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We're breaking down all the biggest moves in NFL free agency so far, talking about Travis' latest trip abroad, what Jason's been up to in his first week since retirement and so much more!
But first, Jason and Travis react to the news that they won "Podcast of the Year" and "Best Ensemble" at the 2024 iHeart Podcast Awards (1:56). The guys also talk about their upcoming trip back home to the University of Cincinnati (5:12). Stay tuned for more details!
Then we check out some fan mentions, first from Drew Brees who announced he's sponsoring 13 scholarships for walk-ons in honor of Jason's 13 NFL seasons (8:14). We also got a shout out from "Forged in Fire" judge Doug Marcaida who invited us to the forge (10:39)!
Next, we get into Travis' latest trip abroad to Singapore (31:03) and what Jason has been up to since officially deciding to hang 'em up, including becoming Beau Allen's personal Uber driver (36:40).
And lastly, we get into all the biggest moves from the start of free agency, beginning with Russell Wilson's decision to sign with the Steelers and Kirk Cousins signing a huge deal with the Falcons (41:04). We then talk about all the Chiefs roster moves so far, including Chris Jones' record big pay day (47:33). Jason then weighs in on the news coming out of Philadelphia, highlighting Fletcher Cox's retirement and the Eagles signing Saquon Barkley (59:36)! We wrap things up by talking about some of the most surprising moves and all the running backs that have new homes in 2024 (01:15:10).
We will be back with more New Heights every Wednesday during the offseason so make sure you're subscribed to our YouTube Channel and wherever you get your podcasts so you don't miss a single episode and follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok for all the best moments from the show.
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