What the fuck is up? Welcome back. My name is Noah Hills. You can find me on Twitter at No More Parties.

And today's video is a breakdown of Brees Hall's Year 1 Outlook. What can we expect from him in fantasy far as productivity goes in a given season, really comes down to the convergence of a few things.

Number one is talent.

We want our players to be good, to be able to make

the most of their opportunities, produce efficiently when they get the ball, earn the ball

via being talented. And so the number one thing I look for is talent. Talent obviously isn't the

only thing and really maybe the most important data point we look for is potential opportunity.

And so what does the depth chart on this player's team look like?

What does the pass run ratio look like?

You know, what sort of situations is this player going to be involved in vis-a-vis their

talent on the field?

What does their talent allow them to do opportunity-wise

as far as like, you know, are they going to be on the field on third downs?

Are they going to get the ball in first and second down?

Are they going to be on the field in short-yard situations?

Things like that.

So talent and opportunity are very much intertwined, and they are also intertwined, at least

opportunity is, with a player's situation. And that would be, you know, the offensive environment in which he operates, the team he's

on, surrounding skill position talent, offensive line talent, quarterback play, play-calling

tendencies, all of those things contribute to a player's situation and where situation

and opportunity converge and talent and opportunity converge. Then we have Fantasy Outlook.

And so I'm going to go through each of those three things in order to dissect this sort of

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