Hello my good man. Welcome everyone.

It's time for On the Couch with Sickle Blue. A lot of crazy favorite things.

Looking at fantasy football from a deeper place. This is going to be a changing day in your life.

And now here's your host, Sickle Blue. I would not go to my mother. Who is the biggest winner of

free agency? That more this week on the couch, joined by OFBG Jason Wood. I don't know if you're

sure if I still looking your wounds from that Super Bowl, but we're all coming out of our football

hibernation as the plate tectonics are in motion. Who is the biggest winner of free agency so far?

Hard in my dog, Sigmund. It's great to be back on the couch, but I would say, listen, based on the

the absolute circus that we all had to endure on the Pat McVee show today, I'd say potentially

the New York Jets potentially. Well, potentially because the trade isn't official yet, right?

And there's always a chance that there could be bringsmanship in terms of whether or not

the Packers try and play hardball and so forth so on, but I'm going to say that

assuming the deal is done and they've got Aaron Rodgers and Alan Lizard and obviously they

hit with Garrett Wilson last year and now they have a quarterback that should be able to get him

the ball. They already had a great defense. They could certainly vault immediately into Super Bowl

contention, right? I mean, we've had this, this strange kind of new modern script, which is that

the best way to build a franchise is to draft an elite quarterback and then win a Super Bowl

before you have to pay them, right? Like that's plan A, plan B, it seems like to then get a really

good past his prime quarterback, bring them aboard and try and win it all costs and that's worked

with Tom Brady in Tampa Bay, that worked with the Rams with Matthew Stafford and now it didn't

work with Russell Wilson yet, but now they have Sean Payton, so that story is not finished

and maybe that's what the Jets are trying to do and both have worked recently. So you know,

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