couple of you on Twitter asking me what he was talking about about

despores that is basically he explained it at the beginning a disporas somebody

who are you know it's basically a population within a country but their

origins are another country and that's why he said you know countries like

Columbia and you know Argentina countries like Colombia and, um, you know,

Argentina and Brazil, they travel well, but they also have a lot of people who live here,

who, you know, follow soccer from here, but we'll root for their country of origin. Um, all right,

Jay Gruden is with us, the former head coach of the Washington Redskins.

We didn't talk before the draft.

I want to get your thoughts on what they did and actually what you thought they should do

heading in, but it has been a busy off-season for Adam Peters in company.

And it started with free agency, and they added a lot of bodies, especially on defense,

where you and I, the last time we talked, we both agreed that's where they have to add bodies.

So let me just begin with, what do you think of this offseason in its entirety?

I think it's been solid. I think they've addressed a lot of the needs. They've got some experience.

We've got the young guys to fill in. They've addressed some of their offensive needs as well.

So, you know, I think it's been a solid offseason. I think they are put in position as long

of the Jaden stays healthy to compete for the NFC title, without a doubt. Who do you like a lot

versus who you don't like a lot? Not draft, just in terms of the players they added. I mean,

defensively, Oway, Chinal, you know, Chaseon, Nick Cross,

Amick Robertson, they brought Tim Settle back.

You know, offensively,

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