NFC North Sleepers, Breakouts and Bus.

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Dave, Richard Heath Cummings.

Sleepers Breakouts Bus.

Let's start with the bus in the NFC North Heath.

Give me a bus pick in the NFC North that you're going to ride with in

2024. I'll go with Aaron Jones, an old running back changing teams on a on a pass heavy

offense. I think there's lots of different ways that Aaron Jones could bust, including just

starting with the hamstring issue that's been an issue for the past couple of years being an injury issue again.

What about a young running back changing teams? And that's D'Andre Swift.

He's on his third team in as many years with the Chicago Bears.

The larger issues that he's never delivered strong numbers consistently over the course of his season.

I think he could end up sharing with multiple running backs in Chicago, not to mention a quarterback who last year at Southern Cal, Caleb Williams, stole plenty of short yardage goal line touchdowns. I am nervous about Deander Swift. I think he's being over drafted right now. Heath, give me a breakout that you feel good about. Well, I don't know if the NFC North possesses a breakout that I feel good about, but I'll give you a breakout candidate.

And it's another guy who's had problems with those hamstrings. It's Christian Watson. I do believe if he could

stay healthy for 17 games, he will be the best wide receiver on the Packers. We've seen the immense

upside that he has in terms of big playability, could be amongst the league leaders in terms

of yards per target, and certainly the pervered red zone target when he's healthy. Watson,

if he stays healthy, he could have a huge year. I like how Jaden Reed finished last season,

17.4 PPR points per game in his last eight. There were a lot of touchdowns

in there. There were some games where he didn't have a lot of targets. He's utilized differently

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