Welcome to 40s and Free Agents, where we marry up the draft and free agency.

And it's been quite a week.

I'm Greg Rosenthal.

My friend Daniel Jeremiah has been celebrating his anniversary. I'm glad you got that out of the way,

DJ, because I don't want to hear about Eisen or Bucky Brooks. This is the only partnership that matters

to you now. Well, I'm committed to this partnership, not committed enough to make that two-hour

drive after a vacation, but I am committed to it at least via, you know, this online video

communication setup that we have. Yeah, a lot has been going down this week and we'll get

into some of the big free agency moves. You were all over it last week with like Gino leaving Seattle.

But before we kind of go with what we like the most, I thought we'd look at how the top of

the draft has been affected by free agency. And we could just go through the first pick starting

with Tennessee. And I wonder if you agree with me or not. The way they built up this offensive

line. And then the quarterback that they sign in free agency is Brandon Allen, who's a backup at best or a number three type of pick.

Does that make you think they're looking a little more at Cam Ward than maybe people thought a few weeks ago?

I think you can logically get to that point when you look at what they've done.

And they've brought in some veteran offensive linemen now in terms of,

you know, how much better they're going to be and where there's some overpays in there.

That's another conversation, you know, Greg, with what they added.

But, you know, Kevin Zitler, I don't know that that's, you know, a three year move.

That's something for the next year or two to help, you know, you would thank a young quarterback to kind of get assimilated

into the league.

Man, Dan Moore got way more money than I ever anticipated he was going to get coming out

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