Adam Schefter

That's what I think.

But we'll see how it all plays out.

You know, those are some compelling names and some players that can help some rosters.

And we're past the compensatory draft pick period, so now these players can sign with these teams and teams don't have to worry about how it will impact their future compensatory draft pick.

So I would imagine you'll see some of these guys fall into place here.

As you mentioned, Njoku visiting the Chargers.

We had Juwan Jennings kicking off with the Vikings last week.

These guys have waited for their number.

And the number in May is not going to be as attractive as they would like.

That's the issue.

So at what point do we get to a spot where the players say, OK, I'm willing to live with what they're offering.

I'm comfortable enough with what's on the table to accept an offer to move forward.

And I think that's the process that all these players, some big name players who could provide some real production are now going through.

And all these guys will get jobs by and large, I think, before training camp.

But it'll come in drips and drabs is the way I would imagine it.

Kyle, I'm glad you asked that question before I had to go save the universe.

Because to me, this is a really compelling storyline here that's going to play out here in the next few weeks.

If his eligibility is not restored, and I don't know that it will be, there's a real possibility that he will then try to enter the supplemental draft.

And the last time I think a player has been picked...

in the NFL supplemental draft was in 2019.