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The episode arrives a day early because the draft workload cannot wait. An unlabeled host says the on-camera IV bag has been removed but a football drip remains attached at all times, inviting catheter jokes before football is declared to be pumping through the veins.
The hosts recall taking a friendly emotional attack position on resident Falcons fan Kyle after Atlanta drafts Michael Penix Jr. at eight. Kyle says his body is present but he is dead, his show-document winners are three crying emojis, and the gag becomes three Penix jerseys: one signed by Kyle for a listener and predicted to arrive tear-covered and salty, one secretly for Kyle, and one for the studio wall.
With the established Falcon said to be sitting in, the hosts ask whether Atlanta's draft disaster requires changing his actual nickname. He refuses, the proposed replacement becomes quail, and the desk condemns quail for walking into traffic with their babies despite being able to fly; Arizona quail hunting is imagined with a camouflaged bowling ball.
Mike's pre-draft devotion to Ben Sinnott pays off when Washington takes him in round two. The desk calls him the Senator, deploys 'I am the Senate,' jokes that Mike's promotion has cost Dynasty-show subscribers, and declares the Washington landing a pick of destiny.
After admitting he forgot Darren Waller news, an unlabeled host immediately withdraws responsibility and blames Kyle, Brooks, Jeremy, the Falcons, and Papa Josh. Production warns that retirement is not official, but the hosts say unofficial status cannot stop the podcast and count the people seated left and right as two sources.
Mike's pre-draft song asks Arizona not to trade out of four or do something dumb. After Marvin Harrison Jr. and Mike's RB1 Trey Benson arrive, the hosts say no pants remain; Mike describes running naked through the streets and needing to be clothed for the YouTube video.
While assessing Blake Corum behind Kyren Williams, the hosts invoke a rule from the prior season's lessons: the Tank Bigsby Clause. Kenneth Walker and Travis Etienne survived similar rookie-back fears, so a proven good player should not automatically be demoted when day-two competition arrives.
A Penix pronunciation sounds dangerous enough that the hosts repeatedly tell listeners to rewind fifteen seconds and inspect the tape. An unlabeled host says the fear of saying the name has already been shared in company Slack, and the desk dissects whether the ending sounded like one syllable or another before giving up.
The draft-week UDK giveaway is extended for another couple of days and explicitly includes a Listener League spot, signed Etienne and Jefferson jerseys, and the Kyle-signed Penix jersey—predicted to arrive covered in tears and salt—announced moments earlier.
The show arrives a day early because the draft workload is so intense that an unlabeled host describes a permanent football IV, complete with catheter banter and football pumping through the veins. Atlanta's Michael Penix Jr. selection creates the episode's dominant crew story: the hosts describe their emotional attack on resident Falcons fan Kyle, Kyle says his body is present but he is dead, and the giveaway expands into three Penix jerseys—one signed by Kyle for a listener, one secretly intended for Kyle, and one destined for the studio wall. The extended UDK giveaway also explicitly includes a Listener League spot and signed Etienne and Jefferson jerseys. When established producer alias the Falcon refuses to abandon his bird identity, the desk spirals into a complaint that Arizona quail waste their gift of flight, travel into traffic with their babies, and can be hunted with camouflaged bowling balls. Mike's pre-draft Ben Sinnott attachment receives its defining language: the Senator, an 'I am the Senate' cue, Washington as a pick of destiny, and a third-round rookie-draft recommendation. The hosts then blame Kyle, Brooks, Jeremy, Papa Josh, and eventually the Falcons for missing Darren Waller news, enlarge the unofficial item in the show document, and call two neighboring hosts sufficient sources for journalistic excellence. Arizona's Harrison-and-Benson draft becomes another Mike spectacle: his earlier song begged the Cardinals not to do something dumb, and the successful picks leave him metaphorically without pants and running naked through the streets. The episode also names the Tank Bigsby Clause—the reminder not to demote a proven incumbent merely because a team drafts a day-two running back. Finally, the desk repeatedly rewinds an unfortunate Penix pronunciation, while an unlabeled host admits posting in company Slack about being terrified every time the name must be said.
They just haven't been high enough for him to be fantasy relevant. They said Josh Reynolds, we don't even need you. And then they didn't draft a single wide receiver in a very deep wide receiver draft class. So I think that shows confidence in James. No, I will. Come join me. I will join you in the double digits as a potential. Yeah, he probably. I'm going low odds. Washington, the commanders. They had the second pick in the draft. They spent it on Jaden Daniels. Heisman winner. prolific final year at LSU. It was so impressive. And then they spent a second round draft pick on Ben Senate, baby, the senator. I am the Senate. Yes. Oh my gosh. Yes. Oh, my gosh. Guys. This is great. Guys, Mike is Mike. This was. Mike and tight ends. I swear. It's so, it's so amazing. It's like he finds his favorite. And man, you can. But I found, I found my favorite.
Let me the drop again. Let me get used to this. I am the Senate. The Senator and the second. But here. I fell in love with this man. Mr. Ben Senate. Talk to the people about him that don't listen to the Dynasty show. Okay. Because you have been getting people to unsubscribe over there due to Ben Senate. This is a new name. Ben, Ben, Senate. He quickly became my number two tied in behind Brock Bowers. And. He is a do-it-all tight end, has just a tenacity that you can see when you watch the film. And so I'm falling in love with him there. I think that this guy has a chance. He goes to the combine. He tears it up. And we know for fantasy football, currently the best thing we have to go off to someone becoming a productive NFL fantasy football tight-end is athleticism.
Check. Production profile. Check. It was just, is there a team in the NFL who feels the same way I do about Ben Senate? Will he get draft capital? Boom. Round two draft capital. A place that. It's to Washington? A place. Yes. Where the actual? Go ahead. So boom, that happens. He was already being called the senator for obvious reasons. I have no idea. And then he goes to Washington. It's your guy. I am. Mike is the senator goes to Washington. Yeah. Yeah. I this was this was a pick of destiny. Yeah. It seems that way. And Ben and Senate in the third round of your rookie drafts for tight end needy teams. I think it's a.
incredible. Well, and the other good news is that he wasn't the first tight end drafted because that doesn't usually work out. He was not going to beat out Brock Bowers. Well, but Gronk and Jimmy Graham and Travis Kelsey, George Kittle, Mark Andrew, Sam Laporte, none of these guys were the first. In, in, in, in, in the NFL, it's like, it just hasn't worked out for the number one guy. Not that it, not that it's not going to this time, this time. Well, the, yeah, I mean, every situation is its own, but. Historically, you're right. And Jane Daniels comes into a... It's beautiful. He helps the offense. This is an offense that passed more than anybody in football last year and yet didn't deliver, you know, what was it, a top 24 wide receiver. It was just, it was hard to watch because the past attempts were there and yet Terry McClure and Jehan Dodson, the tight end room, you know, Antonio Gibson, they were all disappointments. So a little bit of hope with the new ownership, with a new GM, a new head coach.
and Cliff Kingsbury. And you know what? Bin Senate, not a great look for Zach Ertz and his one-year deal in Washington. This is excitement for a prospect. It's probably a little bit. Not a this year guy. This is Trey McBride situation all over again. It was the name I was going to bring up. Trey McBride drafted in the second round. He was the first tight-in drafted that season and does absolutely nothing is behind Zach Ertz. second year you can have that breakout. So, yeah, it's worth pumping the brakes. This is not a redraft player you're going to be drafting. But he is a good player. It's got a lot of that George Kittle in him. Yes, he does. He is attacking people's faces. We missed some news. We did? We definitely did. And that's on me for forgetting. The New York Giants who we're talking about next. Let's blame the producers. I know. I took that on myself.
And it was not my fault. It was not my fault. Not at all. It was Kyle's fault. It was Brooks's fault. Brooks for sure. I think it was Jeremy. The Falcons. Yeah. Oh, Falcon takes the brunt of it. Papa Josh. Papa Josh, because he sold. All of those people could have put it in the dock. None of them did. Darren just said we saved the news for this part. We saved the news. There we go. For the giant section of the show, which by the way, it's not in there either. So, yeah. Darren. Darren Waller has retired from football and arriving as the sixth overall pick in the draft, Malik Neighbors, who I, you know, I think the opinions here, they may be wide. There may be some very afraid of this landing spot. I am not one of those people. I think it is an outstanding situation for Malik Neighbors, and I think it's going to provide a remedy to what we've seen in New York for quite some time now.
that Kenny Gulliday couldn't fix, which is you didn't have the guy. Ever since Beckham left, there was not a singular superstar at the position. They tried it. You've ended up with Darius Slayton leading the team in Yardage. Wondale, that's not his kind of role. And Darren Waller last year, it didn't work out, and now he's gone. Darren Waller has retired. It's now in the dock. It's in bold font, very large typeface. Thank you, team. I'm glad you put that in there. And they drafted a new tight end in the fourth round as well, Theo Johnson. But what was your reaction to the neighbor's pick? Yeah, in the neighbor's pick, you can, what you want is you want your wide receiver to be drafted to where there's no competition for targets and he's got a great quarterback. That doesn't usually happen. So you've got to figure out what's more important. Right now, I love the fact that he is the number one target. Sometimes you're drafted in a situation where you are buried on the depth chart without a good quarterback. Here, there's question marks at quarterback, but Daniel Jones, when he gets back,
I think he's good enough to be able to support Malik neighbors being a top fantasy option. I see him as a top 20 or so wide receiver in his rookie year. He'll demand a ton of targets and he's got that explosive athleticism to where even if he doesn't have great play, he's going to get a lot of, you know, a lot of passes probably behind the line of scrimmage where you can take a screen to the house. My production team would like to remind people it is not a official retirement yet. And yet the Giants. are operating as if he is retiring. You think that it being unofficial... Oh, man. You think unofficial news is going to stop this podcast from reporting on it? Yeah. No way. I got two sources. One to the left of me and one to the right of me. Okay, this is journalistic excellence. My sources are telling me, Darren Waller's retiring.
Oh, boy. Theo Johnson, a tight end that they drafted in the fourth round is an athletic free. Yeah, yeah. For everything that Ben Senate did at the combine, Theo Johnson, these guys out of Penn State. But they didn't, but they're never good. Sequin was good. But Sequin was, you know, was. You're just Sequin. You're just talking Gisiki, dude. Not just Gisciki. Wasn't, was Miles Sanders Penn State? Yes, yes. Yeah, so is Sequin. There's a bunch of guys. Yeah, that I feel like they have an. excellent weight room there at Penn State. Like a world-class weight room. We got the heaviest weights. Anything to add there on the Giants mic, or shall we move on? No, nothing to add. All right. We're talking about the Eagles. They spent their first two picks on cornerbacks. Really enjoyed Twitter and Cooper DeJon, the entire. Although I've heard his name said both ways, by the way.
Which Dejean. Yeah, that's how I usually hear it. Okay, so Cooper DeGine. That was probably correct then. Gene. But Twitter was having a lot of fun. Cooper DeGine, breaking some barriers. Oh, yes. Yeah, yeah. Will Shipley in the fourth round running back out of Clemson, a player that I think is very versatile, but they just. Yeah, we haven't talked Will Shipley. Yeah, because we're waiting to do that until next year. I mean, that's how it feels. Because like Will Shipley. is he's like an inspector gadget version of a running back of just can do everything. But I don't know that he is obviously fourth round pick. Like he wasn't drafted to be a superstar and they just gave a superstar running back a bunch of money. But like is there, do you feel like there is a spot for him? There is a really valuable fantasy football spot due to injury. If Siqon gets injured, Will Shipley is a.
quality back that can step into an offense like this with an offensive line like this and absolutely be exceptionally fantasy relevant. He's not going to do anything while Saquan is there. He's a backup. But we've seen Sequin go down to injury season ending injury before. So any running back, the backup running back. Kenner-Gainwell still there. Yes. Yeah. Boston Scott's still there, right? Is he? Well, at least Gainwell's there. Let's just stick with that. Let's just stick with that. Kyle, do you have the depth chart of under contract right now? Will Shipley's talented. He came in when he was going to Clemson. He was, by some accounts, the number one running back in the country. So this is not a guy that's out of the blue. He was a talented guy and did well for Clemson. Breaking news, Boston Scott, not currently in Philadelphia. Okay, that makes more sense. He'll be back. But, no, I liked Will Shipley. You know, it's hard. Fourth round pick, Sequin's there. We'll move on. They drafted a fifth and sixth round wide out.
or white out in each round, not just one across two rounds. Ania Smith and Johnny Wilson. Johnny Wilson's very large. And they have, is Devante Parker's there now? Yeah. So he's kind of their three and he's like, where's my money? They paid the one. They paid the two. They're all out. Next up, Devante Parker. It's Parker time. Shall we talk about Dallas? Briefly. If Brooks was in studio right now, I would turn to him and say, how did you feel about that draft? And he would say, eh, whatever. Me, you didn't, they, here's the thing. We are all fantasy footballers here. We want wide receivers and running backs. The team needed wide receivers and running backs. And they went and got meat and potatoes, which is oftentimes better for the NFL team. Long term. It's not saying that they had a bad draft. They just for our purposes.
Boring. Well, I mean, and if you want more enthusiasm for what the running backs might be able to pull together slash DAC staying upright and throwing it to C.D. Lamb, two of the first three picks were offensive linemen, and then they went with an edge rusher in the second. So you put it perfectly. All right, we're going to talk about the Arizona Cardinal. Dude, what? They just, I wish you had your song, Mike, because Mike wrote a wonderful song about. We'll get a keyed up for a, Do you want to, you're going to, well, I mean, it's a long song, but we can share it. Just the best part. Your song that you wrote was that the Cardinals shouldn't do something dumb. Yeah. Don't trade out of the four spot and do something dumb. Now, obviously Atlanta was willing to come up and take pinnics at the four. And so we probably should have negotiated with them. But other than that, they just stayed put. No wheeling and dealing. And Marvin Harrison, Jr. arrives. He is my wide receiver five.
in dynasty startup. I don't blame you. I've toyed with him up right around there. I looked at whether he should be wide receiver four. Like I just said a minute ago, what you want, the dream situation is that you go to a place where there's no competition on the death chart and you've got a good quarterback in place. Well, let's add a third tier to that that you want him to be the best wide receiver prospect you've ever seen or at least this side of Calvin Johnson. You've got... All three coming together here for the Arizona Cardinals of Marvin Harrison Jr. This is where we expected him to go. This is where we, as Cardinals fans, wanted him to go, but he rolls right into the first. I mean, he is the wide receiver one from week one. He will be, you know, 140 targets this season. He will. The DK lines over a thousand yards already. Yeah, we've, we've had a thousand yard rookie wide receiver pretty much every year for like the last like five.
five years and three out of the last four years. We've had a rookie wide receiver go over 1,400 yards. If you had to put your chips on someone to do it this year, it would be Marvin Harrison. So he'll be probably drafted around the two, three turn and could be worth it. Now ordinarily, you know, sometimes we celebrate our hometown team and nobody enjoys that probably on the show. And I would have hit the button, but I mean, they didn't just stop it. Marvin Harrison. Now you can hit a Trey Benson. Yeah, baby. Mike, your reaction to Trey Benson arriving in Arizona. It's really hard to put into words that are safe for this podcast. Sure. Because. I mean, if you weren't wearing pants after Harrison, you weren't wearing nothing after Trey Benson. I was butt naked running through the streets.
celebrating that my RB1 had come to my team. We had to beg him to put clothes on for the YouTube video. And like there is like the the Brooks versus Benson running back argument. I think it's completely fair. If people have Brooks ahead, we're going streaking. I think it's fine. I still have Trey Benson ahead because of more he's what I look for more of a fantasy running back. And he goes to a team that is like they're. They're retooling the offense. The Cardinals, I think it was a few shows ago. We were talking about how it always happens in the NFL. A team goes from just the worst to the first. I'm not saying the Cardinals go to first, but just a big turnaround could happen rapidly for the Cardinals offense. Let's just remind people what, because the Cardinals have been one of the most popular teams to ignore for good reason.
in recent memory. And so let's just remind what they're working with at this point. Kyler Murray, a year removed from the ACL, back behind center. James Connor, league winner last year. We'll weigh in on how that works with Trey Benson. But Connor has missed time every year of his career. Last year was the first time he reached 1,000 yards, which was crazy. That is crazy. He is the starter. I mean, I just saw Kyler and James Connor together last night at the terrible Phoenix Suns game. And like, no, no. James Connor is going to be the starter. But Trey Benson has so much ability that the future is Trey Benson in this offense. You've got Trey McBride at Tide-in. You now put Michael Wilson in a position where he can succeed as a wide receiver, too, along with Greg Dorch in that offense. It kind of Harrison and Benson really fill out your week-to-week guarantees from this Cardinals' offense. So it puts you in a good position to...
to look at that team and say, you know, there is bounce back potential there for them to really step up as fantasy producers. Yeah, I would expect them to be a top half offense this year, but not a prolific great offense. I do think this team is built for two years from now. When Marvin Harrison goes into year two, Trey Benson kind of takes over because James Connor has basically one year left on his deal. Yeah, this is the end. So this is a great, you know, dynasty team to invest in, I believe, because you're kind of. at the beginning of future goodness. For redraft purposes, I'm not sure Trey Benson is much more than an insurance back behind Connor. But if you want an insurance back, taking the one behind James Connor is usually going to get some play in time. I think it'll be interesting because the last few years when Connor has been fantastic, there just there hasn't been somebody who can actually take Connor off the field.
They have not had demarcato. They have not had running backs good enough, frankly. They still did it. Yeah. I mean, they did. They did it all the time. I mean, we were dealing with Michael Carter all last year coming in for drives. But now somebody that might go out and he can make an impression early. That's how Trey Benson, like the pathway for somebody to end up fulfilling the prophecy of fantasy, which is that a couple of rookie running backs always contribute, is it's never like you. It always happens, but you never see exactly how it's going to happen. But the Panthers is there for Trey Benson as a talent. I disagree with the contention that Michael Wilson is a fantasy loser because they drafted Marvin Harrison. Wilson was never going to be the starting wide receiver one. It's better for him, in my opinion, to fit into that, you know, desperation streamer category. We'll take another quick break. I want to come back and talk about Seattle.
Moving through the NFC West, when I said I wanted to talk about Seattle, I didn't mean for a long time. No. Because they did not make draft investments in a lot of those kind of players that we like to talk about. They drafted a fourth round tight in. I think they were very interested in Michael Pennix Jr. And then that was over very early for them. All right. Next team. Didn't know if you had anything to add. No, no, I have nothing to add. What about it? I mean, the wide receiver room, we knew that didn't need anything. So I can't really say they walked away as winners. There wasn't somebody that was going to come usurp them. Same with the running back room was filled out. So they just spent their picks on D-Lyman, O-Linmen, linebackers, and there you go. The Los Angeles Rams. This is a much more interesting discussion. The Rams invested their third round draft pick on a player that I had ranked.
at number one on my board going into the draft. Oh, did you really? He was number one on my board. Blake Corum running back out of Michigan arrives in the third round in Los Angeles. All of the holding their breath, Kyron Williams managers, they didn't get what they wanted. Now, I'm not saying that this is some sort of death knell for Kyron Williams. But it is also not the same thing as a fifth round or sixth round. depth running back being selected. Do you guys agree with that? Yeah, it's not running rivers is your direct backup. It's like this is a, it's a capable player. It's a touchdown scorer. And it's, and we, like, I was very, I was very interested in Tyron. You got something for us? I'm trying to figure out how I want to say it. I've just like, like, we weren't, you know, shouting from the mountains that the Rams are going to take a running back, but it was they have done this.
so many times of taking day two running backs when you feel like the team doesn't need to do that. There's other positions on your team that need to be fixed, and they kept taking running backs. And they did it yet again. So for redraft purposes, you know, maybe, Jay, I don't know if you would still be as confident as Kyron being number two overall. I think that he's still going to be an RB1, but now, like, in dynasty and those things you will be looking over your shoulder and continuing to hold your breath the whole entire time. Because it's like if Kyra misses a game. He missed five last year. Yeah, he did. Seven the year before. And let's say Coram goes on the field and they don't lose any production. Does Kyron go right back to his job? I don't know. Yeah, so, you know.
obviously this is not good news for Kyron's fantasy ability to have that kind of Christian McCaffrey type of workload that he had last year where he was on the field for 90% of snaps of just doing everything. Yes, he was everything. And so that's a hit. He's not my running back to overall anymore. You have to adjust a little bit. I think you'll have him lose some snaps. But. I was very interested in this. And there's two thoughts that I have here primarily. One was I went and watched press conferences afterwards just to see how they're talking about Corum. They really like Corum. One of the things I liked about him is that he reminded them of Kyron Williams. He's kind of the similar build, someone of a play style. So he's someone that can kind of fill in because Kyron has missed games. And so if that player goes down, obviously you've got someone much more capable of Blake Corum to come in and step up. Sean McVeigh has just always been.
a very primarily one-back offense. I still believe they will run that way with Kyron. The GM was talking about how it takes a lot to pick up this offense, to pick up McVeigh's offense. So they've got a vision for Blake Corum, but it's, I think that vision is more of a long-term plan. So dynasty-wise, yeah, I think this hurts Kyron much more. Redraft-wise, I don't want to overreact. In fact, the second point that I want to bring up was that the... episode we had at the end of this last season of the top 10 things to remember. One of my things that I wanted to remember. Yeah, it's the Tank Bigsby Clause. Exactly right. It was if you are a very good player, you're a very good player. I was worried about Kenneth Walker when Charbonnet was drafted. I was worried about Travis E.T.N. When T. Biggsby was drafted. Those guys were day three picks as well. So this year you have day two, day two, round three picks. You had Trey Benson, Blake Corum, Marshaun Lloyd.
going the third round this year. So I don't want to overreact to the incumbents and say, look, if they're really good, they're really good. And these players can be an important backup, an important depth piece for the team and maybe a future option when the contracts run out. But I'm not going to overreact. And hopefully, Kyron really falls in the draft that people think this is going to be a time sure because then I'll be, I'll have a lot of Kyron in redraft. I think those are really good thoughts. I think in some of those situations, the harder part maybe is that Kyron, you know, fifth round draft pick and then on the financial. Yeah, it's not AT& with a first. Right. But you're right. You don't want to overreact. You want to react appropriately. We have a long run running history of McVeigh and these, you know, Cam Acres and these players coming in. So it's something to pay attention to. I agree with Mike and the fact that, you know, if Kyron misses a stretch of games is that change things coming out of it. But right now.
And then goal line. I'm just curious. Blake Quorum scored 45 times in two years, the last two years at Michigan. That will be something you'll be clinching. Yeah, for sure. When they get on the goal line, you just want to be sure it's Kyrin. That's the redraft fear because Kiron was so good at scoring touchdown. It's like that was his fantasy goodness came because he was used in the passing game and he was used at the goal line. Don't, don't take that from me, McVe. The 49ers spend a first round draft pick on. Adonai, no, it wasn't Adonai Mitchell. Troy, no, not Troy Franklin. Oh, it was Ricky Pearsall out of Florida. And they did not, as of this recording, ship off any Brandon Ayuk or Debo Samuels. So you listen to the team, talk about them now. And it's a strengthening of the wide receiver room in selecting a player that if you watch C. Day Stroud.
or other NFL players react. They're in love with Ricky Pearsall and what they saw out of him in Florida. You know, fantasy-wise, who's your winners and losers because of the Pearsall pick? The Pearsall pick makes me just hold my breath. I feel like, you know, the San Francisco 49ers are going to be one of the last teams that I stad out for the ultimate draft kit because I'm still waiting to see who all the wide receivers are going to be. on this roster. They got Jacob Cowing from Arizona in the fourth round as well. So they brought in two extra wide receivers. I can easily see them sticking with Debo and Ayuk. I could see them trading either one of them. Pearsall was teammates with Ayuk back in Arizona, weirdly enough, even though he was drafted out of Florida. Ricky Pearsall is a very, very, very good wide receiver. He's an exceptional athlete.
runs great routes, and I think has the best hands of the entire class. It's a great situation to go to a good, you know, offensive-minded head coach. I am very hesitant as to how much fantasy football goodness you're going to have here. At best, he comes in fourth in targets, probably fifth in targets as it stands right now. And so I don't see his path is not clear until. trades clear for him. Yeah, I've been interested where people are putting him in those rookie rankings. It's, I'm not, I'm not ready to move him above some of these more clear path guys just because he was, you know, into first versus the first pick of the second round like a Keon Coleman. Go ahead. The Ricky Pierce saw Xavier Leggett first rounders who into the first round versus the Ladd McConkey.
Keon Coleman, second rounders who went to better situations. Those are really fascinating. I think most people have those second rounders ahead of the first round for fantasy purposes. I know the three of us at this table do, but it's interesting because Xavier Leggett and Ricky Pearsall, they went to bad situations for fantasy purposes as it appears now, but I do think that both of those players are very talented. They added some running back depth in the fourth round, Isaac Garindo, who is really, really fast. And big. Yeah, he's such a beautiful combo. When you're 220 pounds, you run 433. He is like my favorite, favorite, favorite. If your three-round rookie draft goes and he's not drafted, he is my favorite, like, go to the waiver, drop some other backup running back you have and stash him behind. In the press conference, they were talking about.
how much they loved his speed. And Kyle Shanahan specifically said he reminded him a lot, his play style of Elijah Mitchell. So I just see him as kind of that, that perfect backup behind CMC, where obviously CMC is all. CMC is everything. CMC is gorgeous. He's beautiful. He's talented. Well, this is the, we always talk about Miami sign in Speedsters. This is the OG, right? Shanahan likes those guys. So, yeah. I mean, just try to, try to be a DB. and tackle a guy who's 220 pounds who can run 433. Yeah, his highlights are insane. Coming for your soul. And his production profile of the receiving game, it's close to the marks that we want to see. And it's nice of, finally we don't have to overreact to San Francisco drafting a running back and be like, is, is this the guy now? Is he, is it Ty Davis Price? Is it Trace Serman? Who's the guy here?