NFL Teams' Bold Cuts Flood Free Agent Market

0:00It's March 5th for the NFL. Let's get into it, follow and subscribe for more team news every day. NFL teams are racing to get under the salary cap as the new league year nears. They're releasing players to free up space, which floods the free agent market with talent. These moves don't affect the compensatory pick formula, making them smart for teams looking to rebuild without penalties. A few squads have made bold cuts already. The cardinals let go of quarterback Kyler Murray, Atlanta parted with Kirk Cousins at quarterback and Darno Munia, a wide receiver. The dolphins release star Tyree Kill along with a couple other receivers and Lyman. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the ribble effects. Players like these get surprised second chances elsewhere, while teams avoid long-term commitments. It shakes up the offseason, potentially reshaping contenders, and opening doors for underdogs. Kansas City cut tackle Jawan Taylor and defensive in Michael Dana. The Vikings released running back Aaron Jones in two defensive Lyman.

1:01New England moved on from wider receivers to fond digs and running back Antonio Gibson. More cuts are coming in the next few days. Expect the market to heat up fast with these veterans drawing bids from across the league. Keep an eye on how it all plays out. A quick thank you to our sponsor of today's episode.