Great podcast for you today. Mike Sando, QB tier, some of the athletic 1-34. I can't

wait to do this. And the NBA open on how much cap space and draft picks can actually

really bump people out.

What's up everybody? A couple days removed, although normal schedule here, but it was a

weird schedule last week because you did like four NBA draft podcasts on the same day.

So I want to touch on a little of the free agency stuff that started up on Monday. I do

have a little draft stuff for you. And one of my favorite podcasts of the year, Mike

Sando from the athletic, his QB tiers. So that'll be the plan for today and some life advice

at the end.

I want to start with the draft, not because it's days later, but just a reminder. And

it's a bummer of reminder. I almost did it on draft night and I decided not to, but

it's kind of like, Hey, here's your new top 10 pick. Enjoy it because history tells

us recent history, especially is you shouldn't get that excited about it. Now I've said now

for years, especially when you look at like the back end of the first round, like when you

trade a guy's in expiring contract and you go, Oh, you know, they want to first, they want

to first, it's like, you know, do you think he's good? Is it give you a chance to really

play? Is he going to play off minutes? Is it going to be maybe even be on the floor to

close a game? Then give him a pick in the 20s who cares? Because when you look at the drop

off of actual real production, whatever your, your version of a win is as a player drafted

in the first round, there's just not a lot of wins in there. Yes, there are exceptions,

but you know, that's why you used to always laugh about all the media members that would

worship Sam Hinky for stockpiling second rounders. And you just like, do you go through

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