Nikki Javala will join us at noon.

If you miss Joe B on with us early in the show, we'll play some of that back for you next hour,

talking about the Caps win last night over Montreal.

So yesterday I talked about the running backs.

You know, I had a friend of mine say, man, you got a lot of players that you listed.

Well, it's different this year.

It's different in sort of talking draft because at 29, there are just so many possibilities.

We haven't had that in recent years.

Clearly not last year.

We didn't have that last year. We didn't

have that Chase Young's year. It's been more about, I mean, we've had that in terms of, you know,

the Mississippi State Corner that we took a few years ago, whose name escapes me, who we moved on

from. Why am I forgetting the Mississippi State

cornerback first around? How could you forget Emmanuel Forbes, Kevin? How did I forget

Emmanuel Forbes's name? Getting old. Yeah, there have been some of those, but at 29, man,

there are just so many possibilities. And look, Washington's in one of those situations in which they are in

position to be a very good team in 2025, but they also simultaneously have needs, you know, and

have several needs. The reason they're going to be a contender again is because they got it

right at quarterback last year, but they still have a ton of needs.

So let me start with this.

Like Abdul Carter from Penn State is clearly the number one, you know,

defensive end, edge, pass rusher, you know, player.

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