All right. Welcome.
Back to the FFPC Mini Soda series here on the Ship Chasing
Channel, it's a series we do. Every year where we are
recapping all of our picks when we were on.
The clock. Sometimes we are recording when
we are technically on the clock. We have a few picks to catch up
on here. At the 1112 turn and then we're
about to be on the clock at 13, so we're going to have a jam
packed. Episode for you guys here
running down the team. I'll give you a quick recap here
on the team so far from. 11 hole We had Certainly pissed at
yellow to start a J. Brown CD.
Lamb Debo, Samuel, DK Metcalf, Brandon I Youth.
Deonte Johnson finally took James Cook at 7:11.
That's going to look nice with all the training camp buzz
coming. Come back and grab Jordan
Addison, get our first tight end in the ninth round and Greg
Dolcech then get Jalen Warren. And now we were on the clock
guys in the 11th round and I would say a lot of our preferred
targets. Kind of got wiped out.
We were looking at, you know, an Eli Mitchell, a tank Bigsby,
some of these guys here who would have filled out our zero
RB room. What were you guys thinking
about when we were on the clock at 11:11?
Well, the big question was, do we go to a or do we take another
quarterback who's stacked? But that quarterback's still
here and you guys were on the to a side of that and looks pretty
good. Well, yeah, we had, I think.
That question as well as a question of whether we might
want to go with Kendra Miller who was one of the running backs
that we did at the last turn kind of earmark for this turn
and we we liked, we thought that based on sort of the the 12
holes drafting profile up to this point that Kendra Miller
might not be their top priority. There was a a couple a couple
backs with. Much higher Adp's and jerk
McKinnon and Jamal Williams that were still there.
Miller was I think like the 5th back by ADP or at least the 5th
best available player and then both two and DAC or big
followers by ADP as well. DAC even more so than two and we
did have seating lambs. So you have that question.
Tua is unstacked. And so, yeah, I mean we talked
through. The quarterback element, whether
we wanted to try to grab Miller or try to get him to pass
through and then also just the idea of potentially going
running back, running back at this point and continuing to
push quarterback. Yeah.
And it seemed like we were kind of narrowing in.
Like the two configurations for this turn were either running
back, running back, right, like we had only taken 2 up to this
point or running back, quarterback.
And I think we were kind of wrestling with the stacking
element. Or do we just get the best
possible quarterback with the thought being?
This is still a chance for us to kind of supercharge our starting
lineup. Like one thing we got a little
queasy about with the pissing yellow in this environment is
basically punting three other positions.
A lot of times in years past when we've done the Choose your
RV build, it's also been with an elite quarterback and an elite
tight end, so you're basically punting.
The only thing you're really punting is running back.
And so I do think us kind of honing in on a quarterback made
a lot of sense here, especially if we thought there was a
quarterback who is mispriced relative to the upside.
Like he gives you in Tua. Yeah, I mean I think Tua like
you know he he goes higher than this generally in best ball.
You know he's quite stackable. He's usually like in the eighth
round we got him in the end of the 11th, but I think he's quite
a bit more valuable and managed. Like he's either you're kind of
like happily throwing him in your lineup or you know you're
you're maybe dropping him if things go wrong, but.
You know, you can always pick up another quarterback off waiver,
so it was really hard to argue with the value.
My concern was like we didn't have anyone to stack them with
and like we know we're passing up DAC who we do have Lamb.
And so in the three-week Sprint, how much does that hurt us?
But again Dac's still being here makes me feel like, you know,
the arguments of hey, let's just get a really strong starting
quarterback value and we're going to be so unique.
I mean, looking at the team I was like, I mean.
There's if we make the the Sprint like our team is going to
have some levers to pull to get unique with with how deep we are
at wide receiver this is not going to be like a common
structure or common grouping of players so that that ease my
mind about it quite a bit. Yeah, the the the thought on QB
generally if you look at our board is I mean Trevor Lawrence
went at 6:10 and we were on the board at 11:10 and and those
five full rounds from the end of the 6th to the end of the 11th,
2 quarterbacks went Anthony Richardson and Desean Watson.
So by the time we were there and with this really 0 RB build that
pissed yellow early, we had hit a couple of running backs
already. We had hit our tight end one and
Greg Dosage that we think has you know breakout potential to
help our starting lineup and you need to get some strength and
you're starting lineup when you start, you know, six straight
wide receivers and then we get this, you know, I thought pretty
unique opportunity to get a quarterback that we thought was
already mispriced then you know around behind his ADP as well
because the whole room was avoiding running backs for this
five round stretch basically. I think you can make a case that
two should actually be up in the Trevor Lawrence tier and
grouping in terms of what you know.
Last year he led the NFL in yards protect, TD rate, some of
that stuff in managed like Pat said where you're looking at
ceiling but you can cut him if you know the concussions become
an issue again. He's probably for me closer to
Trevor Lawrence then where he went at least and we got him
five full rounds later. A guy who in these mid round
quarterback ranges I think has the most upside to contend with.
You know, maybe not with Jalen Hertz and Josh Allen, but I
think has upside to contend with like a Justin Herb and some and
Lawrence and those guys that go in the 5th, 6th round.
So it was a unique opportunity in this draft where quarterback
had just been so ignored for so long that we got a really nice
value on a guy that should give us a, you know, a fast start and
that you made some great points about the stacking stuff and
getting unique. But we have, you know, Pete man,
another great point in our little chat that.
We have a lot of stack options now coming back and so DAC has
made it back. We also took both Debo and I.
You can have talked about potentially Purdy, we have
Deonte, Johnson, potentially Pickett, Jordan, Addison.
We also have her cousins on the board still And then Dolce, just
our tight end, yeah, we have Russell Wilson on the board.
So just a lot of potential stack options as well that.
Are just a great point. That was kind of what gave me a
little bit of piece on passing on the stack.
It's just like we're gonna basically, every round from now
to the end of the draft, we're gonna have an option to stack up
another one of our. Players, I didn't even say DK,
but Catherine, we can. Jump out there.
Yeah. Wow.
That's a that's a true stack. Like, we're not backdoor
stacking anything. If you got DK, yeah.
Yeah. So I I like it And you know it's
it's kind of like what we did with two is a little bit of a
less sexy version of what we've done in years past And our whole
thing has always been in manage. You take big cuts at quarterback
because it's not that hard to find replacement level value
like you know, high in QB two production, maybe back in QB one
on the waiver wire. It happens every year.
The Derek cars of the world remain readily available on FFPC
waiver wires. Actually, when we hit the bye
weeks and people are forced to cut their second in 3rd
quarterback. Maybe we have to do a week
ahead. So in two.
You know, maybe you have to be a little bit strategic, but you
can get the production, you can figure it out.
And so it reminds me of what we kind of did with Lance, right?
Where it's like, this could be a big swing, it could be a big
miss. But guess what?
If it's a big miss, you just cut them like we did and you grab
the next guy. We've done it with Kyler in the
past. We grabbed 2 and then you get
last year. Yeah, so.
I feel good about this pick giving us access to a
quarterback that I legitimately think, like Ben said, she could
have top seven upside be right up there next to Lawrence, maybe
just behind the Herbert field. So feels like a good pick.
And then we basically knew for sure we were going to be doing a
running back with this next election.
Only had James Cook and Jalen Warren, and this did feel like
the time. You know, we missed out on
Charbonnay, we missed out on Tank Bigsby.
This seemed like the time to get kind of a rookie.
In here that we liked. And I think the thing that was a
bummer is like, this is right when the Kamara suspension news
had come out, it's not going to be near as much as we thought 4
plus games. And so all of a sudden Kendra
doesn't feel as sexy. And yet, I don't really think
the thesis has changed that much.
Great. Yeah, it hasn't changed that
much. And like, we could really use
those three games. Like three games.
Like, that's actually still pretty sweet.
So I mean Rochon has someone, it's it's someone who's like
kind of jumped back up a little bit for me.
He was nursing an injury. That's no big deal.
He's kind of back at practice. He was getting talked up as a
pass blocker again. So kind of the the Rochon thesis
is back on. So looking at the board, it's
like, yeah, we would have been interesting, but just you know,
it's like we're going to start, you know, I know we don't put
too much emphasis on who we're starting week one, but.
Kendre gives you some some late season upside as a rookie and
also like should have you know at least like 3540% of the snaps
in those first few weeks. Unless he has a pretty poor rest
of training camp. But early reports were pretty
good so. We're going to get a lot of
information on him quick, too. Like, I like that.
Like you said, we can potentially play him early.
We can also like if it goes really poor for Kendre in the
first three weeks, we can, you know, we can churn that roster
spot relatively quickly. We took him over Jamal Williams.
Who you know maybe was the better way to play the early
season upside. But I like with Miller that
you're talking about the late season upside that you just
mentioned and getting an idea really early.
If that seems like a path that's going to hit like we're going to
get a lot of information the first few weeks even if it's not
perfect, we'll be like well you know if things go well if he out
produces Williams like OK, he feels like the handcuff that we
really want to bet on later in the season we'll we'll stash
him. But if things you know if
Williams is definitely playing ahead of him, if Williams is
performing, it's like, OK, well maybe we'll we'll cut him loose
right away. And not that this is like it
should be weighted too heavily, but the states did just lose,
you know, Benjamin for the year as well.
Like their depth chart is very, very thin for those first few
weeks specifically without Camara.
So like, it seems almost impossible that Kendra is not
going to get any burn. And if he's not getting any bird
week one it, it's it's a pretty big red flag I think.
It will. Yeah.
So I do. I do love that idea too of like,
hey, give us, give us a couple games here.
We'll start you with James Cook out of the stretch and then the
dream is he just flashes and they can't keep him off the
field. And even when Kamara comes back,
it's like, all right, this is coming at the expense of Jamal
Williams. Like we don't need those, you
know, low value touches. We got to get Kendra the Rock.
You know, Jamal Williams is. It is funny because like he
scored so many touchdowns that, like he's now good.
But like fans, managers wanted nothing to do with him as a
clear #2 last year and I kind of got it.
You know, we kind of like be like it was sort of eating your
vegetables anytime you took him. And then he was not good last
year in a lot of the advanced stuff like his, his actually
like even a success rate, which was the thing like he was like
reliable was not good. It was just way, way better than
DeAndre Swift. It was a disaster.
So. And he got an absurd number of,
if you go look at like the the number of touches inside the
five and green touches. I don't have the numbers right
in front of me, but like, he blew away the rest of the NFL,
right? Yeah, like.
So I just think like Jamal Williams is, you know I've
mentioned the the week one thing to me that's like the little
bonus we get with Miller, but you also get this potential to
hit a real home run with that pick.
I mean it's not the highest probability thing, but it it
exists. I really struggle to see how
Jamal Williams in any universe is a home run this year outside
of just catastrophic depth chart chaos around him.
So. And Jamal Williams profile, that
is the actual better and best ball profile, right?
Because you don't want to have to guess the weeks he falls into
the end zone twice. But that's you're gonna have
some like stone cold like 1 pointers from Jamal Williams.
In your life this year and then I mean going, I don't think
there's a worse team for him because they have taste of Mill
too. Like he really was super
dependent on just getting a lot of carries inside the 10 and
inside the five. That was like his whole profile
actually. And so now going to a team
that's gonna use like a freaking, you know?
Tight end slash quarterback slash whatever in there.
That's the thing. Yeah, it's.
He's got Tay some hill to contend with, like.
You have 16 more carries inside the 10 Green Zone carries than
any other running back. Last year hit 45.
Joe Mixon was second with 29. I mean, like, it's all workload
and he's probably not going to get it.
Let's do a. Segue here as we set up our
decision at the 1314 turn. You know one other thing just to
kind of look back on is when we kind of took our tight end, how
the board is broke. I feel really, really good about
that Dolcet selection in the 9th.
I look at the tight ends who come off the board.
My guess is for all of us like the kind of the names that
jumped out like Sam LaPorte, I thought Gerald Everett looked
like a value. Those guys don't even come back
to when we pick out 1111. We now find ourselves, and we
can talk about that tied in right now.
A pretty flat tight end tier, the beginning of a new tier.
And so I would feel pretty gross about our like punt purple
strategy if we were in this range because then you're
realistically looking till 15 to take your first tight end.
And so getting Greg Dolce there on the 9th, I think we played
that well. We do see the flip side of that
though, which is some more of these zero RB targets come off
the board. Pat mentioned Rochon, he's gone.
Jerome Ford, we had ID'd as a guy.
He goes off the board. Taje Spears, another one of
these rookies, Chase Brown. They all come off the.
Board here. And so there are some picks
we're gonna talk through here, but there isn't like a run to
the podium pick at this slot, at least for me.
The kind of is for me. Yeah, I have one that I like
too. All right, let's hear it, cuz I
think there's some good names. I'm just saying like we didn't
even have to have a discussion on who to go pick, like we
clearly have to have a discussion on who to, right?
Sure, yes. Yeah.
The guy I'm really excited about here is Deonte Foreman.
Yeah, because. He he sort of fits that same
Kendra Miller mold, but like kind of better from the early
season stuff. I mean he's splitting wraps with
the ones and you know, splitting with Galil Herbert.
There is some risk of ruin where, you know, Rochon takes
over the backfield at the end of the year and you know Herbert's
getting enough of the the first string stuff that Foreman's just
this like really useless kind of rotational early down guy.
But he's been really good. For the last several years he's
on a very run heavy Bears offense and there's a chance he
he he's a starting running back for a run heavy team.
Like, I don't know, it just seems like kind of an easy
really the sort of like a perfect, like who would we want
right now as a running back? Like a guy who could just be
like a very reliable 2 down starter for a run heavy team.
Seems like the perfect guy to plug in at this pic and here we
are. Yeah, when we passed Herbert at
the 9:10, we were talking through that.
I remember I asked on on that mini.
So you know is the play it for Foreman at the 1314 that much
different than the Herbert play. So yeah, I know Pete, I agree
with everything you were saying. I think obviously we have two
picks here that another long wait and you were talking about
how that one tight end tier got wiped out between Dolce and when
we got back up and seven tight ends went between our our, you
know our 1002 and our 1111. I do think, you know, at this
turn I want to, I want to think through a couple things.
We have a lot of QB value right now, but I think you could you
could see a lot of QB twos go off at once, right?
This is a room that has really avoided quarterback, continue to
avoid quarterback. There was only the two until we
took two and now two more rounds later, there's only been one
more and there's only one drafter here who has taken 2
quarterbacks. The guy behind us has not taken
a quarterback yet and he does have Brandon Cook.
So it does feel like if we if we don't take DAK at 1311.
I mean, I can't imagine he would pass Dak again.
I was surprised he passed him when we went to A at the 1112
CUZ Dak was already behind ADP. Now Dak is way behind ADP and
that guy does not have a QB yet. So I think this 1415 range could
wipe out Dak, Geno, a lot of those names.
And so we do have a lot of stack options.
So I'm kind of comfortable pushing quarterback, but we do,
I think, want to think that there's a lot of picks between
our picks and then tie it in. I completely agree.
Very flat tier. Lot of names I was messing
around in the queue and I think I put like 8 names in there.
This is the tier that goes to the end of, you know, underdog
drafts and there's a lot of names towards the underdog
drafts at tight end that we like and Dolsage gives us cover, as
you pointed out. And I completely agree with
like, I feel like our builds going to be strong regardless
with dolsage at the top. But you could see seven or eight
tight ends go before we pick again as well.
I'm I'm, I'm kind of curious what you guys think the rest of
the room's going to do between our 1402 and our 1511?
I would say I have really little interest in a quarterback with
one of these two picks. Even with the huge DAC slide.
I just don't think what to me the huge benefit of the stacking
is for the three-week Sprint. And I do envision a lot of
scenarios where we're actually wanting to play the waiver for
another quarterback and you on it and you feel like you have
golden handcuffs with the second quarterback that we stacked
because it's like what we want DAC.
For CD Lam, you know in the playoff Sprint and I do worry
that that becomes like an unnecessary roster anchor in the
way that that's like that's a feature in best ball.
But in manage, I think it could feel like, well we can't stack
that or cut that because he hasn't been performing that
well. They're still kind of run heavy.
But like we got to get that stack for the playoffs.
And because there's still so many viable guys, and I'd argue
we have even bigger bets on like the Niners offense with those
two top five picks that like having guys like Purdy and pick
it in our back pocket who might even fit the.
Bold of like a true breakout, a little bit more than DAC, whose
ranges of outcomes feel a little narrower.
To me, I just think this feels like running back selections for
us. And that was so accurate.
I feel like a little burned out because it's like mid November
now. Yeah, no, that's exactly, I know
that situation. I can definitely see that
happening. So I'm a little more open to the
DAC slide just because he's he does have a ceiling.
And and I should say, I definitely think this is A2
quarterback team for us. It's just like these guys just
keep hanging around like that. Just fell 24 picks past where we
were thinking about him. Think about the next uprighting
slides. I love those points and and we
we don't want to feel like we're locked into carrying two Qb's.
I like the idea of of our second QB being someone we want to
carry, but also like somebody that we could cut if another QB
comes available on waivers or whatever, right?
Like, I mean, there's a lot of things that can happen
throughout the year, but. But let's say we don't get
Purdy, but then Purdy gets hurt in season, reenters the elbow.
We want to be able to bid on Lance probably we have to have
as receivers. So there's a lot of things that
I'm right with you. I don't think I want to go QB
here at all. The running back thing.
So other than form and Devin Singletary is another one.
That is sort of lingering a little bit and it's like not
really that sexy. We we are one pick away from
being on the clock and the guy ahead of us was another zero RB
build didn't take her running back until the 6th where he took
Damian Pierce. He's only taken 3 and he's the
one who did take Khalil Herbert when we passed.
I'm a little concerned he might take Foreman and kind of think
about, hey, I want to get multiple pass to the Chicago
Bears backfield because I do have a 0 RB build.
If if Foreman goes where you guys want to want to go running
back because it does feel. I'm with Pat where like the part
of the reason I was saying, you know, run to the podium pick on
Foreman is I I feel like it's kind of a teardrop unless you
guys are in on Devon Singletary, I'm kind of in on him.
I I do think, you know the, I think the upside's limited, but
I do think his veteran status and being brought in as a free
agent is going to pretty clearly make him that the number two and
the handcuff and the Texans might be a little better than
people think. But yeah, it's it's it starts to
get a little. Bit of a better and best ball
pick because you know I don't think he's very good and I think
it's basically like the Texans the some games get away from him
and he comes in and just like catches enough balls to matter
and it does seem like he's going to be the clear #2 to Pierce.
They seem excited about Pierce, but it's it's like you know he's
a he's like I have not very talented handcuffed on a team
with a rookie quarterback who probably run heavy but not with
him like so. I mean, he has contingent value,
but I just, I'm like, you know, the guy who actually jumps out a
little bit to me is Rahim Mostert.
I was going to bring him up. Yeah, Jeff Wilson's off the
board. And so you're getting that last
crack at the Miami Dolphins backfield.
And another guy could kind of help us get off the fast start.
And then, like, if Cook doesn't sign, I mean, it strikes me that
Mostert would be, I don't know, you wouldn't jump up a ton, but
you could. Maybe you've gone on the 12th or
something. So.
Yeah, the thing about Mostert 2 is.
Like it. It does feel like a little bit.
I know they're not stylistically similar whatsoever, but a
similar type of play to Foreman, right where the appeal is.
He could just have a role out of the gate.
Maybe we're overvaluing the rookies.
Early season production. We definitely need that early
season production here. The reason most are becomes
really interesting to me is because I do think when he.
Hits for his fast start hit is even more exciting than
Foreman's. You know where a fast start for
Foreman, it's like we get a 40 yard game where he has two
touchdowns. We're like so stoked on that.
But with Moster, like if a change just slow to come along
and Moster just like that preferred back who's taking some
of these 50 yard handoffs to the house.
Not only have we bet on this offense with two, but I think
the information you're going to get from Moster is even more
valuable than the information early you're going to get from
Foreman. I think that's a good, good call
my. My counter would be to Pat's
point. You know if if Cook never does
sign, how high does foreman or or most cert rise?
Probably not that much if Cook does sign much.
If he does sign, we're we're cutting our 13th round pick or
14. Yeah, that's true.
That is 100%. I mean, we might hang on to
them, but we will cut him at some.
Points, Yeah, he's a last round pick at that well.
The one thing I would say in that is, and again you guys can.
Correct me if you see it differently, but if they signed
Cook, I would feel like Cook is more hurtful to Jeff Wilson's
role. It's kind of like the early down
the goal line where I kind of view Moster and a chain kind of
competing for that cohort of touches.
For sure, but it just changes the path like everything you
just described about Moster. It's breakout being so exciting.
I mean then you're dealing with a 30 plus year old back who has
the the youngster behind him and has doubt from Cook on the
roster, right? It's just like it's a thinner
thing. That's why.
I mean, Forman to me is definitely to pick because you
don't have to worry about them signing somebody.
So one of those things where you want to hear a little bit of
Rochon buzz so that they don't sign Cornet or Zeke or
something, yeah. So yeah, I will say he's an
easy. One of the two, and not even
just because Forman's a tick ahead in ADP.
You know form most sure it's the one way more likely to come back
because people are so spooked by that dolphin situation we've
seen in the underdog ADP market. So like this drafter if he's
taking another running back, like I feel pretty strongly he's
probably taking Zeke if anyone probably would go forbid over
Moster if he did make that decision.
I do want to make one point on the room that we have here.
I do. This does strike me as a lot of
we can start for running back drafters in this in this room.
Like the guy of the one hole went Jefferson, then Henry
Gibbs, ETN Acres and Montgomery and then he comes back and gets
Brian Robinson in the tenth round he's taken running back at
the 14 fifteenth turn, I'm telling you.
So I mean, I think if you look at the just in the queue like
Singletary, Zeke, Forman, Mostert, Fournette, Hubbard,
Gainwell, Edwards, I would expect all of those guys to be
gone before we're back up. Yeah, this does feel like a
running back, running back turn, I think, right?
Is that what I think? So.
It and I was just gonna say at a past point like look at the five
hole, right? This is this is like an FFPC
thing right? You take your anchor running
back in the second Tony Pollard, you get like the sexy premium 0
RB guy in the 8th and then he just starts drafting as if it is
a 0 RB team. Charbonne, Take, Bigsby, Roshan,
Johnson, Taji, Spears, we, I think we all like all of those
guys. But these guys do not sit stop
drafting running backs, regardless of how they've
approached the position previously.
You can start. That's funny.
That's that's a lot of we can start fours, I'm telling you.
Yeah, he that guy only had five, five receivers.
He took Hertz and got her as, like, premium options.
But like you, you probably like him to mix in a tight end, two
or a sixth receiver at some point.
He's just like, no, I'm gonna keep taking ready backs forever.
Yeah, at tight end, I think we might be in better shape like I
think Conklin goes and I think Ferguson probably goes, but then
the next tight end is Trey McBride is a ADP of 203.
So we're going to be on the clock at pick 179.
So it's the there's a chance that Ferguson has an ADP of
179.7 is there? And he's only second down on the
tight end. So it's not just that we're flat
at tight end now. It's that like we fully are
ripping off the start of a new tier.
If we take a tight end I. Think and actually 7 drafters
behind us have two tight ends already.
Two of those seven have three already.
So seven of the 10 have already taken multiple tight ends in
terms of what they think they have needs at and that type of
thing. I was worried about maybe a
tight end run here. You know of the three that have
not taken their tight end two, it's Kelsey Andrews and Goddard
that are their tight end ones. So it's guys that might maybe
don't even prioritize tight end two at this point because they
took tight end so high. I think, I think you're right.
I think we're going to actually not have that huge run of tight
end hopefully and hopefully have you know the similar options at
1516. Let me flip one more running
back cuz I know we're a little tight on time, but Kenneth
Gainwell is also I think pretty interesting.
Is this a high run swing? This is a manager league.
We're going to see what we have pretty quickly.
Reports are that he's the two-minute drill guy.
They really like his reliability.
They drafted him for explosiveness.
He's been really reliable. The coach wore his shirt to a
press conference. I mean, we took Debo because
he's sending naked pics to his coach.
Like the coach is wearing gain well shirt.
He's returning the love. So yeah, I mean, I love Penny.
He's definitely dealt with some serious injuries.
Gain well or swift, is super inconsistent and unreliable.
Like, I don't know. There's a chance This is a
really strong season for Tangle. And it's that, like we've talked
about it last year too. Like that type of profile has
kind of like died off, like the true pass catching JD Mckissick
early, Nikem Heinz stuff where it's like I'm just gonna get,
you know, 7 to 8 points. And because they're like a
talented player, there's a bit chance for more, I do think.
Well, it's like one of the few guys that fit that and there is
some sneaky contingent upside to the points you just made about
how fragile and unproven like Swift and Penny are across the
full season. So to me, it could be the Swift
like. There's a chance he's swift and
Swift has gained. Well, like.
I'm not understand most likely at all.
So in to me Pat I'm glad you mentioned gain well because the
other two names you know like or even guys like Chuba who I like
a lot like I do worry about like the true late season contingent
upside of I guess even both Singletary and Chuba of backs in
bad offenses that even if they were thrust in the starting
role. Do I think we getting be getting
10 plus points a game from them? Sure.
But do I think they could scorch the earth in the way gain?
Well could if? The roles, you know, broke the
right way, just by necessity of how those offenses operate.
Yeah, I mean, you're getting a the best offensive line of
football is going to score a ton of points and is not afraid to
pound the rock. So that's pretty good, yeah.
I do saw some interest in singleter, but it sounds like
you guys are both pretty out on that entirely.
He just, yeah, he just feels more best Bally to me.
I do take him in best ball. I I don't think he's a bad pick,
but I just is. I'm like trying to think
through, like I'm trying to dream on these guys.
And Singletary is a. Little hard to dream.
Sure. I think the thing about when the
thing about Cuba is like it's almost like those guys that do a
bunch of little things, right or he offers a bunch of little
things that we like to this. But if I think of like banking
early season production or having like really big
contingent upside down the stretch, I think guys like form
and most certain gain well. Like hit those notes in a harder
way, even though Hubbard is probably like above average
across the board and the things we're looking for in a running
back, if that makes sense. No, I think that actually makes
a ton of sense. I guess my thought is OK, we've
already hit some of that with Warren and Kendre and even
cooked to an extent. And so Singletary is like a
boring thing to layer in. It's part of the running backs
we've already taken. That has me some interest in
Singletary, but I think I'm with you guys.
Let's just keep taking swings. I will say though, I do not
think, I think of all the guys we've mentioned, most are
Singletary Cuba gain. Well, I don't think any of those
guys are coming back. None of them are coming back.
All getting wiped out by the time because I think what we're
going to see is the huge QB run in a bunch of these other
running backs and people kind of like grabbing their more of
their KJ Osbournes cuz they need wide receivers.
Like that's what these next two rounds are going to be.
And I think that's why if we do running back, running back here,
we're gonna have a ton of QB and tight end options at 1516.
I'm sold on running back, running back.
I mean, I'm actually, I'm now like very excited about getting
well, especially if we compare them with like a foreman.
That feels like a really strong turn here.
I like so I'm totally good on. I like the most.
Or take two of just the cook thing Scares me.
Where like the ADP could just click.
Yeah, right. So it seems like we all like
forming here and then we can kind of regroup on the gain.
Well, Moster kind of Singletary triumvirate.
Because we know at least one of those guys is gonna be there,
right? Yeah, we just got to hope
Foreman doesn't go to the Herbert drafter at 10.
If Foreman goes, where are you guys at?
Because you know, I. Think I'm leaning gain.
Well, I think you made. I think I'm leaning gain well
too. Yeah, I think I would as well
because again, I just do not think this guy would take
Moster. He would be the other guy that
and I just think Moster has a better chance of coming back.
I think both will just based on ADP, but.
Sure. A game on Molster would be a
would be a fine turn. I mean those are guys we can cut
but also that have paths to like OK they surprised us weak one.
This is exciting you know. Yeah, if you cut your 14th round
pick, who cares? I think to me it's basically
like I want game while on this team.
You you guys sold me on that and then it's like one of Foreman or
Moster. But I just think we take Foreman
first, because he's the guy least likely to make it back of
all three of them. I agree.
I like that, yeah. I'm not looking the game up
first. Yeah, I just think he's, you
know, if we're just looking in the app, how people look at it.
3456 game, well 7th in the running back ADP it just he did
take Jarek and gain was kind of like the Jarek of the of the
Eagles in a way. But I don't know I I feel OK.
I think. I think there's other running
back targets he's going to like more.
He's an interesting drafter. We we've not been able to
profile him, really. I do think he's going QB at this
time. With one of the pics, I think
you got it from that go. Yeah, so we have.
We have decent amount of cover to still get one of the backs
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