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Will Brinson. I'm your host. It is Friday June the 4th. And we're going to break down the top

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Dubs. You did it again. You make the triplets one through 32. What's up, buddy? How you doing? I'm doing all right,

man. How about you? I'm doing great. Look, we are the triplets for those that don't know. We're talking about the

quarterback running back and best pass catcher for every single NFL team who has the best who has the

worst. If you the Texans are the worst, that shouldn't be surprising any by the Lions. I mean,

just your golf drags him down there, 31, 30, the Broncos. Imagine where they would go. If you,

if you added Aaron Rogers there. Jets at 29 dolphins at 28. Pats at 27. Pats are going to

be the most dangerous to Eagles catering to deba at 26 bears. They need all to 25 Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars at 24.

Then you have Carson Winston, the Colts at 23. Sam Donald, the Panthers at 22, which one of these teams,

like outside of the bottom and then the bottom tier, because you see maybe making a like surprising you and

making a leap forward into the upper echelon of the triplets after 2021.

So I mean, any of the rookies, I would think have the potential to lift their teams up. Obviously, just if they

outperform the usual expectation of what a rookie quarterback is, which is generally pretty bad.

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