Quarterback Questions and Franchise Tags | GM Street (Ep. 238)

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🗓️ 22 February 2018

⏱️ 46 minutes

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The Ringer's Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier discuss the top quarterbacks in the 2018 NFL draft (3:25), Jarvis Landry's franchise tag (29:10), and the Carolina Panther's new regime (40:15). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Today's episode of GM Street is brought to you by theringer.com.
0:03.7	Yes, that is a website and yes, it is out there and it exists.
0:07.0	And one thing you should check out there is Danny Kelly,
0:10.0	friend of the podcast, your NFL franchise tag primer.
0:13.0	We're going to talk a lot about franchise tags on the podcast today,
0:15.7	but go check that out. Danny Kelly wrote that up a couple days ago.
0:19.1	Franchise tag primer on theringer.com.
0:21.3	Also, be sure to check out one training podcast with Mark Titus and myself.
0:25.7	We'll be back on Friday to talk about the recent updates
0:29.1	in the FBI case with the NCAA.
0:31.2	But first, it is time for GM Street.
0:38.6	Welcome to GM Street part of the ringer podcast network.
0:41.5	It is February 21st.
0:43.0	It is Wednesday afternoon and I am joined by Mr. Michael Lombardi.
0:46.0	Lombardi, how you doing?
0:46.9	Take Franchise, I couldn't be better.
0:48.4	I'm happy one week, had a nice week, you know.
0:51.4	Good, dud, but turn the book in.
0:53.2	Wow.
0:53.6	Turn the book in, that felt good.
0:55.6	What's that saying?
0:56.4	Monkeys off your back?
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