Welcome, everyone to the score fantasy football podcast.

I'm your host, Justin Boone, the lead fantasy analyst at the score.

Appreciate you hanging out with us today. Hope everybody's enjoying the NFL playoffs. I mean, it's been a pretty fun postseason

so far, with the obvious exception being my bills get knocked out by the Chiefs. Again,

they just can't get over that hump. And don't worry, I'm not going to spend much time talking

about it today. it's old news

but I will say I have a group chat with a bunch of friends we're in a fantasy league together it's

mostly guys that I went to high school with and a lot of bills fans in that one normally it's a ton

of fun there's a lot of jokes it's become a pretty depressing place after sundays lost so much so that one of my buddies actually renamed the group, the sadness zone of despair. So that gives you an idea of where Bill's fans' heads are out right now. But we're moving forward here on today's show. We're opening up the mailbag. We're going to answer some of your questions as the offseason approaches. So we're just going to dive right in. At Drum Splint,

how much, if at all, will Justin Herbert move up in your ranks with Jim Harbaugh as the head

coach? Thanks as always, Boone. So here's the thing. I love the Harbaugh signing. I mean,

from the standpoint of the Chargers organization and them needing a culture change,

and Harbaugh's been a proven winner everywhere

he's gone. And let's face it, the Chargers, they've been a team that's just kind of found a way

to lose just heartbreaker after heartbreaker after heartbreaker over the years. So I believe that

Harbaugh is going to come in. He's going to change the direction. He's going to change the fortunes

of that team. And his addition,

it's a good thing for Herbert in real life. Harbaugh, he was an NFL quarterback himself. He

knows the position well. He's helped as quarterbacks win games. However, when you look at

the pass volume on those Harbaugh-led teams in the past, they were near the bottom of the league

and past attempts when he was an NFL

coach at the 49ers. And it wasn't much different at Michigan. So we'll see who they bring in as

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