And soo, And we start the show with breaking news. Kenneth Dixon will undergo season ending knee surgery on his torn meniscus.

Tchis. Tchchchchch, It's a shame. It's a shame. It's a bad day for Kenneth Dixon enthusiasts.

I feel sad for them. I really do. No, I don't. I can't believe I tried to say that. I am so full of it. This was great news!

Because most of us are heavily invested in Danny Woodhead and Terence West. We've come on this show, four consecutive episodes saying the Kenneth Dixon, Terence West 80Ps should be flipped.

Terence West should be drafted before Kenneth Dixon,

not vice versa.

Why?

Because Terence West and Kenneth Dixon

are very similar prospects, both dominant at small schools, Terrence West a third round pick,

Kenneth Dixon, a fourth round pick, Terrence West bigger, better between the tackles pounder,

Kenneth Dixon smaller but a better receiver out of the

back field. So some minor differences in otherwise similar prospects. Yet the biggest difference was

being overlooked that Kenneth Dixon was to be suspended this season

for at least the first two games. At least, minimum first two games. That's a major strike

against you. There's been work done by numerous analysts on players returning from

suspension and disappointing underperforming their ADPs. So for that reason we weren't

drafting Kenneth Dixon anyway we were drafting

Terence West rounds later. Thank you chiching who has Danny Woodhead on his

scot fishbowl roster this guy so it's a good day. It's a very good day. I wish we could have seen it play out though. I believe there was a strong possibility that Terrence West like a new closer in baseball starts the season hot and then because the coach is risk averse or superstitious or both decides to roll with the hot hand quote un, and continue to start Terence West, even after Kenneth Dixon

returned from suspension.

I believe that was a distinct possibility, which again was why we were drafting the starter, Terrence West, not the suspended guy,

Kenneth Dixon, when choosing between two otherwise similar running backs.

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