I have never been so conflicted that I am at this very moment.

It's weird. It's weird to feel conflicted because I take pride in coming out here with conviction.

Yes. Hit you with a blowtorch of high conviction takes. Yes, that's the goal, that's the goal, but now I feel conflicted because I've been enjoying Matthew Berry's spiciness.

You see it on Twitter, my friend Pat Thorman writes,

Eric Ebron is a prime breakout candidate

at tight end number 11 in fantasy draft. Evan Silva agrees, Matthew Barry disagrees. He

replies to Pat, is this a new Eric Ebran sleeper piece or the same one from the

last two years just with dates updated asking for a friend.

Oh, asking for a friend.

When's the asking for a friend crutch Twitter joke going to go away?

I think that one's run its course, Matthew Matthew because you're not asking for a friend.

You're asking for yourself trying to soften your mockery. Don't soften it. Just tell jokes and don't soften them and

don't apologize. We want edgy Matthew Barry.

We do not want the top of the talent pyramid to be a watered down generic personality.

It's not what we want. We want the spiciness. Problem with that

analysis is that Eric Ebran is 24 years old. He just turned 24 years old. So if

fantasy analysts were touting Ebribron two years ago, well that was misguided.

Because he was 22 years old and the odds that a 22 year old tight end is going to be shot out of a cannon

straight into weekly fantasy viability that's just not

likely and anyone that was projecting Eric Ibrahim to be a fantasy viable asset in

year one was misguided I mean it's possible it's

not insane it's possible it's just not likely that's all but now you see now

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