Yes, the 26th draft is over and we all have a huge sigh of relief.

And there's some players that have a huge sigh of relief as well because they saved a bunch of trade value in this draft.

There were some worries and there always are some worries about some guys losing some jobs during the NFL draft or the room getting super

crowded. And look, there were still plenty of that in the NFL draft this year. But these are

some players that survived that wave. And now we're saying, I think I might want to trade for some

of these players. The risk is gone. And now I'm a little more interested. So we could get right into things here.

But Andrew, overall, are there – would you say there's more players that you're like,

oh, they gained value in this process or lost value in this process?

Or was it kind of net neutral?

It does feel kind of net neutral i mean you kind of got

a sift through it for me to find the players that are gaining value or maybe have not as much

competition as we initially thought we're going to be coming into some of these rooms whether that

be the wide receiver room or the running back room but uh it does feel a little bit net neutral the

positive thing i guess about this whole thing,

if you want to go half glass full approach, is when you do have a rookie draft that disappoints us a

little bit from a landing spot perspective or disappoints us from a talent perspective or a draft

capital perspective is it does mean a lot of our fantasy relevant options that are already drafted already in the

NFL do dodge quite a bit of landmines. So, you know, that is the glass half full approach with

this is maybe the rookies aren't as exciting as we wanted, but we did save a lot of value over on the

other side of this. Absolutely. Absolutely. Okay. Let's go ahead and get right into things then.

Andrew, why don't you give us the first guy that you have on your list that you're like,

you know what? I think I might be more interested in training this for this player.

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