Eric Edholm

I know we got better through this phase.

I'll apologize.

I can kind of barely hear you guys, so I'll try to do my best to work through it.

I did hear part of the question about the power rankings there.

If it has to do with the rankings, obviously some of it reflects what the Bears and other teams have done in free agency to this point, but also the fact that it's a new season.

The last set of rankings I did were kind of wrapping up 2025, and now we're resetting the books.

For instance, I think I had the Ravens going up like nine spots and all

had a fight off a angry mob on X or Twitter or whatever we're calling it these days.

And, you know, look, guys, they do get Lamar Jackson back, you know.

So the point is, you know, I know some of the ups and down, the movement that people saw kind of confused some folks, but I was sort of resetting the decks a little bit there.

And, you know, obviously the Bears have lost some pieces.

They've added some as well.

They're not done yet.

it's just a reflection of where we are right now.

Some teams will be busier than others in the draft, obviously, but it's a different kind of anger than you get in November, December, something like that.

Yeah, no, I mean, obviously filling, you know, need spots there and, and, you know, Kobe coming off a championship and Devin Bush kind of reinventing his career, not reinventing, but, you know, reviving his career a little bit.

The one move I didn't love is Garrett Bradbury.

And I understand that the center market was, was tricky this year.

There were, you know, there was Tyler Linder bombs resetting the market in a way that we haven't seen at a position in a while of 27 million per year compared to

I don't know, 13 or 14 for the next highest-paid center.