Hey, no, and welcome to episode 219 of the official established the run dot com podcast.

My name is Adam Levitan as always joined by Evan Silva and today we have a very, very

special guest. This is a young man who has dedicated his professional career to studying

have 300 pound men bang into each other at the line of scrimmage. He is, in my opinion,

the preeminent offensive line evaluator in the space. It is Brandon Thorne of both ETR and

the trench warfare newsletter. Brandon, welcome back. How's it going?

Going great guys. Happy to be here. It's just a pleasure to join you guys.

Evan, good afternoon. What's happening?

It's going great. Love having Brandon Thorne on. He is one of the best specialists in a certain

niche area. The absolute crush. He watches the end zone view, but nobody else watches, but

Brandon Thorne sits down and watches the end zone view. It's great to have him on. You get a

check out Brandon Thorne's sub stack. I subscribe a couple of months back. Incredible information

area if you want to get a little edge when it comes to offensive line play. It's trench warfare

at sub stack.com. Is that correct? Yeah, trench warfare dot sub stack.com.

All right. On today's show, as you might expect, we are going to talk offensive lines. I

personally think that a lot of the edges in football analysis have kind of been sucked out. It's

kind of known, especially ones that mean a lot to the spread and stuff. You know, things that

are worth one, two, three points against the spread, but line play is just men. It's just so

under discussed and under analyze relative to the impact it has on how a game plays out.

So I'm excited for today. I'm also excited for Brandon's offensive line rankings,

which will be up in the draft kit on Friday full one through turn 32 rankings coming from Brandon

as we get said for fantasy football peak draft season. Before we get into today's show,

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