Crowning The 2026 Offseason Champions

25:06I thought it was good stuff. Yeah. I think Kubiak's higher is a big reason why I had them this high and people, including myself, were noting like that is not a good wide receiver group. Like they could use that second round pick Jack Besh from a year ago to play better this year. But you did not only get Linderbaum, they're probably starting Spencer Buford, who's from San Francisco at guard. And you drafted Trey Zune in the third round, another guard. They drafted a couple last year that they're going to try to develop as well. And you draft a pretty good tandem back, Mike Washington, with Gentry.

25:39So it was at all steps of the process, coach, free agency, and draft. Overall, I like what they did. We'll see about some of the free agents. They're all not going to work, but let's go. I think I made a great argument, and I am going to give myself a 9.5. Oh, yourself, not the Raiders. Yes, not the Raiders. A 9.5, also with the Spanish double exclamation points before and after. Nice. That's worth a little extra. I am going 9.4. Oh, wow. It's really hard to argue much with what the Raiders have done this offseason. Every piece of the offseason, from free agency to the draft, just made a lot of sense.

26:21By the way, they got a premier edge rusher back. Oh, my God. Okay, actually, we're changing the score. Unfortunately, that was such an important part of the argument that they ended up keeping Max Crosby in the end and that I didn't say it. I'm actually going to give a lower score now. To yourself. To myself. It's now 9.3. They got knocked down a couple. But that's a good point. I would rather have Max Crosby ultimately than those first-round picks. But it's close. But this team is better with Max Crosby. You know, I'm pretty shocked you forgot. He also is the classic double consonant to end his first name, Greg.

26:58Like, I thought you had a kind of... I had it written down. That is a big miss. Sometimes you just get lucky, and we'll see if that luck carries them to a good score from the back room. Yep, 9-4-5. Okay, wow. You can't be filled down when Fernando Mendoza is talking at a podium. Like, it's impossible. And then you got Kirk Cousins in the mix. They poached kind of two Ravens. Like, you know, like, I know the Max Crosby kind of fell through. It wasn't them necessarily taking him, but he fell back into like a refurbished relationship that looks way better than when he left. And it is going to be a great storyline too.

27:31Like the Max got traded and now to me, it's just a very WWE storyline, which helps. Oh, wow. They are real contenders here to be off-season champions. Let's take a quick break and we will come back with our final nominees who will be the off-season champion.

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31:32We're back here determining the 2026 offseason champion. Hey, Rams, like, didn't work out against the Seahawks those fourth quarters, huh? But you were our offseason champion last year. That's got to make you feel better. Because I'm a sicko and it really bothers me when NFL news happens that we don't talk about, and we have a daily show. I'm going to fly through a little bit of news quickly here. Not major signings. Tyrod Taylor is the new Packers backup quarterback. Shout out to Tyrod, still collecting checks. I hope Jordan Love doesn't get hurt at any point, but it would be kind of fun to see Tyrod in a meaningful moment for the Packers.

32:15They cut Desmond Ritter. Dante Fowler is added to the mix of the Seahawks pass rushers. I could see that working out well as a backup. He's been with Adan Dirty, the defensive coordinator, when they were in Dallas. I wonder what you think about this, Jordan. Alvin Kamara was on Teron Armstead's podcast, and a lot of people thought he was going to retire. I thought he was going to retire. He made it very clear that he was excited about the Travis Etienne signing and really sounded like he wants to play. So even if they set up his contract in a way that he could retire or they could cut him really painlessly, sounds like he at least wants to stay.

32:52Do you think the Saints want to keep him? I mean, he means so much to the fan base and to the city. I would imagine they would at least put their best foot forward to try to work something out. But if they thought he was retiring and maybe he's changed his mind. One of the things, though, that I like when teams long play or slow play a veteran who's sort of on the fence a little bit is the concept of giving that player enough time to miss football. And that could as simple as that be what's happening here and everything's resolved by training camp. if I'm Alvin Kamara though, and I know my impact and I know my, my meaning, uh, to the franchise overall, I would definitely try to get a little bit more money.

33:28Well, I think the only two options are he's either taking a pay cut to stay on the team, uh, and they threaten to cut him or they keep him at his current salary. Yeah. and we'll see, we'll see what they want to do. Anthony Richardson. We talked about him with Seth Payne on Monday. I know you, you missed that show as a, as a real deal. Seth called it out. Seth was like, where's, where are your cohosts? I'm a real deal Seth head, man. He missed you. We talked about Anthony Richardson. He is reporting to the Colts facility now and starting to work out with the team. Looks like he's staying at least for now.

34:00Skylar Thompson is a member of the Baltimore Ravens. LeJarius Sneed has been cleared of his serious assault charges that prevented him, I think, from signing with the team. We'll see if any team is interested. He did not play last year very well for the Titans. And then Big Dom got an extension for the Eagles. You know, our guy Alec Hallaby says so long and here's some more money for Big Dom. Just absorbed the money. Just absorbed the salary. All right, let's get back. Thank you. Thank you. Eric, appreciative that that was fast. Let's go to the Houston Texans. I spoiled it for you. I read your nomination out loud.

34:39I love the face you made when you realized it halfway through. I'm Ron Burgundy. Go ahead. Yeah, I'm going to nominate the Houston Texans. for offseason champions. It starts with the Will Anderson Jr. and Aziz Alshair extension. So locking up two core players who are the best players at their respective positions in football who are also huge parts of the team identity, re-signing another quality starter, Sheldon Rankins, extending Daniil Hunter for, you know, he's playing at such a high clip, just not sure how long that will keep going, but continuing to come to friendly terms with him on year-to-year deals.

35:15They just pay their guys that they like who fit what they want to do. I like that they kept both coaches. We will see. We still will see what year two of Nick Kaley as offensive coordinator looks like, but I really like that they kept Matt Burke, their defensive coordinator, had a little head coaching buzz, a tiny amount of head coaching buzz this offseason. D 'Amico Ryans really, I think, manages those guys very, very well now in his shifted role a little bit of someone who's not necessarily calling plays, but a part of every piece of the building. They had their fans worried at the start of the season.

35:49I think I sent you and Patrick some funny social media posts that I saw of some of the panic that was happening from Texans fans because they were very sort of slow and meticulous with the way that they changed parts of their offensive line, but bringing in Keelan Rutledge and I'm going to try the bet. She we woo. There you go. Via the draft could actually be contributors for them right away. I love that they added David Montgomery to the Woody Marks, you know, sort of run game package. I like that they added Reed Blankenship as well in free agency to the Kalen Bullock, you know, and Jalen Petrie combination.

36:26They had some injury and other issues, personnel issues at that number two safety spot last year. And this just is a simple solution for them who also clears up Jalen Petrie to do more of that really great work along the line of scrimmage. And that was sort of like star slash hybrid linebacker role. It's really, really hard to argue with any of the decisions that the Texans made this offseason. And I think it was really quietly because because not many people, I don't think people are talking about them enough. Really, really quietly. One of the best offseasons out of a team and their draft didn't get a ton of pop, but it was serviceable to what they actually did.

37:03needed to do filling in depth and also bringing in more reinforcements along their offensive line. It was very Casario coded. Yeah, I love that. I had I was surprised to see the Texans on this list. You're right. This is my favorite offseason. Oh, you did make the case in the two guys. They got Caitlin Rutledge, Caden McDonald. They're, you know, a guard who's just looked at a solid and Caden McDonald, who's kind of the final piece of just a run-stuffing nose tackle. They quietly were in the top eight to 10 in all the categories I've been talking about. Guarantees and first-year spending. They actually did spend more money, and that's not even counting the Will Anderson move.

37:44Another thing I like is the way they've handled the CJ Stroud struggles at the end of last year and how they've supported him publicly, but also clearly made it known that they're not going to talk about his contract this offseason, but they believe in him. I just think a clarity of thought in general for the whole offseason, and they got there in the end. I actually like what they did with their offensive line, Braden Smith, Wyatt Teller being added late for cheaper, maybe even a little more than what the Browns did. So you convinced me. I was a little skeptical, but I agree. Just icing on the cake here.

38:17I think they're also starting to face like a wealth at the receiver slash skill pass catcher position because they did extend Dalton Schultz, but then they kept adding at the position. But they also had those young receivers who developed last year. And then they're also, you know, it's Nico Collins. And then they also have people coming back from injury. Like I just, I think they're really sitting in a very, very good spot to maximize what's left of CJ Stroud's rookie contract. I love the argument. Let's hear it. Great. I am going to give an 8.9 pretty high I know my son is going to be listening to this with bated breath wanting to get the highest score here for his Texans Tank Dell returning that's not really something you get that much credit for but just overall their receivers room went from being like a couple of years ago two really good players and a bit of a question mark to now they've got like more guys than they know what to do with at this point.

39:17Also, I saw the quotes from the opposing GMs about the Will Anderson contract. The Texans didn't just reset the market. They blew it out of the water. I'm like, are other GMs this dumb? When you extend a guy who's on a fifth-year contract, it's a five-year contract. Them taking advantage and doing it early, his average for those five years is$33,$34 million. It's actually, I think, very team-friendly. and just they get caught up in the Schefter report of 150 over three. Like it's good for both sides, but the big advantage, that fifth year option signing early, just stupid. I love when you go on.

39:55It didn't reset the market. I honestly am starting to be sick of the, here's what executives around the league think about things article. Don't need them. They're usually not that smart. Just makes me seem, think less of them. It's like, it's always like the most average takes. So if you're going to be that average, put your name on it. Come on the show. Yeah. Come on the show. Sorry. I said that the Texans were my favorite offseason. I'm going to prove it here. I'm giving a 9.6. This will be the highest grade unless Greg can convince me otherwise. For a team that I give this offseason, it's just I like their process.

40:32I love that they didn't lose anybody that would make them worse. I like that they added players that can take them from an A to an A plus in a lot of places. And I like the quarterback. I think it was a blip last year. Okay. Eric, they got a chance to go into first place here. Oh, sorry. Seven, five guys. It's a stay of the course off season. I don't think they, like Jordan said, they didn't get worse. They're very much going to beat the crap out of you on defense. They pushed the CJ Stroud down the road. David Montgomery hater. It was kind of work. I literally just told Chris, I like David Montgomery, but again, is David Montgomery really moving the needle for you guys?

41:09He's a good locker room guy. I have another score I'm actually going to give Eric only a 5.5 for speaking before he pulled the microphone yeah that's rough hey guys I'm done with a cold thing over here I'm trying not to breathe all up on the mic that's very thoughtful do you see this here I'm going to mute you that was great Eric I like you guys standing on the table I have one last team to nominate I think it's a really strong nomination It's the Tennessee Titans. And now here's the thing. I don't agree with every single move that they made this offseason, but I like the process of it sounds like it's easy to do, just throwing money at your problems.

41:53But it was the right thing for them to do this offseason. And when you look at the balance of players, these are players that are mostly young. Jermaine Johnson thought that trade was a major win. They know Tavondre Sweat. He's been in the building. They don't want Tavondre Sweat, who's even younger. Jermaine Johnson's going to help you out. Cordell Flott, he's an NFL cornerback. Alante Taylor, he's an NFL slot cornerback. Those guys are overpaid, no question. But they're coming into their second contract. I like it. Same thing with Wandale. I think Wandale Robinson, all these guys, they're not totally breaking the bank, but they're upgrading where you need them.

42:33Jonathan Franklin Myers was a little bit of an overpay pay and an older guy, but again, a familiarity with Salah. And that's where I, this, they put me over the top for nominated them. I do like that. They got rid of Chad Brinker. I, you know, I, I made front of the Titans a little bit for changing their plan every year, but ultimately I think Borgonzi's vision vision with Salah and getting Brian Dayball, who's been in the league a long time and can run an offense. And, and it's also an assistant general manager here, apparently. Considering all the options that they had, I think it was like a BB plus for the management coach, everything.

43:15It could have gone a lot worse. Arizona. And that's why, like I trust Salah a little bit with some guys that I weren't as high on in the draft in terms of Kedrick Falk. And then who's the linebacker Hill in the second round, Anthony Hill. I think he's a perfect. Right. I think here's the thing. now that he's with Salah, those two guys, I actually think he has visions for these guys. It all fits. They kept Calvin Ridley. Overall, they are just a better team by a decent amount, and I'm kind of buying this vision of the Titans. Well, it's similar to a couple of years ago. Thank you, Titans fans. It's so good.

43:53It's similar to a couple of years ago when the Panthers at least attempted to overpay on a couple of positions in free agency to try to like re-level set. And then also you have to do that to be competitive initially in a new coaching regime. Often you do not inherit like a crap load of draft picks. You often do inherit like some salary cap room or at least you shed a lot of people to make room for new players who are veterans who can level set the rest of your roster. They did that. I mean, you can absolutely argue overpays for a lot of these players, but they did exactly what they set out and intended to do, which was lift the floor of their roster, as all of these rebuilding teams do, and try to put better players around Cam Ward.

44:41And I don't think the overpays were even that dramatic. It's just the new NFL. Wandale Robinson making$18 million a year sounds crazy. He's a productive starter. In two years' time, that's going to be the minimum for any third receiver. It already is pretty close to it. they did spend the most amount of money. And so, yeah, when I think of offseason champions, second in guarantees and first in first year. When I think of offseason champion, it's not always a compliment. And so I do think it's teams like the Titans who just went a little wild with it and kept us talking. I think it's what they needed to do.

45:17Jordan, let's start with you. Oh, only seven. Seven point zero. I don't know why you didn't like my argument. It's not personal to you, Greg. It is personal to me. No, I like it. And again, you know, some of our listeners, I'm sure, like, why are they all getting, you know, relatively higher scores? This is the best of. Oh, yeah. We're nominating the best off seasons of the year. I think it was really solid. And I can't continue to use this word overuse it on this show, especially it was competent. It looked competent. It was creditable. It was creditable, as we've loved to say about the Titans in one way or another, at least on defense.

45:50I like also the sort of experiment that's happening here where they're going to bring in two former head coaches in sort of retread roles. Although Dable obviously being the offensive coordinator, two really big personalities. So far, though, it's worked out in a way where you can see why it makes sense, where they've each kind of gone after their own players and say, hey, we can fit them on a roster together. Here's what we know about Robert Sala. He's not going to solve your offense. 8.4 is my score. Self-love is important. I think I really made a convincing argument. No, they would have been number two on my list, I believe.

46:28I mean, that's why I nominated them. I guess the Raiders by score is my number one. Eric, what do you got? Yeah, we're going seven as well. Yeah, I was very much in the same boat as Jordan was just saying. I like Robert Sala. I like Brian Dayball. Maybe it's my Josh Allen roots with him. But, yeah, you get two guys. Both know what they're doing. and go fix whatever the hell has been going on there for the last decade. Hey, they had a successful coach, Mike Rabel, there for a while. They might be enjoying Patriots offseason, too, from afar. Let's talk about your final nomination, Jordan. Don't say it.

47:08I don't even know who it is. I am nominating the New York Jets as one of our offseason. Oh, no, they were. Come on. You had to have the Jets in there. I thought I thought hard about that. I like when Eric hits a drop that just is like it cracks me up. A lot of this is because I really like their draft. They had a lot of picks to use. They have a lot of rebuilding to do. And I can see the vision that they're trying to build with. They brought in a couple of great weapons in the draft and Kenyon Sadiq and Omar Cooper Jr. for your guy, Geno Smith. um Gino Smith really excels with players who are zone beaters specifically who can create after the catch I like the idea of Kenyon Sadiq in line with Mason Taylor together with this offensive line I also like the thought of either of those players detached from the stack as skill players as well in compliment to to the guys they already had on the our guy they already had on the roster um this as I've said ad nauseum about our offseason winners here this was all about a combination of a team that needs to raise the floor and raise the competence level and the identity of its team with veteran players, which they went and did in some ways in free agency, but then also by stockpiling these draft picks and trading out guys who weren't necessarily going to be with them for the long term, and then also drafting to complement.

48:27So they might have contributions this season. You know, Jetsby reporters are thinking from all eight picks could have an actual spot here with a dozen or so new starters in total. and then you replace the veterans, especially with guys who you are going to draft over the next couple of years. You could see this plan start to be in place. I do like that they kept relative continuity. Aaron Glenn, it was a really rocky year for him last season, but they went about committing to players who you could see were fits for him. And I also am sort of pandering to you a little bit because your favorite player was drafted.

49:02Gino helped. Gino helped. I thought about it very strongly. D 'Angelo Pons is also a new Jet now. He's one of my favorites. I'm pandering to Greg a little bit. Big swings, big misses in my mind, but it made me think hard. I think you deserve an applause here. For some reason, Chris Babona is on the mic now. We ready here? So I think that... I don't get applause? Yeah, she never got any applause. I need more validation than Greg does. Let's be honest. We switched producer chairs and now... Yeah, thank you. Now Eric's doing a ton of stuff. Thank you.

49:38Just a little more. Just keep it going. Just a little bit longer. Let's keep going. Yeah, this is all I have, you guys. It's all I have. Well, I'm ready for your score, Chris. Let's hear it. We can talk a little more. I'm going nine. Wow. I think it was a very, very strong offseason. And I think two of my favorite parts were, number one, I think David Bailey over Arbel Reese is going to go down in history. Like, really, really. I think that is, like, one of the best picks of the draft. And then also just that they didn't even entertain the QB class of this year and are going in with Gino and then waiting for next year.

50:12I think that's a very good strategic point for them. I think that is a great point about that. They built an offense ready for that next quarterback and that they're set up. And that is kind of part of their offseason. They started the trade. I also think you going so hard. Bailey over Reese feels personal, like an attack on me when I've been the total opposite the whole time. And, um, and I'm going to knock you for that. I am going to give the jets a, you made a very persuasive case, but I'm going to give them a 7.7. Ultimately, I have to go with some of my first gut reactions to the free agency period, which was on Yamada.

50:58that's sweat. That's Vandre sweat trade. I kind of like for the other side, to Mario Davis, Minka Fitzpatrick, the combination of all those. We said at the time, it's guys. They are certainly going to be replacing in the next year or two. My concern is they might be replacing him in week four. That is, they, they just are bust essentially. And I, that, that could be wrong. And ultimately it's a little bit of lack of faith in their vision because I'm looking at it here. Their entire defense, other than Jamie and Sherwood was literally not on the roster when Aaron Glenn got there. And that's just a lot of turnover.

51:35And he hasn't shown me that he can kind of make it happen. So that's a little bit of a knock, but all of your second stage arguments in the draft and overall picture, I think makes sense. Yeah. I think too, you bring in a quarterback like Gino again to lift the floor of everything, but you certainly are not thinking that he is going to be your longterm. So people get lost in the sauce a little bit, seeing him and thinking, oh, maybe they're going to be really competitive. No, this is a rebuild. And the reason that they've got floor raising veteran players in there is because they are going to be drafting in volume over the next two seasons, including this one and replacing players with their draft picks.

52:12But they have to feel the rational team. I tell you what, I'm giving them an 8.3. I'm not going to go 8.3 wins, but I am going to go over five and a half wins. I think already. I know that. Yeah. That often will be competitive. They will be competitive. That offensive Gino plays well is a competitive offense. I actually have more questions about the defense. You can rebuild and earn a little respect in the process. That's what I think they're doing here. Trying to, I'm glad you gave them some love. No, cause they, I liked Chris's point about the, uh, getting this entire ecosystem ready for a quarterback as well.

52:45And I like him going so hard at Bailey. I, when I'm going back at you, Chris, that's just my, that's my love language. I like that you went so hard at it because I really haven't heard that take a ton either. For a number two overall pick, people should be getting more excited. Get excited. We definitely have to clip it because our takes on this show live forever in posterity. Especially the ones we're right about. The final Jets score will be somewhere in the 24s, which is good, but it's only going to be good enough for third place. The second best offseason was another Jordan nomination. It's the Houston Texans.

53:22But the offseason champions are the Las Vegas Raiders. They did it. They did it. Wow. We are out on a limb here. I mean, last year it was the Rams. An already successful team. But we had the Patriots, and look what happened to them as number two. So this year we got Raiders-Texans. I'm doing the math in my head for the Jets. I believe the Jets finished third, and then it was very close between the final three teams, but the 49ers, Titans, and Giants in that order. I think this is a good list. It's an honor just to be nominated. This exercise was really instructive for me because I did not see a ton of room between the top couple teams, and I did like those New York teams.

54:14And then I think there was a lot of teams that had good off-seasons, except for one little thing bothered me. Oh. For you, Greg. Jordan is holding up Greg with the number 10 next to it on her placard. What do we call these? I don't know. I mean, that's the nicest thing anyone said to me all week. And it was my anniversary. You know? Hey! I'll be here all week. We really will be. We've named the offseason champions. Let's hit the music. Congratulations to the Las Vegas Raiders. You finally did it. You won something. Let's go. You did make the playoffs a few years ago. Almost won that game, but not quite.

54:52Congratulations to the Raiders and their fans, and to Steven, and to John Spitek, if he's out there listening. We believe. And it definitely means that this is the most important thing of all to predict what you're going to do for the regular season. Yeah, this wasn't necessarily supposed to be predictive, but last year, since we nailed the first two and three out of the top four, I'm kind of viewing it that way. Now we're rooting extra hard for the Raiders. Like I said, I will be here all week. Wednesday's show is going to be really fun it's myself all the claymates and the claybonvivants out there will be excited because we're doing a mailbag so check out my prompt on Instagram and Twitter and bluesky send us your questions and we will be answering them on Wednesday's show we'll see you then, congratulations to the Las Vegas Raiders

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