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This is the Athletic Football Show's Prospects to Pros.

Hello and welcome to Prospects to Pros. My name is Nate Tyson. I am your host today. Today we're

gonna be talking about first-year players, second-year players, various categories in the NFC. We'll

be going division by division. Last week we did the AFC, so if you want to check that one out,

let's still on the feed, still pretty fresh. Even with cuts, we have not said anything too stupid,

with cuts day and none of the guys that we touted got cut or anything like that, so make sure

to check that one out. But today, doing the NFC and to help me do that, as always, the master,

the expert, the beast himself, Dave Brugler, how are you doing today?

I'm doing well. I think I did mention Kane-York, and he did make a couple of rules. Oh, shoot a

thing. So we did have one. I think that was it. We're taping this afternoon on Tuesday. Right in the

middle of when all these cuts are happening, so you never know. But yeah, I think we'll be in good

shape, but any big takeaways for week zero, college football? I mean, it was just, I was watching

team this morning, and it's UTEP, but it just feels so good to have new tape. It's just like the new

seed. We didn't have a lot of big games week zero, but Gavin Hardison, quarterback for UTEP,

yeah, he was my 13th senior quarterback in my ranking, something like that. He's got something

to do, and he's got an arm. So he'll have a chance, but yeah, not a lot of big games, Notre Dame,

USC play, it's him Hartman, Caleb Williams. So something to take away from week zero, but

weren't any big storylines happening. Right. It was, oh, USC defense looks the same.

Caleb Williams looks the same. A compliment. Yeah, one is derogatory and one is complimentary.

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