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Oh, it's dynasty season and it's rookie draft season specifically. And this time of year we always bring on Thorne Eistrom from NBC sports edge. He is the Cody Carpenter air of NBC sports coverage.

That's how good he is. And ever since he set the record straight on Zach Wilson, Zach Wilson is a far inferior prospect to Mac Jones came on here at a time when Zach Wilson was surging and he said, na na na na na, he has never beaten anybody.

How could you have him ahead of Mac Jones doesn't make sense. And it didn't so we didn't. And sure enough last year Mac Jones look good and Zach Wilson did not.

So Thor is grandfathered in as a player profile or podcast, pre draft guest forever. He has tenure on this program. And we'll talk to him about cops. We'll talk to him about Kenny pick it.

Kenny pick it is an incredibly close comparable to Ryan Tannahill. It is the closest comp in the player profile or database. My favorite cop is Ritter to Alex Smith, but Ritter is some part Alex Smith some part Marcus Mario. So that's my favorite franken comp among this rookie class in terms of the direct one for one comparisons though.

It's amazing how metrics manifest even stylistically that's the best when two players are closely comparable by the numbers by their size that are athleticism by the wrong field production and efficiency when that mimics how they play.

This is a special thing. It's one of the reasons I love doing this, but Ryan Tannahill is Kenny pick its ceiling comp. It's as close as comp that happens to be a ceiling comp. Ryan Tannahill not very productive at Texas A&M, but a big body athlete with small hands. That's also Kenny pick it. I mean perfect comparable by the numbers and how they play.

Skymore Skymore is a close comparable to golden tape. You can argue that they're equivalent tackle breakers, but Skymore is a better route runner. So golden tape is not Skymore's ceiling like Ryan Tannahill is Kenny pick it's ceiling. No, no, no, no, no, Skymore could be a lot better, but they're still incredibly close.

Comparables head Skymore, gone to Notre Dame. He would have been golden tape in every way and everyone would be comparing him to golden tape, but because he went to Western Michigan, he's not viewed the same way. But I mean, when you watch Skymore, you see golden tape and then when you look at all the numbers, you see golden tape.

It is like plugging into the matrix. These are matrix moments where you plug into the matrix on the numbers vividly display the actual guy.

And the same is true with Rashad White. Rashad White's closest comparable is David Johnson. And if Rashad White is just a little bit bigger, I mean, he would be a dead ringer. I mean, these are the same guy upright running styles, not super strong between the tackles, but exquisite everywhere else on the football field.

Same explosiveness compared with the slight lack of lateral quickness. It's just eerily similar. These players are eerily similar. And it's just fascinating to see.

The closest cops are pick it. Tannahill Rashad White to David Johnson, Skymore to golden tape. And it tight end. Oh, Dan Ballinger. Dan Ballinger to who?

Foster Moro. These guys are dead ringers. Fossero comes out early, having not produced at all in college. There's Daniel Ballinger not producing a damn thing at San Diego State, but he was super efficient when targeted. And he's an incredible athlete with no neck. These are the same guy height, weight, athleticism, production, how?

Like how can two people be this similar and no breakout age because neither of them reached a breakout age threshold. But if I'm drafting a tight end, and fantasy football in a tight and premium scenario, I'm looking for a foster Marrow. I'm looking for a Dan Ballinger because there's upside in that athleticism coming from a run first offense in San Diego State, just like foster Marrow came from a run first offense at LSU.

A year before it became a past first offense. That's one of those fascinating transitions I've ever seen is the LSU system transition from run first to pass first. And then of course when you transform from a run first to a pass first, what happens?

Oh, you win the national championship because of course because that's the more efficient way to play football. And we'll talk to Thorne Eisterman about this. The amazing transformation of the LSU Tigers. And this year they took a step back, but that's no reason necessarily to diminish Tyrian Davis price.

Whether it's Spencer, where Darrow Williams, Tyrian Davis price, you have these running backs at LSU that didn't produce anything, but they have the requisite skill set to be productive in bursts, not for a full season, but for weeks and months in the NFL.

So we'll talk to Thorne Eisterman about Tyrian Davis price. And we'll see if he agrees with us that you got to move Kenny pick it down. Kenny pick it was not invited to the NFL draft parties not going to be in the green room.

Waiting for his number to be called along with Matt Carral and Malik Willis. He's not going to be there neither will Sam Howell neither will Desmond Ritter. And that is a concern. That is a big concern.

I've been concerned about this quarterback class. And this is why this is why only two quarterbacks are even going to be at the draft. Did Kenny pick it get invited? We are not necessarily sure.

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