You know, I was going to hold off. I was going to hold off until tomorrow because I'm about to film a mock draft.

I was going to dive into the Miles Sanders propaganda hyperbole. The news just dropped about an hour ago that Miles Sanders all of a sudden is week to week with a lower body injury.

Y'all know no one has bought more tickets to the Miles Sanders train.

The hype train, the RB1, the top five fantasy season that was about to come out of

Boobie Sanders' brassiere in 2020.

I anointed him my RB6 like three months ago, and I have not changed course since.

Had they brought in a veteran, maybe I would have.

We want to talk about the running back by committee, but they have done nothing to follow

their actions.

Now, we all of a sudden hear this report about the injury, Miles Sanders week to week.

We immediately get reports from people that have sources in the Eagles camp about he's going to be fine.

We're just being precautious. He'll be good to go for week one.

There are a few things to talk about here. There's obviously the situation in Philadelphia, like what do we do with the running back

core in terms of like really drafting and fantasy?

Do we move Miles Sanders down?

Do we keep them here?

What are we doing?

One, for all y'all that already drafted your redraft teams, let this be a lesson to

all while you never, ever, ever draft this early in the summer always as close to the beginning of the season as possible

We want to talk about about the Philly backfield

But the bigger picture here I think the bigger lesson to learn is about injuries and injury optimism. Okay? I will roll this into your faces into a little blunt and smoke it.

Secondhand smoke right up your noses for the next three to five years.

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