Well, hello, hello, hello. I am Matt Williamson. This is the Locked-on NFL podcast. It is Saturday. I am back in my dorm room here in St. Vincent's College. I got up here around a little before noon to do a radio show. I got a little free lunch before that. I probably should mention that. That was pretty tasty.

Did the three-hour radio show. Steelers are just starting practice now.

I'm going to do this, and then I'm going to go about the practice, and I'm going to do

another radio show tonight.

But I am here for four nights, and then camp breaks.

So this will be a four-day stint in the dorms, and then heading back home from there.

I wanted to do a show with you guys yesterday, but unfortunately,

life got in the way. Lots to discuss. We're not going to break down every game, but today I

want to talk about two injuries. Geis is really a heartbreaker, to be honest with you. And that's

where we're going to start. And the first round rookie quarterbacks too you know how they performed I think is

noteworthy too so I haven't gotten through every game of course but I will be I mean that's why

we're here as for Geis for those of you that don't know I also am real involved with dynasty football. And what that is,

is you keep your team, Dynasty Fantasy. You know, you keep your team year to year. And then

you have a rookie draft. And, you know, Barclay was like the obvious first pick in rookie

drafts. And to me, Geis was the clear number two,

like the most enticing fantasy producing type guy coming out of that draft. Some people

had Penny, some had Michelle, Chubb, you know, DJ Moore. DJ Moore played really well as

year, week, too, by the way. And I really thought Geis was in for a great career.

And from what I was told, he dropped in the draft because he likes, he's kind of an odd dude,

and he's more into Fortnite than practice and kind of rub people wrong and people in the other

direction. And I thought, man, teams are really going to regret that decision, that this guy,

give him the ball,

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