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Speaker 1: I am Paul Charchy and co host today is Ryan Johnson.
Speaker 1: What's up charge. I am happy to report I was
Speaker 1: not pulled over on the way over here today the
Speaker 1: last time. That's all right, exactly. I gotta I got
Speaker 1: a parking ticket since we talked last. They still get
Speaker 1: those out, they do, and you know it's you know,
Speaker 1: they used the electronic app for the parking spots in
Speaker 1: Minneapolis downtown Minneapolis. So I'd set it for two hours
Speaker 1: and I'm at a concert and then I can feel
Speaker 1: my phone buzz after two hours, which is it notifying me, Hey,
Speaker 1: your time is out? Do you want to re up it?
Speaker 1: But the act that I'm seeing had the lead singer
Speaker 1: and said we're gonna play two more songs. So I'm like,
Speaker 1: I'm asking it. Yeah, came out bang ticket right there,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, you must have just written it, because
Speaker 1: it was it was like ten twelve minutes later, House
Speaker 1: always wins hot sees. How much does a parking ticket
Speaker 1: go for these days? You know, I'm not positive. Ye
Speaker 1: I haven't paid it yet, but I'm bracing for like
Speaker 1: eighty five bucks, which is my it's my hunch as
Speaker 1: to what it will cost. Can I tell you a
Speaker 1: quick parking ticket story? Uh? So it's the off season.
Speaker 1: I hate to admit this, but uh, I grew up
Speaker 1: in New Jersey. So summertimes in New Jersey go to
Speaker 1: the ocean, of course, and so people yeah, no, I
Speaker 1: would go there. That basically hell it was then, and
Speaker 1: it was. It's not the nicer part of the shore
Speaker 1: in my opinion anyway. What people would do, and I
Speaker 1: may have done it once, is uh all the good.
Speaker 1: You see someone with a parking ticket, you take that
Speaker 1: and you call it on your car. It always like
Speaker 1: a nine. They weren't. Really that's sneaky, you know. I
Speaker 1: think something did it to me. So that's how I
Speaker 1: learned about them, Like, well, I gotta gotta you gotta
Speaker 1: pay it forward. Is that pay you forward? Is that
Speaker 1: paying it backwards? Question? Think you're paying that backwards. But
Speaker 1: there's my penance. I got it off my chest with them. Wow,
Speaker 1: so somebody took your ticket, moved it onto their car.
Speaker 1: You don't even know you got the ticket. Then you
Speaker 1: get pulled over two years later like you got an
Speaker 1: outstanding ward for your rest likething about this. I hope
Speaker 1: that guy's not listening to it would be funny if
Speaker 1: somebody was. If you were that guy that got a
Speaker 1: ticket that you didn't know about on the Jersey Shore,
Speaker 1: like ten years ago, twenty years ago. Brian Johnson good
Speaker 1: t x J. A lot of Brian Johnson's out there,
Speaker 1: thankfully exactly. Today's topic is what we are calling aloe
Speaker 1: Vera players. These are guys who burned you last year,
Speaker 1: but now we believe they're there. You're gonna smooth it
Speaker 1: over cooling effects of these ala Vera players, guys who
Speaker 1: burned you last year, but we're gonna rebound from the
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Speaker 1: I've got five, you've got four, so I will go first,
Speaker 1: begin at the quarterback position, and Derek Carr he burned
Speaker 1: you last year. He was a quarterback thirteen, which actually
Speaker 1: was about where he was drafted and maybe even little
Speaker 1: higher than where he was drafted. But he only had
Speaker 1: the twenty three touchdowns. That's very Teddy Bridgewater and you know,
Speaker 1: for comparison, Taylor Heinek and twenty in a partial season,
Speaker 1: Derek Card twenty three. But the reason I'm very optimistic
Speaker 1: he threw the fifth most passes last year and had
Speaker 1: the fifth most yards. They had almost a five thousand
Speaker 1: yard passing season, Brian and of course obviously the new weapons. Right,
Speaker 1: So I mean last year he managed to get the
Speaker 1: fifth most yards out of Hunter Renfroze, A Jones and
Speaker 1: Brian Edwards missing his top two weapons and Foster Moreau
Speaker 1: tight end for a lot of the year, and yet
Speaker 1: he was still able to get to the fifth most yards.
Speaker 1: So now he gets Davante Adams, the league's most prolific
Speaker 1: scoring receiver. And I think the touchdowns jumped from twenty
Speaker 1: three to what do you think for for Derek Carr?
Speaker 1: Where can that touchdown? We all everybody thinks the touchdowns
Speaker 1: are gonna go up? How far up? I said a
Speaker 1: conservative floor at thirty five. But he has forty plus
Speaker 1: upside for sure if I think they remains healthy, right, yeah,
Speaker 1: And he does have forty upside the way the way
Speaker 1: Renfroe came on and like he said, Davante Adams now
Speaker 1: Derren Bawlers healthy. Yeah, I mean it's Enyan Drake. I
Speaker 1: know he's not nearly his lethal weapon, but he missed
Speaker 1: most of last year. He's a great receiving back. So yeah,
Speaker 1: they all stay healthy. So even if Cars somehow doesn't
Speaker 1: have even with all these new weapons, let's just say
Speaker 1: he's still has the fifth most yards passing. I don't
Speaker 1: need that to change. I just need the touchdowns to change.
Speaker 1: And I think he gets into the mid thirties and
Speaker 1: that turns it into what should be closer to QB
Speaker 1: five Q'B six this year for Derek carr Our first
Speaker 1: alo vera player. Who do you have next? I'm going
Speaker 1: wide receiver? And Alan Robinson who finished like wide receiver
Speaker 1: one hundred last year. Just a brutal season for Robinson
Speaker 1: with the Bears. He did miss five games, but he
Speaker 1: played in twelve. That's enough to uh qualify him which
Speaker 1: she should not be receiver one hundred on twelve games
Speaker 1: played as a starting receiver in the NFL and just
Speaker 1: sixties six targets in those twelve games. That's five and
Speaker 1: a half per game. Uh. It was just again just
Speaker 1: a bad, bad year for a rob But you know
Speaker 1: who else was bad the Bears from top to bottom,
Speaker 1: from that naggy to the quarterback situation. Whether there's Andy
Speaker 1: Dalton justin fields in his rookie year. But Robinson doesn't
Speaker 1: have to worry about that anymore because now he is
Speaker 1: on the Rams where he'll jump right in as l
Speaker 1: a's second wide receiver alongside Cooper Cup. Of course, Robert
Speaker 1: Woods now in Tennessee Odell Beckham on the men from
Speaker 1: the torn Achilles or a c L I didn't recall
Speaker 1: at the top of my head. He might. He might
Speaker 1: even be resigned by the Rams, So he's of no
Speaker 1: concern here. Uh So, Woods and Beckham they combined for
Speaker 1: one hundred and seventeen targets last year, basically splitting that
Speaker 1: time and a half. Yet, and uh I think that's
Speaker 1: a safe estimate for for Alan Robinson. Will you give
Speaker 1: him a hundred seventeen targets? He ought to be able
Speaker 1: to catch seventy five to eighty of those targets and
Speaker 1: now it's game on for Robinson. That puts him into
Speaker 1: the thousand yard territory. Yeah, Robert Woods was wide receiver
Speaker 1: twelve in weeks one through nine before he was injured.
Speaker 1: Then from weeks twelve to the end of the season,
Speaker 1: after Odell Beckham was traded to the Rams. He was
Speaker 1: wide receiver thirteen, so I would not have guessed he
Speaker 1: was quite that high. Robinson, he does turn twenty nine
Speaker 1: in August, but he has some gas left in the tank.
Speaker 1: And you know he's excited because he has never played
Speaker 1: with a quarterback anywhere near the level of Matthew Staffords.
Speaker 1: He's gonna be like, what is this spiral that's coming
Speaker 1: my way? Oh my god, it's right in the numbers.
Speaker 1: What do I do to be psyched? I'm excited for
Speaker 1: him because he's an elite talent. It was still is.
Speaker 1: I think there's an outside chance maybe even outproduces teammate
Speaker 1: Cooper Cup this year. Who knows. I think he has
Speaker 1: that potential. I mean, I don't know. I didn't do that.
Speaker 1: I'm one based on ADP. I mean, you're you know
Speaker 1: Cooper Cup. He's like, yeahs going off the board in
Speaker 1: the first five picks of if it's super flexed. Maybe
Speaker 1: a little bit later, but yeah, one quarterback leaves and
Speaker 1: Robinson is, uh going fourth round now. He was like
Speaker 1: ninth round before the trade. So if you're drafting early
Speaker 1: like me and scooping up robins and you're you're feeling
Speaker 1: pretty good. My next alo Vera player is Kenny Golladay,
Speaker 1: who Dave Getleman's departing gift to Giants fans was Golladay's
Speaker 1: horrific contract, counting seventy one million over four years, and
Speaker 1: he was brutal last year. In fact, the last two
Speaker 1: years have been tough. Two years ago in Detroit it
Speaker 1: was just a lost season due to injury. But last
Speaker 1: year Ken Golladay only missed three games and somehow finished
Speaker 1: as wide receiver eight six with zero touchdowns, scored zero
Speaker 1: who he only had one game over sixty four yards
Speaker 1: and none topping fifty three yards after Week four. It's
Speaker 1: just Golladay was unstartable, as it turned out, for most
Speaker 1: of the season. So why will he get any better?
Speaker 1: For Golliday, we've established that he burned you last year.
Speaker 1: How will he be an al o Vera player. Well, first,
Speaker 1: he's gonna roll into this year fully healthy, unlike last year.
Speaker 1: He rolled into last year hurt and he played like
Speaker 1: somebody who was playing hurt all year long. Golladay has
Speaker 1: got the history of the soft tissue injuries let's just
Speaker 1: hope that doesn't come back, but he will be healthy.
Speaker 1: At this point, he's gets a presumed massive upgrade in
Speaker 1: coaching from Joe Judge and Jason Garrett to Brian Dable,
Speaker 1: who's obviously been able to get great years out of
Speaker 1: wide receivers like Stefan dig former Bill's offensive course An. Yet, yes,
Speaker 1: and Kenny Golliday is a good receiver. I mean, there's
Speaker 1: only two seasons removed from a twelve hundred yard eleven
Speaker 1: touchdown season on a three win Lions team, So it's
Speaker 1: only Colliday is suddenly a bad receiver. And he's still young,
Speaker 1: by the way, So there's if you believe Golliday is
Speaker 1: still can be a good player who's now healthy, and
Speaker 1: that this offense is going to get better with better coaching,
Speaker 1: there's a ton of upside for Kenny Golladay. I agree,
Speaker 1: And uh, you know what, why don't we just stay
Speaker 1: with the New York Football Giants Because he was gonna say,
Speaker 1: but I know where you're going with on my list.
Speaker 1: You finished outside uh the top running backs, probably maybe
Speaker 1: even outside the top thirty forty. A lot went wrong
Speaker 1: for him, but really it was it was his first
Speaker 1: year off the form a c L and usually running
Speaker 1: backs take two years to return to form, so that
Speaker 1: would be that would be this year. And he also
Speaker 1: did get injured last year, but it's not like it
Speaker 1: wasn't his knee and it's not like he's injury prone.
Speaker 1: It was a fluke stepped on his own teammates ankle
Speaker 1: on a run and so high sprain Dingdom and le.
Speaker 1: Let's not forget the team he played for. The Giants
Speaker 1: were a disaster with Dave Gettleman in charge and Sean
Speaker 1: Payton is the offensive coordinator. Just just a nightmare Payton,
Speaker 1: But that's okay. He was on the o C. Sean Payton,
Speaker 1: the old head coach for the Saints. No, well, my
Speaker 1: Jason Garrett, they're both very dislikable in my mind. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: Jason Garrett, that brain fart there. But the old line
Speaker 1: was brutal for the Giants. But they did address that
Speaker 1: in the draft. They took tackle Evan Neal with the
Speaker 1: seventh overall pick. Like that guard Joshua Easy, you do
Speaker 1: think I got that right with the sixty seven overall
Speaker 1: pick in the third round, and uh, like you said,
Speaker 1: new head coach Brian Dable very offensive minded and uh,
Speaker 1: Barkley says he feels good. I believe him. I think
Speaker 1: he's gonna go into this season at and uh, they
Speaker 1: need to showcase him because they again they pretty much
Speaker 1: put all the all the chips in the middle of
Speaker 1: the table when they drafted him sech second overall four
Speaker 1: years and no real competition for carries there in New York,
Speaker 1: the only guy, so they didn't draft any notable rookies. Uh,
Speaker 1: it came on. I think he catches a lot of
Speaker 1: passes this year, and that's where I think he's going
Speaker 1: to be a very safe PPR player, Say Kwon Barkley.
Speaker 1: This year, he was with you, you know, early best
Speaker 1: Ball drafts going mid late third. Now he's creeping up
Speaker 1: mid early second. And I think we might see him
Speaker 1: one spectacular to run in a preseason game. And he's
Speaker 1: like right back in that spectacular runs. Let's be clear
Speaker 1: about this, sa Kwon Barkley, who we haven't seen a
Speaker 1: spectacular run in two years. You gotta go back three seasons.
Speaker 1: But his first year year and a half in the league,
Speaker 1: he was the closest thing to Barry Sanders I've seen
Speaker 1: since Barry Sanders and They'll never be another Barry Sanders,
Speaker 1: but he was as elusive and dynamic as any running
Speaker 1: back we've seen. He ran away with Rookie of the
Speaker 1: Year his rookie season. He was awesome. And while I
Speaker 1: don't know that will ever be that again after all
Speaker 1: of these injuries, but even if he's like of that,
Speaker 1: he'd still be a special back in this league. And
Speaker 1: let's just hope healthy now Saqwan Barkley can go back
Speaker 1: to being that player. He is our fourth Alivera player.
Speaker 1: Let's move on to the next al Overa player, and
Speaker 1: that is Miles Sanders. Do we call this the A
Speaker 1: V Club? Oh? I got you now, the A V
Speaker 1: I'd like it. I like it. Miles Sanders. He burned
Speaker 1: people last year by somehow managers scores zero touchdowns on
Speaker 1: sixty touches, which is not good. H He scored six
Speaker 1: times the year before that on almost identical touches, And
Speaker 1: let me just explain the difference that six touchdowns make.
Speaker 1: He had almost identical touches and yards two seasons ago
Speaker 1: to what he had last year. But because he did
Speaker 1: not score last year, he was RB forty four with
Speaker 1: just the six touchdowns, which isn't that much. He was
Speaker 1: RB twenty two the year before that, again on a
Speaker 1: on almost identical touches and yards. So Sanders has it
Speaker 1: in him to be a good back running back worthy
Speaker 1: of twenty two. Uh Now, last year, Jordan Howard and
Speaker 1: Boston Scott combined for twenty carries inside the five. Jordan
Speaker 1: Howard's not on the team, and Boston Scott is one
Speaker 1: of the most unlikely goal linebacks I've ever seen. He's
Speaker 1: five ft two, He's just just such a little guy.
Speaker 1: You just it seems like that's not a role that
Speaker 1: he's going to be able to be consistently good in.
Speaker 1: Although I'll say he converted his twelve inside the five
Speaker 1: carries into six touchdowns, which is a good conversion rate
Speaker 1: you're looking for on those inside the five carries, and
Speaker 1: Sanders did get six touches from inside the five and
Speaker 1: didn't score any. So part is worrying, But it doesn't
Speaker 1: mean that Sanders can't score. He almost has to score
Speaker 1: more touchdowns, and touchdowns are coming. I'm not sitting he
Speaker 1: gonna sit here and say it's gonna get ten touchdowns.
Speaker 1: I just wanted to get back to six touchdowns again
Speaker 1: and keep doing all the other stuff that he had done.
Speaker 1: Kenneth Gainwell did not look like a threat last year.
Speaker 1: Boston Scott's only gonna siphon off so much work. Still
Speaker 1: like Miles Sanders as a aloe Vera player. One other
Speaker 1: thing Sanders has going for him is it is his
Speaker 1: contract year and he's not a guarantee to get resigned
Speaker 1: by Philly, and he might get that. DeMarco Murray run
Speaker 1: him into the ground treatment, take that, get the most
Speaker 1: usage he can out of him, then kick him to
Speaker 1: the curb. Who is your next aloe Vera player? I'm
Speaker 1: going seedee lamb Who I love this finished wide receiver
Speaker 1: twenty in PPR last year. That's not bad, but it's
Speaker 1: not great and people were expecting great. But uh he
Speaker 1: was competing uh for targets with the Marii Cooper, Michael Gallup,
Speaker 1: Cedric Wilson, Dalton Schultz. Now I was of right now
Speaker 1: and likely to start the season. Schultz is the only
Speaker 1: one of those guys left to compete UH targets. UH.
Speaker 1: Marii Cooper is now in Cleveland, Michael Gallup very unlikely
Speaker 1: to be ready week one, Cedric Wilson in Miami. Uh
Speaker 1: so at wide receiver. We're just looking at James Washington
Speaker 1: right now and rookie Jaln Tilbert, who I like. But
Speaker 1: they're gonna feed Ceedee Lamb a whole lot more. And
Speaker 1: one thing I would love to see them do is
Speaker 1: increase his usage in the slot. He only took about
Speaker 1: a third of his snaps from the slot last year,
Speaker 1: but when he did, uh, I'm his biggest games came
Speaker 1: when he saw at least sixteen snaps from the slot.
Speaker 1: He had two touchdowns a hundred forty nine yards against
Speaker 1: the Patriots, two touchdowns ninety four yards against Atlanta, hundred
Speaker 1: and four yards in a touchdown against Tampa Bay. That's
Speaker 1: when he was seeing at least half of his snaps
Speaker 1: from the slot. And I think they're saying they planned
Speaker 1: to do that more, move him around more. So I
Speaker 1: think Seedee Lamb's sitting on a monster year wide receiver.
Speaker 1: One potential for sure, I've got him right now is
Speaker 1: my number four ranked wide receiver. I think that I
Speaker 1: think he could lead the league in targets Ceedee Lamb.
Speaker 1: Love him to bounce back into of way here in
Speaker 1: this is third season. Well, since you were talking about
Speaker 1: a Dallas wide receiver. Let me go to a former
Speaker 1: Dallas wide receiver, Amari Cooper, who burned people last year
Speaker 1: by playing hurt most of last season and his numbers
Speaker 1: plunged just sixty eight receptions for eight hundred fifty yards.
Speaker 1: He did have eight touchdowns, which which salvaged his season somewhat.
Speaker 1: You know, in Dallas, Amari Cooper was always a hit
Speaker 1: and miss fantasy producer. But you know, he's always been
Speaker 1: sharing a lot of targets with guys like Ceedee lamp Um.
Speaker 1: He's the only game in town in Cleveland he is competing,
Speaker 1: which if you can't hear those air quotes, assume they're there.
Speaker 1: Um for targets with Donovan People's Jones, David Bell, and
Speaker 1: Anthony Schwartz. That's it. There is no number one receiver
Speaker 1: that has less competition across the whole league for balls
Speaker 1: than Amari Cooper will have. He is so much better
Speaker 1: than every receiver on the Browns. It's, you know, unless
Speaker 1: David Bell turns out to be amazing in his rookie season, um,
Speaker 1: and unless David and Joeku just like explodes, and maybe
Speaker 1: he will. They paid him like he should, but he's
Speaker 1: never done anything to suggest that he'll take a lot
Speaker 1: of balls away from Mary Cooper. So I love Cooper here,
Speaker 1: I wish his quarterback was situation was a little bit
Speaker 1: more settled. But let's remember Jecobie Pricette was able to
Speaker 1: feed Jalen Waddle last year for a town of targets,
Speaker 1: and so while they may not be the best targets
Speaker 1: in the world just by sheer quantity, I think Amari
Speaker 1: Cooper sitting on a very good year and we know
Speaker 1: that he can be a very good and talented receiver. Agreed,
Speaker 1: Let's go to your final al o Vera player. All right,
Speaker 1: I'm going back to Uh. Well, you were talking about
Speaker 1: an Eagle before, and I've got one for you. It's
Speaker 1: Dallas Goddard, who finished tight end eight last year, which
Speaker 1: wasn't awful, but he was kind of just it was
Speaker 1: a big difference between the top five guys, even if
Speaker 1: you're eight, nine ten. People were expecting a little more
Speaker 1: from him. But uh again, last year, zach Ertz was
Speaker 1: an Eagle for about half the season, and after he
Speaker 1: was traded to Arizona. That should have theoretically helped god Heart,
Speaker 1: but it also threw a wrench in that offense. I
Speaker 1: think because they were kind of like a two tight
Speaker 1: end system with only one viable wide receiver who was
Speaker 1: a rookie, and that's DeVante Smith. Uh of course, and
Speaker 1: Goddart never saw a heavy volume at all, just seventies
Speaker 1: six targets all year. He was also often banged up,
Speaker 1: missed two games and just looked like he was playing
Speaker 1: hurt the majority of them. But he'll be healthy again
Speaker 1: going to the season. There are definitely viable wide receivers
Speaker 1: now with A. J. Brown and Devonte Smith going to
Speaker 1: his second year. I'm in on Jalen Hurts. I think
Speaker 1: he's passing one proof and he he's bulked up big time.
Speaker 1: By the way, you just see the recent picture of
Speaker 1: I don't know if I want that in my quarterback though.
Speaker 1: Do you want he was at quarterback? I got, I got.
Speaker 1: I got big aspirations for Jalen Hurts, But anyway, I
Speaker 1: also have big aspirations for Dallas Goddard. I think he's
Speaker 1: got top five potential. All the metrics were there for
Speaker 1: him last year despite the little I mean, the low volume,
Speaker 1: but all the metrics were there. He averaged two point
Speaker 1: two points per target in PPR leagues. That is great.
Speaker 1: He was second in yards per reception at fourteen point
Speaker 1: nine among all tight ends. He was first in yards
Speaker 1: per route run. He led all tight ends and completed
Speaker 1: air yards per target. So Alice Goddard kind of burned
Speaker 1: you last year. It would be very soothing informer this season,
Speaker 1: our final al o Vera player Brian is Kareem Hunt. Uh,
Speaker 1: in and out of the lineup, hurt healthy, hurt healthy,
Speaker 1: hurt healthy, kind of like the same teams but probably
Speaker 1: probably um but and by the way, finishes RB forty
Speaker 1: six last year. Uh. And I think there are a
Speaker 1: lot of people that did get burned by Kareem Hunt
Speaker 1: last season. It's who started, by the way first, like
Speaker 1: five games he was great. He had like five touchdowns
Speaker 1: in five games, and you know, it looked it looked
Speaker 1: like it was gonna be a really nice season for Honda.
Speaker 1: Then they'll just you know, inconsistent play. I don't think
Speaker 1: he scored again after those five games and uh, and
Speaker 1: then the injuries mounted. But he averaged a very solid
Speaker 1: thirteen PPR points per game last year. The receiving always
Speaker 1: helps him, and he ran for just under five yards
Speaker 1: per carry four point nine yards per carry and a
Speaker 1: whopping three and a half yards after contact. For Kareem Hunt,
Speaker 1: he runs behind one of the league's best offensive lines.
Speaker 1: Is PFF grade puts him at a tie at seventeen
Speaker 1: among qualified runners, which is pretty good. It's a contract
Speaker 1: here for Kareem Hunt, so he'll be playing with a
Speaker 1: head of steam as he tries to get paid again.
Speaker 1: And while some people have raised the possibility that he
Speaker 1: could get cut, and I think we should address that
Speaker 1: because they would save six and a half a million
Speaker 1: if they cut him. Uh and Dearness Johnson is sort
Speaker 1: of like a Kareem Hunt light and maybe they really
Speaker 1: like him, so I guess there's a possibility of that.
Speaker 1: But you know, I just think Kareem Hunt brings a
Speaker 1: lot to the table, especially from a PPR standpoint, because
Speaker 1: he is good for those you know, three or four catches.
Speaker 1: They even throw inside the ten yard line, inside the
Speaker 1: red zone to cream Hunt a fair amount. And if
Speaker 1: he does get cut, I mean wherever he ends up,
Speaker 1: what if it's like Houston, like that would be yeah, ideal.
Speaker 1: It really as much as Damian pierces my he's one
Speaker 1: of my favorite sleepers that I still think they would
Speaker 1: probably give hunting starting job over Damon Piters, but who knows.
Speaker 1: I think you're right there. You go alo vera players.
Speaker 1: Nine players that can bring you a soothing sense of
Speaker 1: relief from last year's burning that they each gave you.
Speaker 1: We like all of these guys, Brian, thank you, appreciate
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