Hello and welcome to episode 162 of The Official.

Establish the Run.com podcast, my name is Adam Levittan and I'm one of the co-founders

here at ETR as I will be twice weekly for the next seven months I am joined by fellow

co-founder Evan Silva and Evan. We're officially in the offseason, Bestball, Dynasty,

Fragency, the Draft, Wind Totals, Futures, GFS Preparation. It's all happening, it's

the offseason and what's going on. What's up, man? Ready to get in and get in the mix and

take some edels and hopefully some victory laps on this one. Yep, so if you guys hopefully

listen to episode 161, you heard us go through our biggest early round hits and misses.

All in this one, we're going to go through our later round hits and misses and the idea

isn't to talk to micro about players to think more macro about situations and why we got

stuff right and why we got it wrong so we can apply it going forward and be better.

Okay, first one we're going to talk about here is Keenan Allen and I thought Keenan was

a really good fate. I know you were adamant that Keenan was a good fate too, simply because of

the way the chargers were going to play with Tyrod Taylor. The run out goes that the team doctor

for the chargers punctures Tyrod's long. I don't think they had any intention of going

to Justin Herbert. I really don't. He punctures the long. Herbert comes on and plays so well,

they can't go back to Tyrod, right? And so like, I mean, it's crazy, like the way it ran out and

not only do they go to Herbert, which is fine, he then has this historically great rookie season.

And you know, you need a quarterback playing at a really high level for Keenan because his

average depth of target is so, so, so low. He needs to be loaded up with volume and that's what

happened. I mean, he was loaded up with volume and he played great. He's certainly a very, very,

very, very good NFL player. He still needs volume. He still needs accurate and good quarterback

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