tight end. Oh my goodness. Brax is going to lose this. What are we doing? Sam Rush out of Stanford.

So that was the second one, the second option I mentioned.

Rush. Okay. Well, I kept telling you, Durham Smite played 30% of the snaps last season. They haven't replaced them. 30% of the snaps last season.

They haven't replaced them.

30% of the snaps.

That's a lot of snaps.

They needed to replace.

That's insane.

I mean, we're talking about a 6-6 big tight end out of Stanford,

267 pounds, big hands.

Arms are actually kind of short for the position.

A three-year starter at Stanford,

Rush worked primarily in line as an attached wide tight end,

and former head coach Frank Wright.

So that's right right I'm reading

directly out of the beast right now because I did not have this as opposed as a

possibility after not playing football until high school da da da da da da made up for lost time

as both the receiver and a blocker for the cardinal anytime you go da da da da da da in the

middle of the third round pack he doesn't have much wow on that tape, but his combine performance opens some eyes. I don't like that at all. He's got a rugby background. I do like that. Rush prides himself on trying to be the toughest and most physical player on the field, which is what you're talking about as far as Durham Spipe. He works at the center of bucks. So we're looking at a part. Remember what I said respectfully. Like, let's read Fran's draft profile. Let's read Fran's profile. Let's read Fran. Let's read friend. Remember when I said Ben Johnson could do whatever the F he wants? Oh, here we go.

And every time you said that, I said, until he does something you don't like.

Ben Johnson needs to knock it off.

All right, man.

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