
UH stuff. We've had trades a lot as well. I
feel like maybe probably not more than we've had in
last couple of seasons, but it feels like more. I
don't know why. It feels like a very intense free
agency uh this season. But also a lot of new coaches,
so where a lot of players would be re signed
a lot, we're seeing a lot of players move in stay,
so a lot of stuff happening. What are your just
overarching thoughts on the free agency period so far?
Speaker 2: Not as spendy as I thought, I guess. I mean
we'll talk about some that I were a little higher,
but I thought some of the contracts came in.
Speaker 3: A little more reasonable than typically expected.
Speaker 2: I know some of the contracts still pretty high, Jaalen
Phillips pretty high, Tydl Linderbaum very wealthy man now.
Speaker 3: But I thought overall, a lot of the teams seem
to be a little more thrifty this year.
Speaker 1: I thought, yeah, I know some teams. I think it
was Gladstone the Jags GM who was talking about how, yeah,
we want to let some of our free agent walks
to get those comp picks in twenty twenty seven because
the class is supposed to be so good, which is
a very smart thought, right. So there's a little bit
of that going on. But let's dive in here and
go straight to the Raiders, who have addressed some of
these and also had some shenanigans with the Ravens going
on there. Boy, you know it does doesn't hurt me
to see the Ravens ruining the reputation around the league.
I really do like that. But nothing. They haven't addressed quarterback. Obviously,
we know they're taking Mendoza, but is aid O'Connell worthy
back up? Nothing with running back at wide receiver. They
signed Jalen Naylor, but I still think they need a
number one or number two, and I don't think Naylor's
better than Tucker so maybe a three nothing with tight end,
but they didn't need anything. They did sign Linderbaum, as
you mentioned, paid him a lot, a lot of money,
but they still need left guard and right tackle. Interior
defensive line they haven't touched and they still need a
lot there at edge. They do get Crosby back because
of Shenanigans, and they also sign Quitty pay so that
actually doesn't look bad right now. They have completely fixed
the linebacker position with Kawi Walker and Nikobe Dean at corner.
They brought back Eric Stokes and traded for Tarren Johnson,
so that's better safety. They haven't touched. They did sign
Matt Gay as their kicker, So a lot going on
here for the Raiders, but still some dent needs as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a better team than the last time we
talked about him, for sure. Like you said some of
the additions Tyler Linderbaum, I believe I said I thought
he would be the highest paid center in the league.
I did not expect him to be the highest paid
center in the league by ten million dollars over Creed Humphrey.
So I'm sure Creed Humphrey is just like ready to
brack up the Brinks Truck in a few years here
for him.
Speaker 1: But Zach Fraser too.
Speaker 2: Zach Frazier is a good one too. Like there's there's
some good ones, he's a good one. This is a
team we know they're gonna want to run the ball.
With Klint Kubiak as the head coach. They could not
do it at all last season. Aston Gent struggled massively
because of that. Linderbaum's an amazing blocker in the middle
of moves Jackson powers Johnson to a guard position. And
then you mentioned the the linebacker moves. I mean Nikobe
Dianak way Walker. They each have their flaws, but hits
a lot better than what they had. And so now
you're not relying on Tommy Eikenberg and getting Max Crosby
back along with Putty pay. The defensive line looks a
lot better than it did last week. So, like I said,
a lot of deficiencies. Still, this is certainly not a
finished team by any stretch of the imagination. But this
team also doesn't look like the worst team in the league.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're looking in the obviously Mendoz is one, right,
but we're looking for interior defensive line depth. Probably still
a number one wide receiver. You know, a safety's edge depth.
So there's still a lot of needs here for the Raiders.
Let's go on to the New York Jets, who have
added a lot quarterback. They traded back for Gino. I mean,
so I guess it's Gino and Justin fields competing for
that stuff. Oh that is uh, Lee haven't done anything
in running back, wide receiver, or tight end. They did,
of course franchise Briest Hall, but we knew that going in,
so they're okay there, but wide receivers still need some help,
and tight end need some depth. Offensive line centerplus depth.
Other three spots are good. They did sign for parm
for left guard, so we need a little bit there.
Interior defensive line they improved a ton. They traded for
Defendre Sweat and sign on Yamada. At edge, they need starters.
They have rotational guys they added to sign and Nic Barre,
but you know they have like four good rotational pieces,
but they need two starters. I feel like after trading
Jermaine Johnson linebacker they signed to Mario Davis, they should
be good there. Corner they signed Naean Wright. Still not
great behind him though. Safety they traded for Dame Belton
or Mika Fitzpatrick and signed Dame Belton, so that should
be good kicker. They signed Kaid York and they're good
at punter, so good squad here. There are good additions here,
but still a squad that needs a lot, a lot,
a lot, including this disgusting quarterback situation. I cannot believe
they want to go back with Gino.
Speaker 3: The quarterback.
Speaker 2: The trade for Gino, I mean, I think it was
like a seventh round pick, so it was it's nothing
but just bringing Gino back to New York, which I
don't understand how that's gonna work. I guess I would
play justin field still over Gino. At least there's some
whole the at this point. So hopefully they can sign
Bresal to a long term extension instead of making him
play on the franchise tag. And then I think the
offensive line now looks pretty set. Dylan Parram is gonna
be like you said, he's gonna be a guard. We
said the tackles are pretty good, So offensive line looks good.
I like a lot of the stuff they did on defense.
I mean, none of these guys. Why is Tomorrio Davis
signing with the Jets. He used to play there, I know,
but I like, go chase a ring. You're thirty seven,
go chase a ring. Dude, you can't tell me there
was no team interested in Maybe that's it. I was
so surprised, like, why is he signing with the Jets
on the field a lot? Oh yeah, oh yeah, he'll
be good. Still I'm not saying he will still be good. Yeah,
I believe when he signed with the Jets. I like
the Joseph's size signing a lot. I thought that was
a really good signing. He's still only twenty six, He's
had some success, Like I think had a pretty decent
twelve percent pressure.
Speaker 3: Rate last year. That ain't bad.
Speaker 2: So I like the Joseph'sie signing. A lot of depth
probably needed.
Speaker 3: On this team.
Speaker 2: It's kind of a thin team and their quarterback play
is bad, but it's there's seems to be some move
forward here for the Jets.
Speaker 1: Let's go over to the Arizona Cardinals. They cut Kyler,
so they signed Gardner Minshew, who's coming off a big
knee injury. Wasn't a torneycl like we thought initially, but
it was a big injury. So I guess it's gonna
be Jacoby versus Minshew Gross. They signed Tyler Algie. This
is the most confusing running back room. I feel like
because he signed Algier, they restructured Connor. They brought back
Bam Knight, and Trey Benson is still on this roster.
I don't know that there is a player I feel
like that could get traded more during Day three than
Trey Benson. I think that's going to happen. At wide receiver,
they brought in Kendrick Bourne, but you know, not a
good move for his fantasy stock with Marvin Harrison, Michael
Wilson and Trey McBride there. At offensive line, they signed Siamalu.
They brought in Pryor and Wilkinson for right tackle, but
they could add there. Still the interior defensive line, they
cut Tomlinson, then they added Lopez U and so they're
probably gonna go with Lopez, Nolan, Robinson, Stills. I would
assume at edge they still need depth. Linebacker they need
to add. They haven't done anything there and nothing at
corner yet either. At safety, they signed Winger, but he
was rough. Jalen Thompson has gone Buddha played rough last year,
they brought back Ryland, they signed resigned Gilkin and Kreider
for the long snappers, So still a lot of stuff
to go. And I don't really understand the move to
add Tyler alt here, but I mean probably their lead
back at this point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if they paid him that, you expect Lafleur is
going to want to give him the lead back role there.
This is a the flour is gonna bring his zone
gap or scheme that he brought with him from the Rams,
and I think that's basically what Algier ran with the
Falcons last year. I think Chier is fine, He's fine,
But does it really change a whole lot to this offense.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think.
Speaker 2: I mean, if you told me to out Jerryan for
eight hundred thousand yards next year, I think that's doable.
But that wasn't the biggest need. I think it's going
to be Jacoby Brissett over Minshew. I don't know if
that really makes your team better, you said, Kendrick Bourne,
is is okay, The receiver room is is okay. The
top two guys are obviously great, but we don't really
know how it all is going to shake out. Down
the stretch and getting your guy Isaac Samalu there. Between
Paris Johnson and Freeuhlt, you have at least three good
offensive linemen.
Speaker 3: And Roy Lopez returning to the Cardinals.
Speaker 2: I mean this is he was there earlier in his
career and kind of a more of a run stuffer,
and Walter Nolan I think can push the passer there.
They definitely, I mean, I think their need is pretty
clear at this point. They really got to look at
the secondary, and we have to see if Josh Wetz
sticks around there.
Speaker 3: Some talk to Josh Wet's not very happy there either.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, maybe trade Josh Wept for another pick.
You know, they should be spending their picks on offensive line.
I think that right tackle spot needs to get fixed.
You're definitely right about the secondary's bad. Like wherever in
the secondary you want to spend, I think it's fine
right in need corner, they need safety, whatever. But I
tell you what, like this is a pretty good team
for whoever whatever quarterback they draft in next year's draft.
Right like that is, the offenses is looking to be stacked,
specifically if they fix the online So nice, Dale. Let's
go over to the Titans. Who signed Trubisky to backup
cam Ward. Haven't done anything at running back yet, which
is a little surprising. I thought they were definitely gonna
cut one of Pollarder's spears, but they haven't done anything
there to my chagrin. At wide receiver, they signed Jan Dale,
so that pushes DK to the bench. I don't like that.
Calvin Ridley they also have kept at tight end. They
added Bellinger and Granson with Helm, so it's gonna look
very different. The offensive line, they signed Schlatman and Volston
to compete with Dellan su at right guard, so Slotman
will play center. At interior defensive line, they traded Sweat
and then they signed Franklin Myers and Elliott and traded
for Solomon Thomas. So again not that it's going to
look terrible, it's going to look good, but it was
just different because they traded Sweat. At edge, they did
trade for Germaine Johnson. They also signed Jacob Martin, Emilie
Herring and linebacker. They haven't done anything at corner. They
signed a lot a Lante Taylor flat Josh Williams, so
fix that. Like you said, they cut Snead as well.
At safety, they haven't done anything they need to add
there to resigned Joey Sly signed, Tommy Townsend b punter,
Cox re signed at long snapper, so a lot of
additions here. I still think that they could add, you know,
like a premiere wide out would be nice. I don't
think they're done on the O line. They still need
edge and linebacker and safety. But the team with the
most money going in definitely spent it.
Speaker 3: And I think they improved a lot.
Speaker 2: We no longer have to worry about the cornerback situation,
moving on from the Jerry's need, I want to Taylor
and cordiell Flatt are not stars by any stretch of imagination,
but they're serviceable cornerbacks that you just feel good about
starting and you move on from there.
Speaker 3: I think you can get more at edge.
Speaker 2: John Franklin Myers going back to play when Robert Sala's
defense makes all the sense in the world. That's where
he was at his best a few years ago. And
after trading your guy Travon Roy Sweat, who really didn't
fit the scheme that Sala wants to play, bringing John
Franklin Myers made a lot of sense there. The receiver,
I mean one Dale playing for Brian Tables not surprising,
but like you said, he kind of plays the same
role where DK looked like he was gonna be pretty good.
I surprised at Calvin Ridley still on the team, but
I at this point sure seems like he's gonna stay there.
But I this shure now starts to look like the
main landing spot for Jeremiah Love. I think it almost
has to, because where else have we putting him any more?
Speaker 1: Bogs? Yeah, you know what, I always thought, like, Hey,
the Cardinals are just gonna sit and take the best player,
and that was gonna be Love. But they signed al Jier,
so you would think so. But you think if they're
definitely taking Love, would they cut Pollard? I think you
would maybe until you for sure know he's on your roster,
I guess, but I don't know what they're gonna do,
which kind of makes them a little bit of a
wild card. So because it could easily like if David
Bailey's there, he'd be a great addition too, and I
have Bailey Tremaine Johnson. So but I also had that thought.
So I think that is what most mocks are gonna
be doing, is Jeremiah Love, and he ain't making it
to like nine or ten. We know that. Let's go
over to the New York Giants quarterback. They're good running back,
a lot of Jeremiah Love at number four rumors here
as well wide receiver. They replaced Wandale with Calvin Austin.
They signed Hodge back. They did sign Likely. Remember I
said likely to have an upgrade here. You know before
we were talking about the Giants haven't done anything on
the O line or the interior, the defensive line or edge,
so definitely could be going there in the draft as well. Linebacker.
They signed Tremaine Edmonds after he was cut. They re
signed MIKEL. McFadden at corner. He signed Greg Newsen that
they still need a lot of help at safety. Holland
and Nuban underperformed. They signed Darius Washington to help there.
They signed Sanders and Stout, so kicker and punter should
be much better, but they still need a long snapper
as well, so some additions here. Obviously Isaiah Likely gives
them a nice target at tight end. They fixed the
linebacker linebacker linebacker issue here with Tremaine Edmunds and Mike
McFadden I don't know. I don't know about a lot
of these moves. I'm not a big Calvin Austin guy.
I watched them play a lot. Good player, not Wandale
Hodgens has been on and off this team a million times.
So Greg Newsom, I don't know. Well, what do you
think about what the Giants have done so far? As
he can?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you definitely. Calvin Austin is not Wandale Robinson. He's
like Walgreens Wandale Like it's just kind of a middling
version of it. And so yeah, I like that. But
Isaiah likely helps the team, right, I think that helps
the team. Him and Theo Johnson. I mean I put
both out there a lot of times because I think
those are two of your better options as far as
pass catchers. They haven't brought in anybody new, but they
were able to keep Jermaine Luminar on the offensive line,
so that was big. You're able to keep him at
right tech, I think is where he was playing mostly
last season. I'm not the biggest Greg Newsom guy either,
So if you're putting all these guys together, Dante Banks
is not going to play, hopefully for you on the
at cornerback. But who replaces Cordial flat is it Greg Newsom.
That's a pretty significant downgrade. This team already struggle to
stop the pass at times, and I don't think that's
gotten any better right now with the additions they've made.
But it could be a fun team with Jackson Darkins
stay healthy still.
Speaker 1: So they also don't have you know, they pick five
and thirty seven and then don't have another pick until
day three at one oh five. So I think maybe
trade back in the second round gets some depth, but
we'll see if anyone is willing at that point. Let's
go over to the Cleveland Browns, who at quarterback, I
guess they're sticking with Sanders. Haven't seen anything else, haven't
made any moves and running back or wide receiver where
they need to get some legit talent at wide out,
running back. I feel like they're okay at tight end.
They added Jack Stall as their blocker on the offensive line.
Lots of changes here. They signed Zion Johnson, they traded
for Titus Howard, they re signed Tevin Jenkins as well.
I'm guessing right now Dawan Jones would be penciled in
at left tackle, but they still need a lot of help.
They haven't done anything at edge or the tier the
defensive line. They let bushwalk at linebacker, but they signed
Quincy Williams, haven't done anything at corner. They re signed
Hickman at safety. They kept Schmidt at kicker and Worcaus
at punter. Still have Sunahara, who is the best long
snapper in the league acording to PFF last year. So
they've done some moves. Obviously, the offensive line was a
big thing. I like the Quincy Williams signing. This team
still needs a lot of help.
Speaker 2: Ck not bringing in any skill position offensive players is
so weird. Okay, Jack Stall, Sorry no offensive Jack Stall,
But not having kill any receivers added to this team
with the money they had to spend, I thought they
would go take at least a couple of shots at it.
It sounds like Elton Jenkins is going to slide back
to guard. Zion Johnson's guard Titus Howard plays a tackle position.
And then he said, Dwan Jones, I don't believe why
Teller's signed yet. That could make some sense to try
to bring him back and fit him in like one
of these positions, and then you kick one of them
out to tackle. But I mean it's better than it
was when we last talks because they didn't have anybody right,
So at least you have competent offensive offensive linemen to
try to If you told me that you go in
with some of those players in front of your do
or at least, I feel like sho Door is going
to get a chance to show that he can do
something and then if he fails, then then you move on. Right,
But at least it's going to be somebody in front
of him that he has a couple of mississippis back there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, looking at it right now, it's Dwan Jones, Zion
Jenkins at center, Tevin Jenkins a right guard, and Titus
Howard at right tackle. Still blow average right, but way
better than what they had last season. So you're right there.
But man, you are right about just no position players.
What about the defense? Like I like Quincy Williams. I
think getting Hickman back was good, but again, nothing on
the defensive line at all.
Speaker 2: And that's a problem. I mean, I think their tackles
are probably fine. You need some more depth there, but
Mason Gramma Bleek cowns are okay, although you didn't replace
Shelby Harris, you could use I mean they could use
a lot of help there too. Still actually and looking
at it like that. So this team, they have the
extra picks we talked about, how was the last team
the Giants were missing at it. They have five picks
in the top one hundred and ten. Hopefully you can
get a couple of skill position players in there, some
defensive line help. But this is honestly one It's still
one of the worst rosters in the league. Even though
they're picking here at five, this is one of the
worst rosters.
Speaker 3: In the league.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hate to see it. I'm really upset about it.
Let's go to Washington here where Washington has made some
big moves. They re signed Mariota. Still need a long
term backup in my opinion, but I love their set
White signing. I think he's the better version of Crosskey Merritt,
So I really like that. They still need a ton
of depth there though, because those are the only two
on the Ross currently at wide receiver. They resigned Berks,
but An and McCaffrey are the only experience behind McLawrence.
They still need help there. I kind of am interested
in this. Chicakon Wo signing to Washington for fantasy. But
I mean Ben Sinnett is just yeah, I guess he's
just not going to be a thing because we were
waiting for him. Nothing there On the offensive line, they
cut Beaddish, they re signed Wiley and Alla Gerty, and
then extended Tonsel good luck, Alik Gretty. Why can't I
say his name? My God, too much caffeine for me today.
The interior defensive line, they brought back Tim Settle at edge.
They did add a lot there, Chase on On, a
Mena hu in o Way and then linebacker. I really
liked that Leo Chanel signing at corner. They brought back
a Mcrobertson, or they brought in to Mick Robertson, but
they need help safety, same deal. They brought a Nick Cross,
but it's still ugly there. Resigned Moody, resigned trust Way,
good and long snapper. But I mean they literally have
addressed every position on the field beside special team. So
that's good, but they still need a lot of help
in the secondary. The offensive line still needs a little
tuning up, and they still need depth of running back
and a wide and at least one wide receiver.
Speaker 2: I do think I think this might be my favorite
offseason so far. The Commanders, I mean the easy one
was always mock him an edge, give him an edge.
Speaker 3: They need edges.
Speaker 2: Well, they understood that, right, Ado Feoway, Calvon, Jason Charles
and MENI who edge is fine, That's fine, I'm good
with that. The leoshan All signing is just a complete steal.
I don't know how three years and twenty four million
dollars got you leoshan All.
Speaker 3: That is, that's great.
Speaker 2: I think the Cross was a great signing for two
years and fourteen million. I think all those guys really
go somewhere to starting to fix what has been a
bad defense for the Commanders and Meet Robertson. So here
we are back to the same question. Who's playing the
slot between a Meet Robertson and Mikey sander Still because
they both should be. Yeah, I think you put Sanders
still outside and Trey Amos outside, but you really need.
Speaker 1: To push sin still. Yes, he's so much better there.
Speaker 2: Yes, you still you moved on from Marshall and the
atam or it didn't work. You put Sanders still inside.
I mean Robertson becomes like your back up but they
need a cornerback. We like Oshad White's signing, but like
you said, you need more as far as just depth.
I think Rashad White and Bill Krosky Merrit can be
a good little combination there. I think Rashod White could
be kind of like a we're talking about fantasy, like
a sneaky option. I think people kind of sour down
Rashad White the last couple of years because Bucky took over.
He's really good too. I mean we've seen him go
for a close to one thousand yards.
Speaker 1: I think he's very much though. I was happy because
in the Dynasty Show in the off season, I said, hey, look,
Rashad White might end up somewhere great. So my thought
was Houston. Obviously didn't end up there, but Washington is
a good deal. Now, my trade for j J. McCarthy
has not worked out, but you know I that one
did work out, So I agree with you. I think
that's a good signing and sneaky, sneaky underrated for fantasy
for sure. Let's go over to the New Orleans Saints
at quarterback have done nothing. They signed Travis Etn interesting
signing here. Obviously the main guy I would assume they're
gonna restructure and cut Kamara, but maybe it's just a
one two combo. I mean, but what it really does
is kill Devin Neil. They haven't done anything a wide receiver.
They still need a number two. I think Vailey was
a good number three, but they need to add something there.
At tight end. They signed fant to go with Jawan
Johnson Manavao, who they drafted last season. Offensive line, they
signed David Edwards for left guard. I guess Ruiz is
gonna stick at right guard, and I guess they're gonna
stick with Fuaga at right tackle. But those are questions.
Haven't added anything on the interior or at edge. They
re signed or signed back I should say Kaden ellis
from Atlanta, and haven't done anything at corner where they
need a slot or safety. Uh, punter and kicker. They
got good good to go there. But Etn's an interesting signing.
I just don't know if it was the biggest need
for this team that already had Camara and Devin Neil.
So what are your thoughts on what the Saints have done.
Speaker 2: I think we've probably seen just about the end of
Alvin Kamara playing for the Saints. I don't think it
just doesn't make any sense with where they're at for
him and to have him and Etn. But you know,
he's also a Saints legend who's been there for his
old career, so maybe they'll give him something like that.
But I expect this will be travesy Etn's backfield and
he's going to get a pretty decent workload there. Not
signing receiver again kind of odd, just the fact that
Chris Olbby's got his concussion issues in this past. It
was better last year, but I still, I mean, those
are always there with you at some point, and I
don't trust Stevon Veley and some of the backups that
they've already had. No A Fan is such a Jawan
Johnson clone. I was like, why do we need No
A fan to this team? I don't get why they
needed No A fan? But at home exactly like David
Edwards slides in between Kelvin Banks and Eric McCoy. That's
a great one side of your offensive line at least,
And kay Nell is to replace Tomorrio Davis, You'll be
fine doing that at this point here coming back to
the Saints here where he's been successful with the Falcons
last few years. Saints sneaky good team. I'll just say
that they're a sneaky good team. I don't know if
they will into the NFC. South is not a great vision, vision,
very winnable, so it could happened. I think that's possible
this year.
Speaker 1: Let's go over to the Chiefs. They have not added
to the quarterback room at all, which is interesting because
they need somebody. I would think it's a vet, but
we'll see. The big splash was signing Ken Walker. All right, well,
now we have this issue solved, right, No more Kareem Mont,
no more Pachecko. It's going to be K nine with
a lot of touches wide receiver. They resigned Taekwon Thornton
but haven't touched it. Outside of that. Did get good
news that Kelsey is coming back, so that's good. Offensive
line is still struggling at both tackle spots. Good on
the interior, but they haven't done anything there. In the
interior of the defensive line. They signed Tonga, still only
him and Jones with over one hundred snaps, though at
edge they still need some juice and linebacker they need
depth now that Shana is gone. At corner they signed Coohu,
They lost both Watson and Williams and traded Trent mcduffy,
so that corner room is going to look very, very different.
I like the addition of a Lloyd Gilman. That's probably
their best signing in my opinion, even though I like Kate,
I like Walker, but I think just in terms of value,
that's the best one. And the special teams are going
to be the same. So Ken Walker the big signing,
but I like this Gilman signing. Still need some help,
and I find it strange that they didn't try to
go get like Minshew back or just some type of
veteran quarterback, because I don't know that. I don't know
that Mahomes is gonna be ready for Week one. I
don't think he will be.
Speaker 2: I don't think he will be either, and I don't
really want us to play Chris Alutakin. So that's the
question is is Patrick Mahomes really good to be ready
to go?
Speaker 3: They think he is. I don't think he is. I'd
love to be proven wrong, but I guess if he's not.
Speaker 2: Now you have a running back and Kenneth Walker that
you can just lean on and hopefully for the first
time in Kenneth Walker's career. We'll just see him get
like a twenty carry a week workload or twenty touch
a week workload.
Speaker 3: It doesn't have to be carries. He can catch the
ball so well, So twenty.
Speaker 2: Touches a week and move on and just see if
that's how they want to try to win the games
early on in the season without Mahomes the offensive line.
I mean, I've crapped on Jawan Taylor plenty in around here,
but not letting him go and not replacing him, I
guess we're going with Wanya Morris at right tackle, which
is interestingly for a quarterback coming off of a major
knee injury. To have him at right tackle is a choice.
And Tanga is the best interior alignment next to Chris
Jones in a long time. But they need a lot
of death because they let so many other players go there,
and I don't I just trust that they'll fix the secondary.
The LOWI Gilman replacement for Brian Cook is, like you said,
it's a great signing. That's a that's a top notch
move on right there.
Speaker 3: So I like that one.
Speaker 2: A little surprise on letting jo Want Taylor go without
replacing him with any type of a right tackle and
not having a plan for in case Patrick Mahomes has
hurt his odd too.
Speaker 1: My guess would be one nine is BPA, but one
two nine is probably a corner. So that's where they
picked up the Rams pick for McDuffie. So and then
Rams still have that thirteen pick, which is interesting. Let's
go over to the Bengals, who have done basically nothing
in this offseason. I mean nothing at quarterback, running back,
wid as he were, tight end, which is fine, they
really need a lot in those spots on the offensive
line though. They re signed Riser, but that's it on
the O line. The interior defensive line, they signed Jonathan Allen.
I guess they're probably gonna go with the five they have,
but they are weak. They did sign Boy Mafey, which
I think is a great signing, but they let Trey
Hendrickson walk, so they still need a lot of help there. Linebacker,
they did nothing and that might have been as bad
as edge. At corner, they're okay, but they need depth safety.
I thought Brian Cook was a good signing. They're good
at kicker, They're sticking with Rayco and they need a
new long snapper still, but I think it's like four
signings for the Bengals this offseason total, So I mean,
just yeah, it's Mafay, Cook, Allen and re signed Reiser.
That's it. That's all the moves they made. So obviously
still a lot of work need to be done here
for this since the roster.
Speaker 2: Well at least the signings that they brought in. The
players are all on the defensive side of the ball,
so that helps them. But boy and Mafay, it is not.
I mean, Trent Hendrickson was hurt last year, but he
does not replace Tray Hedrickson. One for one, he's a
good player, He's not Trey Hendrickson. Frank Cook is probably
the best player in their secondary list. I'm forgetting somebody latantly.
Obviously he's the best player they've had their second day
for while.
Speaker 3: Guess d J.
Speaker 2: Turner played pretty well last year, but I still don't
believe out good bet it actually was so getting some
new defensive players in here, but you lost Trey Hendrickson
and Joseph Sai, so boy A Mafe is not replacing
two ed rushers and they're still looking at starting Miles
Murphy or Shamar Stewart. On the other side, this team
still could spend a lot more help on their defense.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean again, we've talked about this ad in auseum,
but they need to do They probably need to do
what the Panthers did last year and just take all defense,
maybe in offensive lineman, but whoever they take a ten
has has to play for the defense. Let's go over
to the Dolphins. Hey, the Dolphins were the winners of
the Malik Willis sweepstakes. We probably should have seen that
with half the coming so running back, they haven't done anything.
They released Tyreek and signed two to out well, so
still need some help at Why did you see because
they got nobody behind Waddle at tight end? They re
signed Adultshitch, signed Ben Simmons as a blocker. Those are
good moves. Have done nothing on the on line, which
still need a lot of help. Interior defensive line was fine.
They haven't added anything. That's probably a draft problem. Edge.
They cut shubbed, They signed out Chane Robert Beild junior,
but this is still ugly. They need somebody better next
to Brooks. They haven't made a move at linebacker yet.
At corner it's still so bad. They added Alex Austin
and Marco Wilson and somehow still got better at safety.
They traded away Minka and signed Lonnie Johnson, so getting
worse there as well. Kicker. They signed Gonzalez and Patterson
to compete. Let's make sure we get our kickers in
a row. And then they haven't done anything at punter
or long snapper either. So look, Malik Willis makes them
a winner, right, like that is a great move for
this franchise. They cut Tua as well, he's gone. No
issues with these moves at all. Those are great. I
like that move a lot, but they have done nothing
else to help themselves here. So I mean, the team
definitely is better because Malik Willis is here, but I
don't feel like they've used this money very well.
Speaker 2: So they eventually cut to it, right and they eat
the ninety plus million in dead cat money, which is brutal.
That as tough as can be. But Malik is a
better quarterback than too. That's not that nobody's breaking any
news here. They might have the smallest receiver room I've
ever seen with Jaylen Watta Malik Washington to too well
in theo Weese like those are tiny dudes they need.
If Brian Thomas Junior really is traded, that's this is
the team that should make a move to see if
they can get Brian Thomas Junior. That would be a
perfect fit for what they need at wide receiver. And
the defense, it's it's so bad, man, like this defense.
The offensive line can use help, but the defense still
needs so much help. It is it's going to be
like shootouts. So for Leak's like fantasy value, I mean,
thumbs up if they don't fix this thing, because he
should be in shootouts and running around for his life
back there and we can get something special. But right
now this defense is bad.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Malik Wills fantasy stock, regular stock through the roof.
But this is the new Bengals is what we're looking at.
Way less talent. Let's go over to Dallas. They signed
Sam hallis their third, but they haven't made any moves
at running back, still wide receiver, Pickens's franchise nothing there,
no moves at tight end or on line. I don't
think they really needed much there. I mean, the tackles
were bad, but there was no one for them to
buy here. And interior the defensive line, they traded for
a Diggi Zuwa and they signed Agbanilla at edge. They
traded for your Boy with Shaun Gary and signed Tyrus
Wheet linebacker. They made no moves, which is easily their
worst position. At corner, they resigned Stewart and Butler, so
I guess okay. I like the Jalen Thompson and Locke
signings at safety. Kicker they paid Aubrey Punter is good enough.
They're long snapper is one of the best in the league,
but no moves at tackle. I like what they've done
at edge, and I like what they've done into the
defensive line. But linebacker is the biggest need so and
Sunny Styles is not falling here at this point, so
they still need a linebacker.
Speaker 2: They definitely need a linebacker. They also need offensive line help.
I still think that they need to find another tackle
to play on this team. Tyler Guitan's not been good enough,
Aaron Steele's not been good enough. And even if you
slide out Tyler Smith for a spot, that's that helps one,
but it still creates another gap. And you can say, well,
we move people around, that's fine. You need offensive line help,
but a lot of it comes down to this team
just has to be I mean it was. It was
off to historically bad defensive front two last season. They
turned it around a little bit down the stretch after
trading for Quinn Williams.
Speaker 3: He really helped that.
Speaker 2: But they need they need a lot of help at linebacker,
and I still think they need help at cornerback too.
I think they need they need to draft some secondary
help for themselves too. And so you got the two
first round pick to.
Speaker 1: Do it though, right they do, they do, yeah, could
still there's still time for them to make a decent
amount of moves. The Rams another team that hasn't done
a lot. Nothing at quarterback, running back, wide receiver, tight end,
the O line in tierror, defensive line, nothing with edge,
nothing at linebacker either. But they did trade for McDuffie
and signed Jalen Watson and that was their biggest issue
last year. They re signed Camp curl as well in
the secondary, resigned their long snapper, which was a priority.
So they have made some moves. We know Stafford is
coming back and they have a lot of picks to
fix these issues, right, so they just didn't need to
spend a lot of money. They traded for the things
that they needed, and I mean they are looking pretty
to run it back and try to compete for the
Super Bowl again.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean this is a pretty simple one. They
saw what the issue was. It's been cornerback. I think
we've pretty much said that we thought it was going
to be cornerbacks. So they went out and they got
two really good cornerbacks and Jalen Watson and Trent McDuffie.
That's what you do when you have that extra capital.
And they still got a really early pick to try
to add something else to make this one more push
with Matt Stafford and Jean McVay as long as he's
still there. And so this is a really a good
team and we'll see what they do with that pick thirteen.
Speaker 1: Let's go over to Baltimore at fourteen, which they weren't
supposed to have because they were supposed to be traying
that and their first next year for Crosby. Let's just
get your thoughts on that to start here before I
go over this team. Look, you know I'm biased, right,
so I want to blame Baltimore, but the whole league
is blaming Baltimore as well. They say this is basically
bs shenanigans to get out of this after I guess
some people in the media didn't think it was a
good move or something.
Speaker 2: I'm sure there were some shenanigans. Do I think that
Max Crosby could have had a poor physical Yeah, I
mean that's true. He plays a million snaps and I'm
sure his knees are not great. So do I think
there's going to be any repercussions to this? I saw
people like, well, they should be fined. I don't know
how you'd ever prove that. I have no idea how
you'd ever possibly prove that you're I'm not a doctor.
I'm sure that their doctors can find something in Max
crosby physical that says, oh, they don't want to take
him anymore, but.
Speaker 1: You don't trade with them anymore.
Speaker 3: That's right, right.
Speaker 2: That's the thing is, it's just going to be like
a league wide boycott and say, Okay, well you kind
of screwed us, right like you screwed it over to
the Raiders, and so we're not going to deal with you.
But other than that, do I think there'll actually be
any actual repercussions? Know, because I don't know how you'd
ever prove it, but it's pretty obvious what they did.
They saw, we can signed Trey Hendrickson for the same
amount of money that we would have given Max Crosby
and we get two first round picks back.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it looks for it looks like right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely correct. Quarterback. They resigned Huntly, so they have
their backup for now. They need a long term plan.
There no moves in running back a wide receiver yet.
At tight end likely and color are gone, but they
resigned Smite, so so Smilee behind Andrews. Now, that's just
gonna look way different. Offensive line, they brought back John
Simpson who had signed with the Jets, and Linderbaum is gone,
so we need a little help there. They do get
Matta beek Way back on the interior defensive line, but
they need to depth. Haven't done anything there. You mentioned
they trade or they signed Trey Hendrickson, so great signing
there for the biggest need on this team, linebacker. They're fine.
They haven't made a move. They did re sign a
woozy at corner, safety, kicker, punter, in long snapper. They
haven't made moves yet, so I mean, I think bringing
back a woozy a and signing Trey Hendrickson are great
for this team, but the offensive line was le weak
last year and they haven't made any changes outside of
bringing John Simpson, in which I don't know how much
of an upgrade that is. Tight end got worse. I mean,
they got a lot of picks, so they have a
lot to move here, but not a lot in free
agency outside of the Shenanigans here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so their offensive line got worse by losing Tyler Linderbaum,
and the defensive line got better by eddering Trey Hendrickson
to it. But you need another tight end. Mark Andrews
has it's starting to get old. You need another tight end.
Since you let both Charlie Cohler and Isaiah Likely walk,
you have to consider something there. Offensive lines needs help.
It is a good center class. I don't know if
we've really talked about the center class. It's a very
good center class. They could draft one, But do I
really want to draft one and play it on a
team that has Lamar Jackson? Then I have legitimate like
a team that's built around the run with Derreck Henry
and Lamar Jackson. If I want to start a rookie center,
not really. If I can avoid it, so I'm not
sure if they will find another spot though. We're getting
a little late in the process here to find a
starting quality center still in the league. You could use
more a defensive line. Trey Hendrickson's great, but you can
use more. They had so many struggles and then Draymond
Jones left on im Kyle Vannoy's gone, so you need
more there. And I do believe I think we missed
one here Box. I think at safety they brought in
Jalen Hawkins from the Patriots. Oh okay, so they did
ring a Jalen Hawkins on a couple of year deal here,
which I think that helps replace Alloi Gilman is what
he kind of does.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I mean experience at least for Hawkins. So
good signing there. Let's go over to the Bucks. We
said they needed a backup for Baker and they signed
Jake Browning. I don't know, I know that's not gonna
be met well based on how he played last year,
but you know, better solution long term than like Connor
Beazlak or Kyle Trask. I would say. At running back,
they signed Kenneth Gainwell, which is a weird signing. But
he's like an upgraded version of Rashad White in my
opinion after watching him last year wide receiver. They didn't
do anything, but that really hurt them because Mike Evans
is gone, so they could probably use some depth there.
They did resign Kate Otten. They haven't touched offensive line
yet and both guards were rough. You mentioned this when
we were going through the teams, though, Cody Mack is
going to get a spot back, so maybe a pick
at the interior defensive line. They signed Ashawn Robinson, but
Logan Halla is gone at edge. They signed all Quodded Mohammed,
but they still need help. Linebacker Alex Sands alone was
a good signing, but they could still use help there.
Not sure what's happening with Leamonte David at corner. They
let Jamal Deane walk at safety, and they need some
depth kicker, punter and long snapper still, you know, punter
and long snapper still issues here. But I like some
of these additions. I like Anzelone, I like Muhammad, I
like Robinson on the defensive side. Gainwell was weird to
me because I feel like him and Bucky kind of
do the same stuff. I would have thought that maybe
you bring in a thumper, especially with Sean Tucker leaving
as well, So I don't know, just kind of strange
moves on the offensive side, but I like the defensive
moves for the bucks.
Speaker 2: Man's long We've talked about their need for a linebacker
for a while. He fits really well in what Todd
Bowles wants to do in the middle of their defense there.
I thought Muhammed's contract was amazing, Like one year, six
million dollars. I thought that was great for a guy
who's just coming off on a double digit sax season
and now it's more of a designated pass rusher. I
don't think he's gonna play every down for them, but
that's give me a pass rusher and give me ten
sacks for six million dollars year. That's pretty good value.
Getting Kate Ott and back Kenny Gainwell. Just replacing Rashad
White is fine, but that's that was an expensive one, right,
Two years fourteen million for a I mean kind of
get he's fine, but like glorified third down back, this
is quite a bit of money.
Speaker 3: I thought.
Speaker 2: I thought you could probably I kind of wanted to
just to see him give Sean Tucker a chance I
thought he's always looked pretty, but they just do not
want to give him a chance to be. It's better
with Bucky too, I thought so too, But everyone's Kenny
gain Well instead.
Speaker 1: Man. I mean, he's a good signing.
Speaker 2: But yeah, player, it's not a bad player. It's just
I thought that there's better ways to use their money.
Like I would much rather try to bring back Jamel Dean,
bring something in at cornerback then another running back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, very weird fit. Let's go over to the Detroit
Lions at quarterback. They signed Bridgewater to backup Goff, so
still need some youth there. They traded Dave Montgomery to Houston.
They did sign Pacheco, but we knew that Gibbs is
gonna get a ton of carries this year now wide receiver.
Haven't made a move. Han't made a move at tight end.
At offensive line, they signed Larry borm for left tackle,
May's for right guard. They traded for Scruggs and the
money deal. So a little bit different looking O line
for the Lions. And I mean I think Borne could
be a swing tackle and they could draft someone no
moves on the interior defensive line or edge, which are
two big move. Two big needs for this team a linebacker.
They re signed Rodriguez, but they need depth at corner.
They signed Izzian to play the slot. I'm guessing safety.
No moves. Haven't made a move at kicker yet. Fox
and Hattan are back at kicker and long snappers or
putting a long snapper. Excuse me, So I don't know, Man.
Weird moves here, not a lot like Izzian was fine,
but Checko is like a good thumper, change of paceback
for when you do take Gibs off the field. I
like the Maze signing, that's probably their best one, But
not a lot of moves for the Lions, and I
think I think they're a worst team now.
Speaker 2: Their offensive line is going to be so weird with
so with Penasul's awesome at right tackle and Tate Ratler
is fine at right guard. I think Kate Kate mays,
you're right, is the best signing at center. But then
why are we trading for Jeue Scruggs. But why are
we giving up actual players to get Drew Scruggs on
this roster With Christian Mahogany and then Larry Boram Taylor
Decker left, He's retired, So yeah, I don't know what
we're doing at left eckle anymore. Like you said you
could play Larry borhim there, I don't want to play
Larry borhim there with Jared Goff and Teddy Bridgewater as
my backups.
Speaker 3: So I think left tackle moves to pretty high on
the priority list here.
Speaker 1: I mean they pick at seventeen, you got to imagine
that's a left.
Speaker 2: Tackles that's gonna go left tackle now, I think, right.
And because of that, we have some other needs. Because
you've been telling it for a while.
Speaker 3: Who are we playing on the edge next to a Hutchinson.
Speaker 2: Nobody, nobody there right, So there are big, glaring holes
right now on a Lion's team. That's last year at
this time, we were talking about the Lions being one
of the best teams in the leagues and now there's
just massive holes on it.
Speaker 3: That they got to fill.
Speaker 1: It's Tyler Lacy, Josh Pascal, and Amad hassenine that that's
that's what they have at edge behind hutch So not great.
They still need a lot a lot there. Let's go
over to the Minnesota Vikings, who obviously at quarterback, signed
Kyler Murray nothing at running back, wide receiver, tight end,
or the offensive line so far. And on the interior.
They did get bring back their RFA Redmond, which is
big because he was so good last year, but they
still need depth at edged no moves and linebacker, no moves.
At corner they signed James Pierre Rogers was good, but
they still need depth as safety, no moves, kicker, punter
are good. They resigned their long snappers, so I mean
Kyler is probably the biggest thing here obviously, right, not
surprised to see him go here. This should be good
for his fantasy stock, should be great for Justin Jefferson's
fantasy stock. But we've seen Kyler not work with wide
receivers before, right, Marvin Harrison has not worked, so should
be better, but guaranteed, I would not say at all.
And just obviously not a lot of money to spend
here for the Vikings, so not a lot of moves.
What are your thoughts on Kyler going here? I think
it's good for Kyler to be here. I think he'll
have success. I mean, he's basically betting on himself taking
the one year deal for he's still getting paid a
ton of money from Arizona, So it's only like a
million dollars from the Vikings.
Speaker 2: I don't know what we're doing with J J. McCarthy anymore, man.
I guess we're gonna just try to give him another
learning year or are we going to try to just
one year this and take a quarterback next year? That's
that's the plan is for one year, Kyler will be fine,
But what's the plan next year? Are we going to
draft a quarterback? And we're just giving J J. McCarthy
calling it done? I guess that seems what that sure
looks like where we're going with it, But it feels
like he never really got it. Six starts, seven starts,
It wasn't.
Speaker 1: A lot and absolutely not a fair shake.
Speaker 2: For Yeah, exactly not a fair shake. That's exactly what
I'm saying. I do like the James Pierre signing. He
should be a perfect fit, unfortunately for them, because I
don't like to see that for the Vikings, but he's
a perfect fit.
Speaker 3: In Brian flors his defense.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love James Pierre. And that's one of those
where you know, we're talking about Jamal Deane signing with
Pittsburgh and I'm like, I like him, but I was
kind of surprised they didn't bring back Pierre. That's a
head coach thing, right, like, you know, bring in new
guys out with some of the old guys. Make the
locker room your own thing. Let's go over to the
Panthers a quarterback. They did sign Pickett to back up
Bryce Young, which is I mean, we heard Andy Dalton's
in trade rumors. Who the hell's trading for Andy Dalton?
I never really believe that. At running back they haven't
made any moves yet. Wide receiver they brought in Metchi.
Coker hasn't signed his RFA thing yet. They did resign
David Moore, so Meschi's interesting. At least. No moves at
tight end on the offensive line, we know a kwantu
towards a C on the playoffs. They signed Fortner for center,
Forsyth the probably to play of tackle until a kwantu
is back. No moves on the interior the defensive line,
but they did sign Jalen Phillips. They still need depth
at edge, but that was a big, big signing. Signed
Devin Lloyd, big big signing there, huge moves for the Panthers.
Nothing else at corner, safety, Kick or punter or long
snapper in this offseason, but really really loved this Jalen
Phillip move and Devin Lloyd move. I also kind of
like any picket to back up Bryce Young because their youth.
They're both small quarterbacks, like they do the same things,
so you don't have to change anything should you switch
to Pickets. So I kind of like that signing as well.
What are your thoughts on the Panthers.
Speaker 2: Oh, the big two or you mentioned it, the Jalen
Phillips and Devinloyd. Those are I mean, we talked about
how they needed edge players. Jalen Phillips hasn't always been
the most productive actually edge player, but I fully underspected
him to get a big contract and he got a
huge one. Devin Lloyd was the prize at linebacker and
they went out and got him and put him next
to Trevin Wall. So I think those are I think
we're good at linebacker. You can still take another edge player,
but it's no longer a priority. Even with you know
dj Want I'm leaving, you still now have Jalen Phillips,
Nick Scurton, Prince Leaman, Miellen. I think it's the offensive
line moves to towards the top of things. You could
still say the secondary losing the cross you're gonna have
to try to find a replacement for him. But I
think it's the offensive line because Kate Mays is gone. Gosh,
I'm a retired backup right tackle, so he's no longer
there either.
Speaker 3: He's going to be gone.
Speaker 2: Stone Forsyth is fine, but that's replacing I want to
He's a swing right. He's gonna have to play until
the Kwanda is healthy. I don't know if Luke Fortner
is enough to replace Kate Mays. Maybe he is, and
so you still got to find some more depth on
the offensive line to you got to keep Bryce Young
health like, You've got to find a way to keep
Bryce Young upright and getting Canny pick it in there
is good. It's a backup, but I still want to
give Bryce Young every opportunity to be successful.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 1: Let's go over to my Steelers. I'm having a dream
offseason here. Yeah, still don't know what's going on at quarterback.
So outside of that, obviously, that's the nightmare part. That
is the nightmare part. Rico Dowdell sign I love Rico.
I thought he was a great addition wide receiver traded
for Pittman. Love Pittman and uh, you're Daniel Jeremiah said,
I'm sure this team just wants to play bully. They
just want to be bigger and push you around. You
have DK Metcalf and Michael Pittman as your wife. Receivers.
Lots of good blocking. There no moves at signe end
or on the old line, but they did extend Cam Hayward.
No moves at the edge, but they didn't need any.
They resigned call Hulcombe. Patrick Queen's still on the roster,
getting some trade rumors. I still think he's cut, but
they haven't made that move yet. Love Jamel Dean signing
and Sante Samuel re signing. Good moves for the secondary.
Signed Cha Kwan Brisker well, I loved it. I didn't
love the Darnell Savage signing, but Ja Kwan Brisker coming
in if he can stay on the field, Him and
Deshan and Elliott are a good strong safety bunch. Sign
Cam Johnson. I didn't really like that a punter, but
it's the only move I didn't like. Ck. I think
my Steelers are having a great offseason here. Just need
to figure out what the hell's happened at quarterback.
Speaker 2: And that's been the question all along. But yeah, the
rest of it's great. Michael Pittman a DK Metcalf is
is I mean it was a no value either that
they had to give the contract to him, Like it's
three years and fifty some million dollars with they had
to pay him. But you pay that for Michael Pittman
all day long to pay along with each k metcalf
and I like a lot of these moves, man. I
texted you right away when I saw Jamel Dean's going there.
He's one of the guys that I really wanted the
Packers to go out and get and so him going
to the Steelers, great for you getting keeping a Santa
Samuel Jakwan Brisker. You know, just I have let you
know my feelings under now Savage in the past, but
you should never play on this team, Kwan Brisker. Jalen
Ramsey to Shawn Elliott unless are we moving Jalen Ramsey
back to the corner?
Speaker 3: Is that the plan?
Speaker 1: Or I think so? Yeah? I mean, uh why not
right at this time?
Speaker 3: My god?
Speaker 1: So? Uh yeah, this is I like it just is
it going to be Will Howard.
Speaker 3: Is it going to be going to be the question
until that's always the question?
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Absolutely. Let's go over to the Chargers here, quarterback, no moves.
They did bring Videll back, They signed Mitchell Keith Mitchell
for special teams and Ingle to lean to lead block
for them. No moves, a wide receiver. They cut Disley
at tight end. They signed Cohler, but they need depth
offensive line. They signed Penning, Strange, Piattish for the interior,
which is exactly what we said they were gonna do.
That's where where they needed guys the most. No moves
on the interior. Defensive line. They did resign Khalil Mack
at edge, but they still need depth and they haven't
made any other defensive moves yet or special teams moves.
So the big thing was the interior, the on line
here and fixing that was priority number one, and I
feel like they've at least addressed it. I still don't
like Trevor Penning at left guard, but they're gonna have
Rashaan Slater back. They're going to have Joe alt back.
Beattish was a great signing at center, and Cole Strange
is an improvement at right guard. I still think you
need depth there, but this was the big thing. They
also signed Ben Cleveland to a futures deal, like they're
they have. They still have picks early here. They don't
have a lot of depth. Twenty two, fifty five and
two of four. That's it. That's all their picks. But
the O line was a big thing and I think
they have at least addressed it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's just trying to improve the run blocking, right.
Speaker 2: So alec Ingold's the best blocking lead blocker in the
league at fullback at this point. Right up there, Charlie Kohler,
that's what he's gonna do. He's gonna block. It's actually
good news for Rodigedzon's fantasy value too. And then Cole Strange,
Tyler biattoshows are upgrades on what they've been playing at
the interior the offensive line. So this team has made
moves to improve what they want to do, and that
is run the ball right, So good starting point there.
We will see if we can do some things now
with the defense in the draft and what's left and
special or in free agency here, because I think that's
still the now moves to the top of the line.
You could still take more offensive lineman, that wouldn't be
a thing, but I think now you got to work
a little bit on the defense too.
Speaker 1: I think so as well. Let's go over to Philly. Look,
Philly has done basically nothing. They brought back Calculteara. They
signed Johnny Munt, but that's a big need tight end A. J.
Brown rumors nothing. Tana McKee rumors nothing. There no moves
on the O lined or D line, interior or edge, nothing,
linebacker nothing. They did sign Treek Wollen at corner, but
no moves at safety, kicker, punter, or long snapper. They
do have a bunch of picks, so I think they're
just waiting to address any needs in the draft. Do
you think AJ Brown gets moved or do you think
he hasn't been traded here he's probably not getting traded.
Do you think maybe he's a Draft day trade.
Speaker 2: I still think he gets traded, but I don't think
it's going to be before the draft. I think it's
either at the draft or even after that, just because
of his weird cap situation that he offers. If he's traded, now,
we they have to eat so much. I forget that
exact number I should have over the cap up, but
it's a large number that they have to eat if
they trade him now, which gets smaller if they wait
until later in the calendar. So I think he's probably gone,
but it's not going to happen imminently. I think the
Tree Wollan signing one year, fifteen million. For all of
the inconsistencies that tree willers offers, there's times where he
really struggles getting penalized and he's struggled to tackle.
Speaker 3: This is a great spot for him.
Speaker 2: Right, I mean you're talking about a secondary now where
you have Quinya and Mitchell, Cooper Degen and Dreeke Woolan.
That just allows Cooper Dejen to move inside and play
where he's at his best. So I think that's a
great signing here. He's a lot better than what they
had in the Dory Jackson last year playing in there.
Speaker 1: I heard a good story about Tree Wohlan. I can't
remember who it was who was telling it, so I apologize.
But they were on the sideline and watching Treke Wolan
get a fifteen yarder because he was talking smack to
the entire sideline and like opposite sideline. I think this
was during the NFC title game, and his teammates just
hated him because he got so many fifteen yards they
he frustrated them so much that whoever it was, and
again I apologize, I can't remember who it was telling
the story, but they were like, it might have been Brugler.
I think it might have been Dane Brugler, but he
said it was just so obvious that they were bringing
back job and letting Woolock go. So and that's why
I only got a one year deal with Philly Toood.
Speaker 2: He's a good cornerback with a lot of head cases.
You also have to figure out what you're doing on
the defensive line. Right, are they get so A? J
Brown's getting a lot of it. There's a lot of
talk that they're interest raentating Jalen Carter too. I can't
believe they would actually do that, but if they're going
to trade Jalen Carter, that would be a big return.
I don't remember what the turn return exactly was. I
know it was the first round pick for Quinn and
Mitchell in a little more, I would expect Jalen Carter
gets that too. And with Jalen Phillips gone and josh
U j gone, you've gotta you gotta draft some edge
players here again Philadelphia.
Speaker 1: Uh, let's go over to the Chicago Bears. The Bears
quarterback still Tyson bagient buzz but nothing yet. No move
at running back, at wide receiver. They traded Dj Moore.
They signed Khalif Raymond, so you know, obviously the plan
there is just to get the young guys way more involved,
which is a good move.
Speaker 3: Tight end.
Speaker 1: Nothing offensive line. They did sign Shechederick Wills. They traded
for Bradbury and re signed and who was it? Who
was their center that retired? I can't remember who it
was off the top of my head, but I could
call it here. They just Dolmond. Yeah, dolmend retired early,
so that was kind of weird. That's why they traded
for Bradbury. Interior the defensive line, they signed Gallimore in
the street, so got some depth there. No move at edge,
probably gonna address that during the draft. They did cut
Edmonds that we all thought that was gonna happen. They
signed Devin Bush, who played great for Cleveland last year corner.
No moves there at safety. They signed Kobe Bryant and
Cam Lewis but they definitely got weaker at that spot too.
Special teams. They still have the same group, so.
Speaker 3: I mean.
Speaker 1: The old line moves were good. I like the Devin
Bush signing, Kobe Bryant signing, but I don't know, did
this team get better.
Speaker 3: Did this team get better? I would say no.
Speaker 2: I think they're probably worse right now than they were
a few weeks ago. The offense, you can't plan on
Drew domend retiring. That's just it just happens. It happens sometimes,
so there's nothing you can do about that. And otherwise
the offense is basically back to where it was, but
the defense is not as good as it was. Because, yeah,
I like Devin Bush. Is he better than Tremaine Medmans?
Speaker 3: I guess.
Speaker 2: I guess he's probably better, but it's not a substantially better.
The cornerback room is way worse. Naean Wright was awesome
for them last year. Jala Johnson we've seen him play
good at the past, and to not replace them with
anybody is a step down. And I think while I
like Kobe Bryant, he was, I mean, he'll fit in
well because he kind of attacks the ball. I think
he had four or five interceptions last year with the Seahawks.
I think that him and cam Lewis are stepped down
from Kevin Byert and Jake Kwan Brisker. I think those
guys were better players than what Kobe Bryant and cam
Lewis have to offer too. So I think the secondary
is clearly worse than it was, and I'm not sure
that anywhere what I would say has gotten better.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's still a very good team, and they have
plenty of picks. They're going to be okay. But yeah,
I think, you know, just not as good as they
were going in. Let's go over to Buffalo here. That quarterback.
They signed Kyle Allen to back up Josh Allen, so
they got all the Allens. I guess running back. Haven't
made any moves. What they did trade for DJ Moore,
which is obviously one of the biggest moves that was
made this offseason. No moves a tight end and offensive line.
They resigned McGovern, but they did let Edwards walk, so
need help. There No moves on the interior. They did
sign edge Bradley Chubbs, so that was nice. No move
at linebacker Gorner they signed Alfred but they still need
depth and no moves a safety, kicker, punter, or long snapper.
So this team, I mean, Dj Moore was a big move.
I love the Bradley Chubbs signing, but still need some
interior defensive line depp and linebacker play was ugly ugly
in Buffalo last year, so they need to fix that
as well. So not all the issues fixed for Buffalo,
but the big one was get that number one wide receiver.
And I really like Dj Moore going there, and I
think that's good for his fantasy value as well. He
should be peppered with targets constantly.
Speaker 3: He should, he should, he should be peppered with targets there.
Speaker 2: It is a move to actually get in a different
I don't know if I called Dj Moore number one,
but he's certainly better and culture to a number one
than anything they've had there with Klistia Keir and Josh
Palmer and Brandon Cooks whoever else they were playing at
the seven slot wide receivers that they had basically last
year at times, and Key Coleman, who they did like,
but I think the offensive line is worse. Connor McGovern
Conor governed, you were able to keep him, but David
Edwards leaving is a big deal.
Speaker 3: That's a very big deal. I'm not exactly sure what
the plan's going to be there because Osiris Storrens was
bad on the other side already. Maybe it's a draft thing.
Speaker 2: I guess you could go with that way, but you
really got to get an offensive line, some guard help
I think here. And while I like Bradley Chubb a
lot too, that they let Joey Bosa and AJP and
us are both gone, So you know, is it a
substantial upgrade? I think he's by himself, he's an upgrade
over those guys, but you lost some depth at your
edge position, and so now you have this Bradley Chubb,
Greg Russo or great, But unless Landon Jackson takes a
step forward or you really like Michael Hoyt, who's going
to get the other edge reps on this team? And
Matt Malano's gone, right, Jack Thompson's gone, Trey White's gone.
Those are players who played a lot of snaps for
this defense last year. And maybe you can say, well,
this defense wasn't that good last year, but they've lost
a lot of players and they have not replaced a
lot of them yet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, not a lot of room to spend, so
the draft picks are going to have to be your
solution here. So again I have some youth on that
defense for sure. Let's go over to the San Francisco
forty nine ers. At quarterback. No moves there. Mac Jones
has some trade rumors, nothing has evolved. No moves at
running back, at wide receiver. They signed Mike Evans, huge
deal there.
Speaker 3: At tight end.
Speaker 1: They resigned Tongas. At offensive line, they extended Trent Williams.
He signed Tos for left guard. They added Vederian Lowe
as a swing offensive tackle, so good moves there. Interior
defensive line. They traded for O'diggie Zoowa, but they probably
still need more on that interior to the line. No
moves at edge, which is concerning. They did bring back
Drake Greenlaw, which I thought was a good move for
them at linebacker, even though he's probably pretty slow at
this point, but an upgrade for them. No moves in
the secondary, kicker, punter, or long snapper yet, but Mike
Evans obviously the big signing here. I like bringing back Tongas,
and the offensive line moves I thought were decent for
them as well. Still will need interior and edge and
linebacker and just a lot of defensive stuff here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's all defense now, is where you're going?
Because I agree Mike Evans is the best receiver they've
had in a while. It's trying to think it's probably
been a while since safe.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Ayu was pretty good before he was crazy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 2: He was pretty good before he was. Nut's in DBO,
I guess is fine. But I think Mike Evan's probably
better than both of those. It's just a different skill set.
I mean, it's just a different skill set really, and
Tom just you had to bring back with Kittle looking
at a long term absence. But Darian Lowe, if do
we think Trent Williams starts the season as a Niner
or is he going to be elsewhere too?
Speaker 1: I thought they extended him, did they not?
Speaker 3: Oh? Did they?
Speaker 2: I didn't see that. I thought that he Maybe I
am mistaken. Okay, that would be good. Like then, Verdarian,
they'll becomes a swing tackle, which is a better fit
for him, because I thought we were still in the
Trent Williams wants to be out of your range.
Speaker 3: I could have missed that though, no, No, you're right,
You're right.
Speaker 2: So, yeah, so we'll see if if Trent Williams is
there and for Darian Low's a backup, that's good. If
Trent Williams is gone, that's I don't necessarily want to
start for Darian Lowe at my left eckle spot. But
that's we've heard frent Win is gonna be gone for
a while and he's still been a member of the
forty nine ers. So until it happens, I guess I'll
believe it. Then Gray Greenlaw going back. Yeah, bringing the
band back together, man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I mean the retired band. You know, it's
like being the Eagles right now or something. But you know,
definitely an improvement from what they had last year. And
I think it was like Gara Walla playing a lot,
so it was gross. Let's go over to the Texans quarterback.
They're good. They haven't made any moves. They did trade
for Dave Montgomery. Huge move there and pushes what he
marks to exactly what we thought a third down back,
which makes a lot of sense. No moves a wide receiver,
not that they had to tight end. They did sign
Foster Moreau on the offensive line. They resigned ed Ingram,
they signed Bradon Smith. They traded for Scrugs and the
Monty deals, So I guess you got Ingram and Braiden
Smith on the right side. Still need a lot of
help on that left side. And here the defensive line,
they resigned Rankins and Jones, and they signed Logan Hall.
So great there. They added Dominique Robinson at the edge.
They didn't need a lot of help at linebacker. They
signed Humble for special teams help. No moves at corner.
At safety, they signed Reblinken Ship and Rgie Stewart, so
good there. And they traded for a punter, Kay Kroeger
from the Saints and brought fair Baron back and Brinkman
is still there long snapper. So the big big move
was getting David Montgomery back, and I think that should
help this whole offense. But the offensive line, they didn't
limp at it right. You will go out and you
get Braden Smith and you resigned Editing Ingram. Those are necessary,
But I don't like trading for scrugs. He was worthless
so or trading scrugs that was the lion. So I'm
getting my things mixed up here. Traded Scrugs in the
Monty deal, so that's fine, but center, left guard, left tackle?
I mean, can we run back Ursery he was rough?
Speaker 3: I wouldn't want to. I'd like to play.
Speaker 2: I think he's still I always said I thought it
was a guard right and so you've had to play
him at left tackle. I think Blake Fisher can take
a spot. But is that so Brain Smith's going to
be at right tackle, Blake Fisher's at left tackle. I
have no idea what you're doing at center. Ursery Patterson
and Egert Ingram is going to be right tack or
right guard. I would expect so then Patterson or uh
Ursery plays left guard, and then I have no idea
what the plan is at center. I guess it's better
than it was when we've talked, but they still need
You still need more offensive line help. That's what it
really comes down to. And so you spent some money
on the defense. I had mentioned I thought defensive interior
defense could be a problem, but they brought back Sheldon
Rankins and they brought in Logan Hall, so that that's fine.
Speaker 3: We're good there.
Speaker 2: And then I've did not expect them to breeding and
read blank and Ship, but I kind of like read
blanket Ship for what I kind of like it for
what he is. So now you have this safety triumvir
of callin Bullick who can't tackle a lick, Jaln Petrie
who attacks the ball, and read Lankonship who can tackle
really well but doesn't have the ball skills. It's a
pretty cool room that they've designed there for the sake.
Speaker 1: I like Jalen Reed who they drafted last year as well,
and Bullock is basically Bullock is a slot corner at
this point in his career, he shouldn't even be listed
at safety.
Speaker 2: So and I mean that's a great adding Kamara las
Yer and Derek Stingley, right, and you've got probably the
best secondary in the.
Speaker 3: League back there.
Speaker 2: So the defense didn't need a whole lot And on
top of it, they found a way to extend Danil
Hunter for another year for like forty two million dollars
a lot of money, a monster deal, so he'll be
back through another year after that. It's the keep the
defense intact and we keep working on the running game
and offensive line, and we've got to start at least man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I mean this team is close. So as
long as C. J. Stroud improves a little bit, should
be really good. Let's go to the Denver Broncos, who
I believe I think that Broncos made like the least
amount of moves here. Nothing at quarterback, at running back.
They brought back Dobbins, but they still need depth, no
moves a wide receiver. They did re sign Troutman to
block behind Ingram, but they still need depth there. No
offensive line moves, no interior defensive line moves, no edge moves.
They did resign Singleton and Strand and cut green Law,
but they still need depth corners, find safety. They probably
need some depth, but I mean, this team didn't need
a ton. I still think wid wide receiver is the
biggest need here. Maybe depth at both lines, you know,
offensive end, defensive. But pretty good team that didn't need
to do a lot and they haven't made a lot
of moves.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there wasn't a lot of big needs going into
free agency here. So they've just brought back their own players,
right like JK.
Speaker 3: Dobbins, L. J.
Speaker 2: Humphrey on Troutman, Singleton, Stronad, those guys are just re
signed back to Denver, and so we're just going to
try to run it back here and build through the draft,
just get some depth players. I don't at pick thirty,
the question is going to be what receivers there, because
I think I agree with you that that's the biggest
need is receiver. But I could see Casey concept the
own being there, and I just feel like he's Marvin Mims,
Troy Franklin, Pat Bryant.
Speaker 3: What a lot of what they have, that's what they need.
Speaker 1: Though they need speed, I think, so, Yeah, they need
someone to stretch. I just think Mims is underrated at that,
like or he doesn't do it well enough, I guess
I should say. And Sutton is getting old. He needs
to be a number two. They need a one. They
should trade up if they can.
Speaker 3: They have extra picks, right they have, I have the
one fourth. I thought they had an earlier one than that.
They have the one fourth. Yeah, but maybe I.
Speaker 1: Could see them they could move up if some if
one of those wide outs falls, right, if Tyson falls,
if Lemon falls, whatever, I could see them moving up. Uh.
So we'll see what they end up doing. Let's go
to the Patriots here. Nothing at quarterback. They didn't really
need anything. They did get Reggie Gilliam to be their
full back, which is nice wide receiver. They cut Digs,
They added Dobbs, but still need a decent amount there
At tight end they signed Julian Hill, but they still
need depth and blockers. Offensive line, they signed Elijah Vera
Tucker for left guard and traded Bradberry to the Bears.
So center, I'm guessing that's gonna be Wilson interior. The
defensive line, Tonga is a UFA. Didn't make any moves there.
At edge, they did sign Draymond Jones, but they still
need a lot of depth and linebacker. He signed Britain
Luketta probably for special teams. Are doing okay there though corner.
No moves that safety. They signed Kevin Byer, who I
thought was a great signing. Mike Brown for depth as well,
and then the same on special teams as last season.
So you know, cutting Digs is a big move. I
like getting Dobbs, but obviously it's stilling a lot there.
I like this Elijah Vera Tucker move, it's just can
the dude's stay on the field.
Speaker 2: And that's been the question for a couple of years
because if if he was healthy, even coming off an
injuredy R. A three or forty two million dollar deal
with twenty one million guaranteed is a big contract for
a player coming off of an injury, but that tells
you how good he was when he was healthy. I
left guard. Apparently we're going to keep Will Campbell out
at left tackle. Blijia Vera Tucker plays left guard. I
guess we slide Jarrett Wilson into center. That would be
the plan right now, and Michael went Who at right
guard and Morgan Moses again at right tackle. I think
that's probably the plan at the offensive line. The receiver room,
so I've seen a lot of Romeo dobs right like
he's good, but is he one?
Speaker 3: I don't think.
Speaker 2: So. You could use a premier wide receiver option, and
it feels like they have a lot of we're pretty good,
like Romeo Dips pretty good, Matt Collins pretty good, Kishanpoute
pretty good, but none of them, none of them are
like number one.
Speaker 3: Wide receiver weapons. It feels a lot like the Bills
to look like the truth so very much so.
Speaker 1: Another team that should trade for a wide output. I
don't know, you know, I don't know what that move
looks like anything else on the patspe Let's go to
the champs. The Seahawks no moves at quarterback. At running back,
didn't resign Walker and Sharponnay coming off to the injury.
Interesting spot for Emmanuel Wilson to sign. I really do
like him as a backup. Him and Halani competing for
that number two spot. It's gonna be interesting wide receiver.
I was a little surprised they resigned Rashid Shaheed because
I like Tory Horton. They drafted last season and they
kind of do the same stuff, but Shaheed is the
guy there now. No moves at tight end. At offensive line,
they resigned Jones but didn't do much there, and tier
the defensive line and edge, they haven't made any moves
neither a linebacker. At corner. They did bring back Joe,
but they let Will and walk. They're gonna need some
help there. At safety, they brought back o'cata, but they
could use one as well. Special teams is the same here.
So interesting moves to bring back Shaheed and sign Emmanuel Wilson.
What are your thoughts on what the Seahawks have done here?
Speaker 2: I was the contract for Mandy Wilson was like two
million dollars to one year two million. I thought he
was gonna get six seven million dollars for a couple
of years, probably for the way that he played stepping
into frowhen Josh Jacobs was injured, I obviously saw all
those games, and to get him for that as a
replacement for Kenneth Walker, I think it's a pretty good fit.
I would be pretty excited to see him at least
until Zack Sharpena gets healthy. I think he can step
in and be valuable in that role. And then Shahid.
They just need someone who's fast enough to keep defenses honest, right,
because I like Tory Horton too, but I don't know
if he's going to force you to keep defenses back.
And Jackson with the jig was amazing, but he's no
one's going to accuse him of being fast or burning
fast like what rashid Hi heat is to keep defenses back.
So I'm not surprised they brought back Rashichi heat. I
guess I thought that was gonna happen. And then it's
just a lot of you're just coming off of a
Super Bowl. Keep Josh Joe b around, right, Let's keep
him around. Let's make sure we don't want to lose
a whole lot of what we just had that was
so successful. Boy Mafe, you're going to have to try
to find a replacement for him. I don't think that's
on the roster right now. And then some of the
secondary players losing three Quell and then Kobe Bryant, so
you got to try to fix some of that stuff.
But they have enough capital in the draft. They have
all their first three picks that they can try to
fill in some depth there.
Speaker 1: Let's go over to we got four teams without picks
in the first round, so the Atlanta Falcons are the
first team here that pick at forty eight. At quarterback,
they signed Toua, but who starts now so interesting. There
need depth at running back with al jir Gun a
wide receiver. They signed Dotson brought back Zakias. They still
need more at tight end. They did sign Hooper back
in franchise pits an offensive line. They signed Corey Levin
as a swinging Tier O lineman. They still need depth
there interior defensive line. They signed Chris Williams, but they
need more talent at edge. Is Pierce avoiding jail. They
signed Ebacom, Cam Thomas and Jujalari. So they got the
depth there, but what's going on with Pierce is a
big question. A linebacker, I like these moves. Was signing
Christian Harrison Channing Tindall to compete no moves a corner
or safety and special teams is the same. So yeah,
lots of moves for Atlanta here. What did you like
and what did you not like?
Speaker 3: A team finally listened to you.
Speaker 2: Man, they have a left handed quarterback, and so you
bring in the other left handed quarterback. I've heard you
say that before. If you got a left you get
another lesson.
Speaker 1: I don't hate that aspect of it because you don't
have to screw with the old line like you have
cale to carry back right like, so you don't have
to change things. So I do like that aspect of it.
But they're kind of Spider Man meme pointing at each
other like two is just the older version, right.
Speaker 2: That's that's the thing. I think you're going to start
to A because I don't think Panics will be ready.
And then if two was somehow healthy and still going,
and Panics gets healthy, you probably switch it back to penix.
But it is very much the Spider man. I mean,
they are very similar players at this point, which is
not necessarily a good thing in this case because they're
not very good players the wide receiver room. You need
more help there. Johan Dotson and Oli Media is a
kis are not it? It's Drake London And like, who
is the number two receiver on the team. I guess
it's Jehan Dotson, but man, that's.
Speaker 1: Bad exact us. But yeah, it's one of them.
Speaker 2: Whichever one it is, it is not good. And of
course it's I mean, the answer is it's Kyle Pitts, right,
and that's fine. Kyle pits is good. Jon is going
to be fine. But beyond that, I like some of
the stuff they did on defense. I don't know what
the latest update on James Pearce sounds more promising, but
I wouldn't rely on it. So and Christian Harris and
Chening Tindall are fine, but it's it's a lot of things.
There are still a lot of holes on this team, man,
and I don't know how they fill them all this
is they don't.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's gonna be the answer this year. This
is going to be a tank and get a good
draft spot for next year, which I think is a
smart move. Honestly, lots of good players next year. Let's
go over to the cult. They did resign Daniel Jones.
We like that no one was a running back, resigned Pierce,
and traded Pittman. No moves the tight end or O
line on the interior of the defensive line, though they
did trade for Kolby Wooden. They signed Derek Noddy at edge.
I like the depth editions of Clemens and arden Key
and linebacker. They traded Franklin and they haven't done anything.
It's by far one of the worst groups of any
group in the NFL. They have to fix that linebacker,
round corner, no move, safety, no moves. They did sign
Blake group to or Groupie to compete with Schrader and Camp,
which is weird when you need other things. But Sanchez
is fine, Rhodes is back. So interesting moves that the
Colts made here, you know. I think bringing back Pierce
was the right move. Trading Pittman for nothing, though I
guess freed up some money for some other spots that
they needed. I did like the Franklin trades as well,
but they have nothing there to replace him, So I
don't know weird moves by the Colts. I would say.
Speaker 3: They're just so.
Speaker 2: They're in such an odd situation with get trading off
the first round pick for sauce and then having Daniel
Jones get hurt that I think you had you had
to sign Daniel Jones back, and then you just trying
to bring the gang back together. So you get Alec
Pierce back is a big contract.
Speaker 3: I think he earned it.
Speaker 2: I think he's fine for that, and I don't think
it's a big ub overpay there Pittman gone for nothing
is I thought you could get more, but maybe I'm
wrong on that. It certainly doesn't seem like it. Braden
Smith has not always been the most consistent right tackle,
but now it's the question is okay, well, now who
you're playing at right tackle here on this team. I
guess is Jalen Travis because that's who filled in last year.
But that's not great. I like Kobe Wooden as a Packer,
As a Packers fan, I thought he was fine, but
getting trading off Zigar Franklin to get Kobe Wooden with
what they currently have at linebacker is such an odd moves.
And the Crossby and gone is I'm not really sure
how they're replacing him. That's another one thousand snaps. So
like the back, secondary and linebackers of this team need
a lot of help still. That's that's where this team
really needs help, is linebacker and secondary, because I think
there are a lot of questions still back there.
Speaker 1: Let's go over to your team, the Green Bay Packers,
who have not made a lot of moves. I thought
the sky More signing was very weird, Like we already
have him at home, we have Savon Williams. What are
we doing? No moves at quarterback or running back, tight
end or O line, the interior defensive line. They traded
Wood and they signed hard Gravebout like that. They traded
Rashaun Gary to Dallas, So they need some depth at
edge because and Bari's gone and Parsons is coming off
the injury. I like to trade for Zaire Franklin, you know,
way better than Kui Walker, Like Kuai Walker was just
a problem. So I like that they signed Saint just
cut Hobbs. They need help at corner, no moves at safety, kicker, punter.
I mean, you're just excited about the new special teams coach,
So we know that, But what are your what are
your thoughts on your moves here for your packers, because
I thought they were a little bit strange.
Speaker 3: Some of them certainly are.
Speaker 2: I didn't understand sky Moore is a fine kick returner,
but I would like to see Savean get a chance
to there, and I think Bot Milton could do it,
but they just never seemed to try him back there.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: The offensive line, so Rashid Walker is still one of
the big ish name for agents that has not signed
anywhere yet. It's not going to be in Green Bay.
I think the offensive line is gonna be Jordan Morgan's
gonna play left tackle at left guard. Then you're gonna
put Aaron Banks, even though he was pretty terrible at
times last year, Sean Ryan. You had to bring him
back at center after Elton Jenkins. You needed the money
for Melton Jenkins, so you needed to bring an a
competent center. I think Sean Ryan played better in the
second half the year. And then right guard you're gona
play Anthony Belton and right tackles that time's awesome when
he's healthy. So that's not the greatest offensive line, but
I think that's where we're going here. Javon Hargrave is
a great signing. It makes all the sense in the world.
His history with Jonathan Gannon. I've already mentioned it. If
Josh Wedt gets traded, I think it's probably.
Speaker 3: To Green Bay.
Speaker 2: I think they would be willing to pay that. I
think he would probably come to Green Bay for his
history with Jonathan Gannon as well. And they need until
Mike cah Parsons. I'm not banking on mikeah Parsons being
there to start the season either. So it's Lucas van Ness,
Baron Surrell, Brenton Cox, Colin Oliver. I like some of
those guys like I like what Baron Crell showed at
times and Colin Oliver showed at times, but they've had
very little actual production on the field for other than
gaps or a little bursts of time. And Zio Franklin
is better than what Kawi Walker was as far as
what he is, and Edrick Cooper and him make a
nice pairing. Benjamin Saint Juiced is Betternate. Obbs was a
terrible signing and hein it was awful. So Benjamin Saint
Juice a better player than that.
Speaker 3: So I like some of these things.
Speaker 2: I think some of the more upgrades, some of them
are a little odd, and the offensive line and defensive
line still needs help.
Speaker 1: And the last team that we'll talk about, last team
in the NFL we did all thirty two is the
Jacksonville Jaguars. Almost no moves. They signed Chris Rodriguez after
letting Etn walk. They brought back gard Deck, they brought
back monterk Brown, but no other moves. Nothing at quarterback,
wide receiver, tight end, O line, d line, safety, kicker, punter,
long snap for nothing. So you know, a team that
I guess didn't need a ton. They were very good
last year, but not a lot of moves made here.
They don't have a first round pick either, but they
do have three thirds and a second, which is nice.
So a team that just needs depth, I think that
these are the moves that you're gonna see. So not
surprising here. I like getting Sea rod but they don't
have a ton there and I feel like that's what
they're going to go with.
Speaker 2: So does Sea Rods start over Beshelle Tuton or who
we are we starting this year?
Speaker 3: Tooton start?
Speaker 1: I think it should be Tutin, but I am afraid
that Sea Rod gets every line.
Speaker 3: Kerry, Yes, I would agree with that.
Speaker 2: The the other question I think is, Okay, so if
we do move on from Brian Thomas, what is the
return for Brian Thomas, because yeah, that's very much so
if you can get I think it should be at
least a Day two pick and possibly like a pretty
high Day two pick, so that could really help get
a couple. They already got the two third round or
the three third round picks on here and another second
round pick, so we can still get to five top
one hundred picks if we trade off Brian Thomas here.
I think that can help you replace Greg Newsom and
some of the stuff that you lost that edge as
far as death please pieces and you're just going to
try to roll the starters back again. And there were
some pretty good ones on this team, so it's still
a really good team Jacksonville has, yeah.
Speaker 1: Very much so. But yeah, I think I think Brian
Thomas still has a chance to get traded. Kind of surprise,
he hasn't been traded, but I think he's.
Speaker 3: More likely to be traded than a J. Brown just
because of the money of it attached to it.
Speaker 1: I think that's fair, Yes, very fair. All right, that
is it. That is everything for us. C K, what's
coming up for you? So?
Speaker 2: I have a two round mock draft coming out on
Fantasy six Pack and some fantasy baseball content breakout players
on Fantasy Pros and just follow the Twitter where it's
all at cop I E p S.
Speaker 1: Yeah, same for me. I have some baseball going on
over at ITL Dynasty shows with Worm and fits over
at Fantasy Pros. We got the new YouTube channel up
there as well for Dynasty only, so check that out
and uh yeah, just follow me at Boglin Sports. You
can see all my work coming out this week. That
is it for us. Three round mock on Monday. We're
gonna record probably out Tuesday or Wednesday next week, so
look for that and that is it for us for now.
We will see you guys next time. Take it easy, everybody,