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Mike Ginnitti & Scott Allen discuss the big NFL moves of the week, including Aaron Rodgers in, Davante Adams out. How the Raiders big offseason shuffle appears to be 100% calculated. And why the NFL might never be the same after these latest transactions. Plus, MLB Free Agency has now poured in over $3.1B of new signings.

Mike Ginnitti discusses Aaron Rodgers contract details, Von Millers terms in Buffalo, plus overall team moves for the Chargers, Jaguars, & Cardinals. Plus, Kris Bryant to the Rockies, a new contender in the AL East, & how the Nationals are stepping up their offer to Juan Soto.

Tom Bradys un-retirement adds a new wrinkle to the NFC, and brings to light new questions surrounding his current, and likely new contract in Tampa Bay. Plus, Kirk Cousins has done it again - contractually speaking. And, Deshaun Watsons market appears to be refining itself.

Our thoughts on the best & worst additions or omissions surrounding MLBs newly ratified CBA, including minimum salaries, expanded playoffs, & the draft process. Plus, Carson Wentzs move to Washington isnt surprising, but his contract situation is. And, Khalil Mack becomes the latest piece of evidence that the Chargers may be

Breaking down the football & business angles of the Russell Wilson trade to Denver, including how the Broncos might handle his next contract. Plus, whats next for the Seahawks, why the Mike Williams contract is already beautiful, and quick evaluations for notable NFL free agents who didnt receive a tag.

With the March 8th deadline to slap a tag on an NFL player just hours away, a breakdown of 10 players prominently inline to get one, the projected cost, and what a potential multi-year extension would look like. Plus, Scott Allen follows up on his

The MLB & MLBPA may seem far apart on their current CBA offers, but are the items on the table even primed to solve the financial problems in the game? Scott Allen & Mike Ginnitti discuss why both sides need to consider structure & rules to the money in baseball, not unlike how the NBA is currently operating (and thriving).