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Speaker 1: receivers when we come back. Yo, my forty time is
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Speaker 1: getting ready for the draft. I am excited. I got
Speaker 1: my boy Corey parts in the Fantasy Executive in here.
Speaker 1: You know, Corey, this is a passing league, right, So
Speaker 1: let's talk about some of these wide receivers. And and
Speaker 1: here's the interesting part for me. You got a little
Speaker 1: something depending on what you like. You know, you got
Speaker 1: the big prototypical X receiver, the outside guy and Mike Williams.
Speaker 1: And you got the guy who can quote unquote take
Speaker 1: the top off the defense. You know, he almost won
Speaker 1: an Island, got himself a Nike deal, which I think
Speaker 1: is just as good in John Ross. And then you
Speaker 1: got you know who I actually think will when it's
Speaker 1: all said and done, be the best wide receiver of
Speaker 1: the three. And Corey Davis. They're questioning his competition out
Speaker 1: of Western Michigan. But this guy is a baller. One
Speaker 1: fumble in two hundred and sixties, six catches he has
Speaker 1: in his three year career. This is a like more
Speaker 1: of a possession, technical skill guy, good with his hands.
Speaker 1: You love them all, you love them all. I know
Speaker 1: you know you've seen a double move though, yes, the
Speaker 1: move is bananas. You know what I'm saying. This double
Speaker 1: move competes with some of the best in the NFL
Speaker 1: playing right now, excellent rock everything you want in a
Speaker 1: number one wide receiver. Corey Davis brings that to the table.
Speaker 1: I know a team that can use the number one
Speaker 1: wide receiver and will make them a very, very very
Speaker 1: fantasy friendly team. I know a few ones. Let's play
Speaker 1: a little guests game. See Titans took the words right
Speaker 1: out of Marcus Mariota. You you put a weapon like
Speaker 1: this and that, and you put them in a weapon
Speaker 1: like this with that exotic smash you want to do
Speaker 1: run the football. We've seen Rashad Matthews flash not even
Speaker 1: flashy pop. Last year especially, we saw flashes of Taj Shaw.
Speaker 1: Now you're gonna truth number one than Corey Davis. I
Speaker 1: think it's a no brainer. But they're talking about trading
Speaker 1: out pick, moving down and all this. They need to
Speaker 1: come away one of these wide receivers for fantasy football.
Speaker 1: So here's my question for you. Okay, Tennessee, they got
Speaker 1: you know, their draft rich, right, So they got five
Speaker 1: and they got a team. Can they keep on trying
Speaker 1: to go down even accumulate more because I know a
Speaker 1: lot of people want that five spot. A lot of
Speaker 1: teams think they need to hop ahead of the J E. T.
Speaker 1: S just to try and get maybe a Mitch. Don't
Speaker 1: call me Mitch, it is Mitchell Trabinsky. So what if
Speaker 1: Tennessee does go down, do you think that some of
Speaker 1: these whiteouts might still be there in the low teams
Speaker 1: at eighteen? I still like that still thing. They have
Speaker 1: a good chance to get that white out at the
Speaker 1: eighteen and they do decide to move down, stock Powers
Speaker 1: and Pigs listen to guy like Mike Williams. Still love him. Also, Mike.
Speaker 1: When I when I watched Mike Williams on tape, he
Speaker 1: was downstairs in the control room, down there kicking it,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying, trying to figure it out
Speaker 1: before the game. Before the game, I said the game.
Speaker 1: That's okay, we're talking about practice. But I say the
Speaker 1: game because I'm so I feel like I'm about to play.
Speaker 1: You feel what I'm saying. I'm saying. You said it
Speaker 1: was like Christmas morning. We are hyped here Rock and
Speaker 1: Riley's Studio thirty four. It's about to get ugly. So
Speaker 1: here's the thing with Tennessee Titans. Right, So even if
Speaker 1: you move down, maybe your guy is not doing Corey Davis.
Speaker 1: But Mike Williams, when I see what I'm saying. When
Speaker 1: I see him play, I think he might as well
Speaker 1: score a touchdown and throw up the X because he
Speaker 1: looks like Des Bryant. Did you see did you see
Speaker 1: that National Championship game when they needed him those last
Speaker 1: couple of drives, it was Mike Williams. Mike Williams all day,
Speaker 1: Mike Williams. I actually think Mike Williams might even be
Speaker 1: a better fit in that offense. I want that red
Speaker 1: zone target, that big bodied wide receiver exactly to give
Speaker 1: Mariota a little bit of a stretch and yo, big
Speaker 1: shout out in Tennessee real quick. In Jackson, Tennessee. We're
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Speaker 1: d E F, and of course in Nashville, Tennessee. Chi Yo,
Speaker 1: let me ask you this. I got another team that
Speaker 1: I think could be viable and looking at wide receiver
Speaker 1: also in that teen teen range. That's the Baltimore Ravens.
Speaker 1: Steve Smith losing Kamar Aiken, who on the low was
Speaker 1: a serviceable dude in NFL football, maybe not in fantasy football.
Speaker 1: Could you see the Ravens looking for a past catcher,
Speaker 1: maybe one of these three guys in their first roue. Okay,
Speaker 1: so let's talk about Joe flock. Some of the things
Speaker 1: that we know about Joe Flocco. So this is what
Speaker 1: we know about John Clocko September through December. What decent
Speaker 1: not somebody you want to roster in fantasy. You know
Speaker 1: what you also know about Joe Flacco? Man bet on himself.
Speaker 1: And one when we get to January and he has
Speaker 1: to go to Foxboro, He's gonna put his neck on
Speaker 1: your throat. That's right. He gotta go to Denver. He
Speaker 1: gonna put his neck on your throat. He wanta put
Speaker 1: his neck on your throat. You know what else he does?
Speaker 1: Throw the deep ball, burden anybody in the game. Somebody
Speaker 1: like John Ross. Pop the top on the defense, pop
Speaker 1: the lid. Open up that running game, you know, that
Speaker 1: short passing game that Joe Flacco likes. Yes, this season,
Speaker 1: more confidence in the knee, more trust than the old line,
Speaker 1: more time in the pocket. We see them yards per
Speaker 1: a temp go up and a guy like John Ross
Speaker 1: and get that done. So I do like one of
Speaker 1: these big white receivers with the Baltimore Ravens used to
Speaker 1: be the coach. There's another true, true middle of the night,
Speaker 1: and he took everything. It took, the marching band, the uniforms,
Speaker 1: all of that. I was like, why are they doing
Speaker 1: this to Baltimore. Let me ask you this. I got
Speaker 1: another team. I got another team even in that division. Okay,
Speaker 1: you got a J. Green out there in Cincinnati. Okay, ye,
Speaker 1: sure sure. Now. I have been calling the Cincinnati Bengals
Speaker 1: a fool gayze the entire off season for losing not
Speaker 1: one but two of their starting offensive linemen. Tough hurting
Speaker 1: the red rifle, Andy Dalton. Could you see them trying
Speaker 1: to get maybe a guy on the opposite side of
Speaker 1: a J. Green at that nine pick, because it could
Speaker 1: a guy like Corey Davis find a home in Ohio
Speaker 1: that way. I mean, I think they could go in
Speaker 1: that direction. I really don't think so. I listen, I
Speaker 1: just look at that. The de franchisees, just like they
Speaker 1: may turn out the first Trondal, the guests, they have
Speaker 1: to pay nobody. That's really what their thing is. They're
Speaker 1: stuck in the mediocrity. You know what I'm saying. You got,
Speaker 1: you got, you got, you got, you got the red rifle.
Speaker 1: Stuck in mediocrity, qualified for the playoffs. They go in
Speaker 1: there get bounced in the first round. That's not fair.
Speaker 1: You make your fans come sitting at CO Stadium in
Speaker 1: January to lose playoff games. It's not right. I think
Speaker 1: marm and Lewis need to go. The whole thing needs
Speaker 1: to say step. But I feel you, I feel you.
Speaker 1: Check this out. I am so happy that I had
Speaker 1: the Fantasy executive. I have a little surprise. I had
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Speaker 1: check this out. You had a surprise. It's not that serious.
Speaker 1: I mean, although you never know. Here at Rock and
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Speaker 1: in here. We'll talk about that during the break. But
Speaker 1: here's what I want to ask you about. YO. Sometimes
Speaker 1: these white house they're bringing there, they're bringing their entourages
Speaker 1: with them to the draft. And so Corey Davis, okay,
Speaker 1: he had his sister around. She's she's at the draft. Okay.
Speaker 1: We had a nice little interview and people were asking her, YO,
Speaker 1: if you're doing if your brother makes it big, you know,
Speaker 1: what do you want? Maybe a house of car No, no, no,
Speaker 1: check this out. Okay, Donnie Burns, we got that clip
Speaker 1: for us with uh with with the sister and all
Speaker 1: the home girls. Yeah, yes, I am his oldest sister. Yeah,
Speaker 1: well your congratulations, thank you. He's about to be a
Speaker 1: millionaire overnight. He definitely lovely ladies. These are yeah, this
Speaker 1: is that cousin cousin. Yes, because t is my best friend, Kiki.
Speaker 1: I'm the oldest list. There's seven of us, the big check.
Speaker 1: They're gonna start rolling. Okay, now we're gonna find out
Speaker 1: what happens looking at your little brother for your little
Speaker 1: Brooks girl. You know what, what have you? I asked
Speaker 1: you to much whatever you want to give me, that's fine, whatever.
Speaker 1: It's not even that that I'm looking for something. I'm
Speaker 1: just proud of him. We're gonna you know what I'm like,
Speaker 1: it's a you know what I'm saying, like he made man.
Speaker 1: Look that's beautiful. But you're not looking for like a car,
Speaker 1: like like like anything anything to protecting. She wants you
Speaker 1: want to buy, she wants to get at the car,
Speaker 1: the house. She wants a fake moody. What don't you
Speaker 1: think about fantasy executive? What you think about that? When
Speaker 1: I when I heard the voice, I was like, I
Speaker 1: think I got a number in my phone right right.
Speaker 1: But you know you can't that your son played football
Speaker 1: and Snoop Dogg joint. You know what I'm saying, hard work, dedication,
Speaker 1: all of that good stuff, and you want you want
Speaker 1: him to send you to dr Miami to get the
Speaker 1: fake think at the fake boot. I'm saying, you know,
Speaker 1: now that's now they're rich and that's what they gotta
Speaker 1: go for. Then you shouldn't play that should We talked
Speaker 1: about the top three. We talked about the top three.
Speaker 1: Are there any sleepers out there? Are there any other
Speaker 1: white outs on the board that you think could come
Speaker 1: in personally? I like Juju Smith Schuster coming out of USC.
Speaker 1: This is a guy who was one of the top recruits,
Speaker 1: looked like he was on pace and even be a
Speaker 1: Heisman candidate. They switched offensive schemes, a lot of transition
Speaker 1: with the head coach at USC over the last couple
Speaker 1: of years, change quarterbacks and schemes mid year. I think
Speaker 1: this guy could be solid. Now Juju on that beat.
Speaker 1: I wish you would Juju on that beat. I like
Speaker 1: Cooper Cup also coming out of Eastern Washington. I think
Speaker 1: he's a couple of you know, not not the holy
Speaker 1: Trinity of wide receiverents that we have in this in
Speaker 1: this draft class right here, some day two guys, day
Speaker 1: mainly Day two guys. That that that thing. We could definitely
Speaker 1: see some make some noise, uh in the NFL. I'm
Speaker 1: just we got to do better. We got to do better, thing,
Speaker 1: spitting statistician, we got to do better, better than who
Speaker 1: And I'm just saying the video that audio is still
Speaker 1: stuck in my mind. Fair enough, you go to find out.
Speaker 1: So here's what we do. We go back. When we
Speaker 1: go back, we're gonna get into some of these quarterbacks. Okay,
Speaker 1: we're gonna get into these quarterbacks. Fantasy Executive, spitting Statistician.
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Speaker 1: You know what it is. It's your boy, Dame Martinez
Speaker 1: a k A. Speeds Ak to Spitting Statistician, and you're
Speaker 1: listening live to the Fantasy Freestyle here on the Fantasy
Speaker 1: Sports Radio Network. I got my boy, the Fantasy Executive
Speaker 1: with me and we were just breaking down some of
Speaker 1: the wide receivers. Corey still got Corey Davis in his mind.
Speaker 1: And check this out right now in our whole of
Speaker 1: the people, do think Corey Davids will have the best
Speaker 1: NFL career? Forty two percent Sat Mike Williams eleven percent,
Speaker 1: say John Ross, leaving three percent saying other. You know
Speaker 1: with the thing with John Ross says they look at
Speaker 1: him as the typical prototypical pop the top one defense,
Speaker 1: the Sean Jackson type player, but he has some more
Speaker 1: possession skills to his game after the catch. Absolutely unlike
Speaker 1: unlike say Ted Ginn, Unlike say Will Fuller, you know,
Speaker 1: who have the speed but with that but lack the hands.
Speaker 1: This guy could actually catt ball. He's got the hands
Speaker 1: as well. Big shout out. We want to give a
Speaker 1: shout out to in Michigan because we were talking Michigan,
Speaker 1: you know, big shout out Ferston Grand Rapids Michigan twelve
Speaker 1: thirty a m W T kg And also in Cadillac Michigan.
Speaker 1: You know what it is is here in the fantasy Freestyle.
Speaker 1: Now we're gonna keep it moving. We're Cadillac Michigan. I'm
Speaker 1: like no, it's gotta be. I'm thinking the Mayor Cadillac
Speaker 1: Michigan is probably like my uncle. Fair enough, let's see
Speaker 1: what we can do. Alright, let's keep it moving. Now,
Speaker 1: let's keep it moving. And so getting into these quarterbacks. Okay,
Speaker 1: first of all, I'm gonna tell you right now, this
Speaker 1: is not a franchise quarterback draft class. If I had
Speaker 1: to tell you something, I would tell you that the
Speaker 1: two hundred fifteen draft class Mariota and Winston was better.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking next year's draft class Rose and Darna will
Speaker 1: be better. I'm even thinking last year's class of Golf
Speaker 1: and Went went it's better. But do you think anybody
Speaker 1: in this class has franchise quarterback written all over them? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I think it's who I think. I think it's one
Speaker 1: for sure, and I think it could possibly be a second.
Speaker 1: The one for sure is my son in Clemson. I
Speaker 1: am man crushed on de Shaun Watson, and let's I
Speaker 1: don't talk to me about it. You want to talk
Speaker 1: to me about shuttles and in the route running and
Speaker 1: accuracy and this and that. Talk to me about winning
Speaker 1: football games. That's what quarterbacks supposed to do. Because when
Speaker 1: you're talking about a quarterback statistically. Oh that that's numbers,
Speaker 1: that's on paper. You know what the quarterbacks the NFL
Speaker 1: is supposed to do. Win DeShawn DeShawn Jackson not a winner.
Speaker 1: DeShawn Watson. We were talking off air, remember you you
Speaker 1: know obviously how he did over eight hundred yards passing
Speaker 1: in two games against what was the vaunted Alabama roll
Speaker 1: high defense. But let it not be forgotten that in
Speaker 1: the semifinals with Ohio State, we're talking about that secondary
Speaker 1: certainly looked like Dave was I um Latimore and another
Speaker 1: cornerback that we might talk about a little bit later on. Okay,
Speaker 1: but so I even know, yeah, that's pretty good. Second,
Speaker 1: so let me ask you this. I agree. Listen, DeShawn
Speaker 1: Watson poise right, leadership all that because the face of
Speaker 1: a franchise. Here's the one thing that I am a
Speaker 1: little bit concerned. It's not about DeShawn Watson. It's about
Speaker 1: to be quite honest, all these quarterbacks coming out of
Speaker 1: the spread offenses right now where they don't even know
Speaker 1: how to call plays, they don't even know. You talked
Speaker 1: about the leadership. DeShawn Watson has never had to with
Speaker 1: ten other men around him, look them in the eye
Speaker 1: and spit out the verbiage of a play and communicate
Speaker 1: that back. I saw on John Gruden's like QB camp
Speaker 1: he literally was getting choked up saying a play because
Speaker 1: he's used to he's used to those signals, you know,
Speaker 1: that sort of thing, and he has some inaccuracy. None
Speaker 1: of that scares you. Most notably this communication issue. This
Speaker 1: communication issue, you see, This is this is why I'm
Speaker 1: so like disgusted with the Cleveland Browns. I don't know
Speaker 1: if this Trabinsky thing is true, if it's going to happen,
Speaker 1: But that's that's what Hugh Jackson is there for. Sure,
Speaker 1: that's what staff is there for. That's what the that's
Speaker 1: what the coaches staff did. But that's what the o
Speaker 1: C is there for. That's what the QB coaches there for.
Speaker 1: Developed the offense. Don't don't don't make Deshaun Watson coming
Speaker 1: to the game and play your wax system. Okay, what
Speaker 1: he does, Taylor it to what he does well and
Speaker 1: he will be a winner and on the next level.
Speaker 1: See these coaches is like Phil Jackson with a stupid
Speaker 1: trying triangle. So it's too much ego and macheese knowing
Speaker 1: we're gonna do it my way. No, you drafted Shawn Watson,
Speaker 1: you do it, then there you go right there. I
Speaker 1: don't see why that's not that why that can't be
Speaker 1: the deal. You got guys that's supposed to be able
Speaker 1: to develop young quarterbacks. You gotta Hugh Jackson, you have
Speaker 1: a Kyle Shanahan, you have all O'Brien. I mean that's
Speaker 1: what they said. Yeah, all right, all right, so let's
Speaker 1: keep it moving though. I mean, we talked about Rabinski.
Speaker 1: The fact listen, this guy is thirteen starts as a
Speaker 1: starter in what is a basketball school down in North Carolina,
Speaker 1: and in those five let me tell you something. This kid,
Speaker 1: I kid you not. This kid reminds me of the
Speaker 1: blame Gatherets of the world, of the Blake Bortles of
Speaker 1: the world. Of these guys. I also saw some some
Speaker 1: interviews with him. He seems a little aloof coming out
Speaker 1: of nowhere. I don't know, again, if he can be
Speaker 1: the leader of men. This has got to be some
Speaker 1: kind of practical joke with this, with this Trabinsky talk,
Speaker 1: I understand when you look at him right, natural feeling
Speaker 1: instincts in the post he has that polished past. The
Speaker 1: footworks and the mechanics are consistent. Of course, you got
Speaker 1: the quarterback, a good decision maker, he values the football,
Speaker 1: all things you want in the quarterback. But like, he's
Speaker 1: not Deshaun Watson. Sure, I don't think he's Shaun Watson either.
Speaker 1: And I know these guys we get up live between
Speaker 1: Mike Blue and Quin Fancy, we are going to talk
Speaker 1: about Mitchell Trabinsky, Mitch, you know, do not call him
Speaker 1: Mitch Trabinsky. Okay, but let's get my name of Mitchell.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna call him Mitchell. There you go, So let
Speaker 1: me ask you. There's another quarterback that is rising upboards
Speaker 1: very very quickly. There are now even reports that Mr
Speaker 1: Maholmes may find his way into the top ten. There
Speaker 1: are a lot there are a lot of quarterback needy teams,
Speaker 1: not just the obvious ones. Okay, obviously we talked about Houston,
Speaker 1: you talk about Cleveland, you talk about the J E.
Speaker 1: T S. But there are a lot of teams that
Speaker 1: have aging quarterbacks that are starting to think of the
Speaker 1: air apparent. Whether that's in not San Diego, but Los Angeles,
Speaker 1: whether that's in Arizona, and that's where I think could
Speaker 1: be a perfect situation for Mr Mahomes behind Carson Palmer
Speaker 1: with Bruce Arians grooming him up. What do you think?
Speaker 1: I agree with you more on that one, because I
Speaker 1: think Mahomes is a quarterback that you. I think my quarterback,
Speaker 1: my Homes is a quarterback that you grew him. I
Speaker 1: don't look at him as a guy that comes in
Speaker 1: and wins right from day one. He has what they like.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. He got the quarterback swag.
Speaker 1: He's got the bigod. You know, got the good time, big,
Speaker 1: good looking girlfriend and all of that swag. Where did
Speaker 1: that come? Ryan tan Hills A bump, That's what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: also from down there in Texas. Pretty playmaker. I love
Speaker 1: the swag. I love the play making ability. I like
Speaker 1: the fact that he wants it. You feel what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: When when the game was on the line, he put
Speaker 1: the football in his hand. He wants to go get it?
Speaker 1: Can he go get it? But I think with some polishing,
Speaker 1: some training, he is not a week one starter in
Speaker 1: two thousand seventeen. Fair enough, yo. Let me tell you something.
Speaker 1: My point has been this communication the spread offenses, that
Speaker 1: that is a problem, and that takes time for people
Speaker 1: to develop understand the verbiage. You know, some quarterback that
Speaker 1: is out there that came from a pro system, that
Speaker 1: is Peterman out of Pittsburgh, Okay, from the process of them,
Speaker 1: I think that he will have less of this adjustment
Speaker 1: in terms of, you know, anything from recognizing front, being
Speaker 1: able to make shifts on the line, calling plays coming
Speaker 1: under center. Nick Peterman out of Pittsburgh, I can see
Speaker 1: as one of the second, third, fourth round picks that
Speaker 1: actually does a little bit of something. Let me tell
Speaker 1: let me show you as a limited though. It's true,
Speaker 1: but people are now going in the second, third, and
Speaker 1: fourth round. There have been twenty There have been twenty
Speaker 1: three quarterbacks in rounds two through four, and they have
Speaker 1: hit sometimes Russell Wilson, Kirk Cousins with the new rookie
Speaker 1: wage scale for getting somebody, oh your boy, your boy,
Speaker 1: Dak not you sure, but even I'm talking Andy Dalton,
Speaker 1: Mike Glennon, even I mean, come on, you know, dud
Speaker 1: to Mike Lennon, Jimmy Garoppolo, even Andy Dalton. I mean.
Speaker 1: But my thesis here is that they wage scale. It's
Speaker 1: part of this because you can get these guys for cheap,
Speaker 1: and because of the spread, you now are having quarterbacks
Speaker 1: in high school in college that are throwing the ball
Speaker 1: a lot more, so you know a little bit more
Speaker 1: about them. A lot of teams are doing it. Do
Speaker 1: you see any of these quarterbacks, um being whether it's
Speaker 1: Peterman or someone else, Brad Kaya, Jots, Dobbs, guys like that,
Speaker 1: you know, Okay, second day guys that can come in
Speaker 1: there learning and coming there maybe as as a backup,
Speaker 1: coming in and make a difference after they get some
Speaker 1: NFL season. And yeah, I do think that some of
Speaker 1: these guys do have the talent to go ahead and
Speaker 1: do that. So the quarterback position, but it's so important
Speaker 1: because they passed them on NFL now too. Whenever tappers
Speaker 1: in college, it eventually morphs into the professional game also,
Speaker 1: So I think as you see more passing, obviously, as
Speaker 1: more passing take places in college, it comes to the NFL.
Speaker 1: So I think that these quarterbacks, but I just think
Speaker 1: some of these guys are like professional backups though. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean remember the days, you know, ten fifteen years ago,
Speaker 1: where you would draft a guy, you would let him sit,
Speaker 1: you let him develop under a quarterback it might be
Speaker 1: but it might be the way to actually understanding this
Speaker 1: NFL game. So at least like my man Jared Goff,
Speaker 1: you understand where the sun rises and sets. Jared Golf
Speaker 1: cannot call the plays in the huddle. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: And that is my problem with all of these spread quarterbacks.
Speaker 1: They don't have that sen statistician. You have to slow
Speaker 1: the game down for them. You gotta remove the noise.
Speaker 1: You gotta bring it down for them. You gotta take
Speaker 1: it down a notch and put it at their level.
Speaker 1: That's on the coaching staff. You drafted them, you better
Speaker 1: coach them up. So maybe a little exotic smash mouth
Speaker 1: for some of these teams. What are the attributes that
Speaker 1: you think a quarterback needs, Because I'm gonna tell you,
Speaker 1: I think it's leading men, leadership. I also what you said,
Speaker 1: what you just said, I think you have to be
Speaker 1: a very quick processor of information. All the great quarterbacks
Speaker 1: right now they do that reading the mail, trying to
Speaker 1: make matchups. You know, omaha, omaha, that's how it's done.
Speaker 1: And then obviously accuracy and accuracy deliver in the big
Speaker 1: Moore see all of this, make the throws and all
Speaker 1: that stuff. It's cool. I get it. But when you're
Speaker 1: the quarterback, when you're the leader, you got to be
Speaker 1: able to step in huddle and be like, listen, shut up.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying. I don't want to hear it.
Speaker 1: So you're telling me you either act to be about
Speaker 1: to go win this football. You think Mitchell Traubinsky is
Speaker 1: gonna be able to look into the eyes of ten
Speaker 1: grown men who have to feed their families and command
Speaker 1: respect and move drives down the field. I would like
Speaker 1: miss Sbrinsky to getting huddled and tell Kenny Britt to
Speaker 1: shut up. What if they call him Mitch, We're gonna
Speaker 1: find out to Kenny Britt he really turned it around,
Speaker 1: though I guess no. He Britt was a one man
Speaker 1: crimes at one time, but one time New Jersey shout
Speaker 1: out to Jersey. You're right about that. But now, but
Speaker 1: now Kenny Britt model citizen. Okay, I mean we'll see,
Speaker 1: we'll see to get I think eighties seven point three
Speaker 1: percent of the NFL smokes weed, and uh, you know,
Speaker 1: we had we had all sorts of athletic trainers talking
Speaker 1: about the tour it All and the pain relief. But
Speaker 1: that's a story for another time because it's draft day.
Speaker 1: So when we get back, we talk wideouts, we talk quarterbacks,
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Speaker 1: We're going to go into the running backs. We got uh.
Speaker 1: We got also these Twitter polls that are up thanks
Speaker 1: to everybody that is voting right now. We talked about
Speaker 1: the quarterbacks last segment. Okay, and right now, fifty percent
Speaker 1: of you guys are saying that Deshaun Watson will be
Speaker 1: the most successful, say Patty Mahomes. Fourteen percent say Mitchell,
Speaker 1: don't call me Mitch Trabinsky, but we're gonna get into
Speaker 1: these running backs. Mike, what do you think about this
Speaker 1: running back class overall? Any true studs? I know, I mean,
Speaker 1: I've been hearing about Leonard Fournette ever since high school
Speaker 1: comparisons Adrian Peterson and the like. My question though, is um,
Speaker 1: is Leonard four Nette really um the same kind of
Speaker 1: beast in this NFL of two thousand and seventeen where
Speaker 1: you need to be very versatile, you need to be
Speaker 1: a three down back. Is Leonard Fournette that kind of
Speaker 1: running back? Well, first of all, thanks for having me.
Speaker 1: I'm happy to be here with you, and I'm I'm
Speaker 1: more honored to be on this show than you are
Speaker 1: to have me, So I appreciate it. And you're right,
Speaker 1: Leonard Fournett had a lot of the school boy articles
Speaker 1: that we've become accustomed to over the years. So for
Speaker 1: net was a guy that was feared by opposing high schools.
Speaker 1: He came into l s U, and he made an
Speaker 1: immediate impact. This year was probably somewhat muted for him
Speaker 1: because he dealt with ankle injuries. He obviously shouldn't play
Speaker 1: in the Bowl Game. But I think the tape over
Speaker 1: the course of his three years at L s U
Speaker 1: approve the fact that he is an extremely productive back.
Speaker 1: I would dismiss any concerns about him being a pass
Speaker 1: catching back to I think McCaffrey could be more of
Speaker 1: an impact in the passing game. I do, but I
Speaker 1: don't dismiss what four nets versatility and his ability to
Speaker 1: have breakaway speed and breakaway tight plays. Now, a guy
Speaker 1: coming to the combine weighing in at too forty and
Speaker 1: running like that hasn't really ever happened before. Backs that
Speaker 1: big typically don't run that fast. If you look back
Speaker 1: at some of his highlights, obviously he has that breakaway speed.
Speaker 1: Do I have concerns about him trying to run too
Speaker 1: much between the tackles and run people over and making
Speaker 1: that a shortened career. I do um depending on the
Speaker 1: landing spot for running backs and quarterbacks. Frankly, it really
Speaker 1: is going to impact the way in which people view
Speaker 1: view this person's career we're talking about Robiski right now.
Speaker 1: People are saying that he doesn't have a chance. It's
Speaker 1: because we think he might go to the Browns. That
Speaker 1: has a big reason, has a big impact on the
Speaker 1: way in which people are going to vote. Right. You
Speaker 1: should also know that my voters also put cops into
Speaker 1: the final four of our television Greatest Familiar Entertaining. So
Speaker 1: so listen, I think you're running backs. I think you
Speaker 1: have choices in this draft. I remember when I was
Speaker 1: a kid for Nintendo, I used to play a game
Speaker 1: called ice Hockey where you could build a lineup and
Speaker 1: you have to either choose like really fat guys who
Speaker 1: are good to check and add hard slapshots, or these
Speaker 1: little skinny guys, you know, who would be able to
Speaker 1: zig zag and be quick and agile. And I think
Speaker 1: that that's kind of what we're getting out of the
Speaker 1: top three backs here. In this two thousand and seventeen class,
Speaker 1: we talked about Leonard Fournette, obviously a big boy lead
Speaker 1: the nation and eighty five broken tackles last year. You know,
Speaker 1: I do worry though about some of these other big
Speaker 1: boy sec backs of the past few years. Whether it
Speaker 1: be lazy, of course, Trent Richardson, you know, and how
Speaker 1: they are used when we move forward, but we'll put
Speaker 1: that aside for now. The opposite end of the spectrum is,
Speaker 1: of course, Christian McCaffrey, who I'm now hearing could move
Speaker 1: all the way up into the top ten. But I
Speaker 1: think it happens. You do think it happened. I do
Speaker 1: think it happens. I think somebody is gonna want to
Speaker 1: jump at a player with that kind of versatility, his
Speaker 1: ability to line up in the slot and uh contribute
Speaker 1: right away. Somebody will be enamored with the way he
Speaker 1: tested out and the way when you go back and
Speaker 1: look at his film, he obviously proved to what he
Speaker 1: can do. I think somebody's gonna be enamored enough with him.
Speaker 1: And I'm sure he interviewed fairly well. Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 1: son McCaffrey. I think you know if you're seeing him
Speaker 1: ranked as a top fourteen overall type of players. Second
Speaker 1: running back. Now, it is a change because just a
Speaker 1: few years ago we had no running backs trapped in
Speaker 1: the first round. This pendulum has swamp and now we're
Speaker 1: gonna have three, four, probably not five, but we're looking
Speaker 1: at probably four different players that are gonna be picked
Speaker 1: if if Alvin Kamar is able to sneak there at
Speaker 1: the end of the first round. So I do think
Speaker 1: it's a change. I think teams that are ready to
Speaker 1: use a weapon like that are willing to go up
Speaker 1: and pay for him, whether they stay where they are
Speaker 1: or whether they're moving some picks around in order to
Speaker 1: get him. Yeah, one of the things I like best
Speaker 1: about Christian McCaffrey. We talk about now in this NFL
Speaker 1: there are some backs who are only two down backs
Speaker 1: first then second down. McCaffrey may be the rare individual
Speaker 1: who can impact all four downs, you know, between his
Speaker 1: return prowess and obviously you know, as a threat out
Speaker 1: of the backfield. I've heard reports that he could be,
Speaker 1: you know, the fifth or sixth best slot receiver in
Speaker 1: this entire draft if teams were working him out as
Speaker 1: a receiver just to see what he could do. How
Speaker 1: is he going to impact our passing game because we
Speaker 1: don't want him to carry the ball. Similar to to
Speaker 1: make a comparison, and I'm not saying McCaffrey or and
Speaker 1: Gio Bernard are the same colch player either way, but
Speaker 1: the Bengals no going into each season they have to
Speaker 1: limit the number of carries that Gio Bernard is going
Speaker 1: to get or he will not last. And I think
Speaker 1: teams know that going into an NFL the rigors of
Speaker 1: an NFL season as great as Christian McCaffrey is on
Speaker 1: paper and on film, if we give him the ball
Speaker 1: two hundred and fifty times, he's going to break down.
Speaker 1: So we have to give him the ball. And if
Speaker 1: we're going to make him touch the ball two fifty times,
Speaker 1: half of it's got to be in the passing game
Speaker 1: or whatever percentage you want to come up with. But
Speaker 1: he's not going to be pounded between the tackles. You know.
Speaker 1: I thought the same thing about Reggie Bush for a
Speaker 1: little while, but then that's there was some seasons in
Speaker 1: Miami where they gave him the ball and he proved
Speaker 1: that he could do that. You mentioned the door, but
Speaker 1: over time Reggie didn't have collapsed. I think that's the
Speaker 1: problem there was Lewis. There wasn't one of the thirty
Speaker 1: two teams that wouldn't love to have Reggie bus On
Speaker 1: on the roster through the entirety of his career. Would
Speaker 1: they have paid the number to pick for it? Obviously,
Speaker 1: a lot of teams wouldn't have done that, and was
Speaker 1: he just appointment? In some ways, he was because he
Speaker 1: did get injured so often. But when he was healthy
Speaker 1: and he had the ball in his hands, he obviously
Speaker 1: went a Super Bowl. So you brought up another back
Speaker 1: that I wanted to get into, and this is a
Speaker 1: guy who I think has the potential to kind of
Speaker 1: do it all. Is elusive, runs laterally, has is shifty,
Speaker 1: ran behind a bad offensive line at Tennessee, and I'm
Speaker 1: talking about Alvin Kamara. This is the guy who actually
Speaker 1: started started his career at Alabama. But my concern with Kamara,
Speaker 1: I think someone's getting a good player in Alvin Kamara. However,
Speaker 1: in his two years there at Tennessee, he only had
Speaker 1: fifteen plus touches something like four or five times. Do
Speaker 1: do you have to use him in the same kind
Speaker 1: of way you're talking about a McCaffrey or do you
Speaker 1: think someone you know, although the workhorse back is a
Speaker 1: dying animal in the NFL, do you think Kamara would
Speaker 1: be best service as part of a committee or do
Speaker 1: someone see him as a lead back. I think there's
Speaker 1: very few teams that would consider a rookie running back
Speaker 1: somebody they're snagging the in the draft, even in the
Speaker 1: first round, to be a workforce bass. Yes, we did,
Speaker 1: and that is a very rare situation where you have
Speaker 1: a very established offensive line like that, an offensive line
Speaker 1: that is um I would say, many degrees better than
Speaker 1: the second best offensive line in the league, at least
Speaker 1: they were last year. And obviously they they've had some
Speaker 1: losses here, but they're gonna rebuild and we'd expect Zeke
Speaker 1: to keep on moving. But regarding Kamara, I do think
Speaker 1: that you would go in expecting him to be a
Speaker 1: really big piece of your running game, but he has
Speaker 1: to be a compliment to it. He's not going to
Speaker 1: solve all your problems all at once. I mean, the
Speaker 1: Bears didn't think Jordan Howard was going to solve their problems,
Speaker 1: but they really liked him and they got him at
Speaker 1: a value pick. And it's a It's an offensive line
Speaker 1: that was kind of a line going into the year
Speaker 1: and suffered injuries. It's pretty amazing that Jordan Howard was
Speaker 1: able to do what he did last year in an
Speaker 1: offensive line that wasn't really great out particularly high going
Speaker 1: into the sixteen season. So, uh, long winded answer. I
Speaker 1: think he can solve some of your problems, but you
Speaker 1: can't expect him to wipe them all clean. Okay, there's
Speaker 1: a couple of backs I still want to get into.
Speaker 1: And these are two guys that have that look great
Speaker 1: on the field. Okay, but when we get into some
Speaker 1: of these other things off the field, whether that be
Speaker 1: things about them or who they hang out with, there
Speaker 1: are certain serm concerns. Let's start with Dalvin Cook, running back.
Speaker 1: Explosive running back out of Florida State, you know, North
Speaker 1: South kind of runner. This is a guy who has
Speaker 1: skills out of the backfield, you know, very good overall back.
Speaker 1: A lot of people thought that going into last college
Speaker 1: football season, a lot of people thought that he, not
Speaker 1: Leonard Fournett, would be say the Heisman favorite going into
Speaker 1: that season, or or one of the running backs that
Speaker 1: can do it all. But there are some concerns about him, um,
Speaker 1: you know, maybe his fit in the locker room, some
Speaker 1: of the company he keeps. How far do you think
Speaker 1: he might have to wait to hear his name called?
Speaker 1: Will it be called tonight? It's a good question. I
Speaker 1: do think there's always there's gonna be at least one
Speaker 1: team that will take a chance on. You know, it's
Speaker 1: unfortunate because Emory, Emery Hunting, Corey and I. Emory's gonna
Speaker 1: be on with us at the top of the hour.
Speaker 1: But Emory and Corey and I actually talked about this
Speaker 1: during the combine a little bit, and it was regarding
Speaker 1: players that have issues in their off field past. And
Speaker 1: many of Dalvin Cook's off field transgressions are quite a
Speaker 1: while ago. So can you chalk it up to him
Speaker 1: being a sixteen year knucklehead or is it a greater
Speaker 1: sign that he's the type of guy that's the troublemaker,
Speaker 1: is gonna be in trouble throughout his whole career. It's
Speaker 1: a really difficult thing to predict. How could you You
Speaker 1: can't predict if a sixteen year old athlete is gonna
Speaker 1: be any good in college for what he's gonna be
Speaker 1: like is a twenty year old man, right, So do
Speaker 1: you need one of these like Stalworth locker rooms with
Speaker 1: the with the culture to keep him on the straight
Speaker 1: and narrow. So his team hasn't won Super Bowls that
Speaker 1: didn't have those locker rooms, right that you go with
Speaker 1: the Cowboys of the nineties, there's there's some rap sheets
Speaker 1: in that locker room. And I'm not bashing them. I
Speaker 1: think you could find rap sheets and in every locker room.
Speaker 1: That's one of Super Bowl. What I would say about
Speaker 1: Cook is I think it's a little bit of a
Speaker 1: double whammy. He does have injury issues. Got three shoulder
Speaker 1: injuries to the same shoulder, um and he has what
Speaker 1: some and this is just rumor mill and what some
Speaker 1: NFL executives are concerned about that maybe he hangs out
Speaker 1: with a less than above board crowd. So that's two strikes.
Speaker 1: And if somebody gonna take a running back like that
Speaker 1: with two strikes in the first round, I think a
Speaker 1: bunch of teams will say no. But I find it
Speaker 1: hard to believe that one team won't say yes. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it just takes one. I think one will take a chance.
Speaker 1: Would it blow me away if Cook was out of
Speaker 1: the first round? Not at all? Alright, and we're joining
Speaker 1: here by Mike Blewett here on the Fantasy Freestyle on
Speaker 1: the Fantasy Sports Radio Network, which boy Dame Martinez Piz
Speaker 1: the spitting statistician last running back I want to get into.
Speaker 1: You know, we talked about the off field problems and this.
Speaker 1: You know, Cook may fall a little bit. I know
Speaker 1: that a lot of teams just straight up have Joe
Speaker 1: Mixon off their board entirely. I mean, the issues that
Speaker 1: he's going through, um, you know, doesn't get much worse
Speaker 1: than what he's being accused of, especially given where the
Speaker 1: NFL is right now. But when I think about guys
Speaker 1: like Tyreek Hill last year, you know, who had similar concerns,
Speaker 1: went all the way down to the fifth round and
Speaker 1: then was a breakout star. You know, it's if you're
Speaker 1: a GM. If you're a GM, is it worse to
Speaker 1: take the shot on a guy like this and then
Speaker 1: have him wind up in the program or wind up
Speaker 1: getting suspended, or to know you wanted to take a
Speaker 1: guy like this and have him turn out to be
Speaker 1: at Deshaun Jackson who had a bad crowd but was productive,
Speaker 1: to be at Tyreek Hill, Or to pass on a
Speaker 1: guy like we were talking about Lyle Collins and have
Speaker 1: it wind up be completely fine and miss on that,
Speaker 1: which is worse as a GM to justify well, I
Speaker 1: think the good news in answering this question is that
Speaker 1: in the world in the NFL with coaches and GM
Speaker 1: will be miserable on both counts. Fair enough, I think
Speaker 1: they will be distraught if they miss on a pick
Speaker 1: that they felt good about uh and drafted the guy.
Speaker 1: And I think they'll be equally said that they've had
Speaker 1: a hunch that the guy was gonna be great and
Speaker 1: they passed for whatever reason, and uh, they end up
Speaker 1: where they end up. You know, I was just watching
Speaker 1: the thirty for thirty with UH the eight three NFL
Speaker 1: Draft the other night, and there's a lot of guys
Speaker 1: that you know, teams that didn't draft quarterbacks and say that,
Speaker 1: you know, the Jets could have had this guy and
Speaker 1: we got had this guy. You know what, there's other
Speaker 1: players that you know, they didn't draft, Dan Marino, John Elway.
Speaker 1: But there's other guys out there that made Pro Bowls
Speaker 1: and maybe going to the Hall of Fame that we're
Speaker 1: drafting the ad three NFL Draft. You can't hit the
Speaker 1: home run or the Grand Slam every single time. Regarding
Speaker 1: Joe Mixon, I don't think I wouldn't suspect that there's
Speaker 1: any chance he gets drafted tonight. As you said, it
Speaker 1: just takes one. We didn't think Tim Tebow would get drafted.
Speaker 1: I know it's a different story altogether, but I think
Speaker 1: the Joe Mixon thing. It would be very difficult for
Speaker 1: a GM to walk into an owner's office and to
Speaker 1: say I feel strongly enough about this kid that we
Speaker 1: can forget the video and we can spin it to
Speaker 1: our fan base. It's gonna be a very difficult thing
Speaker 1: to do for any GM, no matter when they draft
Speaker 1: Joe Mixon, let alone tonight listen, the complete opposite of
Speaker 1: this is a guy that we're gonna talk about real
Speaker 1: quick after the break of running back out of Pittsburgh.
Speaker 1: I'm high on some of these Pittsburgh guys. We're gonna
Speaker 1: talk about James Connor. But some of you guys out
Speaker 1: there right now watching this draft and we're talking about
Speaker 1: fantasy implications, You're gonna need to be here all night
Speaker 1: long as Corey Parsons, Emery Hunt, and Mike Blewett bring
Speaker 1: it live to you. I'm merely Dane Martinez Speza spitting
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Speaker 1: Radio Network. Come on right back. We're gonna talk James Conner.
Speaker 1: We're also gonna find out which running backs may lose
Speaker 1: their job out because of the results of tonight. Frank Gore,
Speaker 1: Spencer wear, Chris Ivory, am I talking to you? Come
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Speaker 1: It is almost draft time. We see the crowds gathering outside.
Speaker 1: It is a spectacle to see. And Mike Blew, we
Speaker 1: were talking about real quick, you know, some of the
Speaker 1: running backs that have the off field concerns. I would
Speaker 1: be remiss if we didn't talk about James Conner, real
Speaker 1: quick running back out of Pittsburgh, complete opposite, good guy
Speaker 1: guy that I'm cheering for, overcoming the lymphoma, having a
Speaker 1: great you know, comeback year. Was one of the top
Speaker 1: running backs in his class. Right Like, he came back
Speaker 1: from an a c L then had lymphoma. Uh, the
Speaker 1: guys fought through a ton. He's obviously a really big
Speaker 1: back at six to two thirty three. Uh. He was
Speaker 1: productive during his time in Pittsburgh. I don't know that
Speaker 1: he's ever gonna be the versatile threat that some of
Speaker 1: the other guys who spoke about will be. Uh, but
Speaker 1: as a mid round pick great locker room guy and
Speaker 1: a guy that really has a lot of running ability.
Speaker 1: He might be one of those guys that takes a
Speaker 1: beating during the course of his career. Maybe it's not
Speaker 1: a lengthy career, but James Conner has been productive in college.
Speaker 1: I'd rather take a guy like that who's filmed I
Speaker 1: like and obviously the kids stands up to the te
Speaker 1: in his test, so why not give him a shot.
Speaker 1: I'd love to see somebody like the Steelers get him
Speaker 1: as a depth back. Could be a feel good story
Speaker 1: somewhere in the middle to late rounds. YO. That is
Speaker 1: almost it from here on the Fantasy Freestyle in the
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Speaker 1: I might stick around a little bit to remember we
Speaker 1: got those polls up on the f n T S
Speaker 1: Y Radio Twitter handle. Uh, Emery check this out right now,
Speaker 1: say Mike Williams, Say Corey Davis, who's your wide out?
Speaker 1: You would want to see Corey Davis? Yeah, because you
Speaker 1: know what his sister wants to do and a fantasy
Speaker 1: executive right now, say McCaffrey will be the most productive
Speaker 1: running back. I take him in PPR, Leagues, what do
Speaker 1: you like him? Or I take him in PPR. I
Speaker 1: take him in the stand that I take him in
Speaker 1: the NFL draft. Don't believe a hype? Fair enough? And
Speaker 1: you know I'm gonna stick around. We'll see when Mitch
Speaker 1: Mitchell Trabinsky gets called. We shall see. But uh, I'm
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