What the fuck is up? Welcome back. My name is Noah Hills. You can find me on Twitter at No More Parties, and I have a desk now.

The camera is therefore positioned in a slightly different spot than it usually is. We'll see how it goes.

And in this room, in my office, there's not a whole lot of light. The plants are dying.

But the takes are thriving. And today, I have a take for you that I've been kind of like mulling around

over in my head for a little bit. And it's that I believe you should trade the 101 in rookie

drafts this off season. Let's get into it.

The Consensus 101, and rightfully so, this is not a Brees Hall should not be the 101 argument.

The consensus number one in rookie drafts this year is Brees Hall, and that's because he

checks every box we want to see from our running back prospects.

He had a 95th percentile dominator rating, a 97th percentile breakout age,

54th percentile BMI at 511 and 217 pounds.

He ran a 439, which gives him a 98th percentile speed score.

He catches passes.

He had an 81st percentile target share.

He caught 20 passes every season.

That's a box checked,

87th percentile receptions totals. If you check all of those boxes, like you're a good player,

right? For the most part, I think that's true, but that's not exactly how it works.

With these filters, you know, we've got production, early breakouts, size, speed score, pass

catching. With those filters, we get guys

like Marshaun Lynch, No Sean Moreno, Trent Richardson, Levion Bell, Ezekiel Elliott, Kenneth Dixon,

Leonard Fournette, Royce Freeman, Sequin, Barclay, Kamakers, and Jonathan Taylor. Some of those

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