The quarterback landscape heading into 2025.

That's what we're going to talk about today on stealing bananas.

I'm Ben Gretsch.

You can find the stealing sentence newsletter at benggretsch.

Substack.com with me as always is sean segal you can find all of his great work

at rote of his rote of his rookie guide which just released so recently that i haven't even

had a chance to look at it yet but i am certain it's incredible i saw for the cover art

sean you wrote all of the player profiles there's like 80 of them or something and I've talked in the past for the listeners that I just love reading the way that you break down the prospects their journey from high school and beyond sort of what they what type of expectations they there were for them even just coming into college and then whether or not

they hit them what their prospect profile looks like. So much of prospect research to me is

very boilerplate. It's like, okay, here are the things that we know matter. Let's look at all

these stats. Let's throw them into a model. Let's give, you know, sort of a grade. I do think that

contextual stuff that you provide is is really, really important.

And a lot of other people do as well.

I'm not trying to,

it's not like I'm coming at anyone individually when I say that.

But I love the road of this approach and your write-ups about all the players.

I learned so much about what they were expected to be in college, what they actually

were, where they are in their journey.

We know that I mean in the NFL, these peaks, these player peaks only last a couple

years sometimes.

Sometimes players seem to peak in college.

And then they're, you know, by the end of their college careers, they're almost like

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