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One of Lover Price will have more NFL career rushing yards than Ricky Waters.

What do you think?

That's kind of the same question we got asked earlier. I have no idea.

I mean, there's two aspects to it. Number one is they don't run the ball as much as they

used to in the NFL, number one, but they play more games. Lifespans of running back to the NFL

now is shorter even than it used to be for different reasons now.

You know, Trev, you made a comment to me the other day.

You said something along the lines of like, once a running back nowadays goes, he goes.

And it's like, yeah, it's true in today's game.

It didn't used to be that way because the game wasn't as built around speed and explosiveness

to the same degree that it is now.

So when you lose the step, you're just not that guy anymore.

Where guys could kind of grind out yards and much deeper into their careers than they could now in a very different era.

That factors into it as well.

But it'd be really asking a lot for me to make that prediction.

Having said that, if Jeremiah Love, if you're a top 10 NFL draft pick, that's kind of the expectation, right?

I mean, don't you expect an NFL draft pick, a first-round first round in top 10 NFL draft pick to have at least an eight yard career averaging 1,000 plus yards a year?

I mean, that's kind of what that would be.

If he's at 1,100 yards, 1,200 yards every year on average, then that's, that gets him there after 7, 8 years. I mean, so I think that's what you expected, the top five to ten draft pick. So I don't know whether he will or won't, but the expectation will be there for him for Jeremiah Love. Janari Price a little bit of a different story. I don't know you'd take him late first, early second to think he's going to be a 10,000 plus yard rush. Yikes Hope, but I don't know you take him late first, early second to think he's going to be a 10,000 plus yard rush.

You always hope, but I don't know if it's necessarily the expectation.

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