Welcome into the lounge presented by Draft Kings. Free agency rolls on. Clifton Brown is here to join me today.

Fill it in for Ryan Mink. A free agency is continuing, but it's been relatively quiet here. There's been some reports, but as of this taping, the Ravens have not brought in anybody new.

They have re-signed some of their current free agents or some of their

players who were free agents. Of course, Gino Stone, Justice Hill, if you haven't listened to that

episode of the podcast, which dropped last week when they were here to sign their contracts.

Go ahead and check that out. Also reportedly added Del Sean Phillips brought him back,

special teams ace. But other than that, it's been quiet. So there's a handful of Ravens players who are

certainly still out there on the open market, Marcus Peters, Justin Houston, to Marcus Robinson.

And the receiver market in general in the NFL has been a little bit slow to develop. And there's

been the latest on that front from a Ravens standpoint is that they reportedly brought in

Nelson Aguilar, veteran receiver former first-round pick for a visit. So we're going to spend

some time today talking about the receiver position, the guys that are out there on the open market.

Also, some of the players in the draft. Both Cliff and I were at the combine a few weeks ago, so we had a chance to get a feel for some of those players, meet them at the combine, and just get a feel for, you know, a little bit of who they are, how they operate, and get to see them in person. So let's just start with you, Cliff.

What's, from a big picture standpoint, what do you make of where the Ravens are at this point

of free agency a week into the process?

Well, you touched on how it's been pretty quiet, but I think from a big picture's perspective,

as far as a team that's leading wide receiver and cornerback depth, they're still in a good spot because this draft is strong at both positions.

And specifically wide receiver, when you look at all these prognostications, you know, pundits predicting what the Ravens might do at 22,

they have a chance to get, you know, three, four, or five different guys at that spot,

conceivably at the position where they need. So no matter who they like on the board,

they should be able to get one of the top wide receivers

if they just sit tight at number 22.

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