To the end zone.

Touchdown.

What a grab.

That's McBride.

Oh, one-hander, C.D. Lamb.

There he goes.

Brace Hall to the end zone.

Veteran winners from the NFL draft and what it means for their 2026 seasons.

That's what we're going to talk about today on RotoViz Overtime.

We had some fun conversations last week looking at the rookies themselves and what that meant for them moving

forward and the teams they're on. But what does that mean for the veterans that they are playing

alongside? Today we're going to talk about the positive impact. Then we'll come back and talk about the players who maybe are going to find themselves in a little bit of a hole for this season later in the week

John a player and something even getting into that I had in my mind the entire way through this process with the talk around the

Rookie running backs and you know the

maybe the lack of stars that was going to be and that was the difference in this year versus

last year where we had a lot of hope a lot of optimism around the rookie class at the running back

position in 2025 some of those came in like a camp scataboo and had quite a bit of success pre his injury.

Others then, whether it was slow starts, maybe the opportunities not fall in their way,

had, no, not as optimistic results as what we were hoping, you know, our perception to be.

We also had players then like an Am Armarion Hampton, who was

injured for a portion of the season, but it was very good while on the field. But one of those

names I'm going to start off today's show with immediately, and that is Bechal Tootin off the

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