Oh, yes.

Hello, my friends and welcome to this, another episode of the underdog football show.

My name is Josh Norris with a second Pfizer vaccine brain. His name is Hayden Winks.

Hayden, how you doing, buddy? I'm doing good. I remember my first day, maybe 24 hours after the

second dose and I felt like I was like a zombie walking across. But after that, you feel, you should feel

fine and we're on to the next one. Yeah, I'm just glad the world gets to see me what I'm like when I have a semi-working

brain on a live stream that's out there for the universe to watch.

I'm excited.

We're almost fully two weeks removed from the NFL draft.

It feels like we know exactly who these teams are, where they're going to be.

Super excited for the summer ahead, where we get to react to news and developments and

practices and coach quotes and all that good stuff. But for now, Hayden, we are still

kind of digesting what these teams look like after these teams

were honest to us in their roster construction. And because of that, you have gone to the lab,

turned off all the lights, figured out the algorithms, and come up with some player projections.

Why, just first of all, why are these player projections important for us?

I think just first of all, it's a really good process to go through just to kind of get a feel for

how players did last year, which players are bound to regress. And then kind of how like the big

things is a rookie comes in and he's a wide receiver. How does he affect the other people in the

offense? Is there enough targets to even go around to keep all these players afloat?

And then just like some coaching changes. You have to factor in all that stuff. But I do think

that people kind of look at projections as this like end all be all. This is like what the

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