Free agency, the draft, the schedule. Check, check, check. Wake me up, Max, before the Eagles game on September 13th. We've completed our offseason. Good morning, everybody. I'm only half joking, actually. I mean, what happens

between now and the first game is mostly nothing from our perspective. I mean, if you've paid

attention about the NFL off season to the NFL off season over the years.

We don't know enough from this point moving forward until the real games are played.

We don't get to see enough, mostly because the teams don't give you enough to see.

So the only real important things that will impact real games in the regular season

between now and the regular season are things like trades, late free agent signings.

And by the way, certainly our team will be in the mix for one of those and injuries.

You know, when we find out about serious injuries.

Other than that, don't believe most of what you see or here between now and September 13th

or September 9th when the actual NFL season opens up with Seattle and New England, a rematch of the Super Bowl.

So the schedule leakers, the ones that I pay attention to, the ones that we referenced

during the show yesterday, they had it all right, man.

I mean, our team's schedule was out before, you know, the 8 p.m. league announcement by hours, really. They need to

figure that out, the league does, because it really is anticlimactic by the time we get to the

official reveal of the schedule. Some of you don't care, but some of you who get excited

about the NFL schedule, you know, reveal, you know it.

And you're getting leaked it, you know, in days in advance, and then certainly the day of,

you basically have the whole thing three, four hours before the league announces it.

I don't know if the league cares. Any kind of talk and any kind of

activity is probably good activity, but it does make 8 p.m. when it rolls around, very sort of

anticlimactic, in my opinion. But that aside, you know, let's look at, you know, what Washington

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