Michigan State HC Tom Izzo, NFL Free Agency, Myles Garrett Re-Signs And Geno Smith Traded, Who's Back And Monday Reading

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What major NFL free agency moves happened this weekend?

Hank 2:25
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Big Cat 2:52
It's the start of the legal tampering window.
Hank 2:54
We got NFL news. We've got conference championship week. We've got NBA drama, both on and off the court. We have sports. A lot of sports. Let's start with NFL because it is the official league. The tampering window has opened even though there's been a ton of deals.
Big Cat 3:14
Well, it's interesting because there's a lot of guys that are deciding not to test the free agent market. Correct. And re-signing with their teams that they were going to be leaving. But they're doing that before they were legally allowed to be tampered with. Correct. Which is very interesting just to point out.

Why did Myles Garrett stay with the Browns?

Hank 3:28
That is. So, yeah, let's start with the NFL. The biggest story, I would say, is Miles Garrett is staying put. So Miles Garrett, who said, who mockingly said, because his GM, Andrew Barry, was quoted saying the goal was never to, or sorry, he said that we envisioned him going from Cleveland to Canton when his career is over, talking about Miles Garrett wanting to keep him as a Brown player. And then Miles Garrett, a couple days after that, said the goal was never to go from Cleveland to Canton. It has always been to compete for and win a Super Bowl. He wanted to go to a championship contender. And then there was a material change to the tune of $123 million guaranteed. Four-year deal averaging $40 million a year. Everybody's got a price.
Big Cat 4:16
I think the Browns just show that they are committed to winning. The Browns football organization is one that is putting their best foot forward, trying to deliver a championship. And Miles Garrett said, you know what? Now I believe you. I think that we're actually going to do it. And step number one towards committing to a championship is to pay Miles Garrett a shitload of money.

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