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.

Winning the analytics war with humility.

That's what we're going to try and do today on Road of Viz Overtime.

My name is Collin.

I'm delighted to once again by joining

by Rotobiz writer Jesse Cohen. We're going to dive into a piece that he put out kind of

a believe early February time, but kind of the dust has settled on the NFL draft, the prospect

season. Maybe we can go back and look at it with kind of hindsight and work our way through it.

Because you mentioned in the piece at the very start you wanted to see if it survives the analytical sunlight so we've had both the analytical sunlight and the NFL draft sunlight and we're moving through time hopefully we get the summer sunlight coming in here it's all about the sunshine but jessie as we get ready to dive into your piece today, how are you feeding as we distance

ourselves in the draft and get ever so much closer to the NFL season with the schedule

being released and all that good stuff?

Yeah, it's exciting.

It's exciting stuff, brother.

And the sun is shining here.

So enjoying it. And yeah, looking forward to diving into this piece with you. You know, we obviously don't know the results of the 2026 rookie class, but I think there's still some interesting insights in there, you know, in terms of how we think about this year's rookies, in terms of how we think about last year's sophomores and also just how we think about, you know, prospecting and analytics in general.

I thought you told me that you had all the answers for the 2026 rookie class. No? Have you not

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