Tuesday edition of Pro Football Talk Live.

For the last time ever, I say NBC Sports Radio. Well, I'll say it again later in the program, but NBCSN. As of tomorrow, the show is NBCSN only. Chris, it needs nothing to you. But here's where it will be improved for those who watch the show on NBCSN. The brakes will be a lot smoother. They will be fewer. They will be farther between. It won't be clunky. It won't be stops and starts.

We'll be on a TV clock, not the radio clock. And as I've established throughout the course of the last hour since the last day of the radio show, the radio clock sucks. It always has. It always will. The TV clock, much better. Good morning, Chris. How are you? Good morning. They will be nice. What I'm really more concerned about what are you good morning they will be nice um what

i'm really more concerned about what are you going to do you're not going to start like the radio

show at six a m eastern you're going to have all this time how much are how much are you going to be

off your routine what's this going to be like this is a major curveball in your life i'm i'm ready

for it the fact that i get to sleep anywhere from 45 minutes to an hour longer is on the plus side. But of course, what's going to happen is I'm going to end up staying up another 45 minutes to an hour later every night. So it's going to be a wash at the end of the day. And look, I think at this time, and I said I wasn't going to do this during the TV show because the TV audience doesn't care because it doesn't affect the TV audience.

But that first hour, I want to be available for the people who have this as part of their routine at this time.

So I'm going to be doing, I think, more PFTPM podcast that people can listen to in that hour that they would be listening to the radio show.

So basically it's going to be two

hours instead of three for now, for now. And then I'll pick up an hour later in the day that

hopefully people can listen to the next morning if I have the discipline to do that, Chris.

But sometimes I do. And sometimes I do not. Well, just don't be late for the show tomorrow.

Okay. Antonio Brown, make sure you get here on time. Oh, I would love it. I would love it. It'd be even better than you being late at the combine two years ago. If you were late in your own house, like that, there's just no excuse for that. So that would be, yes, major ridiculing embarrassment. I would never let you live that down. It's funny. I woke up at 514 this morning. I set the alarm for 515. And I thought it said

544 because of the picture of my dog in the background, there was just enough white from her

fur that made it look like a 544. And it's like, oh, my God, I'm, I've overslept on the last day

of the radio show, but I didn't. All right, let's move on to why we're here. We're here to talk

football. And there is some football to talk. And Field Yates of ESPN.com had access to all of the official NFL management council salary

cap number.

Somebody gave those to him yesterday.

He posted them on Twitter.

And the team with the lowest amount of cap space.

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