Hello, hello, hello, I am Matt Williams. This is a locked-on NFL podcast. I am at

Williamsonfootball.com. I am at Williamson, at Williamson NFL on Twitter. I urge all of you to check

that out. Fun little show today. And ESPN releases this every year about this time of year,

and it really isn't even them. I mean, they sub

this out to football outsiders. And Scott Casimir from football outsiders wrote this article,

and it's always somebody from football outsiders. And I am a big, big fan of their product. I've

been going to their sites forever. I know some of those guys kind of well. I get their almanac. I urge you to get their

almanac. Even if you only just read your specific team. You should get it. It's only like

20 bucks. It's awesome. It's gigantic. It's awesome. I read it all the time. Reference it a lot.

But one of the things they do in the back of their almanac is they have deep guys that they think are potential to break out.

That's one of my favorite sections every year.

But the article that I'm referring to on ESPN.com is they rank every team from 1 to 32 in terms of their talent that is 25 years or less.

And that's an arbitrary number.

I mean, obviously the ranks would change if you said 26 or less, or 24 or less, or

25 and a half or less, or, you know, but they pick 25, it's a good round number. It makes sense. I mean, all those guys, 25 and a half or less, you know. But they pick 25.

It's a good round number.

It makes sense.

I mean, all those guys, 25 and under are on their first contract.

You know, they're valuable assets.

You would think their best football is still ahead of them as an overview.

But it also, you know, there's some guys that are just over 25, like Odell Beckham just

turned 25 not long ago, so he doesn't count. But it doesn't mean the Giants are less, you know,

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