Oh, one-hander, C.D. Lamb. There he goes. Brace Hall to the end zone.

How can we turn these rookie wide receivers into Phenoms for fantasy football? That's what we're going to talk about today on RotoBiz OT. I'm once again joined by Jesse Cohen. We talked earlier this week, worked our way through

some of his contrarian traft thoughts, but really dived into the tight emphasis, the outlook

moving forward and how things are looking at the NFL level, what that means for the rookies

and maybe bigger pitcher moving forward for what you want to do in fantasy with that position.

We also are going to finish that show when you do listen. If you haven't listened already, if you did listen,

you'll know this. We finished up on Jeremy Bernard in terms of a player that Jesse differs

from a little bit maybe than the rest of the road of his team. When I was on the clock with Sean Segal in our draft,

we talked through some of the options at a particular pick.

We made the decision.

It wasn't Bernard that we drafted a new message to say that maybe your article

didn't do enough to convince us.

So let the listeners know and maybe give me an extra bit of convincing why maybe I was wrong with that selection or what we could expect from him moving forward here with his time at the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Yeah, absolutely. I wish I had gotten him in that draft. He was sniped one pick before us.

So where do I? I think the place I start with Bernard and my buddy Justin put it this way to me and I thought it was great.

Alabama built the whole damn plane out of this guy last year.

All right?

You know, I know they're not the Nick Savon, you know, the Nick Savon teams of your, but this

is still a very serious SEC team.

They had Ryan Williams, who everyone thought was, you know, like the 1B or the number two behind

Jeremiah Smith.

And Bernard ate his lunch. The team made him the total focal point.

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