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The The Ladies and gentlemen, Roster Watch Nation, welcome back to the epic R watch podcast brought to you by roster watch.com.

My name is Alex Dunlap, joined today by Byron Lambert for a big edition of the podcast.

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With that being said, Byron, it's a big episode. I can't believe it. We haven't talked about it with us.

My running back rankings and my wide receiver rankings for the rookie class have not gone final yet,

but I'm getting close closer with the wide receivers than I am with the running backs.

But you were at a spot where you have your top 15 running backs for the

2020 rookie class, and in this episode, we are going to go over numbers 15 through number six.

And in the part two of this little mini series here on the roster watch podcast, we'll go through

number five through number one.

So a bunch of these guys to get to, first off,

did you have some fun with your evaluations this year? Your overall thoughts on the running back

class in general. Yeah, general overview, general evaluation of the 2020 rookie running back class

as a whole, Alex. I see seven truly viable NFL prospects, potentially eight if you

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