Welcome in the two four drafts, I'm Gail here with Mike Renner, still doing the remote podcast, but with improved audio, we figured it out. We figured out the work from home setup.

Everyone has to, with the COVID-19 pandemic, I hope all listeners are staying safe, including you, Mike.

I have kind of figured it out because Riggins is over here on the couch with me.

Why able to bark at any moment. My dog, he's a terribly behaved bulldog,

but we love him anyway, and he'll be a new,

he'll be the new, he'll be the third member of the podcast now on.

Mike Quinn is the third member of the podcast.

The fourth member of the podcast.

Yes, he'll be the fourth member and to get a scatters report on Riggins, Mike's dog,

he's you know, built low to the ground, thick boy, fat with an underbite.

He's not aggressive, but he can get a little happy at times. He's an interesting guy.

He's a full back. He's outdated. He's 20 years past his prime. He would have been covered in more in the early 2000s.

I cop him to like a fat sausage. I think that's my NFL player comp for him.

Tutsi roll for sure. All right, let's dive into the podcast here. Today we're going to be talking the biggest needs

unaddressed by 2020 Super Bowl contenders after free agency. I think this is very important because

the teams that are filling needs and

free agency feel like they're on the cusp feel like they can make it to the big dance

with a go to off-season and I think this is a good opportunity to talk about these

Super Bowl contenders guys that went eight or

above this past year, except for the Houston Texans because they took the significance,

they took a significant step back in the off season.

Yeah. We're not including the Texans as a Super Bowl contender for very obvious reasons, I'll say.

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