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He is, believe it or not, given that Twitter handle, actually Alan says actually Alan says Lowski Alan what hell's going on

brother always good to be sitting in the co-pilot chair man thanks for having me on and uh it's been an

interesting uh 72 hours of uh legal tampering right yeah well and that's what we're here to discuss

can to talk over some of these initial moves i figured we we had to just kind of quickly just record a quick pod.

And I'll get this up on YouTube after we get done recording.

Who knows?

By then, I'll try and keep Twitter up and just maybe something will happen while we're here on the pod.

But we'll try our best to kind of get everybody caught up and sort of see how our fallout,

fantasy-wise, goes for some of these guys.

I guess just going from, I guess, the bet, you know, let's not go team by team.

Let's just look at it by sort of by player and talk about these situations.

Judging by the, judging by the dollars on these deals, probably the two biggest are offensive

linemen, Joe Thune and Corey Lindley, Joe Thuney going from the Patriots to the Kansas City

Chiefs, who clearly have a big need along the offensive line. I think they'll probably

keep addressing that. Corey Lindley goes to the Los Angeles

Chargers from the Green Bay Packers. Maybe that's a good segue to saying, look, Corey Lindsay got

$62.5 million. He average is $12.5 million per year. He's guaranteed a total of 26 million, 17 million

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