Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I'm your host Corey Evans. Thank you so much for listening to this week's content. It's episode 375 titled Top 10 NFL comps for 2023 rookies. I had a blast constructing this behind the scenes, putting the film study throughout most of the offseason. But specifically for these 10 players, the comparisons are identifiable from both a stylistic as well as

body frame standpoint. So I'm excited to deliver these 10 comps for you. See if you agree,

disagree. Either way, it's a very fun exercise and I think a very enjoyable experience. Before I get to that,

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Let's get right to it. Top 10 NFL comps for 2023 rookies.

Are all these full proof, accurate, guaranteed to pan out?

Of course not.

That is the exact opposite of prospect

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