I'm okay. This is what I'll say. I'm okay drafting another receiver here, but dude, we can't post this board on 2013 Twitter. I'll be too scared, man.

Lift off. And when we hit this black hole, it will transport us seven years back to the day, a place where ADP had 11 running backs going in the first 12 picks. We'll attempt a perilous landing in this high-tee atmosphere.

It's the 2013 fantasy football draft season.

This is Remember That Game.

The podcast about sporting events submerged in history that reveal inflection points

relevant to today.

I'm your host Thomas Emmerich, and my guest in this journey through time is a man who

hosts a podcast about drafting winners.

Ship Chasing's Peter Overzette.

Pete, this ship is about to face not just the turbulence of a black hole in the space-time continuum,

but a 2013 industry zeitguise where running backs aren't just considered late in the first round.

They are the first round. How scared are you?

I'm terrified. I feel like, you know, this is the equivalent of someone from medieval times

getting transported to 2020 and being surrounded by flashing lights and technology and being

discombobulated and not knowing how to survive in this new world.

That's how I feel, knowing what I know now, going back to this uncharted time in 2013.

I mean, because I'm pretty friggin scared.

The RB market is pushed so far to the top that if you want to safely come away with

Stephen Ridley or David Wilson, you'll want to

grab them in the second round. I hope you got my DM about those supplements because when we

land on the ground, the amount of testosterone in the air will be almost lethal to our careers.

I mean, going receiver through the first three rounds in 2013, is that something you could

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