Welcome everyone to the score fantasy football podcast.

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

We are on to day two, a free agency in the legal tampering period. I already have my day two column up over at the score. It's got all my takeaways, projections, everything you need to know about the most important moves of the day. And we're to talk about those on today's show. I am taking a chance here, though, because we're recording just after 6 p.m eastern so hopefully no more big moves happen tonight if they do i will add them to the column and we will talk about them on a show either tomorrow or later in the

week but today we're also going to go over the top players still available at the end of the day here

even though it's going to get a little thin at this point right we had a lot of moves over the top players still available at the end of the day here, even though it's going to get a little thin at this point, right? We had a lot of moves over the first couple days here. Still a few key names to watch out for, though. And if you haven't already, you can go back. You can give a listen to Monday show. I went over that first crazy wave of signings, some really big changes to the fantasy landscape coming out of those moves.

And that continued into Tuesday morning, into Tuesday afternoon.

So let's get you caught up here.

And we can start with more running back news, which seems crazy.

Normally in past years, the running backs took forever to sign this year.

It's all running back signings over the first two days.

And today we had a few really, really big ones, starting with the Ravens signing Derek Henry.

Two years, $16 million.

And this was kind of obvious based on the reports that we've been hearing over the last week or so.

It was clear that both sides wanted to get this done.

They were just sort of trying to figure out what the money was going to be. Eventually, they settled on that two year $16 million deal. And the Ravens now are filling this massive hole in the backfield with J.K. Dobbins being gone, but not just that, the injuries that he's dealt with over the last couple of years. Gus Edwards moving on. He's on the Chargers now.

So they get to slot Derek Henry in there, just one of those dominant runners that we've

seen out of any backfield in the last few years.

And he is 30 years old, though.

But still, last year at 29, he put together a very strong campaign, had over 1,300

scrimmage yards, had 12 touchdowns,

and he did that despite his age, despite, you know, the overwhelming amount of touches

that he's already had in his career. And the lack of a competent offensive line in

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