And we're going to switch things up a little bit. Welcome back. I teased, you know, Adam Silver and more basketball news, but we have Brandon Marshall and Omar Kelly here. NFL officiant autos. And me and everyone's favorite on Auntie Shantel. Just love it.

Give me them a hard time. So we're going to go ahead and talk about some football, OK? No, before we do that. Oh, OK, pernell or producer pernell. P, did you know that auntie produced that no limit song? Is that why you played it? Or did you. I did not know that. I did not know the story. Tell the story real quick. Give her her money first. Where's those royalties? Right. No, my when my first year in the league.

Mr. P came and wanted me to sign with no limit sports. I had a little beat machine with me. I had been working on this beat and went down there and showed him. He ain't saying nothing at first. Like he wasn't feeling it. And later on that evening, he was like, yo, we can really go to studio. You want to come. And I was like, yeah, it was like, bring that little beat machine. Next thing you know, we in the studio. And then he's calling who, who, who, right. And I'm like, yo, you can't call this who, who was like, no. And he's like, what do you mean? And everybody was there. Like see murder was there.

Everybody was there. And I was like, man, who, who makes you sound like a bitch? You have to make it different. And so they make it. Who? And yeah, see murder says my name in the song in the third verse. It was pretty dope. So yeah, I do. How does that show up? Is it like coming in the cell or something? My bad, my bad. Have I gotten royalties? Yes. But I ain't seen a chicken five, 10 years. Oh, Mad Dog Sports.

Time for you to write that check because you played it about five times. You'll hear from the people. Right. Right.

You playing it pernell. Just playing like every song every that was it was a top 10 song. Just like these top 10 receivers. Go ahead.

Thank you for that segment.

Oh, professional. Listen. This week, ESPN is releasing their top 10 positional rankings as determined by executives, coaches, and players heading into the 2022 season.

So we're going to tackle the wide receivers category. I know Brandon's very excited to dive right into this.

There's a lot of a lot of takes on this list. So we're going to go in order from 10 to one. And I'm going to go ahead and bring in our producer. Anthony to break it down for us. Anthony and take it away.

Bye. Thank you, Ashley. So yesterday, we broke down the quarterbacks and money backs. We had a nice little debate.

I'm assuming this one is going to get you guys all rolled up too. All right. So number 10 DK Mecca, Seattle Seahawks, number nine.

Debo Samuels, San Francisco 49ers, number eight.

Can we, can we chime in when we get there? Because Debo Samuels has had one good season, one healthy season.

Like, how do you instantly make it into the top 10 with one good season?

You got to tell you number 10 when you didn't have a good season last season. SDK Mecca, where's CD Land?

Why is he an honorable mentor?

And DK Mecca have doubled his touchdowns. Okay.

If they keep, keep diving into the list, we'll do that. Keep going.

I encourage interruption. No worries, because this is the whole point of this.

Number eight will be Mike Evans from your type of big bucks. Number seven, the Andre Hopkins. Number six.

I totally forgot. Still playing well done. Real quick, an important note, Deandre Hopkins.

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