I'm your host, Ian Hartitz. Thank you. As always for tuning in. Always joining me here is

none other than the one the only Dwayne, the rock, McFarland. Dwayne, what's up, man?

You know, Ian, we love to cover every teen. We talk about leaving no stone unturned.

But I got to say, I'm excited. I feel like we were kind of a little bit lost in the wilderness.

We covered the Texans and the Jaguars back to back. Again, happy to cover those teams, but

now it's the box, man. Look, this team, this team is so loaded. I'm very excited about

today's episode. I know what you're saying, because we have had these

teams where it's like, you know, when I do go to the summary, there ends up only being

one or two guys that are really worth talking about. We're going to see how that's 60 minute

time limit goes. It's not time limit. We don't have a long we want because this could be

in jeopardy. So as usual, we're going to go through some of the notable offseason moves,

the draft picks before getting into quarterback running back, wide receiver and tight end analysis.

So pretty simple here in terms of the coaching staff, because while Bruce Arian's did retire,

they're keeping all the continuity promoting from within with the fence, the coordinator

taught bowls now taken over the head coaching job and also offense, the coordinator of Byron

left, which is still running the offense, whether it's Byron, whether it's Tom Brady,

both guys are back. So who really cares who's actually making the decisions either way?

This is arguably like the most fancy friendly offense in the entire NFL. They were fifth

and non-garbors time pass play rate in 2020, top spot in 2021. They've been a top five

offense in situation, neutral pace over the past two seasons. You throw in this fact that

Brady has never been a scrambling QB and Brent and Dwayne. We have more past game volume than

anywhere. And we have a quarterback that's not going to be eating into his backfield rushing

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