Hello, welcome to another episode of Inside the Birds TV with Jeff Mosher and Adam Kaplan presented by

Draft King Sportsbook. This is going to be another Ask ITB segment where we answer questions

sent in by you, our listeners, our readers, our fans, through the various outlets that you can

reach out to us through our website, through Apple reviews with a five-star review, Twitter,

and other platforms that are available. We have a bunch of good questions. Now,

Adam has said this is one of the best group of questions that we've gotten in quite a while.

So I look forward to it. I haven't seen them. Adam, I leave it to you. I defer to you.

So I'm excited to get ready with the new league year beginning on Monday. And the draft down the road,

I imagine we have some really good questions from people to answer.

Yeah, the new league, your technically starts on Wednesday, but you could get, you could basically to agree to deals on Monday.

And there will happen. They'll go right off the board on Monday. So the next, what is going to be fun with rumors. And you're starting to see, by the way, you're starting to see players getting released.

I know some people had a question about why aren't so many people, why aren't a lot of players getting released this year?

Simply because there's much more money available under the cap.

A lot of teams are doing really well with it.

You know, the Eagles took their big hit last year.

They knew they're going to have money and they've got a ton of cap space. So we expect them to be aggressive.

It doesn't mean they're going to sign 10 players. It just means that they will have more money to be aggressive. part of it, man. That is part of free agency. The untapped part of free agency is that it's about cash

for ownership. It's not about cap. Owners don't care about cash. And cash is king of the National

Football League. And cash allocation is super big for NFL owners. And Jeffrey Lurie is willing to do it.

So we'll see what happens. Yeah, like we mentioned in the podcast that dropped Thursday

morning, I think we've seen a change philosophically a little bit in teams that are willing to

absorb big dead cap hits in order to get a bad contract off. And then obviously with Washington

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