All right, what is up? Most of you don't know me. My name is Noah Hills. You can catch me on Twitter at No More Parties. And I'm excited to be here. I'm excited Nick. Let me loose on the channel. I'm excited to bring some good content, get some takes off. So for my first video, hopped on with Nick about a week ago, got off some takes about Isaiah Spiller, who, you know, I think is probably the most overrated running back in this year's draft class.

But that was just kind of a little taste.

Didn't go very deep.

So for my first solo vid, I wanted to get back on the horse, kind of expand on the ideas that

I touched on there.

So yeah, I'm going to dive a little bit deeper to Isaiah Spiller today.

First of all, I guess I'll just kind of retrace back on like the things that I like about Isaiah Spiller's profile.

Honestly, there's quite a bit of them.

So the first one is he's got like a workhorse size.

He was listed at 6.1.21.

215 at Texas A&M this last year.

He's probably gonna be like 6 foot 220 right around there at the combine.

So good workhorse size, like he's a big back.

Number two, he was productive.

He broke out as a true freshman at Texas A&M, you know, big time program in the SEC to come

in as an 18 year old and immediately be a big part of the offense is pretty impressive.

He wasn't like super dominant. He didn't have, you know, like a, he didn't own a super large share

of the Aggie offense, but, you know, his, his dominated ratings in like the 48th percentile,

which, you know, right around average, considering he played at such like a big time program

with sharing time and other talented running backs, Pretty solid. And he's an early declare. He only played three years at school. He's got an August birthday. So he's going to be

like barely 21 when his rig year starts. He's going to be 20 years old on draft night. And

assuming he goes in, you know, the first or second round, he's going to be the youngest running

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