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Speaker 2: whatever stupid stuff they decided to drop into the show. Now,
Speaker 2: here's your host, Paul Jarkian.
Speaker 1: Stupid stuff. While we would never do that, all right, Johnson.
Speaker 3: Kevin Costner conversations, Yeah, should.
Speaker 4: We do it again?
Speaker 1: No, there isn't anything to say because there's not even
Speaker 1: any real controversy that Kevin Costner plays himself in every role.
Speaker 1: That's just that's a straight up fact. I mean, if
Speaker 1: you took his character from I Don't pick a movie
Speaker 1: Draft Day and put that guy in Dances with Wolves,
Speaker 1: same guy, same outcome, none of the dialogue changes, nothing changes,
Speaker 1: not always the same guy.
Speaker 3: Except that one where he played like the hit man,
Speaker 3: killer guy. Even though he was like, he still was
Speaker 3: Kevin Costner, just the hit man.
Speaker 4: Kevin Costner.
Speaker 1: His best movie is very old and he was young.
Speaker 1: It was called No Way Out. I don't think we
Speaker 1: talked about this.
Speaker 4: Last time we did.
Speaker 1: We did, okay, all right, so that one is good.
Speaker 1: But he's still Kevin Costner in the movie.
Speaker 3: I really didn't mean to rehash the whole Kevin Costn Yeah, alright,
Speaker 3: because we're already touched on what we need to do.
Speaker 1: Instead of rehashing, let's just hash on rookie quarterbacks and
Speaker 1: rookie running backs.
Speaker 4: Sounds good.
Speaker 1: We've touched on rookies about I don't know a month ago,
Speaker 1: but we really haven't done much deep dive. And now
Speaker 1: here we are two weeks away from the draft. This show.
Speaker 1: Two weeks from now, we'll be talking about the landing
Speaker 1: spots for the players in the first round.
Speaker 4: I cannot wait.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's the best love this time of year. The
Speaker 1: drafts so much fun. All right, So we'll do quarterbacks
Speaker 1: and running backs. Now, you could do this forever and
Speaker 1: do a million guys. I've made a tactical decision to
Speaker 1: stop the listed five quarterbacks that I think have promised
Speaker 1: to be relatively near term impact guys and where they
Speaker 1: don't need like everything's got to break right for them to,
Speaker 1: you know, for these things to work out. So I
Speaker 1: got five quarterbacks, seven running backs. We could go much
Speaker 1: deeper running backs, but at some point you just have
Speaker 1: to stop somewhere. So we're doing seven running backs.
Speaker 3: Yeah, after the big really the big one. There's really
Speaker 3: like kind of like a big three. We'll get to it,
Speaker 3: but there's probably like fifteen to twenty running backs.
Speaker 4: It's so deep.
Speaker 3: It's a landing spot will matter big time. It will
Speaker 3: for short term returns, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: And we'll be talking more landing spots stuff after the draft, obviously,
Speaker 1: but can't wait to get into that, and especially for
Speaker 1: the deeper running backs, because the right guys fall into
Speaker 1: the right place and we're gonna have some There's gonna
Speaker 1: be some great running backs that are that are gonna
Speaker 1: be out there. I'm just I'm after years of having
Speaker 1: pretty thin running back classes, just so excited at the
Speaker 1: prospect of having like fifteen meaningful running backs to talk about.
Speaker 1: Not that all fifteen will work out, but a lot
Speaker 1: are going to. It's gonna be great. Let's start a quarterback.
Speaker 1: Bryce Young should be the first quarterback taken?
Speaker 3: Should be opinion I don't know, okay, my opinion okay,
Speaker 3: and the opinion of most I think it started out
Speaker 3: is more like coin flip.
Speaker 1: But I see much more of a much more of
Speaker 1: a unison voice that Bryce Young should be the first
Speaker 1: quarterback taken and the first player.
Speaker 3: Can you remember, in most years it is a quarterback,
Speaker 3: it goes first overall. But it feels like at this point,
Speaker 3: two weeks out from the draft, the team has like
Speaker 3: made the announcement almost already selling Jersey something Trevor and
Speaker 3: Joe Burrow, you knew even Baker Mayfield that they know that.
Speaker 4: No, you're mister.
Speaker 1: Thought Mayfield is going to be like the third quarterback
Speaker 1: off the board that year.
Speaker 3: But I still thought they made like an announcement in advance,
Speaker 3: or you know, a commitment to Baker.
Speaker 1: I think if it was, it was like a day
Speaker 1: in advance. I don't think it was two weeks in advance.
Speaker 4: Well we're still waiting, but go on, all.
Speaker 1: Right, so let's talk Bryce Young.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: He is a special playmaker with uncoachable poise, you know,
Speaker 1: playing in the the and playing it Alabama, the biggest
Speaker 1: spotlight there is in college football, and he's got it,
Speaker 1: tons of it factor. He's got a good, lively arm,
Speaker 1: he's got tremendous creativity. He was super productive. Obviously, throws
Speaker 1: a very accurate pass, he can make all the reads.
Speaker 1: He doesn't have a cannon. And then of course the
Speaker 1: bigger issue is his size, which comes up all the time.
Speaker 1: But I think the comparable here is Drew Brees. He's
Speaker 1: a low mobility He's not no mobility, by the way,
Speaker 1: but he's a low mobility, very smart, smaller quarterback who's
Speaker 1: remarkably accurate. I think his upside is to have He's
Speaker 1: not gonna have Drew Brees' career. Drew Brees finished with
Speaker 1: the most passing yards on history in the NFL. But
Speaker 1: that's the upside, is that kind of player. Now his
Speaker 1: downside is Andy Dalton, where he could be a immobile,
Speaker 1: reasonably accurate, but you know, non playmaker kind of quarterback
Speaker 1: like Andy Dalton.
Speaker 3: Another good comp or what I thought was a good comparison,
Speaker 3: or he could hit this. I won't call it a milestone,
Speaker 3: but Russell Wilson not at all quarterback.
Speaker 1: We'd take that absolutely. Yep, we would take Russell Wilson,
Speaker 1: but not not twenty twenty two Wilson also had. Russell
Speaker 1: Wilson also augmented fantasy owners with a lot of running
Speaker 1: through the first six seven years of his career. That's
Speaker 1: all right up, but Bryce Young is never going to
Speaker 1: be that mobile, no, like Russell Wilson was, so ninety
Speaker 1: five percent chance Bryce Young goes to Carolina or Houston
Speaker 1: at pick one or pick two. Tiny chance one of
Speaker 1: them surprises and takes Anthony Richardson, at which point Young
Speaker 1: would fall to Indianapolis at pick four. Probably, but there's
Speaker 1: there's a ninety five percent chance he goes to Carolina Houston.
Speaker 1: I think it's Carolina and not the greatest wide receivers
Speaker 1: to work with. After shipping DJ more Away, they brought
Speaker 1: in Adam Thielen. But still I think Bryce Young is
Speaker 1: a safe fantasy quarterback. Well, I believe will be productive,
Speaker 1: but probably not like you know, roster changing. You know,
Speaker 1: I don't think he's so many guy that's gonna be
Speaker 1: delivering championships.
Speaker 3: I'm with you there. Yeah, his ceiling doesn't seem incredibly high,
Speaker 3: but his floor pretty safe. Yeah, as long as he
Speaker 3: doesn't buckle under all the hits he's gonna take in
Speaker 3: that tiny frame that everyone's ragging on him for now.
Speaker 4: He didn't help his cause at the combine when he
Speaker 4: wore his platform sneakers.
Speaker 3: One guys like zoomed in on those. That's the only
Speaker 3: picture he took. He's like, look at those things.
Speaker 1: All right, let's talk to ce J Stroud.
Speaker 4: All right, c J.
Speaker 3: Stroud, Yeah, out of Ohio State, could be the number
Speaker 3: one pick as well. It's kind of right now a
Speaker 3: toss up between at least the books have it as
Speaker 3: a kind of toss up between Stroud and Young. Some
Speaker 3: say Stroud has ideal size for a pro quarterback. He's
Speaker 3: there with the height at six three, but at two fifteen,
Speaker 3: he too could stand to pack on a few pounds.
Speaker 3: Put up great numbers over his last two seasons at
Speaker 3: Ohio State, averaging more than three hundred and twenty yards passing.
Speaker 4: Touchdowns per game.
Speaker 3: Great n Mercy is also ranked first in completions of
Speaker 3: thirty plus yards.
Speaker 4: But he was surrounded by pro level talent. Yes, he
Speaker 4: was at Ohio State.
Speaker 3: Oh every you know, every aspect of the offense, offensive line,
Speaker 3: wide receiver.
Speaker 4: Not likely going to walk into a situation. You know that.
Speaker 3: It's comparable to Ohio State in the pros. He does
Speaker 3: have a good arm, not great. He's accurate, has good
Speaker 3: pocket awareness, but again, his pockets aren't going to be
Speaker 3: as clean as they were at Ohio State.
Speaker 1: He do he didn't operate under pressure as well as
Speaker 1: Bryce Young did either, and that's one of the that's
Speaker 1: a frequent knock on him. And you know, as a
Speaker 1: probable landing spot in Houston, he's gonna get some pressure.
Speaker 3: Yep, yeah, right in that same Vein not known for
Speaker 3: his mobility really and has struggled to improvise under pressure.
Speaker 3: Ye doesn't mean he can't improve in those areas, of course,
Speaker 3: According to quote the Athletics Dane Brugler, is it Brugler
Speaker 3: or Bruler?
Speaker 4: Is it assignment?
Speaker 1: I think it's I think pronounce.
Speaker 4: The G Brugler, he says quote.
Speaker 3: His passing skills give him an encouraging floor as an
Speaker 3: NFL starter, and his development as a creator will ultimately
Speaker 3: determine his NFL ceiling. That kind of sums it up
Speaker 3: right there. So from a fantasy perspective, he's not the
Speaker 3: most exciting prospect, but in the right situation he can
Speaker 3: thrive as a passer and if the legs come along,
Speaker 3: he does have a bright future. And like you said,
Speaker 3: probably not going to Carolina. It's either going to be Houston,
Speaker 3: maybe Indy at pick four, But uh, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Those all kind of feel like the same man.
Speaker 1: You know, it doesn't change their fantasy autum.
Speaker 3: Now Houston, they got another first round pick, and.
Speaker 1: I think they go wide receiver, so.
Speaker 4: Jackson Smith and Jig Bud probably the pick.
Speaker 3: So that would be the ideal spot for I think
Speaker 3: for any of these quarterbacks really that we're going to
Speaker 3: talk about would be Houston this year or Indian not
Speaker 3: as much Carolina like you said.
Speaker 4: But yeah, that's c J. Stroud. All right, that's c J.
Speaker 1: Stroud. Let's go to Anthony Richardson, who I believe. Let's
Speaker 1: talk this through and now up, I believe from a
Speaker 1: dynasty standpoint, if you're the first quarterback who should go
Speaker 1: off the board is Anthony Richardson because of the freaky
Speaker 1: upside he gives you if it all comes together. Let's
Speaker 1: talk through his game. He is a rare total athlete,
Speaker 1: maybe the best total athlete ever seen at the combine
Speaker 1: at the quarterback position. Gigantic arm, highly mobile at a
Speaker 1: level you rarely get. He can throw in the run,
Speaker 1: he can throw bucket passes downfield, and his game translates
Speaker 1: into possible fantasy championships. He can become Josh Allen or
Speaker 1: Jalen Hurts if his passing comes together.
Speaker 3: And not even among quarterbacks when it comes to his
Speaker 3: combine testing, like all players.
Speaker 1: It's not the highest vertical.
Speaker 4: And he ran a four to three forty and yeah, guys.
Speaker 1: Total freak athlete. Now, so the upside is again it's
Speaker 1: Josh Allen Jalen Hurts level upside if the passing come together,
Speaker 1: which everybody knows is very raw for Anthony Richardson, or
Speaker 1: his passing never comes together and he washes out of
Speaker 1: the league completely. I mean this is it's the total
Speaker 1: opposite of Bryce Young and c J. Stroud that are
Speaker 1: super safe but have limited I believe limited fantasy upside.
Speaker 1: Richardson is for people who have the digestive fortitude to
Speaker 1: risk it all. Anthony Richardson could make sense to be
Speaker 1: the first player taken in a dynasty draft ahead of
Speaker 1: Bryce Young.
Speaker 4: C J.
Speaker 1: Stroud, and even in super flex or two quarterback leagues.
Speaker 1: I think he's in the conversation to go first overall,
Speaker 1: over Bjon over b Jon Robinson. Yes, actually we'll talk
Speaker 1: get him.
Speaker 4: It's Bezon not Bijon.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I didn't know. I learned that.
Speaker 1: I did not know that. Okay, now it's staying with
Speaker 1: Anthony Richardson from for a minute. Presumably whatever team drafts
Speaker 1: him is going to create designed runs for him, right,
Speaker 1: I don't think you draft Anthony Richardson too, go, Well,
Speaker 1: he's a pocket passer. Now now those days are over.
Speaker 1: I mean, we just see what the Bills and the
Speaker 1: Eagles and the Bears and the Ravens have done with
Speaker 1: their mobile quarterbacks on designed runs. You know he's gonna
Speaker 1: get designed runs and we're here. That's that's how you
Speaker 1: break apart your fantasy league. Most people have got Anthony
Speaker 1: Richardson going to Indy, but the next four teams are
Speaker 1: also possible landing spots. Seattle thinking of the future, Detroit
Speaker 1: thinking of the future. Last is it last Fate? No,
Speaker 1: it's uh yeah, I think it's Las Vegas is next,
Speaker 1: and Atlanta after that. I And I don't see him
Speaker 1: getting past all those teams. I think that's he'll he'll
Speaker 1: be taking. Anthony richards will go in the first eight.
Speaker 3: And then some other teams right following them, Tennessee, Tampa Bay.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Right. Shortly there after that, the Vikings.
Speaker 4: Are in the conversation to move up after a lot.
Speaker 1: I don't know, I don't. I don't think they could
Speaker 1: do it, but that'd be fun to say.
Speaker 4: They have to move up a lot for Richardson, but
Speaker 4: not Will Levis.
Speaker 1: Ah No, Yeah, let's talk about it, because we've seen
Speaker 1: him being mocked all over the first round.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and people are actually just outright just mocking him
Speaker 3: for reasons I really don't get.
Speaker 4: We'll get to that in a second.
Speaker 3: But Levis out of Kentucky has all the physical tools
Speaker 3: six four two thirty cannon arm, quick release, stands tall
Speaker 3: in the pocket, can absorb hits.
Speaker 4: He's a thread on the ground. Defenses are going to.
Speaker 3: Have to respect his rushing ability. He can probably truck
Speaker 3: stick most defensive backs in the league. He just looks
Speaker 3: at like that kind of player.
Speaker 1: He's got that kind of attitude too, totally.
Speaker 3: And the knock on him has been his decision making
Speaker 3: and accuracy. He tends to lock in on his primary read,
Speaker 3: you know, fails to see a secondary read.
Speaker 4: But really, how many guys are getting open for.
Speaker 3: Him at Kentucky or we're getting not a football school.
Speaker 4: So this is just so eerily.
Speaker 3: Similar to all the bashing we heard about Josh Allen
Speaker 3: prior to the draft, and they are almost the same
Speaker 3: physical specimen.
Speaker 1: It seems like just does not have the mobility or.
Speaker 4: I've seen some runs from Levitt. He threw it like
Speaker 4: he's seventy yards at his pro day.
Speaker 3: I know, granted they're not wearing pads, but Allen wasn't
Speaker 3: wearing pads his pro day.
Speaker 1: He's got he's got a cannon. But uh And by.
Speaker 3: The way, in twenty twenty two, twenty twenty one, Levis
Speaker 3: had a great year. I think twenty five passing touchdowns
Speaker 3: led Kentucky with like ten rushing touchdowns. Last year, dealing
Speaker 3: with injuries, Kentucky had implemented an entirely new offense Wandelle Robinson,
Speaker 3: and multiple offensive linemen left for the Pro, so he
Speaker 3: was playing with scrubs. Essentially, no one can name another
Speaker 3: player from Kentucky other than Will Levis right now. So again,
Speaker 3: I don't really get the hate. I'm not saying he's
Speaker 3: gonna be great, but people just bashing him out right,
Speaker 3: saying he's gonna be a total bust and like, yeah,
Speaker 3: waste a pickoff.
Speaker 4: I don't see that really.
Speaker 3: I'm with you on the richardson having the most upside
Speaker 3: in a super in whatever super FLEXI one quarterback rookie drafts,
Speaker 3: I think I'd rather take a.
Speaker 4: Chance on Levis hitting his ceiling. But than taking Stroud
Speaker 4: or Young. They just don't cite.
Speaker 3: From a fantasy standpoint, Yeah, they're safe, but they're not
Speaker 3: as exciting.
Speaker 1: And uh, what's the preferred landing spot for Will Lovis?
Speaker 3: It sounds like it's unlikely he'll go in the top
Speaker 3: four picks, you know, really the top top three of
Speaker 3: the four. We don't expect the Cardinals to draft a
Speaker 3: quarterback at three. But uh, basically.
Speaker 1: All the teams you ran off except to try.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Atlanta, Tampa Bay supposedly loves him, but yeah, Tennessee,
Speaker 4: Uh minutes. He could be there for Minnesota at twenty three.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't. I don't think so.
Speaker 4: But I don't think he lasts that long either. I
Speaker 4: think he goes more mid first.
Speaker 3: But I like Levis and I think I think he
Speaker 3: has a better chance to play his rookie year than
Speaker 3: Anthony Richardson does.
Speaker 4: I think he Richardsons like more of a project. So
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm not buying the hate and redraft and best Ball
Speaker 3: people are taking Richardson is like quarterback fifteen and Levis
Speaker 3: is going like quarterback twenty eight.
Speaker 1: Wow, in redraft, that doesn't make sense. Richardson is ma
Speaker 1: touching him. People were bought into this hype. They don't understand.
Speaker 3: I don't like, they don't know how to differentiate dynasty
Speaker 3: and redraft. But like people are drafting Richardson way too
Speaker 3: high when you shouldn't be drafted at all. But I
Speaker 3: think Levis could make an impact this year and we'll
Speaker 3: see long term.
Speaker 1: Let's talk Hendon Hooker from Tennessee. I'm pretty down on
Speaker 1: his prospects. I you know, I hope it works out.
Speaker 1: But let's talk about what I like. Uh, he's poised.
Speaker 1: He's got a basically like perfect body and frame for
Speaker 1: a quarterback. Decision making is pretty good. Scholar of the game.
Speaker 1: Character is through the roof. Everybody associated with Hendon Hooker
Speaker 1: loves this kid. Arm strength is good. He can throw
Speaker 1: an accurate pass. It's a lot of things that worry me.
Speaker 1: First is he They've got the weird Tennessee offense that
Speaker 1: is very non pro. It's he runs almost entirely from
Speaker 1: the shotgun. I watched whole games and I couldn't find
Speaker 1: plays where he was under center, and that is always
Speaker 1: a red flag for me. You can't do that in
Speaker 1: the NFL. Play every every play out of the shotgun. Uh.
Speaker 1: He is a one read quarterback in college. If you watch,
Speaker 1: you watch through his game logs. And I watched two
Speaker 1: full games of Hendon Hooker to just really get up
Speaker 1: to speed on who this who he is. Virtually every
Speaker 1: play was a first read for him. I don't I
Speaker 1: don't like that part. And then lastly in this specifically,
Speaker 1: I think maybe for Dynasty League, he's twenty five years old,
Speaker 1: which is a incredibly old quarterback. So yeah, Brandon Whedon
Speaker 1: I think was the last twenty five year old quarterback
Speaker 1: that I can remember getting over. He might have been
Speaker 1: twenty seven or something.
Speaker 4: And then before that was uh Chris wink.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, that's right, that's right about that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I drafted, was it Carol Carolina did?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Pretty sure at least he ended up.
Speaker 4: In it and Weeden' yeah we didn't. Went to Cleveland boy.
Speaker 1: Uh okay. So a couple elements to think about with
Speaker 1: Hendon Hooker here. That ACL recovery is basically going to
Speaker 1: knock him out of this year. So Redraft, I don't
Speaker 1: think Hendon Hooker's even on radar. That was in late November,
Speaker 1: I believe, yea yep, his So I think he's got
Speaker 1: virtually no redraft value. He is a raw project who's
Speaker 1: gonna need a lot of time to learn the NFL game.
Speaker 1: And then in a dynasty league, then it's kind of tricky. Right,
Speaker 1: So he's twenty five years old, so you're gonna get
Speaker 1: like three or four fewer years from him than you
Speaker 1: would get from other rookie quarterbacks. But does that really
Speaker 1: matter because really kind of those three or four years
Speaker 1: are on the back end of his career, not on
Speaker 1: the front end. You're really gonna hold Hendon Hooker for
Speaker 1: like twelve years in Dynasty. Now, you really don't know
Speaker 1: anybody look him.
Speaker 4: On three to four years ahead at most in Dynasty.
Speaker 1: So you know, I think there's gonna be a temptation
Speaker 1: to ding him in Dynasty because Hendon Hooker is twenty
Speaker 1: five years old. But again, those years come off the
Speaker 1: back end of his career, not the front end. So
Speaker 1: to me, that doesn't To me, that doesn't really change anything.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I should have thrown out. Will levis also kind
Speaker 4: of old.
Speaker 3: He's twenty four, I believe, But being out, I'm not
Speaker 3: reading too much into that or looking too much into that.
Speaker 1: Hendon Hooker's long term upside is pretty high because he
Speaker 1: can lead a downfield passing attack with his big arm,
Speaker 1: and I could see him being a big play producer
Speaker 1: if everything comes together. But his downside is like out
Speaker 1: of the league in three years. I mean, it's it.
Speaker 1: It might never come together based on Hooker's experience in
Speaker 1: Tennessee and you know the fact that he's never done
Speaker 1: anything close to an NFL style offense.
Speaker 3: What he has going for him, I'm sure is he's
Speaker 3: got fellow volunteer alumnus Peyton Manning on speed dial if
Speaker 3: he ever needs a little advice, I would imagine.
Speaker 1: I would that would be helpful. I think Peyton Manning's
Speaker 1: got a lot going on right now.
Speaker 4: He's got time for Hooker.
Speaker 1: I think Hendon Hooker falls out of the first round.
Speaker 1: I think he goes to a quarterback needy team in
Speaker 1: the top middle of the second round, which puts him
Speaker 1: right back into the conversation with the other teams that
Speaker 1: we were talking about before, Seattle, Detroit, Vegas, Atlanta. You know,
Speaker 1: I think all of those could be back in play
Speaker 1: in the second round for Handon Hooker. Let's take a break, Brian,
Speaker 1: we come back. Let's look at running backs. Rookie running
Speaker 1: backs when we come back Fantasy Football Weekly. Did you
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Speaker 1: Tyler's been doing a great job.
Speaker 4: It's good to get Tyler some reps.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Tyler need to inject some youth. We do, because
Speaker 1: I'm dragging down our demo big time.
Speaker 4: We all are.
Speaker 1: B Jon Robinson, let's go to running backs. He's this.
Speaker 1: I think the comparable that everybody makes is Saquon Barkley
Speaker 1: and I'm totally on board with that.
Speaker 4: Yeah again, be bz on no, no, don't, don't.
Speaker 3: Apologize the easy z like Steve's on the actor. But
Speaker 3: bz on b zon Zon Robinson, that's what uh, the
Speaker 3: big draft knicks are saying so right. And if Scott
Speaker 3: Fish was here, he's the pronunciation police. He would Okay,
Speaker 3: he's he's.
Speaker 4: The judge, jury and execution when it comes to Scott.
Speaker 1: If you're listening, tell us, yes, please slack us.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: The final answer.
Speaker 4: On this we miss you, Scott.
Speaker 3: We'll see you soon, though, so bs On Robinson out
Speaker 3: of Texas. Like you said, the the latest blue chip
Speaker 3: prospect at the running back position, or the most recent
Speaker 3: instance Saquon Barkley. Basically the total package just under six
Speaker 3: feet two hundred and twenty pounds, pretty much the perfect size, fast, elusive, powerful,
Speaker 3: can catch the ball out of the backfield even lined
Speaker 3: up in the slot. He's got like a full route
Speaker 3: tree for a running back. If you must search for
Speaker 3: flaws in his game, Some say he could work on
Speaker 3: lowering his pad level when finishing runs, runs a little
Speaker 3: upright when he's finishing runs. He'll want to do that
Speaker 3: more in the pros than in college football. He's gonna
Speaker 3: find a little harder to finish runs. And he's also
Speaker 3: been known to do some excess dancing in the backfield.
Speaker 3: We won't call him a tap dancing Bson though not.
Speaker 1: No, we won't.
Speaker 3: No, I don't think he's gonna Hopefully he doesn't have
Speaker 3: that kind of career arc that Chris Johnson had for
Speaker 3: those that don't recall, so clear cut number one rookie
Speaker 3: in this draft, most one quarterback leagues, he'll be the
Speaker 3: first overall pick two in rookie drafts. Even in super
Speaker 3: flex leagues, you're probably gonna see bees On going first overall. Now,
Speaker 3: what NFL team is going to go in to draft
Speaker 3: him is the big question.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: It's such a it's such a great talker this year
Speaker 1: because he could go anywhere from about pick seven down
Speaker 1: to through really even out of the first round potential.
Speaker 3: Now, I looked at the latest odds on DraftKings Sportsbook
Speaker 3: to take bees On. Who do you think is the favorite?
Speaker 4: Right now? You get to guess. I would never guess
Speaker 4: this Philadelphia. They are fourth at plus six fifty.
Speaker 1: I've heard a lot of buzz connecting him to Chicago,
Speaker 1: but they're down there at plus two thousand.
Speaker 3: No, all right, not there, DraftKings is the you want
Speaker 3: Tampa on the list, but right below Chicago, Okay, it's
Speaker 3: Atlanta plus five hundred. It's so early, and then Cowboys
Speaker 3: plus five fifty, Chargers plus six.
Speaker 1: On a Austin Eckler stuff, right.
Speaker 4: What a nightmare that would be if they were both
Speaker 4: on the SUP this year.
Speaker 3: Though, But but I helping landing spot is going to
Speaker 3: be huge. I mean, really whatever, but Cowboys Chargers, that
Speaker 3: would be an absolute nightmare for fantasy purposes. And you
Speaker 3: could you could see Jerry Jones.
Speaker 1: I can totally see Jones doing it.
Speaker 3: He's a Texas kid. He wants to sell Jerseys more
Speaker 3: than win games. I don't know, but you know, I
Speaker 3: don't think.
Speaker 1: That would be not no, And I don't like Jerry
Speaker 1: Jones very much, but I wouldn't go there now.
Speaker 3: He wants to win, but he still he wants to
Speaker 3: make money too and make a splash. I mean he
Speaker 3: did that drafting Zeke fourth overall way back, but really
Speaker 3: nobody knows where he's gonna get drafted. Other teams on
Speaker 3: this list of the Commanders at plus eight hundred, the
Speaker 3: Lions at plus eight hundred, which.
Speaker 1: Don't I don't buy it. I don't buy it buying
Speaker 1: good money into David Montgomery Texans at glus Swift Texans
Speaker 1: at plus nine hundred.
Speaker 4: Possibly they go that route to drafting a receiver to
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 3: Per what do they need with I didn't make the
Speaker 3: I didn't make the terrible bat Patriots at plus fifteen hundred.
Speaker 3: Nightmare and another nightmare scenario we don't want to see happen.
Speaker 3: But here's the one that'd be intriguing. They have the
Speaker 3: Bengals at plus one thousand.
Speaker 1: Now we're talking, baby.
Speaker 4: Joe Mixon walks and let him the mixing is, Yeah,
Speaker 4: he is, that would be that would be the sexiest
Speaker 4: landing spot.
Speaker 1: Well, that in Kansas City can't be, but yes, I'm
Speaker 1: with you. Cincinnati is like, if I could pick a spot,
Speaker 1: it would be, it'd be there. He eased to. Robinson
Speaker 1: has the upside of being the highest scoring running back
Speaker 1: in the league this year. Yeah, he gets the touches
Speaker 1: the right landing spot, right place like Cincinnati. Now we're talking,
Speaker 1: let's talk Jamir Gibbs. Oh, what a fun player Jamiir
Speaker 1: Gibbs is. Was that Georgia Tech? Then he went to Alabama.
Speaker 1: He's He's Alvin Kamara. He's explosive, he's elusive, he's got
Speaker 1: elite hands. The agility is fantastic. He's good at pass protection.
Speaker 1: He's a three down back. There's virtually nothing not to
Speaker 1: like about Jamiir Gibbs here from a fantasy standpoint, he's
Speaker 1: a little smallish, doesn't have a ton of power, and
Speaker 1: may not be a high end touchdown score or that's it.
Speaker 1: That's where that's where the negatives fall, and that's that's
Speaker 1: all there really is. That's that it is not positive
Speaker 1: on Jamire Gibbs. Is upside incredibly high all the way
Speaker 1: up to RB one overall at some point in his career,
Speaker 1: much like Alvin Kamara, he could have in the right
Speaker 1: landing spot because of his his past catching prowess and
Speaker 1: his big playability. Jamiir Gibbs could be some season in
Speaker 1: the not too distant future the highest score running back
Speaker 1: in the league. The big question is the touchdown prodoclivity.
Speaker 1: Is he gonna get goal line carries wherever he goes.
Speaker 1: That's gonna be a big question, and that part is unclear.
Speaker 1: Downside to me is extremely low on Jamire Gibbs. In
Speaker 1: that I'm not saying it's floor as well. I'm saying
Speaker 1: there's virtually no downside here. I mean, worst case scenario
Speaker 1: is he's a hyper productive, like past catching role player back,
Speaker 1: in which he'd be like a flex guy every week.
Speaker 1: But his upside again is Alvin Kamara currently projecting Jamiir
Speaker 1: Gibbs to the top of the second round. I think
Speaker 1: Arizona is a really appealing landing spot. The Rams could
Speaker 1: make a lot of sense. Las Vegas could make sense
Speaker 1: as they start planning ahead for life without Josh Jacobs.
Speaker 1: Carolina makes sense, right, gotta replace Christian McCaffrey.
Speaker 4: They did just sign Miles Sanders, but who cares.
Speaker 1: Tennessee, right, so they're ready to move on from Derrick Henry,
Speaker 1: it appears. So, I mean, there's a lot of teams
Speaker 1: that are in the first half of the second round
Speaker 1: that would all be really interesting landing spots for Jamiir Gibbs.
Speaker 3: One more'll give his lips a little bit, and he
Speaker 3: wasn't This team wasn't mentioned in the Bijon convo because
Speaker 3: they don't have a first round pick. But they need
Speaker 3: a running back and that's Miami. Yeah, and all these
Speaker 3: other running backs were going to Miami.
Speaker 1: Would make a ton of sense. How about this. It'd
Speaker 1: be a little ahead of his his average draft position
Speaker 1: by mox But what about Kansas City and Cincinnati at
Speaker 1: the bottom of the first round for Jamiir GiB that'd
Speaker 1: be super sexy. Oh yeah, that would be that'd be
Speaker 1: a lot of fun.
Speaker 3: I just feel like Washington's gonna draft him because subconsciously
Speaker 3: I'm just thinking about Joe Gibbs. I don't know, I
Speaker 3: see Gibbs and I just like associated with Washington and
Speaker 3: not related.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure. No, let's talk Zach.
Speaker 3: Sharbonet Charbonnet out of UCLA total unit six one, two
Speaker 3: twenty but not just a downhill runner, bowling ball type
Speaker 3: running back. He can jump, cut, duke, catch the ball,
Speaker 3: pass protect. He's going to be a solid pro without
Speaker 3: a doubt. Last year he was fifth in college football
Speaker 3: in runs of ten plus yards. He's been compared to
Speaker 3: mark Ingram in his prime, who's kind of like a
Speaker 3: bowling ball type running back, but who's agile, could catch
Speaker 3: the ball. The weaknesses with Charbona there aren't many, but
Speaker 3: he lacks explosiveness and breakaway speed. But his four five
Speaker 3: three and the forty at the combine is certainly respectable.
Speaker 3: He's not slow by any means, should make an immediate
Speaker 3: impact as a rookie, but like all rookie running backs,
Speaker 3: landing spot is crucial. But he looks like he has
Speaker 3: the goods and essentially all the teams you listed off
Speaker 3: for Gibbs are ideal realistic landing spots for Charbonnay, He's
Speaker 3: right there with Gibbs. I mean, I would put him
Speaker 3: number three behind Gibbs, but he's he's not far off
Speaker 3: in terms of his upside.
Speaker 1: His upside is even higher if you factor in one
Speaker 1: hundred percent touchdown guy right goal line use for Zach
Speaker 1: Charbonay as is absolutely going to happen, definitely, and so
Speaker 1: he gives you like fifteen touchdown upside that you're not
Speaker 1: gonna get necessarily from Jamior Gibbs or maybe even bez
Speaker 1: On Robinson. That's possible. To the comparison I make in
Speaker 1: my mind when I watch Zach Charbonay is Jerome Bettis
Speaker 1: especially younger before he really started to fill out later
Speaker 1: in his career because he was he was a big
Speaker 1: man with uncanny footwork.
Speaker 4: He was a big man.
Speaker 3: He Betts topped out of like two thirty something that
Speaker 3: the end of his career, right.
Speaker 1: He was, he got pretty heavy.
Speaker 4: He was a big dude. He was almost literally a buss.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Clay, So I'm very very Zach Sharbonay. If you
Speaker 1: just said touchdown, all I care about is touchdowns that
Speaker 1: come out of this rookie class, who's gonna have the
Speaker 1: most touchdowns over their whole career. I would probably pick
Speaker 1: Zach Charboney could could be. Let's go to the next
Speaker 1: running back on our list. It's Devon a chain. Talk
Speaker 1: about guys whose names don't look like they pronounce This
Speaker 1: is gonna take a while to learn. Devon a chain.
Speaker 4: Because it's within E or no, it starts within it.
Speaker 1: It's d E v oh and it looks just like
Speaker 1: Devon Devon, but it's Devon. Gotcha Devon? And it's a chain,
Speaker 1: not a chane, A chain, a chain something like that.
Speaker 1: A chain so crazy, crazy fast. I mean he ran
Speaker 1: a four three two.
Speaker 3: Do you know who two chains is? A rapper's So
Speaker 3: there's two chains and there's a chain chain.
Speaker 1: Good. I like it. Uh. He's got a you know,
Speaker 1: typical of guys that are are this fast.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: The burst is ridiculous. Uh. He's a kick returner as well. Uh,
Speaker 1: Devon a chain. Uh. He's got surprising toughness and they
Speaker 1: ran him inside a lot. He's got good hands. Uh,
Speaker 1: but he's short. He's five foot eight, which is a
Speaker 1: couple of inches under what we typically want to see
Speaker 1: in a running back. He's thin. You know, if you're
Speaker 1: you're not running a four three two unless you're pretty
Speaker 1: darn lean. He's not great at past protection, which you
Speaker 1: can imagine for a guy with a slight build, and
Speaker 1: the power really isn't there. But again, he was a
Speaker 1: surprisingly willing and really actually pretty tough inside runner. But
Speaker 1: these kinds of lightweight guys tend to be hit or
Speaker 1: miss weekly fantasy producers. They'll give you electrifying big plays
Speaker 1: that fill up box scores because they'll break off some
Speaker 1: big runs, and then he'll go games where he just
Speaker 1: never gets that breakaway and he gets eight carries for
Speaker 1: twenty yards. He won't get goal line work at that size.
Speaker 1: So devon a Chain to me, is gonna be somebody
Speaker 1: who feels like a flex guy. We we're gonna be
Speaker 1: talking about him not. I hope better than to take
Speaker 1: a chance on me guy. I hope he's more regular
Speaker 1: than that. But I think week in a week out,
Speaker 1: you're just gonna be hoping for big plays and you
Speaker 1: just some some weeks it's just not gonna work out.
Speaker 3: And again, in this day and age, if you're a
Speaker 3: backup running back, you're getting thirty thirty five percent of
Speaker 3: the touches. It's not like the old days where Priest
Speaker 3: Holmes was getting ninety.
Speaker 1: Five right, So that's a great point. I think the
Speaker 1: best landing spot for Devon a Chain is falling into
Speaker 1: a one to two punch situation where he's gonna be
Speaker 1: the alternate to somebody who's gonna yield enough carries. We
Speaker 1: could do something like Dallas. I mean, Tony Pollard is
Speaker 1: probably not gonna be a thirty touch a game guy.
Speaker 1: Tony Pollard's probably gonna be an eighteen to twenty touch
Speaker 1: a game guy, and that could leave ten touches for
Speaker 1: Devon A Chanin. Sakuon Barkley could be the same situation
Speaker 1: in New York. Josh Jacobs probably gets run into the ground.
Speaker 1: But maybe Devon ah Chanin shows up in Las Vegas
Speaker 1: and inherits that job at a year, so I don't know.
Speaker 1: Maybe part of a one two punch situation would make
Speaker 1: sense projecting into the third round right now, next running
Speaker 1: back up Roshan Johnson.
Speaker 3: Roshan Johnson also out of Texas, just like Bezon Robinson.
Speaker 3: Roshan another unit six foot two twenty And I got
Speaker 3: to quote Dan Brugler again because I love this. What
Speaker 3: do you have to say about Roshan big boned, broad
Speaker 3: shouldered athlete with proportionate bulk, stout, physical runner to breathe
Speaker 3: through arm tackles. And obviously he played behind Bezon at Texas,
Speaker 3: so he certainly fought for playing time.
Speaker 4: But if he was a featured.
Speaker 3: Back at another school, we might be talking about Roshan
Speaker 3: Johnson as.
Speaker 4: The RB two in this halft class. He just he
Speaker 4: was playing behind bees On, so he didn't have a
Speaker 4: chance to shine.
Speaker 1: But he's Uh, this is like Barry Sanders and Thurman
Speaker 1: Thomas your Cadillac Williams.
Speaker 3: And they're drafted the same year too, and they.
Speaker 4: Were both top five picks.
Speaker 1: Is that true?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I remember I think they went back to back. I'll
Speaker 3: look that up ago we'll circle back to that. But uh,
Speaker 3: Roshan an able receiver for his size, doesn't have a
Speaker 3: full route tree like Bezon, meaning he primarily catches, you know,
Speaker 3: screen passes out of the backfield, but he can't catch
Speaker 3: the ball, so he's a three down back. Doesn't have
Speaker 3: elite speed, but he compensates for that with his size
Speaker 3: and his vision and bonus features a quarterback in high school,
Speaker 3: they will be touchdown passes plural in his career, calling
Speaker 3: it right now, But yeah, I like Roshan Johnson, who
Speaker 3: was he is leap frogged a chain in uh DraftKings.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry underdog's adp in rechact right now? So yeah,
Speaker 3: steam is building for Roshawn Johnson right well.
Speaker 1: Johnson's got enough, He's got the bulk to be a
Speaker 1: touchdown score. I care a lot about that. They're breaking news.
Speaker 1: We like touchdowns around here. Tank Bigsby, Oh my guy,
Speaker 1: Tank Bigsby. I love him. I'm very excited about the
Speaker 1: prospects here. Landing where he lands will be very very important.
Speaker 3: Now, will we have a King Solomon situation? If the
Speaker 3: Texans end up.
Speaker 4: Drafting tanks, then what do I do? I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's Sophie's choice. So let's talk Tank Bigsby from from Auburn. Muscular,
Speaker 1: He's powerful, he's got amazing bursts and explosiveness when he
Speaker 1: decides to hit the gas. He can be a patient
Speaker 1: lateral runner on stretch plays and then when eventually that
Speaker 1: hole opens up, bang, Dude's just gone. He can run inside.
Speaker 1: I mentioned the latter running outside. He's got okay hands,
Speaker 1: he's not a He's not a give I did pass catcher,
Speaker 1: but he's not a ball dropper either. He's just an instinctive,
Speaker 1: intuitive runner who can react instantly when he needs to accelerate.
Speaker 1: I love all that parts of Tank Bigsby's game. Worried
Speaker 1: about him being technically raw. His pass protection is not
Speaker 1: particularly good and he's going to have to get better
Speaker 1: at that if he wants to be a three down back,
Speaker 1: which I think he can involve into, but he may
Speaker 1: not be as a rookie. He's strong enough for goal
Speaker 1: line use, which is very important talking touchdowns, explosive enough
Speaker 1: to create highlight plays, patient enough to wait for lanes
Speaker 1: on stretch plays. I think Tank Bigsby projects as a
Speaker 1: reliable weekly fantasy starter in the right spot. So it's
Speaker 1: the right spot he's currently projecting into the third round
Speaker 1: of the NFL Draft, and that I'm looking for a
Speaker 1: spot where he can be the lead runner. I want
Speaker 1: to see him dropp into Arizona at pick sixty six,
Speaker 1: or Miami at pick eighty four, or Cincinnati at pick
Speaker 1: ninety two or Kansas City at pick ninety five. Spots
Speaker 1: for Tank Bigsby. And I'm really really interested in what
Speaker 1: he could do here. So a lot of he's he's
Speaker 1: a he's got some special characteristics that suggest he can
Speaker 1: be a reliable fantasy starter and a weekly starter on
Speaker 1: the right NFL roster. Tank Bigsby planted your flag, I am.
Speaker 1: I have planted my flag.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna plant my flag. This next guy.
Speaker 1: Israel. Uh Bana kana.
Speaker 3: That's right out of Pittsburgh. And talk about steam. This
Speaker 3: guy has been surging right now in ADP. He has
Speaker 3: leap frogged a chain uh ty J Spears. So I
Speaker 3: was going to talk about but I wanted to go
Speaker 3: a Bona Conda. He's going higher than wrote Rashaun Johnson.
Speaker 3: He's a RB forty five right now in Underdog's ADP.
Speaker 3: Wow a Banaconda good size five ten two fifteen, ran
Speaker 3: a four four four forty at.
Speaker 4: His pro day.
Speaker 3: Uh he goes by Izzy by the way, so we
Speaker 3: can for him. Is Izzy scored a nine point six y'
Speaker 3: one RAS. That's relative athletics score.
Speaker 1: That's excellent.
Speaker 3: That's that ranks him sixty nine nice out of one thousand,
Speaker 3: seven hundred and twenty two running backs created from nineteen
Speaker 3: eighty seven to present day.
Speaker 4: So he's a freak athlete.
Speaker 3: I gotta I gotta quote if he's a danve Brugler
Speaker 3: to quote one more time, because this guy's like poetically.
Speaker 3: What's it called? The Beast is his rookie report. Yeah,
Speaker 3: if you have a chance, it's worth worth the money
Speaker 3: in your time to read the Beast. But he says
Speaker 3: about Abanaconda sports a cut, lean muscle body type, quick
Speaker 3: supple footwork to make split second cuts and decisively adjust
Speaker 3: his run path, above average vision and one step burst
Speaker 3: to center developing holes. That's where it gets really good
Speaker 3: scans quickly to set up blockers or final the abrupt
Speaker 3: cutback lane, Excellent spatial awareness to slalo them around blocks
Speaker 3: and gravitate towards openings. Runs with a fully charged GPS
Speaker 3: system can mash the accelerator when he has green grass
Speaker 3: in front of him. So I'm sold just after reading
Speaker 3: that's glowing is He had three touchdown carries of sixty
Speaker 3: five plus yards last year. Overall, he led fbs and
Speaker 3: total touchdowns with twenty one. Set the pit single game
Speaker 3: rushing record of three hundred and twenty yards in a
Speaker 3: game against Virginia Tech in Week six of twenty twenty two,
Speaker 3: breaking the record of three hundred and three yards set
Speaker 3: by Tony Doris set in nineteen seventy five. He scored
Speaker 3: six rushing touchdowns in that same game. So, and Pittsburgh's
Speaker 3: no small school, it's a big time school. So on
Speaker 3: the downside, he lacks the power of a Charbonne or
Speaker 3: Roshawn Johnson. Not an elite receiver either, but something he
Speaker 3: can improve improve on. Doesn't run a full route tree.
Speaker 3: But this is a bonus really for dynasty purposes. Only
Speaker 3: twenty years old, doesn't turn twenty one until October.
Speaker 1: See, I don't know that that does It does help
Speaker 1: dynasty because you're not playing running backs under their thirties anyway.
Speaker 4: Every year you can get with running backs.
Speaker 1: Well, but I I think it's so much about mileage, right,
Speaker 1: I mean, you know you're looking to try to get
Speaker 1: you know, you get like four or five really good
Speaker 1: years out of most good running backs. That's about it.
Speaker 1: Whether that's twenty to twenty four or twenty two to
Speaker 1: twenty six, I don't know. To me, I don't know
Speaker 1: if it matters a lot, but maybe maybe it helps.
Speaker 4: But uh yeah, is he again?
Speaker 3: All the teams we've mentioned realistic ideal landing spots, but
Speaker 3: he is running up the draft boards and fantasy in reality,
Speaker 3: we could see him as the top five running back
Speaker 3: on draft ed.
Speaker 4: Well I never know. Yeah, some teams could love him
Speaker 4: that much.
Speaker 1: I mean also projecting into the third round, we'll see
Speaker 1: Israel Bana Kana Kanda, Bana Kanda.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's so many This podcast could go on for
Speaker 3: another hour.
Speaker 1: I know, just the running backs. It's crazy. We didn't
Speaker 1: get to Taija Spears. We didn't get to my bride bride.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's it's so deep, but we're already.
Speaker 4: Kendre Miller almost double length.
Speaker 1: Zach Evans, Yeah, all these names.
Speaker 3: You need to familiarize yourself with. Chase Brown. We just
Speaker 3: don't have the time. Evan Hale is he even intriguing?
Speaker 1: I don't know who that is? Evan Oh yeah, Evan Hall.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: Somebody was just telling me he's got some kind of
Speaker 1: Minnesota connection. Somebody was telling me that he was telling
Speaker 1: me about Evan Hall and because he had a Minnesota connection,
Speaker 1: and I was like, ah, come on, you know, but
Speaker 1: it turns out he's actually really good.
Speaker 3: Wait, hold on, I gotta look up Cadillac Williams. Who
Speaker 3: I can't believe. I can't remember Williams by the way,
Speaker 3: amazing rookie year looked like and he just Tampa as
Speaker 3: I recall, Yeah, Ronnie Brown, Ronnie Brown.
Speaker 1: I loved Ronnie Brown and it never worked out.
Speaker 3: Here was this was two thousand and five, Alex Smith
Speaker 3: first overall, Ronnie Brown went second, Braylan Edwards wide receiver Michigan.
Speaker 1: That shocked me that he was, that he washed out
Speaker 1: so badly.
Speaker 3: Then Cedric Benson went forth o role, and then it
Speaker 3: was Cadillac fifth.
Speaker 4: How about that?
Speaker 1: Think about how much the landscape has changed for running backs.
Speaker 1: Three running backs taken in the top five and this
Speaker 1: was two two thousand and five, right, so advanced the
Speaker 1: clock eighteen years. You can't no running back goes in
Speaker 1: the top five ever, no matter how good you are.
Speaker 3: Do you remember who the Vikings picked in two thousand
Speaker 3: and five? If I give you the draft spot, you'll
Speaker 3: you'll get it. I'm sure they had the seventh pick
Speaker 3: that year.
Speaker 1: It wasn't Adrian No.
Speaker 4: Troy Williamson.
Speaker 1: It was Williamson.
Speaker 4: That was the pick they got from the Raiders.
Speaker 1: For man, Why do Minnesota sports teams just get worked
Speaker 1: on every trade? Why can't we ever be on the
Speaker 1: other side of Ahearsel Walker or Rudy Gobert. It's sad.
Speaker 4: Well, at least the Eagles let Justin Jefferson fall into
Speaker 4: their lap.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Eagles. We appreciate that's Vikings don't have a
Speaker 1: lot to thank the Eagles for, but this is one
Speaker 1: of them.
Speaker 3: They didn't make any real I mean, it was a
Speaker 3: mistake drafting Williamson, but the receivers that go after him,
Speaker 3: Mike Williams, yes, then Matt Jones, Remember were talking about
Speaker 3: Matt Jones.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 3: Twenty first overall pick. Wow, converted wide quarterback out of Arkansas.
Speaker 1: Never came together at all. I bet that guy had.
Speaker 1: I bet Matt Jones had less than I'm gonna go
Speaker 1: five hundred career.
Speaker 4: Yards probably something like that.
Speaker 3: Brutal wide receiver class this year. Two good ones, Roddy
Speaker 3: White twenty seventh overall.
Speaker 1: It was really good.
Speaker 4: And then Vincent Jackson went on the second round.
Speaker 1: Took Vincent Jackson a long time, but.
Speaker 4: He was an immediate impact.
Speaker 1: And then once he got paid by the Bucks, that
Speaker 1: dude was awful. He was all about getting his big
Speaker 1: second deal and he never did any.
Speaker 3: I never heard of this guy. I just looked at
Speaker 3: the receivers. The Chiefs selected a guy. It looks like
Speaker 3: crap Hanzo.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Crafonzo.
Speaker 4: I'm sure Crafonso.
Speaker 1: Thus he lived up to his name. He really did.
Speaker 4: All right.
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