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Hello, everyone. Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the Tatecast.

My name is Davis-Matic.

You guys can find me on Twitter at Davis-Matic.

In this episode of the show, I'm joined by my friend Kevin Cole from Pro Football Focus.

He also is the host of the unexpected points podcast. In this episode,

we kind of just took a look around the NFL and argued about some of the quarterback situations,

looked at some of the big analytical stories, you know, some of the surprises in terms of EPA,

what the Titans are going to do without Derek Henry, what the chiefs are doing,

what the, you know, just all of those big stories in the NFL, Matthew Stafford versus Jared Goff, all that good stuff. Is Justin Fields any good? And all of the rookie

quarterbacks, I think you guys will enjoy the conversation. If you like the show, you can always

support it by subscribing on patreon.com

slash takecast for bonus episodes, or you can just leave a rating or review on iTunes or

wherever you listen to a podcast. Now let's go ahead and get into the episode.

All right, everyone, welcoming in my buddy, Kevin Cole from PFF. You can also listen to him on the unexpected points podcast.

And I wanted to have Kevin on the podcast because I think we will have a good combination of preaching to the choir on analytic stuff that everyone who listens to this show agrees with.

But also, I think we can argue.

There are a couple of different things that we have never seen eye to eye about, I think we can argue. There are a couple different things that we have

never seen eye to eye about, not even about the world in general, but just about football. And so I

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