To the end zone.

Touchdown!

What a grab.

It's McBride.

Oh, one-hander, C.D. Lamb.

There he goes.

Brice Hall to the end zone.

Is elite to be dead, or is there more advantage to be found in 2026?

That's what we're talking about today on Road of his Overtime.

It's myself, Column Kelly, and I'm joined, as always, here by Sean Siegel. It is a listener-suggested topic. We love to get those in throughout the course of the offseason. If you have any ideas you'd like to hear on the show, you can send them our way on social media at Overtime, Ireland, or send them through email at road of his radio

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Today's idea coming in from Clay.

We're going to dive into that in a moment.

We did put out some ideas for some rate my take style ideas, and this was where one of these

suggestions came through.

Sean, just as a general overview, it was last year in particular with drafts and how

we were setting things up. Obviously, there was a lot of ways to do it. One of those was Jaden

Daniels, who we talked about a lot. We talked a few weeks ago about how it was set up with him and James

Cook and where they were going in drafts and it was an area where if you, you know, kind of had a tear break.

We like to go the elite QB route with Jaden Daniels there coming off his rookie season

where he was just absolutely sensational, heading into the sophomore season.

It unfortunately didn't work out the way we had hoped, but you had also in that situation

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