Thank you. Okay. Where do you have them going? Eric Ebron, I think, will go to Green Bay. I think Green Bay is going to try to get Hunter Henry, try to get Austin Hooper, not be willing to pay enough to get either. And they're going to take the leftovers of a good quality pass catching tight end. And Eric Ebron will go there. And then there will be the annual debate of, you know,
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134 passagesof Aaron Rogers doesn't use the tight end versus Aaron Rogers has never had tight end talent. That debate is... And I will continue to stay on the side of Aaron Rogers will not throw to his tight end, especially if it's Eric Ebron. Sure, maybe, and I will continue to be on the side that Eric Ebron is good and... Eric Ebron is great. He's just on his fifth team now. I'm not saying he was too vocal.
For Frank Reich, he wanted the ball too much. They were not happy with one another, and they are parting not amicably. They are, they are like, I'm, you, you cheated on me. You cheated on me. I'm out of here. That's how it feels. Okay. Austin Hooper. Wait, wait, wait. I want to go back to Hunter Henry because we didn't say Andy's answer, which I'm going to go ahead and say, you know, the same caveat, I'll bet he believes that the Chargers.
at this point my franchise tag him. But the team he had going to New England, the Patriots, take over that gronk roll as every titan that goes there, you know, the narrative of he's the new, he's the new gronk. I will say this. Of the players who have gone to New England where we've tried to get excited about them replacing gronk, Hunter Henry could do it. Hunter Henry is a beast. And he blocks well and he's a great.
Pass catching tied in. So of the options where we've floated it out there, Hunter Henry would at least be exciting. Austin Hooper is going to hit free agency, the team reporting that they're going to let him test the market. Generally speaking means they don't want to pay him the monies. They can't. I mean, their cap situation is a little bit rough. Because they're signing Kenyon Drake, that big money contract. If they were to pay...
big money to him, which I think Hooper is going to command, that would just be difficult for them as a team. I've got him going, same place, the Wishing Well a couple episodes ago. I brought up Chicago immediately after that episode, the news came out that Chicago's interested in Hooper. I think it makes... They're also interested in someone else. Because I think you're... Who was your combo? You had a Wishing Well combo because you wanted a quarterback to go there. Oh, yes. Andy Dalton and Austin Hooper, or preferably even Ryan Tannahill.
There are rumors that the bears are interested in Andy Dalton. Fantastic. Well, look at that. I think they listened to the wishing well episode and went, that's not a bad idea. This is Jason wrong to something. Austin Hooper and Andy Dalton, we should go after them guys. I don't know why they're from down south, but what could you do? So where do you have Austin? I've got Austin Hooper going to Pittsburgh. I think they're going to have to move on regrettably from the Vance dance.
The Vance dance is dangerous. This is what we have learned. You can get arrested. You can get arrested. You can get injured. You can get fined. Lots of really bad things can happen when you're doing the Vance dance. So I think that they're going to move on. And Austin Hooper get a young tight end in there. He would work out great for that. You add Austin Hooper, Hooper, Juju, and Deontay there with Big Ben. That team becomes very, very interesting.
real quick on the offensive side of the ball. Do you have anybody else you want to talk about before we close out the show? Not really. Andy has Austin Hooper going to Green Bay, some of these tight-in hungry teams. So Andy has Hooper going to Green Bay and has Ebron going to Chicago. You have Ebron going to Green Bay and Hooper going to Chicago. That is correct. You're going to just get a little crossfire situation.
Thank you for joining the show, ladies and gentlemen. I hope that you had a lovely Tuesday. You know what? I am because it's my birthday. Happy birthday to me. Thank you for tuning into the show. Make sure you follow us on all the socials, Instagram.com slash fantasy footballers. Join us Thursday for another episode of the fantasy footballers. Andy might be back. Who knows? Hopefully not. Goodbye.
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