Five down and two to go.

The Chiefs draft class is almost done.

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I'm right Tracy. This is Chris Clark. This is our 10th offseason that we are going into here on the show.

So welcome in today. We're going to cover some free agent

folly. What would we like to see? It may be a long shot. It may be not. What could go on?

That's coming up later in the show. And what we need to watch on Tuesday as OTAs actually start.

I know it feels like it's been a bit, but we're just about there. So as you enjoy your Memorial Day weekend, we'll give you something to think about for next Tuesday. I hope that you all have a great Memorial Day and stay safe out there with all the cookouts and everything that you're doing, because I know that's what I'm doing. And then we're going to start today with the rookie class. It is almost done. I feel like it's very, very close, and we're going to take a look

at the cap and what it all means, but everyone is signed except for the two first round picks,

obviously the only ones that really are not very, very straightforward. We've seen a little dip in the

cap, so that means that we at least are getting current updates. At least it feels like it to me.

How do you feel about what we're seeing in terms of the reports?

Well, I mean, you have everybody at the first round pick signed. And it's just a question now of how you can free up the cap space to sign said first round picks because that is

going to be something that they will need to do. So if I'm looking at cap space right now,

they're just under $5 million, about $5 million. And when you go look at the rookie pools,

the chiefs of Mansord Lane about

6 million

in cap space

Actually sorry I apologize

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