Well, Rob, we are now only two days officially into free agency, the league year starting yesterday.

And yet with the tampering period, everything that happens Monday, Tuesday, the bins

have been picked clean. And I'm sure that you're hearing some of this as well, probably not

as much as I'm hearing it in Seattle. Fans freaking out that they haven't done as much as they

want them to do on March 12th. Your thoughts on the first few days

of free agency overall. Well, I know what Seattle fans are going through because that's what

the 49ers went through last year. You're seeing all these names that you know and that you've

come to love walk out the door. Now, the difference is you get to have that after a championship

season. The 49ers got to have that after the disaster with everything

that happened with them in the playoffs.

So it's a little different for Seattle.

But it is, you know, it's kind of disheartening when you see these guys walk out the door

and you don't bring in a ton of guys.

But Seattle didn't exactly have a ton of needs either.

Yeah.

In fact, well, we can talk about that when we get there.

It is, you know, we're seeing this time of year sometimes as much as we do any other time

a year, different organizations have different philosophies about how to approach the offseason.

And last year, the storyline in San Francisco was getting their cash under control,

getting their spending under control. But then heading into this off season, we'll just start

with the 49ers. There was some thought they might be a little bit more aggressive. And yet it seems

like they've been, they've shown some restraint, although let's get their, let's get their,

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