Hey, it's Andrews to Silliotto coming up on a free agency edition of Inside Coverage.

It's Tua, now the Falcon starter. Why wasn't there more of a market for Malik Willis?

And Tyler Linderbaum and Jalen Phillips got how much?

It's Charles Robinson and Jory Epstein and yours truly inside coverage free agency next.

Happy New Year, everybody. Happy New League year.

Technically not until Wednesday, but free agency is well underway.

And this is a live.

Yeah, we're going to do it live edition of Inside Coverage on Yahoo. Thanks for being here live on the YouTube Sports TV.

My name is Andrew Sicilianian. yahoosports.t, beg your pardon, on the YouTube, you got what I'm saying.

Jory Epstein is here, senior NFL writer.

Charles Robinson's senior NFL writer will be here shortly as well as the money is flowing.

Officially not official, but Jory, you know how this works.

I don't call this legal tampering. I call it the free agency window officially open. The negotiating window

officially open. The salary cap is $301 million, and some of these deals are just eye-popping.

It's a good day to be a center, Andrew. A good day to be a center, particularly

for a team that really needs a center and might not be able to guarantee you many wins this

year. Yeah, you know, we were going to start with the quarterbacks, but let's do the center

first, because I do think this is the one year, and we'll tell you that Malik Willis going to the Dolphins and Tuatung of Iloa is going to the Falcons. They only have

lefties now in their offensive lineup. They're much like a team in spring training that's

trying to find a righty bat. That's the Falcons now. We'll start with Tyler Lindelbaum,

however, who has a three-year contract reportedly worth $81 million

that can become official Wednesday at 4 p.m. Eastern Time with the Las Vegas Raiders. The Ravens

...