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Well, hello, I am Matt Williamson, at Williamson NFL, former NFL scout, former ESPN employee for 10 years, and this is the Locked On NFL podcast.

And during my time at ESPN, I got to be buddies

with Mike Sando, who joins me every Thursday. Mike, I appreciate you taking time to chat with me as

you do every Thursday. These are a blast. Yeah, absolutely. We got a good subject today. I really like

this piece we're going to talk about. Yeah. And what we are going to talk about is if you go to ESPN.com, they have a deal set up

with Pro Football Focus where they'll put some of their stats and their articles on ESPN.com,

and the one that went up today or yesterday was they ranked every roster in the league from

1 to 32. So we're going to scan them quickly. I'm going to break them up into increments

of four teams at a time and just kind of take some notes. Is that too high in my opinion?

Mike has some really good notes here. So let's dig right in. You ready, brother? Yep, I'm ready to

go. Okay. One little small note, I just want to throw this out there too, is if you go to the article,

you'll notice that there's rookies and, for example,

win with the Patriots, who happens to be the number one team,

have these really high grades.

That's their college grade, and I don't think that they factored in as much.

So don't get strewn about by those. I mean, like,

boy, win is the highest grade of Patriot. How would they know that? He's never played. Well,

don't overreact to that. So here we go. Like I said, it starts with New England at one.

At two is the Rams, a Super Bowl matchup, obviously. The Saints at three, a final four team, and the Eagles at four,

which might shock some people of that foursome. I don't know who I would have one, but I just don't

think New England's roster is the strongest in the league. You know, I kind of thought it would be

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