Strah to the end zone.

Touchdown!

What a grab.

That's McBride.

Gary Wilson.

Wow!

Oh, one-hander.

C.D. Lamb.

There he goes.

Brice Hall to the end zone.

Let's get ready to dive in to the running backs for the NFL draft with one of our favorite running back analysts.

It is Scott Barrett. We're going to have very insightful thoughts, I think, both on the wide receivers and a later edition.

We're going to talk some tight ends. We're going to start off with the running backs.

And I know this is one that has been in the works for a couple of weeks. And I'm excited to dive in and get his thoughts on a number of these players. Sean, I know that you've been very enthusiastic about getting this show. We teased it last week. We usually release OT on a Monday. We pushed it out to have a Tuesday edition here to get Scott on the show. So as we kick things off, Scott, how are you doing here on the first of April? Any April Fool's pranks happening today? Is that a thing in the

US as it is over here in Ireland? Yeah, yeah, I loved it when I was a kid. I remember in like

the fourth grade, I took a Snickers bar and I injected it with ketchup and then I fed it to my friend on April Fool. I'm like, hey, I don't, I have a free Snickers bar. I don't want this. And he didn't even notice it. He was like, yeah, that was good. Thanks to the Snickers bar. That does not sound like fun. Around that age group, I used to love ketchup when I was a kid and I had so much of it that

now it absolutely disgusts me. So it wasn't through eating it through a Snickers bar,

but that sounds like it would also have the same effect. Sean, how are you? Are you eating

any tomato ketchup-based products today? No, no. But I was, I was thinking it's it's interesting. It's fun that we have

Scott on here on April 1st. Obviously, we teased it last week. You know, we're kind of hoping,

I've got some construction going on outside my house here, which is annoying me a bit. We're hoping that three or four different people,

we should have set this up and we can figure out probably what we would have needed to do,

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