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Hey, everybody.

It's Wednesday, March 6, 2024.

Welcome to the NFL Fantasy Football podcast, where we didn't write an open for this show today. Anyway, we'll keep going. It's me, your man, M.G. Marcus Grant, joined by Michael L. F. Florio and Laquan Jones. Here. Gentlemen, you guys are actually face to face in studio. I'm feeling sort of left out. Like I have other obligations in the morning that prevented me from being there when you guys are. But how is it being back in the building at the moment? This is my first time being in in a few weeks. I kind of walked in and I was like, I hope everything's the same. And luckily, it's all pretty much the same. Pretty much the same. Just familiar faces. Like, yo, hey, what's up, man? It's going on catching up. You're there, Lequan, you're there more frequently than me and Mike are at this point of season. Yeah, definitely. You have actual, like, in building duties. We just kind of show up when we feel like it, or, you know, if we're summoned, summoned by higher powers to be there.

That's kind of the only time this time of year that we actually show up.

So yeah.

Anyway, we got a lot to talk about.

Free agency starts in about a week.

Officially the new league year starts one week from today.

That is when free agency deals can officially be signed.

Of course, we will have the negotiating period because the league doesn't like the word tampering.

So we've got the negotiating period on Monday and Tuesday. Deals can officially be signed on Wednesday.

So we'll talk about some of the big names that we think could be moving. Some names that we

already know aren't going anywhere at this point. We'll also sort of do a quick combine

wrap up just some of the things we saw on our observations from what happened over the weekend

in Indianapolis. But I want to start with the biggest news of the last couple of days.

I was going to say of the day, but this actually happened on Monday, but we haven't been here to talk to you since then.

So the Broncos have told Russell Wilson that he will be released.

It was a tumultuous two years in the Mile High City for Dangerous.

I will state for the record, I actually thought it was going to work out. I was very surprised to see how badly it went for Russell Wilson and the Bron. Look, I know there's a lot of people out there with like revisionist history who are like, yeah, this is never going to work. Russ was always washed. And I'm like, I don't know that that was the consensus. No. It was not at all. No. Right? I mean, I think the belief was he

go to Denver. Yes, he was not the same guy at the end of his time in Seattle that he was, you know,

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