Hello, Dolphins Talk Nation and welcome to another episode. Today I have joining me for my second

interview ever this season. So excited to have him back, Tom Pellisero, NFL Network Insider.

You can follow him on Twitter at Tom Pelliserro and you can catch him on NFL Network weekdays at 7 p.m.

Eastern. Tom, welcome back. How are you? Thank you very much.

All as well. If there is a lull in the calendar, it's right now, although it's a very, very short one.

29 days till the NFL draft as we record this. And after that, man, that's that's the, that's the glory time of year.

Well, I see you on TV almost every day.

So this is a lull for you.

I mean, kudos on that.

News-wise, news-wise.

After one of the most frantic free agency frenzies that we've ever had.

And obviously, the Dolphins spice things up in the second week of the new league year as well. Yeah, it calms a little bit. League meeting next week, draft in Pittsburgh after that, which should be a ton of fun. We'll be out there live all week on NFL Network. Can't wait for that week. Well, we have a lot of exciting things to talk about. This is a whole new Dolphins team since you and I spoke last season. And so we'll get into kind of the beginning of how this all started. You know, Troy Aikman came on and he said recently he's going to continue to work with this Dolphins front office, helping to build out this regime and this team. But his role doesn't seem to be defined.

And we know the situation with Tom Brady, part owner of the Raiders, working for Fox.

Do you think the NFL is going to look into this Aikman arrangement with Miami and prevent him

from meeting with teams in production meetings or any thoughts on that?

It's a valid question.

It's not one that I've explored deeply.

Trey Aikman is on the crown jewel of the NFL broadcasting calendar every year.

I mean, Monday night football does not get any bigger than that.

You know, the questions that you would have to be asked is how involved is he? I mean, let's, let's,

let's be very clear here. Troy Eichmann is not running the dolphins. He is not, you know, as Mark

Davis has said, Tom Brady is running, you know, helping run the football operation of the Raiders

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