I think we're going to surprise a lot of people on this side of the ball because there is an opportunity for a tried and true identity that travels that competes regardless of environment and opponent.

I think we have the makings of a diverse run game led by one of the most talented playmakers in the game with powerful athletic linemen and skill players that block and a quarterback who is

dangerous as any in the running game.

And then there's the quarterback who I think is where a lot of my bullishness on this offense

comes from.

I just think he's going to write a lot of wrongs.

And so if the quarterback is really good and the run game is really good, then it stands

to reason that the offense is pretty good, too.

Hey, oh, what is up, Dolf fans?

And welcome to the Draft Time podcast on today's show.

Roster reset post-draft part one, taking a look at the offense, the position groups, player by player, the general

outlook, the top battles in each room that will ensue this summer, and a heck of a lot more.

Let's jump right into this roster reset, starting with the quarterback position and the players.

Malik Willis up first.

One of the more fascinating storylines of the entire NFL season this year for me.

And I'm going to keep saying that this way, like you guys know how I feel about this player.

I thought after those two games last December, this is a guy that's going to get an opportunity.

And he will, in my opinion, projecting join the ranks of the upper echelon quarterbacks when he gets

that chance to shine. And we are the ones that got him. Lucky me, lucky us. High end traits everything.

If you're creating a Madden player and you were awarded unlimited attribute points and max it out,

arms, legs, strength, balance, accuracy, he's got all of that. Can he keep developing and evolving

his game as defenses and the league consistently adjust to him as they do all players in this

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