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The desk confirms the eclipse did not end the world, jokes that every eclipse is supposed to do so and that this one stopped photosynthesis, then claims comic ownership of the 'great American eclipse.' Nearly fifty minutes later, Derek Carr's long-ago peak is dated as twelve eclipses ago.
The hosts announce a first-ever Fantasy Footballers Draft Special for NFL+, beginning near the end of round one on April 25 and delivering live fantasy reactions. They contrast it with prior next-day reaction work, which is jokingly dismissed as being for cowards.
While warning dynasty managers not to abandon viable title runs, the hosts single out Papa Josh as someone who definitely ruined a chance and speculate that his itch was simply that tearing the roster down sounded fun. The response is that fun lives in championships.
Andy inventories an old contender whose stars no longer attract offers, says he has competed for nine straight years, and admits the promised tax bill has not arrived yet. Jason says his and Mike's co-managed roster will answer the rebuild question when its players retire together in about three years.
The hosts say Jalen Waddle played fourteen games and limped off in all fourteen, turning the recurring exit-and-return pattern into the verb that he 'Paul pierced' every game.
Andy and Jason treat Mike's WR20 ranking for Mike Evans as a pair of middle fingers and then as 'ferocious hatred.' They also revive an alleged prior claim that Evans should not enter the Hall of Fame; Mike denies ever saying that and clarifies that he considers Evans a Hall of Famer, though not first-ballot.
The established city cue plays during Michael Pittman's ranking, and the published video briefly shows a celebratory Pittman/host collage. Later, one host calls the others Pity City settlers and complains about its plumbing, only to learn that money has begun flowing into town and its champion is upgrading everything.
Chris Olave frustration makes Derek Carr 'stupid' and then 'stinky.' At the end of the discussion, the established Send in the Carr phrase is reversed into 'Don't send in the Carr': it stinks, smells bad, and this year there is an odor.
Complete review of the published video, all sixteen five-second storyboard sheets, and targeted one-second frame sheets shows only Mike, Jason, and Andy live at the main desk: Mike sits left in a black T-shirt and purple cap, Jason sits center in a dark patterned shirt, black cap, glasses, and beard, and Andy sits right in a plain black T-shirt. A large black-green Fantasy Faceoff helmet occupies the center foreground and a WIDE RECEIVER RANKINGS screen remains behind the desk. The video begins on Jason, runs the standard opening montage at about 00:12-00:30, and returns to the three-host desk. The montage includes a generic realistic bear at about 00:16 and a produced WITH THE DUCERS card at about 00:29-00:30 depicting Brooks/Judge Giamatti, Jeremy/Owl Borland, and Kyle/The Borgogon; neither is Jay Griz or a live producer appearance. The episode announces the first-ever Fantasy Footballers Draft Special, live on NFL+ near the end of round one on April 25, with same-night reactions instead of the prior day-after approach. No NFL+, draft-night, or special-event graphic accompanies the announcement. A real DYNASTY DOWNLOAD bumper runs around 06:44-06:50, followed by desk-only discussion: Papa Josh is accused of ruining a title chance because tearing down sounded fun, Andy inventories an old but dominant roster and says he has competed for nine straight years without yet paying the tax bill, and Jason says his co-managed team with Mike will answer the rebuild question when its players retire together in about three years. Kyle is mentioned only as the person who will research the Chicago Bears' leading passer; he is never heard or shown. A real WIDE RECEIVER RANKINGS bumper runs around 14:40-14:49. The desk later says Jalen Waddle 'Paul pierced' all fourteen games, accuses Mike of ferocious hatred toward Mike Evans and revives a disputed Hall-of-Fame claim, and calls for Pity City. Around 42:36-42:37, the published video briefly overlays the desk with an exuberant Michael Pittman graphic containing a Colts player cutout, repeated host cutouts, fireworks, and city imagery. The later plumbing, civic investment, mayor/champion, Derek Carr odor, and all dynasty tax, demolition, and retirement props remain dialogue-only. No fourth live human, player guest, producer cutaway, Jay image, cardboard bear, or Jay sound drop appears.
You say, well, who's got the better quarterback if things hit right? Could be Caleb Williams. And then you say, well, maybe they're both the number two target on their team. But Tyreek definitely is the alpha. Keenan is great. But Keenan could be, you know, closer to Dunn than Tyreek is moving over. So I think I lean on the more side. You always lean on the more side. Well, I mean, when you got a surname like that. Rashi Rice, number 18. Yeah, I didn't give you nothing. Mike's got him at 14. I've got him at 22. Obviously, this one is incredibly difficult with... Let's not even consider that right now. That's what I'm saying. I haven't ranked currently not trying to guess. Is he going to miss games? How many games will he miss? This is like just... He suits up for 17. Yeah, this is, to me, the rise of Rishi Rice over that, over the second half of really taking over and...
becoming like the focal point or at least the 1B focal point for the Kansas City Chiefs. After the bye week, he was, let's see, we was averaging almost nine targets a game and was the wide receiver 4, 12, 10, and 16 in that time period. A couple not great games. But he was a rookie. So he to me looks like he will be locked in to be the number one wide receiver. But it's also strange because you watch him play and it's not. prototypical wide receiver stuff it is there's still plenty of we got to figure out how to get rice the ball that's why that's why i kind of disagree like i think he'll be the number one fantasy producing wide receiver for the chiefs but i don't think at all he'll be schemed the way that a prototypical number one is schemed or tyreek was like game plans could not include him yeah and that's not the way you describe a cd lamb or tyreek or
or Jamar Chase. So that's my hesitation. You added Hollywood Brown. Hollywood Brown, who has, you know, he's been a one before on a couple of different teams. So I'm a little less, I guess, excited about that because a lot of his production was yards after the catch and being schemed open in the flat and things like that. He'll be used a lot. by Andy Reid, but I could definitely see some consistency issues. I've got him at 19, and I am factoring in, like when, you know, we didn't really sit down and talk about prior to this. How are we factoring in off-field things? I took a look at right now, if I were to draft them today, where would I draft them? It would be at 19 because there is a little bit of worry there. If I knew for sure he was playing 17, I would have him higher than my ranking of 19. After the bye week.
last year, and they weren't all great games, but he was very involved. His snap percentage went up, which is what you want to see in the second half of a rookie wide receiver. You want to see more and more involvement as they go, kind of pointing towards year two, taking that next leap. But he was already the wide receiver 14 during that stretch. And, you know, you saw that you've seen this with this team and coaching staff, and you've got Tyree Kill, rookie year had 83 targets. next year jumps up to 105 targets. This was a player who they were still learning how to get involved in this offense, who is clearly right now a very important, maybe the best piece of their wide receiver cord. So I like him taking a step up from where he finished last year, and he finished pretty good. Okay. Finished well. Superman, that's good. Thank you.
His yards per route run against zone was pretty excellent, and which is that's what Patrick Mahomes is going to have to deal with, probably for the rest of his career. Does Travis Kelsey take a half step down moving forward? With all the moving pieces, I think that Rishi Rice is, I think that he would be great for fantasy, assuming games play. One touchdown of his seven were beyond 11 yards. So I'm looking at some notes about his yards after catch per reception might be unsustainably high. They are, yes. It's very, it's like I said, he gets, it was, it was more gimmicky stuff for, for Rice. This wasn't true. Like, I'm a really clean tactician Keenan Allen running great. Not a lot of downfield stuff that. Yeah, but, but what blew my mind in that is I'm looking at the yards.
aftercatch per reception leaders over the last five years. And it was Debo Samuel, McCall Hardman. Right. Debo Samuel. Yeah. Debo Samuel. A.J. Brown and Debo Samuel. Followed by McCall Hardman and Debo Samuel. Goodness gracious. Yeah. I'll tell you who's not unsustainably high. Debo Samuel. He's unbelievable. I'm reading through this list. I was like, wait, how could you? I feel like he is. on there six times in five years. We got to move on. Number 17 is Stefan Diggs. 30 years old, now in Houston, the big trade. Last year, 160 targets, only caught 107 of them. 1183 in the yardage, eight touchdowns, finished as the wide receiver 10, but the story was the second half. Commanded a bunch of targets. Didn't do much with them. Change an offensive coordinator. They like them.
didn't come down with that many contested catches in those in that span. And he did have, I mean, if you remember, he had the big drop late in the season. And so his targets per route run was still similar over the back half. We will see him with C.J. Stratt and a lot of people want to know how that whole situation breaks down. Saw a little promo video of Stefan Diggs with the Houston helmet on today, you know, doing workouts for the camera. Yeah, we've had more time to digest it since the last time we talked about Diggs landing here. I'm a little less bullish than I was initially. I still believe he'll be the number one target at the very least to start the season. I love that this is a high flying down the field passing attack, and I think that that will...
utilize him better than the Joe Brady version of the Bill's offense used, Stefan Diggs. So in those ways, it's good, but you can't really be like this as a quarterback upgrade. No matter how great you think C.J. Stroud is, he had Josh Allen. And then you go, well, now there's more competition for targets. You know, he was competing with Gabe Davis. Now you've got legit Nico Collins, Tankdale, whoever's open, C.J. Stroud's going to throw the ball to. So I've got him at 16. He finishes the wide receiver 10 last year. He's getting older. I got him at 19. I think he's a wide receiver two. Yeah, yeah, I think so. And he could surprise. He could, he could make the transition have one more great year in him. He could. Part of the problem is though he's just, it's terrifying. It's a really scary pick when wherever you're drafting him, there's going to be great players. With certainty around their situation. Right around the ADP of Stefan Diggs. So he's going to be a difficult draft button.
So let me ask you this, because this is really what it comes down to. If you have to place a $1 bet or all your money, you got to put your house on, he exceeds. Very different. Yeah, yeah, we're going, we're going, because I want it to matter. He either. Sorry, with a dollar and then he went like, yeah, let's go house. He either exceeds expectations and is a really good fantasy asset, or he completely fails and. is a bust of a pick. Which one is more likely? Exceeds. If it has to be a complete disaster, I guess I would go exceeds. But I would put my house on, he will finish probably behind what his ADP is. Oh, okay. We'll talk a lot more about him. I know it. Number 16, Brandon Ayuk, 26 years old, finished at 14 last year. Current San Francisco 49ers. Presently a 49er, although his social media would tell you.
He may not be for long. Super efficient. That was something that I think was unique about Brandon Ayuk is that, you know, he doesn't have to touch the ball that much to make an impact. You'll see this every time you watch the 49ers. I mean, 75 catches for 1,300 yards, played 16 games, seven touchdowns. Touchdowns could, you know, the kind of place he makes down the field, they could be higher. He could have a higher touchdown season. He's much more of the lower volume, big yardage, yards per catch type of guys. So that comes with a little bit of fear, I think, for fantasy players, myself included. Yeah, I mean, we talk about he was very consistent. He was. We talk about he was very efficient. He was. But when you have to be, you know, that a fit. When you talk about the percentage of deep balls that he caught, it was awesome.
Like really great numbers. Those things are all scary to me. They outline what a talented wide receiver he is, what a great season he had. But I don't want to have to have outlandishly high yards per outrun numbers to be happy and outlandishly high catch percentage on deep targets and bank on this repeating. So to me, I see those as yellow flags. Not to take anything away from the talent of the wide receiver. But I was surprised while looking up some stats for the Bears. I did not realize that the 49ers led the league in fewest passing attempts, also known as were last in fewest passing attempts. No, they were last in passing attempts. Yes, they were last in fewest. They led the league in fewest. Yes. They can't be last in. They did lead the league in fewest passing attempts.
And that's how I'm going to say. No, that's fine. You can't take it away from me. They led the league in few. My point is he has to be super duper efficient. And he was congratulations. But that makes me really scared of drafting him, you know, locking in a repeat. Is it just the Shanahan system? Because you read all those Debo numbers and the Debo numbers where, I mean, you. Debo ebden flowed though. I mean, he had. Right. But I'm just saying of like they exceed on these types of things. He, he, well, here's the deal. two years in that Shanahan system, almost the exact same receptions. Year one, 1,015 yards on 78 receptions. This year, 1,442 yards and 75 receptions. Exactly. Almost the same touchdowns. And if you tell me 13 yards per reception or 18 yards per reception, which one is the outlier based on the whole of the NFL, it's definitely the 18, which was this. I think that's just highlighting, you know, he's had three straight years where he's right around 13 a catch.
And then he jumps up to 18 with some big plays that maybe it could come down a little bit. He also beat up on bad defenses. As one should. Yeah, that's not a huge knock, but it's like if you're juicing your numbers against the bad defenses where the opponents of their schedule is out. So you can go look all that up. And as long as things are still trending from last year, it's going to be a really tough schedule. Mike, I need your take on. Number 15, Mike Evans, 30 years old. Why do you hate him? That's what we want to know. Because Jason and I, we still believe in another season of Mike Evans. Last year he was the wide receiver 5, 79 for 12, 55, and 13. Almost a Iuke number, just doubled the touchdowns. And you've got him at 20. You're basically giving him the middle fingers. Yeah, just putting him into the dust. What do you think? Well, he's got the quarterback change. Oh, no, he doesn't.
Oh, they re-signed Baker? Yeah. But they added, they added, who's the wide receiver they added? They traded for, oh no, that was nobody. That was nobody. So he's just exactly what he was last year's wide receiver five. It's normally the opposite because you say he doesn't belong in the Hall of Fame and Mike normally does. Yeah, why do you hate Mike Evans, Mike? Wide receiver 20, ferocious hatred for him. That would be a very disappointing year, I think, for where he'll be drafted, but maybe not because he's best ball 18 right now. Also, time out. I do not believe Mike Evans should not be in the Hall of Fame. I've never said. First ballot. He's not a first ballot. He's definitely a Hall of Fame. I don't know. The people know what you said. This is, uh, this is not, I'm guessing Mike is not endorsing Baker Mayfield. I am, I am more freaked out by the, the loss of, uh, Dave Canales. Okay. That's what it is. I've seen the success. We like the two years now of that man being in Seattle.
seeing Gino Smith becoming one of the better quarterbacks in the league that year. Go down here, Baker kind of has a bit of a resurgence. Mike Evans is great, and now he's gone. So like Metcalf, what happened to Gina? You know what's funny is. Even though Metcalf was better this year than he was last year or this past year than two years ago. Oh, that was he was trying to set him up. Yeah, I set him up. Yeah, but he was still kind of bad both years. Here's the deal. Mike Evans, I made this point. Or like a Tyler Lockett. There you go.
when I made the point last year of why Evans would be great. And everybody wanted to point out different quarterbacks, different system, different whatever. It was that Mike Evans been through that a million times. I'm not intimidated by Mike Evans' surroundings. The only thing I'm intimidated by personally is his age and decline. If those things happen, which they will, they happen to Frank Gore and Fred Jackson and, you know, Julio Jones, all of these players that eventually went from superhuman to not. That's what concerns me. I'm not really worried about one offensive coordinator when he's had 20 in his career.
But tremendous risk. I don't disagree with that because they had an outlier season. Baker has not been a world beater forever. Is that what happens to these NFL players when they get near the end of their career? They just become human. They do become. Oh. You know, it's like, oh, man. Honestly, that's completely true because if you see these players. Humans can't play in the NFL. You have to be superhuman. And then once they become human, it's like, ah, they aged out. They're just, they're just a. They're just a human. All right, we got a city to visit after the break. All right, hit the button. Me? I don't even do it. Okay. Wait, that's not mine. That's everybody. Michael Pittman at 14. I feel like I just got trapped. Well, you are in the middle on the rankings.
I should be on there as the highest ranker of Michael Pittman. Yeah, right now, Jason, inside the top 12. The current mayor is whoever has them ranked higher? Yeah, that'll just end up with one of us at number one. It'll be one, two, three. Pittman coming into his age 26, 27 year, 156 targets, 109 receptions, 11, 152 yards, four touchdowns. I've got him the lowest, no surprise, I always do. And, um, Look, I am still concerned. I'm sorry. The targets were amazing. I don't know how thrilled I am at catching 109 of 156. It was Gardner-Minshoot for most of the year. He only scored four times. Anthony Richardson, like, we can't. Wait, you don't, you're not sure about a 70% catch rate? I'm not sure that a 70% catch rate on the targets he'll get from Richardson. Oh, okay. Yeah, that's running the football. That's fair.
I just have a little bit of hesitation because for whatever reason, and I don't know what it is, Michael Pittman, he's just never really been a guy that I think can go out there and put up eight, nine touchdowns. And so then you rely on volume. Yeah, he's at one, six, four, four. So he scored eight times on 207 targets, eight touchdowns on 207 targets the last two years. Do I think it changes because of Richardson? Nope. So then what kind of volume numbers do you have to put up? Like, Pittman is the most cozy wide receiver two ever. Like, I would love that. I have him at 16. I'm not disrespecting him. Jason has him at 11. Mike at 15. I think you have to believe a lot of things about Anthony Richardson to get to the top 12 for Pittman. So I think that's well stated because the reason I have him in the top 12.
It's because I am pretty bullish on Anthony Richardson. I believe he comes out and has a very good season this year. His rehab is great. They talk about how he's pretty much already recovery. How is his schedule? He's throwing, oh, super ahead of schedule. I mean that he's. I thought you meant like a schedule for this season. He's working on, you know, advanced mechanics. He's already basically healed. He's throwing 40 passes a day. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, I just read that article. Michael Pittman is one of those guys where you know the volume's already going to be there. He doesn't have the target competition and he has the money to say that is the true number one. So the volume's there, right? So you draft him at wide receiver 16 or wide receiver 15 or wherever, you know, he goes ADP, which is going to be closer to wide receiver two. It'll either be a back end one. I'm not sure what his ADP is right. The wide receiver 20 in best ball. Oh, mercy. But that's all bestball.
But my point is if he's already got that volume locked in, Andy's right. I don't think he has the volume locked in, though. You don't think he's got the target market share of this offense? Well, target market share is a percentage. A percentage. And so, yes, I think he will have the percentage of a lower pie. But even if you look at a player, like if you think Richardson's going to be Jalen Hertz, well, Hertz, you know, threw for 3,100, 3,700, 3,800 yards. So you're not getting to the 4,000 yard mark. Your touchdowns are probably not going over 20. So I think sealing is a concern. You talk about the pie, and that was a big fear coming in last year. You expected or feared a Lamar Jackson-esque, this is not going to be a fast-paced. We did not get our answer. We didn't get our answer. But the very first game of his career, he threw the ball 37 times. And through the season, Shane Steichen had a very fast pace of play. His next game, he was 11 for 25 in his next full game.
So I'm just saying we I'm not saying you're right or wrong. I'm just saying I don't think we should draw conclusions from either of those games, which is what I've been saying all offseason. My point is we can conclude that his, and you agreed, his target market share, his target market share will be a very, very healthy slice of whatever size this pie is. It will be the largest. His touchdowns, touchdowns are not a sticky stat. And so, you know, he hasn't had a huge touchdown season yet. But that doesn't mean he can't score 8, 9, 10 touchdowns. I think the targets and the volume is secure and the touchdowns can come up. But if he's already being the wide receiver 20 in drafts, like, how low can he finish if he only has four touchdowns, but he's the number one target. It's not about how low he can finish. It's how high he can finish. That's my only, that's my, why I'm dissuaded. But I always will be. That's the thing you can trust me.
It's weird. I can't wait. Three or four years from now, he's going to be a my guy. One of the reasons is because statistically he always ends up exactly where I'm telling you he is going to be, which is not a top 12 guy. Yeah, you can be a value. I'm not disagreeing. His range of outcomes are not the kind of get me as excited as you. You guys like kind of middle of the road stuff. I'm more of like a ceiling guy. I like like high potential people. All right. That's fair. You guys are settlers. You settle in Pity City. I move on for greater cities. Have you seen the plumbing there? Not good. You know it's not good. It wasn't. But then all the money started flowing into the town. Oh, are they working on? Oh, yeah. He is a champion of the city. He's upgrading everything. Michael Pittman's ceiling finish. What is it? Then we'll move on. Ceiling is. The highest he could finish. Oh, gosh. Uh, eight. Wow. Okay.
Yeah, I got him at like 13. And the lowest he could finish? For me? Like probably 20. Okay. Yeah. I just give him proper respect right in the middle. I agree with what you said first, which is you love him being a wide receiver too. Yeah, I do. And I do too. And that's where you're drafting. I would rather have him, I think, than Jalen Waddled it too. I mean, I definitely would. Much more comfortable. At 13, Chris Olave, I think you could almost call it a year of lost potential. 87 for 11, 23, and 5. That doesn't look that bad. But it felt way worse than that. And he finished at 19. He was drafted much higher. This year, we've all got him almost equally ranked right on the edge of Wide Receiver 1 territory. He's good. He's very good. He's good, you stupid Derek Carr. He had, well, and he, to be. You stupid, stinky Derek Carr. Stupid stinky, son of a. Making your bad faces when you threw the ball poorly.
Look, they both made faces at each other. That was the problem. There was not a... Do you bite your thumb at me, sir? You want your potential wide receiver one that you have to draft that wide receiver run range. Is that the first Shakespeare? I think that might be our first Shakespeare reference on the show. I'd be surprised if it was. Yeah, we've done thousands of shows. No, it's not. I want to know that my wide receiver one on my fantasy team has a great rapport with his quarterback. I still don't know if that's going to be the case. Derek Carr loved throwing the football to Rashid Shaheed this year. He loved throwing it to Alvin Camara this year. I don't know if he always loved throwing it to Crystal Laveh this year. For whatever reason, or last year, he struggled with that. And the talent is there. He definitely had a couple of weird games, though, right? I mean, we watched it for the first time. Yeah. I think it was the first time that I saw the bubble burst in my mind of, like, Olave is a locked-in guaranteed stud.
But then you had a couple games where you're like, what is going on? Is he making mental mistakes? There was a drop here or there. So that's in the back of my mind. It shows me that I could draft him at this high of a position at 13 and end up with 20. Yes. And that sucks. You know, like he's too good of a player to end up there. But I don't want the next Terry McLaurin on my team. I want the next Jamar Chase. That makes sense. So you're afraid that this is kind of, you're just going to continue seeing what you saw in his sophomore season. He's at a fork in the road. He has to choose which direction he's going to go. Is he going to settle in at that DJ Moore in Carolina area? Because that could happen. It seems, it seems even more likely that that happens. Than to step up to be a top five guy. Yeah, because stupid Derek Carr. Well, Derek Carr has not topped, what is that, 25 ever?
No, no, no, he is. Oh, one time in the past seven years over 25 touchdowns. Is that right? That seems right. His peak was... I'm sorry. Is that what you're saying, Bruxie? Yeah. I'll say his... So, Derek Carr's peak was his sophomore season when he had 32 passing touchdowns. Then 28. Do you know how many eclipses ago that was? That was like 12 eclipses ago. But yes, the 25, 24, 23... That's not going to get the job done. Well, and touchdowns are the problem here. For Chris Olave, he's only one of, he's one of 21 wide receivers with 2,000 receiving yards in their first two years. And only Hopkins and Garrett Wilson had fewer receiving touchdowns of that group than Olave. And you just don't see Derek Carr giving him a 10 touchdown season extra. No, and he's not a physical, he's not the physical statute. He necessarily just be a, like, how muscle are you down there? I feel like the fork in the road.
insinuates you're going to get worse or better. This is like he's just going to keep going straight. And you want him to take, you want him to take the left turn and go north. It's not going to happen. More likely to finish where he did last year at Widerstier 1st year of 19 or to finish inside the top 10. Definitely 19. That sucks. It does. It does. It was an improvement. Yeah. And he's super good. Yeah. Like that this is a, this is a quarterback issue. But dear car. I hate that guy. Don't send in the car. Stinks. Smells bad. So this is the new thing, huh? Yeah. This year there's an odor. Cooper Cup at 12. Range of opinions here. Mike has them at 9. I'm at 11. Jason at 15. Hate that. Early rankings. Cooper Cup is going to be 31 years old. Super disappointing last year. Injury riddled. I thought you were.
I thought you were saying it was super disappointing. He's going to be 31 this year. He's going to be 31 this year. Super disappointing. He's 40 on for size. That's even more disappointing. Still posted, you know, a very high-end wide receiver 2 on a per route basis. So don't let the fantasy finish. Kind of talk you out of Cooper Cup and working him into your draft plan. So, you know, I see a concern here. He's old and clearly not the number one read on the offense. I don't agree. I think healthy Cooper Cup and healthy Pooka Nukuwa is genuinely a whoever's open guy. I don't think it means that he's not the number one, just because he was injured a bunch, so Puka took advantage. I think both guys could be the primary focus of an offense. I think there's a chance that it's that Puka is just the new Robert Woods, but maybe a better version that is definitely TBD. But I'd.
I'm not ready yet, especially with the flashes of Cooper Cup that we saw last year, like some actual big week winning type of performances, you know, like right when he came back from the injury. We kind of talked about Cup on the last show, but wide receiver 12, wide receiver 3, just right out the gate. So the greatness is still there. The world does not believe that. The world believes that he does not have a ceiling anymore. And you can see that because in best ball, his ADP is a redonculus wide receiver 26. So we may not. I'd scoop that up. I, so we did. We just talked about him a lot on the previous episode. I do not think he is done. He was in the full games where he played and Stafford played the majority of the game, 95% of snaps or more for Cooper Cup.