For those of you listening on the pod.

Welcome into our two, man.

That was live. Live in person. All right. Running backs, 53-man roster. He's saying they're going to keep four. Jacob last year we kept three, I believe. Josh Jacobs, Marshaun, Lloyd, Emmanuel Wilson, Chris Brooks, and the practice squad goes to Amar Johnson. So he's saying, Izzy is gone. Amar Johnson lands on the practice squad.

I don't mind that. I could see that happening.

What do you think about what he's got to say here, man?

Bill Huber.

Josh Jacobs, Marshaun, Lloyd, Emmanuel Wilson, Chris Brooks on the 53.

Amar Johnson from the Jack Rabbits landing on the practice squad.

Yeah, I'd probably have to disagree here.

One, because in my opinion, Marshawn Lloyd has not shown us that he can stay healthy.

And even if he has, I don't think we've seen enough for him to just pencil him in as that number two position.

We've went and talked about that quite a bit.

I think that Emmanuel Wilson has absolutely earned the number two position right now.

That being said, I don't think that we'd have a problem sneaking Chris Brooks onto the practice squad.

I could be wrong. He does have some decent tape that's on film, especially even late in the season.

I just, at this point with the wide receiver carousel that we have, the running back room was an easy one for me to say, we're going in with three. And for us to push for when I think one or two of them may not even be, you know, targets for a lot of other teams. To me, this doesn't make sense. But I'm not Bill Heuber. I think that that's fair. I do love Amar Johnson to the practice squad. I just feel like that Chris Brooks could get there as well. And that's again, if Marshaun Lloyd stays healthy enough to even dictate the spot on the roster. There you go. Now, you're obviously, I want to make sure it's not misunderstood. You're not saying Marshawn Lloyd should not make the 53. You're simply saying, I'm just saying, Amanda Wilson should be higher than on the debt chart, right? From what I've seen out of the last year of Emmanuel Wilson versus Marshawn Lloyd, I think that for sure it's, Emmanuel Wilson's the number two. Yeah, I would agree with that too. Now, listen, they may see it different. He'll be in a second round pick or was a third route pick, right? I'm thinking right? Yeah, third round, right? Yes, yeah, yeah.

They may see it different, you know.

They may look at it like, hey, we need to get him reps. We need to get him, you know, some game time there in the regular season. But I'm with you, man. Emmanuel Wilson's done everything, right? He's gotten better at his past, bro. he's gotten better at catching the football out of the backfield,

and Lord knows he can run that rock, man.

Grated out as a top 10 running back last year, according to PFF. And again, PFF isn't everything, but when you see someone graded high on PFF and you go watch the tape and you see it on the tape too, that's where I kind of put everything together. All right, that all checks out. Sometimes I'll watch the tape and say, man, this guy's bawling out. And then I'll go look at the NFL pro data, some of the advanced analytics like your EPA metrics, and I'll look at

PFF and go, I'm the odd man out here. I'm missing something, you know. Joseph in the chat says,

Brooks doesn't survive being cut in my honest opinion. I'll tell you, Joseph, he put some good

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