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I mean, just go back a couple.

In 2020, you had CD Lamb, you had Justin Jefferson, T. Higgins, Michael Pittman.

2021, it was Jamar Chase, Jalen Waddle, Devante Smith.

Last season, Garrett Wilson, Chris Olave, Jahan Dotson, Christian Watson.

We can keep going on and on and on.

But Hayden, this year's wide receiver group might not stack up to what we have gotten excited about over the last three plus years.

On my initial grades, I have two round one wide receivers and they're like mid to late round one type of prospects.

And there was no like superstar wide receiver either.

There was like one guy, but he's like from West Virginia or something crazy like that.

He was like the number two receiver on his own team. There was no freakazzoids out here.

And yes, the thing I'm kind of trying to figure out with the wider seat position is they get

smaller and smaller every year. And that's like disappointing. If you're like looking at like the weight

adjusted stuff, they never really pop. But at some point do we just have to say it's a new NFL and like we just have to reset our

expectations with the position and like new type of players are going to win. You look at like the top 20

wide receivers, uh, over half of them are six foot and 2002 pounds or lighter. That's half of the

best receivers in the league are small guys. Yeah, the listeners and viewers of this channel that

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