Breaking down the shifting passing game landscapes around the NFL from free agency.

That's what we're going to talk about today.

I'm stealing bananas.

Gretsch you can find stealing signals over at banggash.s.com. With me as always is Sean Siegel. You can find all of his fantastic work at Rodevis, including the awesome rookie guide that is out. I saw that part two is dropping, maybe even by the time you're listening to this podcast. Very, very soon. A lot of awesome work there. Sean, you talked about it on our last episode when we were returned from a bit of a hiatus. We broke down the running backs from free agency. Definitely, if you like this episode, haven't heard that one, go back and listen to that a lot of discussion about the running backs. There's still so much more to talk about. We weren't able to hit on every name in the hour plus that we did on it.

But you talked a little bit about the rookie guide as well in that show

and how you have written a little more for it than past iterations.

So that's awesome.

For anyone who is a huge fan of Sean Siegel's analysis as everyone who listens to this podcast

is and so definitely something to check out and pick up but yeah today's Sean we're going to talk

about the the passing games in free agency we are mean, first, thanks for those kind words there.

It was a lot of fun to work on the guide.

It is out.

We'd love you to grab it.

It's 20 bucks for all three volumes.

Ben, the, I mean, we had a good time even just before the show here talking about the

quarterback moves because in a similar fashion,

but like a much more exaggerated fashion to the running back situation,

which one of the things was interesting about the running backs is,

I mean, you mentioned these really cool like five team or five player chains

as they're essentially swapping one guy for the next.

And how in some of those cases,

it didn't seem like the move necessarily made sense.

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