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Chris, I'm going to start with a question for you, Chris. By the way, you can follow

them at Chris T.R.A.P.A.S.S.O. If you're redrafting, not in fantasy, I'll look at the

fantasy stuff to Jamie and Heath. If you're redrafting now, if you're a GM, you're doing

it over again after one year. How would you draft the rookie quarterbacks?

The specific order would be pretty tough because none of them were really that great. That's

including Mac Jones. I think Davis Mills would have to go somewhere inside the first round,

particularly based on the fact that he played. I thought pretty well down the stretch. A lot

of that was in garbage time and in games, it really didn't matter. Even that season finale

against Tennessee that did matter, he was actually really good in that contest. I think

Mac Jones would have to go a little bit higher. I still believe in the natural talent that

Trevor Lawrence has, Justin Fields, even Zach Wilson, even though Lawrence and Wilson

were pretty hard to watch, almost the entire rookie seasons for both of them. I would still

draft them probably one and two. I'm fine with being the third quarterback off the board

because we kind of knew he needed a redshirt season and that it was all about the future

for him and his running ability and the arm talent. After that, I think you could throw

in Mac Jones, maybe ahead of Justin Fields, but I would like to get Davis Mills into the

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