The Detroit Lions have traded David Montgomery.

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And on today's show, we're discussing the David Montgomery trade from Detroit to Houston.

We'll talk about Woody Marks' value.

We'll talk about Montgomery's value.

But I think the more fascinating thing is, what does this do to Jemir Gibbs his value because whenever

Gibbs has been the sole running back in Detroit, he's been clear in a way the best running back

in the league. Yeah, I still have him ranked behind Bejohn because Bejohn's, for all

intensive purposes, is going to be playing the same role unless the Falcons bring back Tyler, Alger, which I don't know that that would happen. So I haven't moved Gibbs. I mean, I mean, it's hard to move from like two. I mean, like you're only going to go up one spot. If Alger is not in Atlanta, I'd still rather have Bejan Robinson. It's a coin toss, though. It's completely close. If you look at the last eight games of the last season,

which is really when David Montgomery's

usage started to decline, you know, he was typically averaging, you know, eight touches a game.

And in that time, Gibbs was averaging around 20. And Gibb was averaging about 23 points per game.

David was closer to 7 or 8.

So I think that's what you're looking at.

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