Yeah, yeah. Welcome. Bye. It is Tuesday, which means it is don't say the car is topless.

Don't say my car's topless. Say that you this is out.

We're exposing one player for better or worse in this year's rookie class coming into your sacred dynasty leagues.

And today, I want to talk about a running back coming out of RBU. You don't know

what school I'm talking about. It's Georgia. Go dogs. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Kenny McIntosh,

the four-year player, 6-1, 210 pounds, has completely flown under the radar. Now, here's what I'll say.

I was both disappointed and pleasantly surprised while watching the

film on Kenny McIntosh and then diving into the numbers. That's what we're doing today.

We're going to go through some film talk. We're going to dive into some numbers and we're going to

tell you how I feel about the player overall. Kenny McIntosh was Georgia's leading rusher in 2022,

which again kind of went under the radar. Most people like know the names, but a lot of the

times Georgia has these big name bags, these top prospects that go in the first or early second round.

But that was kind of overshadowed by their defense, by Stenson Bennett, by, you know, some of the

other players on the team, Brock Bowers and the other like well-known talent guys and Kenny McIntosh wasn't a guy who was going for

you know, 1600 yards on the ground and 20 touchdowns and all that kind of stuff. So the

disappointment came from just that, you know, he's not the level of prospect that Nick Chubb,

DeAndre Swift, Todd Gurley. I mean, prospect-wise, Sony and Michelle came out as a first-round

pick, obviously. But after you reset your realistic expectations,

you come to realize that Kenny McIntosh is a good player. Now, me and Ray did a full two-round

rookie mock draft yesterday. And at the 24th pick, the last pick of the two rounds, we were kind of

going back and forth on whether or not we wanted to slot McIntosh in there. He went to the Giants

in that mock draft.

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