To the end zone.

Touchdown.

What a crab.

That's McBride.

Oh, one-hander, C.D. Lamb.

There he goes.

Brace Hall to the end zone.

Pat Corain's thoughts on the wide receiver rookies.

That's what we're going to talk about today on Rodeviz OT.

We talked earlier this week about the running backs and the tight ends. And, you know, we're going to talk about today on rhodoviz o t we talked earlier this week about the

running backs and the tight ends and you know we're trying to there's some things to be optimistic

about there's also a lot of question marks around some of this class but i think the wide receivers

is the the most exciting area to look at and you mentioned on that last show that you think that

maybe because of the rest of the class getting that kind kind of brush off, it's not that exciting.

The wide receivers maybe are becoming a little bit overlooked.

What are your overall thoughts on the wide receiver position,

either the talent or the depth, the potential upside of these guys?

Yeah, I mean, I don't think like individually, I think the wide receivers are generally getting their due, but there's there's this overall narrative about the class of like, damn, this class stinks.

And it's like, it does kind of stink.

It really, you know, the running back, it's kind of crazy like how thin running back is after love. Love is, you don't always

get a love. So, you know, thankful he's in this class. But like, his backup being the RB2 in this

class, which I think he actually is. I think Price really is the RB2. That's disappointing. I wish

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