Welcome to a good football show. My name is Pat Karein and I am joined today by Travis

May of Rotaviz Post of the College to Camp and Podcasts, also those college football stats

and weekly calms for the solid verbal Travis. How's it going? Great. It's good to be on

and talking rookies. I think this is the fourth show, not even including my own. I'm coming

on to talk rookies this week. So this is it's the prime time, you know, the NFL combines

right around the corner and NFL draft is going to be here before we even know it. So

a fun time of year. Yeah, you're a popular guy this time of year, I imagine. You know,

you are a devy mind, a dynasty mind, you've been tracking these college prospects for

years now. And I wanted to get you on to get the needed context on this class and you

kind of give us an overview of this class. I want to go position by position and get

some thoughts on basically the top of each position group. But before we get into that,

any thoughts just kind of on the class as a whole like where it's weak, where it's strong,

how is this the type of class overall where you're looking to accumulate more rookie picks,

sell your rookie picks, just kind of general thoughts on this rookie class. Sure. I think with

devy fantasy football where you can, you know, roster college players years before they're even in

the pros. That's really become my specialty, especially that's where I kind of live. I love that

at space just to kind of nerd out and try to project and predict the future. I mean,

that's it's a challenge. And even the best at devy are not great because so many things change

in these players. I'm like, can you pick it? So it's just so many things that are almost impossible

to predict. But that's what makes it fun. But this year, I think we've known for a while that

quarterbacks weren't going to be in the elite echelon, I guess, like they were at least if we

compare it to last year's group. The profiles of, you know, the likes of Trevor Lawrence and Justin

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