Every Team, every topic, everywhere.

This is Believe. I'm going to do you. And, uh,

and uh, and uh, What is better than this? It's guys being dudes.

Draft dudes podcast. than this guys being dudes.

Draft dudes podcast.

I'm your host Kyle Krabs.

A solo draft dude once more as Papa Joe continues to finesse his way into making me do these podcasts all my own.

Now here's the good news. The feedback that I got on Friday was a lot of you seem to appreciate the manic

Charlie Day always sunny in Philadelphia approach to where the hell these

quarterbacks gonna go. So we I had fun doing that and what I wanted to do

today is I don't want to get into prospect talk without you. We have the

senior bowl it's done the Super Bowl is next, we'll talk about the Super Bowl later this week, but today, what I want to do is I want to look at some of the upcoming free agents. If you're familiar with Spot Track, the website

Spot Track.com, they have a lot of salary cap, a lot of free agent tracker stuff and one of the things that they do that I really enjoy is they do market values for upcoming free agents and it illustrates you know what this guy got

last year what their market value is based on their age and contract and it's really fun to kind of sit down and peruse the

projected like based on historical value what you would expect a guy is going to get.

And I'm looking forward to doing this today because we're going to go through and I'm going to tell you whether or not I think your team should pay

market value or less than market value if they are interested in signing some of these players.

There's young town, there's old town, the first name that comes to mind is Drewbrieze.

When you go to spottrack.com and you filter for market values, Drewbriez is the first name that comes up. He's 41-year-old quarterback, played

well last year. You can tell from a physical standpoint, there is a decline. He was the

10th highest paid quarterback in 2020 with 25 million dollars of an average annual salary.

Unrestricted for the four contracts that Spatrack references relative to Drew Breeze is

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