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Welcome back to Buckeye Talk with you to wrap up the most influential Buckeyes in 2022 in St.

Louis, Greece. Steven means it's Nathan Baird and it's the top four. We made a list of 25 with

input from our textures with Nathan and Steven and I each grading every player on the roster in both

value and specialness. And this is who we've talked about so far. 25 steel chambers, 24,

tandem, a callister, 23 Mike Hall, 22 Noel Ruggles, 21 Kyle McCord, 20 J.K. Johnson, 19

Tyler Williams, 18 Julian Fleming, 17 Matthew Jones, 16 Jordan Hancock, 15 Luke Whiplier,

14 Mecca Agbuka, 13 Zach Harrison, 12 Ronnie Hickman, 11 Josh Proctor, and in the last

episode we did 10 Marvin Harrison Jr, 9 Jack Sawyer, 8 Donovan Jackson, 7 Denzel Burke,

6 to 1 Jones, and 5 JT2 Malau. Nathan, is there a clear top four for almost anybody who would

undertake an exercise like this with anything close to these parameters? Is there an obvious top

four for this team? I think there is my personal list had a jump, a small one, a two point jump

between fifth and fourth, but everything else had been divided by one point up into that. So I

think there are four clear leaders here. Steven, do you agree with that? Yeah, I do agree with it.

I agree that Quinn viewers will be at the top of this list. Congratulations. The highlight of

Quinn viewers is correct. Too bad we didn't do this a year ago. I just did it. What if we had done

it last September first? He's already on the roster. So he would have had to have been included.

Would he have made our top 25? Oh, for sure. Either made the top 10. Yeah, I don't know because I

mean, Kamakor who we know actually is the backup quarterback this year didn't make isn't this high?

Isn't that high? Isn't like top 20, right? Yeah, but we also didn't make Kamakor the starting

quarterback in a hypothetical greatest team of all time pod. So yeah, it would have been interesting,

but it's like it's good like we're we're setting us down now. So a year from now we can look,

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