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I think Dallas has been a huge jump.

I think they have a great shot to win the NFC East.

I think they would be my favorite right now, although I think the Eagles are going to be very good, and it's going to be between those two teams, in my opinion. But I think they have a

great chance to win in the NFC East. And their offense is just going to get better.

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Welcome to the GM Shuffle. I'm Jeff Schwartz, eight years of National Football League alongside Marty Hurdy, 30 years NFL front offices.

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So let's get into it right now. OTA is beginning for a lot of teams.

The schedule is out and some veteran quarterbacks have signed national football league. We'll talk about that all. And more weekend. Next week. We'll have a show for you guys next Monday, by the way. So even though you're out on the grill, you're on the beach, you're on vacation, wherever you're at, it's simple for you guys to listen to as well. We appreciate all the comments on YouTube and on our on our

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YouTube. It's it's free at charge. NFL schedule, Marty, as I mentioned, is out. We'll talk

about you have gone through all the games for every team. You've done your windows. We'll compare

them to the wind totals at draftings. Before get to that Aaron Rogers has signed or presumably we'll sign with the

Pittsburgh Steelers Marty and I'm gonna tell you man oh to me former player I'd love to

keep your opinion on what I'm about to say as a former general manager there's basically

two modes you're operating in the NFL and you you can combine both these, right? One is the here and now, right? We're trying to win now. We're winning the Super Bowl this season. The other one is we're rebuilding or we're building on the fly for next season. Sometimes you combine both those, right? Like I think Seattle did a great job last year doing both those, right? We drafted a lot of young players. They played well. We're trying to win now. Pittsburgh is neither of those, right? They're not winning a Super Bowl with Aaron Rogers and they're not preparing for the future with Aaron Rogers. Marty, why can't Pittsburgh essentially admit to themselves, not publicly, it's time to sort of think about the future now because Rogers doesn't help

them at all now. They're not going to see what the Rogers or in the future. He won't be the

quarterback next season. Yeah, that's my biggest complaint with how they're addressing it is. And listen,

Aaron Rogers, 42, you know, I just laugh because everybody's saying, oh, is he going to sign? Is he going to sign? Every year, it's like a kid coming up and saying, Mommy, when Santa Claus getting here? You know he's coming, right? So you knew they were going to sign Aaron Rogers. But how does that develop their young quarterbacks? And to your point, Jeff, how does it really change the direction that they're in?

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