Hello and welcome back to the best best ball podcast on Roadaviz Radio, brought to you by Blue Wire.

My name is Colin Kelly.

You can follow me on Twitter at Overton, Ireland.

This series, I am delighted to be joined by Zach Kruger, who you can follow on Twitter at ZK

underscore FFB. Zach has been doing phenomenal work on the road of his site and doing a lot of

good baseball content. It's been a lot of fun doing this series with him as well. And on today's

show, it will be me and him after this one again, back to the original format of myself and Zach.

But on today's show, it is Zach and Sean Siegel.

They are going to go through some Q&A that were submitted by the listeners via Twitter to Zach for Sean,

and we're going to hear them talk some baseball scenarios and topics with Sean.

So I think there's a lot to learn from this and a lot of good takeaways, I'm sure. So hopefully you'll enjoy it. I'm just going to dive in. Zach, take it away. The first question, I'm just going to go down the line. This is actually from Amar, fellow wrote of his writer. He had asked Sean, if you were forced to take a running back in the dead zone, who are one or two running backs that you would consider in the dead zone spot

at this point in time this season and then someone else that guaranteed it's a rookie our draft kind of reflects that would that be uh would that be pretty spot on with the answer and then what we did tonight i think that's accurate And we also had Dobbins, someone I would consider probably more, you know, if we're in a different spot early in the third round where we were, he fell to us. We didn't necessarily like him there. But if you're in some of these drafts, and I think that you are going to see individual drafts or running backs fall, overall, we know running backs are still going very, very early.

If you're in a draft where they fall, then I think toward the end of the third round, he becomes a little bit more interesting. In this draft here, right, we had Chubb and Mixon fall to the end of the second round. It's not impossible that you're going to have some of those things happen in the third, fourth round with some of these other second year guys. when I'm looking at taking a running back in the dead zone, I'm looking to have the upside of someone who next year would be a top five pick.

I think that those young guys have some of that upside.

With Dobbins, I think the Baltimore offense is going to be one of the most interesting

offenses to follow this season.

I think that they will pass a little bit more.

That doesn't necessarily help Dobbins.

They've talked a little bit about throwing more to the running backs.

We'll see if that develops.

There's plenty of room for skepticism there.

But if it does happen, Dobbins should be the beneficiary.

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