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We're back.

Free agency is sort of over, or at least the primary part of it is.

It's time to hand out some grades, talk about some impact signing, some impact

and non-signings, and then really start looking forward to the draft.

So this is Matt Sagner here with Roncott Jr.

As always, Ron, how are you feeling about the Chiefs offseason so far?

Yeah, I think it's not the most exciting offseason ever we've ever seen in Chief's history,

but it's the one I'm feeling good about just in terms of how they've shaped the roster and got

themselves positioned for the draft where, you know, we've seen Veach be aggressive in the draft.

We've seen Veach, you know, find, you know, blue chips and, you know, make moves to get the right guys.

So I think they really set themselves up to be aggressive in the draft.

So that's a fun part of it.

But yeah, let's look back and kind of see exactly what they've done this offseason

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