Right now is Michael Genetti, SpotTrax, co-founder, editor. I love this site. I reference the site a lot.

I bet you have a lot of people, Mike, around the country, that tell you that. But it's just the best

place to go to for just organized sports contract and salary cap information. And during free agency,

it's a very valuable tool. You do a great job with it. And it's much appreciated by people like me.

I do want to start with Washington before I get to the primary reason for calling you, which is Brandon Ayyuk.

But what have you made of what Washington's done here in terms of the players they've signed,

the contracts that they've signed them to, just your overall thoughts on Washington's free agency so

far?

Aggressively selective? I'll put it that way. It feels a little different than last time around,

where maybe a little bit more thrown baloney at the wall last year because there was a

little bit of anxiety because of how well Jade and Daniels had started this career.

And now things have settled down a little bit, and some of these contracts look a little bit more

poised. Obviously, you know, the big fish right now is the O-A deal, which is really just a two-for-50

on its face. So if everything else kind of settles in underneath that, there's still ample

cap space. You know, we can project about 40 million of cap space right now for Washington

heading towards that kind of second wave of free agency. So they're not putting all their

ducks into the early part of the offseason. They're giving themselves some times for

trades, for other teams that maybe settle some dust a little bit, and then head towards

the drafts with assets around.

Explain to me how Washington has been the third biggest spender so far in Free Agency.

I think new players actually acquired their number one with 12.

It's 16 total since last Monday.

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