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JRS From JR Mahon's, Dublin: We're back, folks.

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Baltimore backed out of a Max Crosby trade at the 11th hour after saying yes.

1. Pro Football Ireland : The Irish NFL Podcast returns in Dublin with JR Mahans and a March 22 recording date. 2. Mike and Jeff Fulkerson host the conversation, and Jeff’s NFL roster-building background shapes the analysis. 3. The episode asks what changed across the NFL after the Super Bowl and how those moves affect the draft. 4. Jeff describes the league as defined by “constant change and constant upheaval” and says staying the same means falling behind. 5. Seattle’s “mass exodus” is used as an example of how winning a Super Bowl can trigger departures, contract moves, and staff rebuilds. 6. Green Bay’s three new coordinators show that even stable teams can look different in one offseason. 7. Kansas City’s addition of Kenneth Walker becomes the clearest roster move affecting both the offense and the draft board. 8. Jeff says the Chiefs needed a “bell cow back,” but he also notes Walker is not a great pass protector. 9. The Chiefs’ two first-round picks are framed as a chance to land “two day one starters.” 10. Jermod McCoy of Tennessee is discussed as a possible cornerback answer if his knee checks out. 11. Jeff explains that McCoy did not play his senior year because of a knee injury, but he has worked out for clubs and says he is healthy. 12. Mike Evans leaving Tampa Bay for the San Francisco 49ers is treated as a ring-chasing move by a player already viewed as a Hall of Famer. 13. Jeff says Kyle Shanahan now has a “big physical X receiver” for third downs and the red zone. 14. Brock Purdy is named as the quarterback who could benefit most from Evans’ arrival. 15. Denver’s approach is presented as a model of keeping its own free agents first, especially Alex Singleton and Stranod. 16. The Broncos’ Jalen Waddle trade is described as a dynamic speed upgrade that shifts them toward drafting the best player available. 17. The Max Crosby–Baltimore collapse is the most dramatic story, with Baltimore backing out at the “11th hour” over Crosby’s knee. 18. The hosts discuss the NFL’s eight-minute draft clock, and Jeff says it makes trades and pivots much harder during draft day. 19. The tone is conversational, local, and tactical, with Irish venue banter mixed with detailed NFL roster talk. 20. Listeners who follow draft boards, free agency, and AFC West moves will get the most value; casual fans of entertainment-only chat may skip it.

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