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I am in New York City.

It is the media capital world.

There at like one in the morning, in the dark in Los Angeles, are our guys, Cabinda,

Shelby Harris, properly caffeinated.

Love to have you guys here.

You don't even need caffeine this time.

You just get caffeinated from the news cycle. And for that, we go to a couple of our favorite baristas, Ian Rappaport, Tom Pelliser. Guys, it's great to see you. You've been absolutely dominating. We're following the tweets. Excellent work yesterday. Excellent work last night. And of all places to start with you guys, Ian, I want to talk about the Panthers. Remember in succession, Logan Roy talks to his kid at one point, his kids, and he says, you're not serious people. I love you, but you're not serious people. The Panthers are trying to be serious people. They win the division. They're in the playoffs. And they're making moves. Tell us about it. The Panthers are on the verge of being really, really serious. And look, they made some significant strides as an organization last year. And, you know, there was a lot of focus, especially late in the season on Gero Evereaux, the respected defensive coordinator and his job set as, what was it going to be? And the organization decided, you know what? He is excellent. We are just going to get him better players. And that is what they said about doing yesterday, the deal late last night, which Mike and I brought you, Devin Lloyd, the former all pro for the Jacksonville Jaguars agrees to turn. That's the NFL tweet. My tweet's so much better than that.

Anyway, agrees to terms on a $3.45 million deal, $25 million guaranteed in a deal done by Andre Odom and A.J. Stevens.

And for Devin Lloyd, I mean, look, it was a tough market for an off-the-ball linebacker.

When the Cowboys got in the mix late last night, this thing really

took off the Panthers at a huge piece in the middle of their defense. And then earlier in the

day, another big one, Jalen Phillips, one of the best deals of the day, gets a four-year, $120 million

deal for Jaylon Phillips, remember the Philadelphia Eagles traded for midseason, gave up a third,

got two sacks out of him, but a lot of pressures and a lot of activity,

certainly someone who could be a difference maker upfront,

devil some injuries in his career, now fully healthy and ready to help ignite

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