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Oh, that's, good morning football. Oh, that's right. Free agency, frenzy. Welcome inside GMFV. Kyle's fired up. We're live in L.A. and New York. It's Friday, March 7th. I'm J.B. Erdall. Here's Cody Kessler, DeMarco Farr. You're getting used to everybody. And Kyle Grant wearing the Angry Runs James Cook shirt. Kyle, I got to tell you his story. DeMarco Farr, who is on his fifth of five days with us this week, I was wearing my Angry Run sweatshirt yesterday, just the generic one, just with the robot, no player, no nothing. And DeMarco goes, what is that? And like, you know DeMarco now, he's into that you guys have the same music taste. He has never really experienced the Angry Runs aura. And the fact that you're wearing the shirt here today, and it's a James Cook one, Kyle, it's perfect. Throw it out there. Let me see. Thank you very much. And DeMarco, I'm happy to talk you through it. We can walk through it. You can do like a 3D visualization. We got all kinds of stuff now. I'm wearing this because I'm excited for the frenzy because I hope that this guy is part of some sort of major contract announcement.

And because we have our old friend Dion Dawkins, the snowman from the Buffalo Bills, joining us in the second hour for an hour.

And if that wasn't enough, we have some exclusive, really big contract

news coming up later in the show, not too much later, about an excellent, excellent young player.

And I'm not making any of this up. This is not stick. It's showtime here on GMFP today.

You said Dionne Dawkins for the entire hour in an hour, Kyle. That was not a lie.

No, that's the truth. Just facts, Jamie.

Snowman in studio in L.A. It's really coming true. Mike Garifolo, good morning to you, our NFL Network

Insider. What are you starting us with today on GMFB? We're going to talk about some quarterbacks,

Jamie. Sam Darnold and your Minnesota Vikings when he was not tagged the other day. The thought was, well, there could still be an agreement between the sides to bring Darnold back to Minnesota, but it would probably take some days before that could potentially happen. And up against the start of the league year, when both sides started to feel the pressure of, well, now he can talk to other teams. We're getting closer and closer to that.

So look, at some point, Sam Darnold may have to decide, do I want a one-year deal in Minnesota? Because we know what the situation is with them and J.J. McCarthy and the fact that he is still in their plans, their long-term plans to be their franchise quarterback. Or does Donald want to go look and see if he can get a multi-year deal elsewhere?

Again, we're getting closer to that point.

But in the meantime, the Vikings and Darnel continue to have conversations about potentially

bringing him back to be their starter next year, at least compete with McCarthy.

Elsewhere, Aaron Rogers and the Giants have been in communication.

Yes, Rogers is mulling the possibility of remaining in the New York market to be the Giants

quarterback and the Giants certainly have some other options that they are potentially

going to explore as well.

It's not like they're just locked in on Rogers, but nothing has happened to this point.

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