And we welcome you into episode four of the best podcast available draft series.

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I'm Jason Gibbs alongside Andrew Gribble. It is our free agent preview show.

Obviously a lot has already happened. A lot is going to happen. Things are going to be fluid

over the coming days as we move closer to March 17th. But the draft really takes to the backburner

here, Gribble, over the next 10 days. As free agency comes to the forefront and first and

foremost, we finally have a salary cap and that salary cap number $182.5 million down from last

year when it was $198.2. Yeah, I mean, that's a pretty significant drop. All things considered,

but I just don't think it's as bad as anyone ever thought of it. When we're looking at the land,

at this time last year. So I think that some news that was expected probably from these teams since

we've known it was going this direction for a while. But as you're seeing now, as we tape,

there are big names being released. The latest being Kevin Zitler, former rounds offense

alignment. He's been released by the Giants and I don't think it's going to end anytime soon.

I mean, teams, there's a lot of teams that have a lot of cap space to kind of clear before the

start of the new league year. I saw one team, I can't remember which one it was. They were still

30 million over the cap going into Wednesday. Not a problem for the bronze. The bronze had

the modest amount of cap space going into the league year, but you're going to see teams

maneuvering and doing everything they can to clear as much as they can so they can be active

once the new league year begins next Wednesday. Yeah, and we're not just talking

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