For those of you listening on the pod,

welcome into hour two.

Not sure why you're here, but we appreciate you.

Moving along to number four on the list, Mr. Reliable, Condo,

Romeo Dobbs.

Okay, so Romeo Dobbs.

I just caught the ball.

Now we get to the other receiver from that 22 draft class, Romeo Dobbs.

In a lot of ways, Dobbs is the antithesis of Christian Watson.

He might not have that rare top-in speed that drops your jaw, but he's reliable on third downs.

He's become one of Jordan Loves' most trusted targets, a guy who just has a knack for getting

open and making the clutch catches that move the chains. He's now heading into the final year

of that four-year rookie deal he signed in 22. The discussion around Dobbs isn't about his talent.

It's about his ceiling, availability, having dealt with concussions and a suspension, and how much you pay a rock solid, but maybe not game breaking number two or three receiver, especially in a deep receiver room.

But in the NFL availability and trust are valuable skills in their own right.

So PFF wise, Romeo Dobbs, since he came in the league, 62, 73, 69. Pretty solid PFF grades. Now, he doesn't have the traits that

Christian Watson has, obviously. He's more of your boundary X that can play in a phone booth.

He's not going to stretch the defense much. He'll make contested catches. And we can't

overlook the fact that he did get suspended, right? And he had two

concussions last year. That's going to play a role in his whole decision as well. So when I looked

at the calculated market value, here are his comps. Now listen to the names and tell me if you want to

sign Romeo Dobbs to, you know, basically what it comes down to is,

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