Can Chris Alabe and Deontay Johnson step up to fill what look like some holes in the projections, the target earning projections for the Panthers and Saints offense.

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Let's jump into the discussion.

Well, the guy would compare it to and be

interested to hear you know your thoughts on it kind of as we jump over into that projection

as we move through the show would be that there's less he's demonstrated this less than

Rashid Shahid and And having demonstrated it,

I mean,

Shahid had multiple big scoring games a season ago

and demonstrated a lot of dynamism as a rookie as well.

And so they're very different in terms of what they've already demonstrated

at the NFL level.

And yet Tolbert, to me, has the type of profile and the type of situation that if he

sticks as a guy who gets routes in 2024, he's a much less expensive way to get that profile

and that scoring level than Shaheed is at this point.

I love that note.

I think there's always,

typically always cheaper ways to get into the can't really earn targets.

It's a spike week deep threat profile.

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