Welcome everyone to the score fantasy football podcast.

I'm your host Justin Boone, the lead fantasy analyst at the score.

Free agency just a week away. So on today's show, we're going to talk about some at the score free agency just a week away so on today's show we're gonna talk about some of the top

free agents who are gonna be available and what that could mean for the fantasy

landscape it's always exciting seeing guys change teams trying to sort it all

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All right, joining me today is someone I've wanted to get on the podcast for a while now.

You might know him as the founder of yardscreated.com.

Nowadays, he's working for a little site called NFL.com.

It's Graham Barfield.

He's on Twitter at Graham Barfield. Graham, appreciate you joining me here.

Let's dive right in, though. I know you've been talking a lot about free agency, given your thoughts on your show lately, the NFL fantasy football podcast, but I'm curious off to start here.

Which team are you most interested in seeing just what they're going to pull off in free agency over the next couple weeks?

Sure. This is a really interesting free agency crop, obviously, because right off the top, the quarterbacks of this class are pretty much, you know, we really don't get very many, like, great quarterback free agency classes, but we finally have one here. Tom Brady,

Dak, Prescott, Ryan Taney, all those guys are free agents. But I am most excited to see what the

Bengals do. Look, they carried A.J. Green on their active roster all of last year before putting

them on IR in the final game of the year. They have to re-sign them. I think they will. And obviously, they're going to draft Joe Burrow at number one overall. They are lucky in the sense that this offensive line crop is very strong. Brandon Sheriff, Joe Tunney, Jack Conklin, Anthony Costanzo, who just decided to come back from retirement. I think he's like 32 now. All of those guys are free agents and available on the market. Now, granted, a few of them could go back to the original teams, but the Bengals desperately need to revamp their offensive line. And, you know, they're going to get healthy again next year. But I'm really excited to see what the Bengals do and really interested to see if they go after any of these offensive linemen. I think they're around the middle of the pack when it comes to cap space, right? So they got some flexibility there. They could do a few things. For me, I know I'm going to be a homer if I say this. The Bills are a team that I'm definitely interested in. I'm a Bills fan. Looking at a playoff team that has the third most cap space, curious to see what they're going to do. They've been pretty smart about their signings the last couple of years and they got some money if they want to make a splash here, but I won't say the Bills. How about the Bucks? I feel like they're maybe in a similar spot here with the Bengals where they maybe have a little more talent than people

realize on that team and maybe not as far off from contending as people might realize.

It's going to start off with what are the bucks going to do with James, you know, whether

they're going to be able to attract one of those veteran quarterbacks on the market like

you just talked about.

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