Welcome in this Monday afternoon edition of pushing the pile.

Free agency day one.

Recap. I can't even say recap because it's like,

it's just going. We're in the process, but we're recapping what we have so far. We'll be back tomorrow doing the same thing at the same time. Hopefully on Wednesday, too, TBD on that one as

of now, but we got a lot of stuff to get through.

Mike Reiner, J.P. Acosta, JP, how are you doing now?

Doing good. It feels like a great day for people who always believe the NFL free and see

has some big deals going on. Bad day for team, nothing ever happens because a lot of

stuff has happened on day one. We got trades.

We got the dolphins taken on $99 million in dead cap.

We got the dolphins getting a new franchise quarterback.

So let's start off with that, where to a tongue of Iloa is cut with the post-June 1 designation, giving the dolphins a record amount of dead cap over the next two seasons.

Like I said, $99 million, one of the worst contracts in NFL history certified at this point.

And the report is the Atlanta Falcons are the leading contender to sign to it at this point.

It's a little funny that Kevin Stefanski keeps tying himself to left-handed quarterbacks,

but I get it for Atlanta, especially because Michael Pennix Jr., partially torn ACL,

might not be ready until October.

And if your Stefansky and you saw what the Panthers just did in the division going

eight and nine and

still winning the division somehow, you could still be competitive. And with Tua, I think signing

him to a one-year deal, something very similar to what Russ got after he left the Broncos, I just

think something like that could help the Falcons remain at least borderline competitive,

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