Hey there everybody, it is Wednesday, March 23rd, 2022.

Welcome to the NFL Fantasy Football Podcast, where we are also out of the quarterback market.

It's me, your man, M.G. Marks, Grant, alongside Michael F. Floria, we got Randy on the controls

and man, you know, I really thought Floria were going to come and kind of like, we'll have

a little bit to talk about, you know, we kind of be cleaning up free agency, maybe we move on and

turn our attention to the draft, but the NFL off season just refuses to go to sleep. It just will not,

it will not take a break. It's like every day I wake up and I'm like, what's going to happen

today that steals the spotlight away? Like they already stole March Man is, they stole the M.O.B.

lockout ending, like just keep, they just, the NFL will not let other sports have their moment.

I mean, just wait until like they do something to like overshadow the NBA finals. It'll be like a

five team blockbuster trade in the middle of the NBA finals too. We're going to snatch that away also.

Yeah, it's, it's, it's wild. I mean, so let's, which might as well just get, because we have a lot

to talk about this. Last week was just a bananas beefy show. This week, I don't think will be

quite as long, but we got a lot to go through. So let's just dive in with the news that hit

literally moments before we were about to start recording this show. And that is Tyree Kill

is now a Miami Dolphin. This escalated quickly, quickly, right? Like I will say that in my,

my morning timeline, I went to drop my kid off at daycare. I got home. It was about 830 in the

morning, Pacific time. That's when I first saw the news that Tyree Kill was being granted permission

to seek a trade. Literally an hour later, it was done. The Dolphins get Tyree Kill in exchange,

they send five draft picks, a first and second round in 2022, as well as a fourth round in,

in this year's draft, and then a fourth and a sixth in the 2023 draft. On top of it,

Miami then goes and gives Tyree Kill a four-year extension for $120 million, including 72.2 million

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