This is Reception, Reception, the show now. James Cole and Matt Harmon.

We'll start with Isaac Tesla, because as you mentioned, his highlight package is incredible.

Like, if you just watched his highlights on YouTube, amazing stuff, you know,

I mean, we're talking one-handed grab. A lot of touchdown grabs for Tesla down the field.

55.6% success rate versus man, not good.

77 percent success rate versus zone. Again, not good, but I think there's a reason for that.

And then 66.7 percent success rate versus press. Again, I think we're approaching average here,

but still we got some room.

So I think overall, it looks like the profile for Isaac Tesla is a guy who is still a work in progress, which is to be expected for a receiver who was expected to be a work in progress.

Yeah, he was expected to be a developmental guy. If you did not follow us during

the draft process, did not follow kind of my, what was a little bit of like, almost kind of became

a weird obsession with Isaac Tesla because he was such an interesting prospect with all of these

awesome athletic traits.

But just no college production whatsoever,

nothing really to speak of.

As a matter of fact,

he was not even the most productive receiver on his Arkansas team

that was in last year's draft class.

I was actually Andrew Armstrong, who was a player I liked the film on, but was, you know,

25 years old and led the SEC and receiving.

So it wasn't that there was no production to be had.

Like, I mean, like I said, Andrew Armstrong led the SEC in receiving that year and that

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