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Number one, so you're not as high on the junior out of Michigan State, Kenneth Walker.

Yeah, to me, he's a good back. Don't get me wrong, but guys that have a head of him,

or I think, or bring a little bit more to the table, he's a lot like Josh Jacobs in my eyes.

Someone that's solid doesn't really have that burst. I know he ran a 4-3 at the combine,

but I'm tossing out the window because it isn't played 4-3, and everyone was running 4-2s and 4-3s

at the NFL combine. But I think he has good speed. He has a little bit of wiggle that you want,

but to me, he's just like a Josh Jacobs. Someone that can be productive, but I just think that he's not

as dynamic as the other backs. He scored 31 rushing touchdowns in his last two seasons,

including 18 in 2021. Does that matter to you at all when you scout a player?

Absolutely, because you have to have a nose for the for the end zone. You have to be able to score

the ball. That's the name of the game. And it shows you that he's a very good short yardage runner.

Someone that can find little creases in the defense, especially when you're talking about from

five yards going in. That's the valued assets. Some guys can't score when they're one yard away,

and he's able to do so a lot. So yeah, scoring a ball is key.

By the way, what do you make of all those low 40 times? I heard you got out there ran like a 4-5.

At 40 years old. Here's the thing. I just don't understand if people know how fast 4-2 is.

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