What the fuck is up? Welcome back. My name is Noah Hills. You can find me on Twitter at Noah Moore Parties.

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In today's video, I've seen the idea thrown around a little bit, more than a little bit, I think.

But that this 20-23 running back class is, number one, disappointing.

We've been looking forward to this class since Bejohn Robinson, Jemir Gibbs,

Tank Bigsby, Zach Evans, since these guys were freshmen in 2020.

It's been, you know, three years. We know those guys were studs as

freshmen. We saw 2023. We're like, okay, that is the running back class. We need to watch out for.

It's going to be elite. And now it's here and everybody's like, and Blake Corrin went back to school

and Zach Evans doesn't, didn't run for a thousand yards. Like, whining about how this running back class isn't good. And even throwing out the idea that the 2024 running back class is better.

I know we say this every year.

Sometimes the next class is better.

But I wanted to explore that idea because I think it has applicable importance to your

dynasty teams.

You know, if the 103 or the RB3 in this running back class, the one

that's supposed to be awesome, isn't quite as good as the RB2, 3, 4 in the next class,

that's important to know for how you want to spend your rookie pick.

So I want to explore this idea that the 2024 rookie running back class is better than

2023.

Let's do it.

Okay. rookie running back class is better than 2023. Let's do it. This idea of the strength of the 2024 rookie running back class kind of hinges on two guys, I think, mostly at the top. The first one is the guy who's been ranked as the RB1 in that class, mostly by consensus, since he was a

freshman at Ohio State, and that's Trayvion Henderson. He is 5'10 and 214 pounds. He's going to be a

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