We have a number of rookies to get to on today's show that are ready to break out in 2025.

It's the audible Cecil Lammy, Sigmund, and Travis Hunter is where we will begin,

Sigmund, because he's a wide receiver, he's a corner, he's mainly going to play wide receiver,

he's going to dabble in corner.

Brian Thomas is there to take away all of the defense's attention.

That's going to leave Travis Hunter one-on-one against a corner. That's good news. If Trevor Lawrence can take that step,

find Travis Hunter. Can he break out in 2025? Yeah, absolutely. And unlike Marvin Harrison,

Jr. last year, who cost a second round pick, you can get Travis Hunter in the fourth round, maybe even a little bit later than that.

So if you want to take a ride on this mystery trip, magical mystery tour with Travis Hunter, it's not that expensive.

And we know that he's the best upside wide receiver in this draft, but also he wasn't concentrating on wide receiver.

So it's funny how we made a full circle cease because before the draft, there was a lot of consternation in fantasy circles.

Well, is he a cornerback?

Is he a wide receiver?

How are you going to know how much he's going to play?

How can he be good for fantasy?

They announce him as a wide receiver. They say he's going to focus on wide receiver. And now they add context and say, well, it's because he wasn't focused on wide receiver.

And we want to just be able to deploy him week to week, whatever way we see fit, adding that he could

play the whole game, you know, theoretically. But the point is this, Seas, if he's a good receiver,

if he's a playmaking receiver, they're going to play him a lot on offense. He's going to create his

own opportunity. And he has a talent roughly on a par with a Justin Jefferson in terms of what

he can do, the width, depth, and breadth of what he has shown physically and what he had shown in terms of

football skills as a wide receiver so this is really exciting especially with leum cohen calling

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