Good morning, everyone.

Welcome to First things first.

Jenna Wolf alongside Nick Wright, Kevin Wilde, Brian Westbrook.

We have made us to Friday.

I'm sorry to interrupt you right off the top of the show.

It's rude of me.

But I just want to tell the audience, 58 minutes from now,

I have a major show announcement to make. Jenna doesn't know, Wilds doesn't know, Brian doesn't know 58 minutes from now, I have a major show announcement to make.

Jenna doesn't know, Wilds doesn't know, Brian doesn't know, 58 minutes from now, a major show

announcement. So I just want to let everybody know that. Jenna, take it from here.

Are you getting your hair cut? Just want to let everybody know. We'll see. That probably isn't it?

That is a tease, as we call it. All right, we will wait for that. We got 58 minutes until then. But coming up on a Friday morning, does LeBron need a title this season? Can Jason Tatum be the best player on a title team? And can Cam Newton be the long-term answer in New England? That might depend on whether he could be the short-term answer.

We shall find out, but we stay in the NFL

for our top story this morning.

The Dallas Cowboys, ESPN.com,

ranked the best running backs for 2020.

And Ezekiel Elliott came in not first, not second,

but third place behind Sequin Barclay and

Christian McCaffrey.

But it wasn't the ranking that fired him up.

One offensive coach who left Zeke completely out of his top ten had this to say, very

few breakout runs doesn't look as strong anymore.

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