Hello, everybody. Welcome into the OBR film breakdown. I'm your host, Jake Burns, here with co-host Andrew Spade.

Once again, we're going to go through our second day of NFL free A. everybody welcome into the obr film breakdown i'm your host jake burns here with co-host andrew spade once

again we're going to go through our second day of NFL free agency which is obviously not as

exciting as the first day but the browns as we presumed would happen were a bit more active overall

here in the second day so a busy day not quite as busy collectively but we're going to break down everything the Browns have done.

Andrew, what's up, man?

How are you?

I'm good, Jake.

This NFL free agency, I'm just looking for a little bit of like a reality check here.

Is it feel to me like I remember a decade ago, the way that it used to work was that the top free agents would almost invariably sign first.

And it was almost like dominoes where once the top free agents would almost invariably sign first. And it was almost

like dominoes, where once the top available tight end signed, then they would kind of go in order

almost. I don't remember as often in years past, especially like a while ago, where big and

small deals would get consummated simultaneously.

Like there are teams that have added a half dozen to 10 players,

and it feels like a lot of them are role players on very small contracts.

I just don't, I don't, I feel like that isn't how this used to work.

I wonder if there's a level of quicker communication than there used to be,

whereas guys are a little more spread out in representation.

So maybe in a world where, you know, agents maybe go from like one agent, then, you know, then that agent's talking to the next team.

And maybe that was a little bit of why it was.

I don't know.

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