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We finally made it, sir.

I love this time of year because all this work that we put into rankings and all the takes that we've got and our sleepers and our bus and all that.

This is when we start to find out just how awful we were with some of these picks, but also some of them that we absolutely nailed.

I'm really looking forward to the season.

I think it's going to be pretty predictable, actually. I think just the way the quarterbacks are in the league, any team that's got a really good quarterback, commanders included, will end up making a good run this year. Dave, I'm sorry. How much stock do you put in these draft grades after you drafted team? I hate them because I always get C-minuses.

I got one D-plus.

I couldn't believe it.

I love my roster.

I think they're meant to troll you. Right. Yeah, well, they're doing a good job of it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. They're meant to tick you off and talk about it. Now here you are talking about it. Yeah, okay. Hey, Dave, before we talk about guys, we're going to play tonight and over the weekend, give us your hottest post-week-1 waiver-wire pickup. Who's going to be the guy that everybody's scrambling to pick up after the full slate of games are done? There are so many names I could give you. So let me just start spewing them. And then everybody can go react accordingly. I think Chris Rodriguez with the commanders is going to be one of them. We've all made this big deal about Bill Kroski-Marrett being the guy. I know I have. I don't think he's going to be the only one. I think they're actually going to have a three-headed backfield. And I looked last year, there were six games where no one on Washington, and no running on Washington, had more than like 53% of the

snaps. And like they were split in three ways and they were winning games. So it didn't really

matter to them. And so I'm wondering if they're going to try and apply the same approach, save for

the games when either Rodriguez or Cross Camarret

or Eccler, you've got to give him some props to. If one of them gets a hot hand and they'll

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