What is up, Dolfans, and welcome to the Draft Time podcast.

I am your host, Travis Wingfield, and on today's show, the labor of love over the last month of learning about the free agent and draft prospects has come

to a head for a fun exercise as we take a comprehensive look back at all the work we did

over those four or five weeks with a comprehensive offseason general primer.

I'll talk about what position groups offer what.

I'll rank them in terms of how your needs might stack up against what's available out there.

And we will finish it all with a fun game, the mock off season.

As you know, I do every single year here.

And, well, of course, we will update that as we go along from the Baptist Health Studios inside the Baptist Health Training Complex.

This is the drive time podcast.

So now that the offseason capsules are a wrap, what did we learn as this project began back on January 15th?

And even though it was a bit of a labor of love, I do love doing these series because

A, I think it's really good podcasting. That's what folks want this time of year, I think, but also

B, it really educates me to do my own show, to answer your questions on social, to do radio

hits and TV hits and other podcasts, just continuing my own

education. So what I wanted to do was kind of comprehensively look at each position group

with a general thought, discuss the strengths and weaknesses of what it could be out there

in free agency and the draft with our own internal review and then tell you how that might shape the offseason.

And, you know, what's funny between myself and crabs and the three yards per carry guys,

anybody else out there that does this like full time and has these exercises every single

off season, you know, we'll all have different ideas. And they'll all be wrong because you can't

forecast what teams will do. It happens every single year. But I don't think that makes the

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