In the air, the round fight for the ball, and it's picked up by Miles Garrett.

He's going to score.

Tuckdown!

Cut back by Chubb.

He's to the 10.

He's still running to the 5. He dips outside left. He's doing it. Cutdown. What a run. Next job. What's up, guys. Welcome into the latest OBR film breakdown. I'm your host, Jake Burns. This is your Tuesday, January 17th edition. I come at you guys. After a little break, I needed some postseason space. Had a nice long weekend here.

Hopefully your life still went as it already is, as awesome as it is, without a couple days of podcasts.

I appreciate you understanding that sometimes these pods that are every single day, need a break here and there.

I took one.

Didn't really warn you.

So I hope it didn't bother you too much.

But we're back. We're running. We're getting into our 2022 review sessions now, looking back at how the season, hopefully get these done in January. So in February, we're moving on to something fresh. But looking back on how the season went, position by position, and then player by player within those positions. Always interesting to look back on what the data tells us from performances.

We will be digging into that today with our guest, Corey Kennan, in just a moment.

Before we do that, though, I want to remind you of a couple things going on at the OBR.

Jack Duffin has been doing a fantastic job, putting out some really, really interesting

salary cap content.

Again, fantastic stuff from him.

He put up today trade value. He's doing trade values of everybody, not saying to trade them,

but the values of what a trade for that player would look like. He did Miles Garrett today.

Just this past week did Denzel Ward, Nick Chubb, Jedrick Willis. He's been doing all of them.

So if you're a person who says the Brown should trade this guy, well, here's a realistic look at what that would ultimately look like in a return form,

you know, based on NFL examples of guys of that nature being traded. So that's out there.

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