Hello, welcome to the Yahoo Fantasy Football Forecast.

I am Matt Harmon.

And today I'll be continuing, previewing the 2022 NFL draft with various guests that I've

been waiting to talk to, been excited to talk to.

This guest specifically fits that mold because I'm always waiting to talk to, been excited to talk to. This guest specifically fits that mold because I'm always excited to talk to Matt Waldman in the month of April.

As I said, joining me today is indeed the author of the rookie scouting portfolio himself, football guys senior writer.

Matt Waldman, what's going on, man?

Hey, Matt, it's always a pleasure for us to

get to reconvene and do this so i'm excited i'm always pumped up for april you know the work's done

now it's time to get a chance to talk about it yeah your work is done my work is almost done so

i'm still kind of like rounding out the last few guys at draft class so I'll still be

kind of sharpening these takes as we talk today so I'm excited to kind of go back and forth on this

and on that note I'm going to just skip like there's no real news to talk about except like you know

businessy off-field stuff guess what Dan Snyder still scumbag. So there's your news of the day.

We can keep it moving. Let's get right to the draft stuff. Matt Waldman, for the folks out there who are living

under a rock, who are not a part of your section of the fantasy football industry, if they're just

clowns that haven't figured this out yet, tell people what exactly is the rookie scouting portfolio

and all of the great work

that goes into it. Sure. You know, the RSP has been around since 2006. It is the most comprehensive

look at the skill positions that's available. And it's what I call a fantasy appeal, but football

approved publication. There are two publications out there that you

will see, at least according to recruiting directors like Alex Brown, who is the head of recruiting for

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