This is Mike Evans, and you, this is roster watch.

My name is Alex Dunlap here with Cody Carpenter on a big, big, big Tuesday back home from the NFL Combine.

And we still have some stuff that we have to parse through from the Combine, Cody,

because whenever we left off last Friday, I believe, we had just talked to the running backs, the wide receivers, the quarterbacks, and they had not yet tested, but we now have testing numbers from these guys.

And we also just from just being around indie and just getting some intel and just talking to some other people that work in the scouting space and some other you know the rare you know fantasy people that were

there um taking part in this there's a lot there's i think there's still some questions to be

answered as far as this rookie class i do think that coming out of it i'm thinking that the rookie

class in general for dynasty and stuff, everything that we

had said before about trade away all your 2026 picks, get the 2027 picks. Still holds true.

It still kind of holds true, but it's a better, yeah, it's a better class, especially at the

wide receiver position than maybe I'd been giving it credit for originally.

It's fine.

I think it's fine. I don't know if it's... I mean, I think it's just wide receiver. It's better than we give it a credit for. I mean, that's, to a certain extent, I think that's fair. Like, the top of the food chain's solid. But, I mean, that's wide receiver in the 21st century or 22nd century.

Like, that's just what wide receiver is these days.

It's like you, it's hard. It's hard. I think it's going to be hard. And I think this is probably dated since 2020, 2019 when 7 on 7 really started the uptick in high school. It's like, I think it's going to be tough. 7.7 is a wide receiver class. And up to be, 707's been up to ticking in high school in Texas since the early 2000s.

No, I know, but I'm saying like nationwide.

I get it.

The nationwide growth, like we've had bad draft classes at wide receiver.

It's like since COVID, really since 2020, like that's, we've been hot.

Like, yeah, there was 2013, there was 2014,

but there was also some really bad draft classes in their wide receiver.

It's like, I don't think we're going to have a bad class ever again, you know,

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