Welcome to a good football show. I'm your host, Pac-Harein. With me today is Ben Gretchen and Jack Miller.

We are going to be talking about the one-ing back dead zone. We are also going to be covering this

status-dating cam acres injury and the fallout from that, but first, guys, how you doing?

Doing well. Doing well thanks for having us. I'm good. Yeah, thanks for having me on.

Yeah. You'll know Ben from Stealing Signals, the must-subscribe fantasy newsletter, and from

Stealing bananas, the podcast that I just binge like seven hours worth of my way back from vacation.

Jack has been crushing the content for NBC and a number of other sites, so excited to talk to you

guys. Off the top, we have this cam acres, a Killy's tear, done for the season. This is obviously

going to jump Darryl Henderson's ADP way up. Where do you think he will fall, Ben? Where do you

think he'll end up falling in drafts? Kind of like what groups of running backs do you think he'll

kind of be near now? Yeah, my initial reaction was that he should probably be like a second-round

pick. I'm seeing on Twitter a lot of people saying that he should be more like a third or maybe

fourth-round pick. And then when I was digging an ADP, I mean, there's a lot of obviously interesting

running backs that are always are. You know, I look at someone like Clyde Edwards, a layer who's

crept up into the back end of the second round. I really like C.H.'s upside. I think Henderson

kind of fits sort of similar to that. There's about half around gap after that, and you get to

Swift and JK Dobbins. I think you can make the case that Swift and Dobbins especially Swift to

I think might be a decent enough value. Maybe you should go ahead of Henderson still. I have a really

hard time after that with Carson and David Montgomery. Those guys, I don't think should be ahead of

Henderson. So that's sort of the range that I'm looking at. And I could see him going higher than

that. He doesn't have much competition, even if they bring a veteran in his competition will be

minimal by comparison to some of these guys like Swift, for example. He was very efficient last

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