Dynasty

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NFL Draft is in the B-O-O-O-K-S.

NFL Draft is in the books.

We've got rounds one through seven.

We've got UDFAs.

We've got so much to cover how it impacts.

We're going to cover, for the most part, the rookies themselves today.

And then, as always, next week we'll hit on how where the rookies went

ended up impacting the other players on those teams. But we're actually going to start by breaking

that rule. Dan, how are you today? I'm good. We're, we seem to be on a decent trend here, knock on wood, but we're back. The draft is in the wrap. Some, some chaos happened. It's this, this was one of the years it felt like everybody kind of just did their own thing. It wasn't like, oh, well, we got to abide by the trends of the NFL.

We saw a lot of teams go in whatever path they wanted to go and do things that were pretty

unconventional. And I guess it's kind of new to us. So we'll see how everything plays out. But

it was at the very least entertaining.

Absolutely. All right. So we're going to start off by talking about Bijon Robinson.

Not a lot changes from Bijon Robinson's dynasty value. He went the eighth overall pick. We were

expecting him to go as a top 12 pick. He goes to a young offense in the

Atlanta Falcons, has Desmond Ritter, Drake London, Kyle Pitts, a lot of weapons for Desmond

Ritter. So we'll start by talking about Bison Robinson. I know you weren't, you're not a fan of Ritter,

and therefore you're probably not a huge fan of this landing spot. Where are you at with Bejohn Robinson today?

Well, okay. So it's not that I don't, I mean, Bejohn Robinson is obviously the RB1. He was the one guy in the rookie drafts that was like, yes, this is our, you know, projected first round, you know, dynasty startup guy that we're going to get

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