And the Oh, uh, oh, oh, oh,

uh, oh, Des Bryant is a saint and the Saints have Des Bryant. And I'm excited, not excited,

ecstatic, because before Des Bryant broke his foot he was targeted at least

138 times per season by Tony Roma caught at least 88 passes from Tony Roma and scored at least 12 touchdowns in three consecutive

seasons with Tony Romo. What do I keep saying the name Tony Romo, Tony Romo, Tony

Romo, Tony Romo, because Tony Romo also matters when analyzing Des Bryant.

And because this idea that at 30 Des Bryant's over, Des Bryant's wash, Des Bryant can't play because

you can't separate. Think critically to move beyond narrative

driven analysis. You must think critically. What's the probability that Des

Bryant can't play at age 30?

It's very low.

Andre Johnson had a career year at age 30.

He also stood 6-220 pounds.

Big receivers age more quickly because they're so big the

deterioration of the fast twitch muscle fibers affects them more. That's

intuitive and that's why when the Saints tried out, Des Bryant and Brandon Marshall,

they chose Des Bryant because Des Bryant's three years younger. His fast-twitched muscle fibers

are three years fresher than Brandon Marshall, who's taller. Fast Switchi likely over for you, but not age 30.

I would argue Des Bryan still has two more productive years left.

It's not like he needed explosive athleticism

to win in the NFL, and then he lost it. He runs of 4-57. That's what he ran coming out of Oklahoma State. He's never been fast. He's never been particularly agile.

And if you watch the videos Des Bryant posted on social media,

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