Looking at our poll of the day, Jason Bishop, and it's only been up for 10, 15 minutes.

Right now, 57% say no, Bill is not a number one running back.

I think he's a good, too.

If you just look at the numbers of teams number one running backs,

and again, I know guys like James Cook and Jonathan Taylor and McCaffrey and Bejohn,

those guys are, you know, all pros.

But if you look down the list, you know, the Kenneth Walker's, the Breeze Hall breeze halls the Jalen Warrens um you know the Blake

Corums the RJ Harvys I mean guys who aren't household names they're still pretty good

receivers they're still going to catch 30 to 40 balls.

Merritt's got to be a guy. If he's going to be your number one, I'm sorry. He's got to carry the ball 15 to 20 times, but he's also got to catch a few balls. And he only had nine catches. There's got to be a reason. All right. Let's go to the phones. 1-800-636-1067

Kevin and Centerville

You're on with the junkies, what's going on? All right. Let's go to the phones. 1-800-636-1067.

Kevin and Centerville, you're on with the junkies.

What's going on?

Good morning, gentlemen.

Thank you for taking my call.

What's up, Kev?

Hey, I just kind of want to take a second to a... I mean, Bishop, I've heard you say that there's got to be a reason.

And it feels like to me that you kind of blocked out of your mind that it's like you're saying,

it's your, you're suggesting that the reason why he has nine catches is it's on bill.

But it's like you've blocked out of your mind the

possibility that this is a coaching issue you know maybe how about in as far as uh cliff and the way

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