Hello everybody. Welcome into another episode of the fancy pros football podcast. This is a microcast

today. We will be in and out in just a few minutes. I am Ryan warmly joined today by Andrew

Erickson, Erickson. We are here. We are less than a month away from the season. And we are talking

today about busts, breakouts, and bargains, the killer bees, start us off with your busts.

All right. My first bust running back Josh Jacobs. So last year he led the NFL in touch

but that's not something that projects favorably for the next season. Basically if you look at

the running backs in the following year after they led the NFL in touches, only two running backs

have finished as RB ones in the following year, since the NFL in touch is since 2013. Ezekieli,

it's the only one to do that over that period to finish inside the top five the following season.

So given that and just the ongoing situation with Josh Jacobs not at Raiders camp. He's a

boss for me in 2023. Next guy is running back Alexander Madison for the Minnesota Vikings. He

just basically checks off all the boxes of a dead zone running back. You know we're drafting Alexander

Madison at the high end of the RB two range because of projection. You know it's projected workload

in a high powered offense. But he himself. I don't know how good he actually is. He's never played

more than 50% of teams offensive snaps back to back games. And when you're just drafting players

based solely on the situation, that's how you draft boss players. Like that's how you end up

getting into trouble when you're over evaluating the situation and not looking enough at the player

and specifically with Alexander Madison. If he was so good, why did he never carve out a role

alongside Dalvin Cook, especially last year when Dalvin Cook had his worst year as a pro ranked

last in Russian EPA. Alexander Madison couldn't sniff the field. He actually had his least

amount of touches last year than three years combined. So for me, Alexander Madison,

it gives off a lot of red flags as a dead zone running back. And then lastly quarterback to a

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