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12 noon today, we'll begin to find out. Good morning, everybody. Today at noon, the NFL opens

its window to negotiate with free agents, the legal tampering period, as it's been known in the past.

The deals officially can't be signed until Wednesday at 4 p.m., but we'll start to hear today

where who is going where.

Already over the weekend, the biggest trade of the offseason, I think it is.

I don't think A.J. Brown would bring back as much as Max Crosby brought back. But how about

that trade? The Ravens going all in with first-time head coach Jesse Minter, a 29-year-old

offensive coordinator.

They're not waiting around. They are going for two first-round picks for Max Crosby. Does anything say more about the NFL's still current desire and need for edge pass rushers, than the last two big trades

for edge pass rushers. The Micah Parsons deal last September and the Max Crosby deal

from over the weekend. There is no doubt that there is still, other than quarterback, maximum priority given to elite-level pass rushers,

especially for and from teams who believe they are close.

Teams who believe they have to win now.

We saw it with Green Bay last September. We've clearly seen

Baltimore going all in. In some ways, believe it or not, it started with moving on from John

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