Good morning, everybody. Welcome to another episode of HockBlogger Mornings. It is a beautiful

Friday morning here in the Northwest, a blue Friday. If you celebrate it, I'm docking the

green today, but got a fun episode for you.

I honestly was like had a few different ideas of what I wanted to cover today.

And if you did not catch yesterday's episode, yesterday was a freebie, at least in the sense that I didn't get paid for it.

But I did a show where I broke down Sam Darnold's performance in the

close and late situations, less than five minutes to go in a game, fourth quarter or overtime,

and within one score.

And he was the top passer in the NFL last year in those situations. So we went through and watched

some film. Unfortunately, when we watched film together, the videos get demonetized. I also did not make

an audio version of that episode because I kind of figured you kind of got to see it. I don't think

just hearing me talk you through it is enough. But if you are listening to this audio version,

be sure to go check that out up on YouTube.com. It's pretty impressive looking through what

Sam Darnold did in those situations. And I was happy we spent some time doing it. And good morning

to William Awesome Coe and Kane Mus, who are both members joining the show here early on this

Friday morning. And there's a couple of things

I'm going to go over in this episode. The first is I want to pay off the work that we all did

together to look at NFC West position groups. And we went through, did all the different rankings.

And I can actually, let me, let me do this.

I hadn't done this earlier, but I can do it now.

I'm going to show you visually kind of where all the different teams ranked.

And then I'm going to tell you, okay, so with all those rankings,

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