What's going on, guys, Pete Nova here with Player Profiler.

I am joining my colleague Chuck Bass.

And today we have a little bit of a special episode to the risers and fallers.

We are now currently post-NFL draft. And so we're going to do a

rookie edition today. Starting off with our first player here, it's going to be Caleb Johnson

out of Iowa. Caleb Johnson, 21.5 years old. Third round draft pick. He went pick 83 to the Pittsburgh

Steelers, running back six off the board.

And player profiler has him ranked as the RB6 and seventh overall.

Chuck, do you like this landing spot?

And is he a riser or a faller for you?

This is like this is, I'm not wearing any pants level of rising for me.

It's really not all that often that you can pencil in a third round pick or

250 touches, but going to the Steelers going to Arthur Smith

They still don't have a quarterback. I mean it's very rare that you can just see the vision this clearly. I love this. love the fit jalen warren is a nice

complimentary piece but that's really what he is a complimentary piece so caleb johnson moonshots

yeah i like the i like the landing spot for them i think um i don't think it does a ton to jalen

warren unless you were like super high on jalen warren to you know like be a a big feature in this backfield. But I think it's a

perfect fit for, uh, perfect fit for Arthur Smith. And when you look, Naji Harris left, he

touched the ball 263 times last year, a thousand yards, right? So those are vacated carries,

um, that are now available. And Jalen Warren had 120 last year in 15 total games. I don't

expect that to go much higher, maybe 150, and if they're trying to ease the guy in. But

with Caleb Johnson, the biggest thing for him is can he produce as a receiving back? Because

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