Jeff Mosher is here. Let's get his thoughts on that real quick because when I saw that this weekend,

you know, Julio Jones retired and, you know, he played for the Eagles for a cup of coffee.

His last touchdown catch will go down as a member of the Philadelphia Eagles.

But do you agree that the wide receiver, the drop off from wide receiver of from star player to what you are at the end of your career,

at not an advanced age, is maybe the biggest disparity in production.

You mean to tell me that the Seahawks version of Jerry Rice wasn't as good as the 49ers version.

Isn't it crazy, though?

Like how?

I think running back is somewhat similar to that too, although you could still see guys

old enough to be able to give you like a 70 or an 80-yard game, whereas, yeah, sometimes

for receivers, it's a real struggle to separate.

Yeah, like the receivers, like they go from the best player in the league,

you know, like the most dominant performer in football one year,

to like you are non-significant and unplayable the next year.

It is crazy.

Like, Julio Jones had like a three-year run where he was completely irrelevant, right?

Before he got to

the Eagles, he had a couple coffee around the league, a couple different places, and he just

did. But a lot of receivers, I feel like a lot of these receivers were seeing it like right now.

The guy that was with, like Hopkins, like Cooper Cup, the way he is.

And it's usually injury related, right?

Cooper Cup was, we're just only three years removed from Cooper Cup, I think, being the Triple Crown winner, wide receiver.

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