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Look Like A Pro -Ep 258 The Fumblerooski Podcast
His son, Redick, is the newest big name to be traded this NFL offseason. Also, some college football stars are having their pro days today, and some of these draft rankings have just gotten really, really weird. This is the Fumble-Ruskey podcast. It may not have always showed it in the stats sheet, but you can see him making throws when he needs to make the throws. Back to back games where he has three touchdowns. No one's got to get that six or seven spots. He's an elite wide receiver as a rookie. Truly a lose-lose scenario for both sides. Good evening, everyone, and happy Easter weekend. You are listening to the Fumble-Ruskey podcast by a parody, Dean Radio, and C-Web consulting. I'm your host, C.J. Madeeros with me. It's everyone's favorite Ravens fan, my good friend and co-host Justin Tucker. How's it going, how's it going? It's going well, Justin. How are you doing? It's been a while. I'm doing good, I'm free today, I'm doing myself. Hey, that's what we want to hear. So as mentioned earlier, we do have some stuff to go over. Of course, like I said, the pro day, we're going to talk about some of these stars that dazzle up their pro days, but is the pro day just a really myriad day? Like I said, you know, me, I happen to enjoy the draft. I can't say the phrase or else Adam's going to beat me, but we're going to be making sense of some of these draft rankings. But first and foremost, a song Reddit has been traded to the Jets. Now, for those who don't know, this happened yesterday and Reddit was traded from the Philadelphia Eagles to the New York Jets for a conditional third round pick that could become a second. So first and foremost, is Ralph the bat, haka, what do you make of this? I think I don't even know how to make of this because usually when a team trades for a great pass brush, I'm like, yes, I'm all for it. Yes, they're actually trying to win, but it's the Jets. And he has to play a MetLife Stadium. That's a Tilly's help. I don't want it. A song Reddit is a great player. And so for them, I think it's a great pick up. However, I just worry about that damn field, other than that, I think it's a great pickup for them. Hopefully he can help that defense or more than it already has because they were a great defense last year. I don't see them slowing down. Just adding another piece of that defense. Hopefully they can pick up some pieces in the offense and they might look like a serious contender in the AFC. Yeah. See, the Reddit thing makes me wonder how close the Jets to contention because I believe it was myself, Adam and Chris, who are not with us today, that were having a debate over are the Jets ready to contend or because they got guys like Tyron Smith, Mike Williams on your deals. So they, and it, correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't Reddit have like one year left on his deal anyway? Something like that. Yeah. So, so like I don't get it. Are they, are they, are they going all in? That's my point. So is this officially like all in for them? Because whether or not we think they are at this point is irrelevant. My point now becomes that they are all in for them. It could very well be boomer bust this year. Yeah. But that's all dependent on if Aaron Rodgers can stay healthy. We saw last year that he couldn't stay healthy. Not his fault. His. Obviously, like that, that feels a death trap. You know it. Yeah. And then though line is made of paper mache. So no one is safe around that team and just it fell apart from the moment he got on the field and which is unfortunate, hopefully he can come back stronger than ever, but he's closer than 40 than he is to his prime. So, there's that, but if he can just stay healthy for the whole season, yes, I do believe that they are a threats. The question remains though, can he do it? The jury's still out, but hopefully fingers crossed he can, because if he's on the field, they are legitimate content in the AFC, in my opinion. Yeah. So, Jets fans also able to breathe the cyber lead because Aaron Rodgers will not be our K juniors VP, I was pulling for just because it would have been funny, but all jokes aside. Yeah. I mean, I don't know how much of a threat they are, but it's clear they fancy themselves a threat and this really is all in for them, isn't it? This is like do or die time because you mentioned Rodgers is unironically closer to 40 than he was than, you know, that is actual prime and well, I don't know. This is just a bizarre Jets team because they're good, but no one's going to be like, oh, we were circling them on our calendar, you know, yeah, because the Buffalo Bills, though they've been decimated, they still have Josh Allen and Josh Allen will find a way to win. You know, when he's not baking turn over, so I seem to ignore that. That's impossible. Yeah, Allen will find a way to win provides the regular season and the dolphins, I mean, granted, they're all flash in those substance, but that flash has gotten them 70 points before and New England is just, well, they're just kind of there. I mean, obviously they're a scrappy team, but you know, but everything aside, though, I mean, I wouldn't say it's the Jets division to lose, but they're priming themselves and I like the redick trade, especially since they lost their other edge rusher, their rice huff. Ironically, too filly. So they go to in say, all right, where you get Hassan Redick, who's arguably an upgrade because last season, Hassan Redick had 11 sacks and like, was it like 38 tackles or something because they use him strictly as an edge rusher and once he's allowed to tee off on the quarterback, he is deadly. Yep. And the year before that he was a defensive player of the year candidate. So they are getting a good pass rusher to that team. It's just a matter of, can their offense be good enough that the defense doesn't have to do everything for them? Yeah, I think as long as they have Rogers, they will at bare minimum. I'm not saying it's going to happen, but at the barest minimum, he can at least be a game manager. I'm not saying he will be, I'm saying that is the absolute hardest floor, like the bedrock. Yeah. And that's all they really need to be honest. They just need a good quarterback play. And while you're going from Zach Wilson to even though he might not be in his prime, but still Aaron Rodgers, I'll take over Zach Wilson right now. And I think you would too. Yes. Of course I would. I just don't think Zach Wilson should have been out there to begin with, but I digress. Well, that's not really his fault. He did try to get screwed. Yeah. So on that happy note, we are going to keep chugging along here, not from to our next topic, but just some other free to see tidbits that I think we need to address. So Justin, our resident Ravens fan, Jadaevian Clowney is gone. Oh, I believe from a Ravens fan perspective, just where do you stand on that? Is this like big? Is it not like this is what he hurts? We wanted him back. We wanted him to sign back. He went there for a visit. He left and we were like, okay, we still have a chance. Turns out he signs a deal for two years, $20 million. I was like, can we keep Kyle van Neuys, please? We need some veteran past rushes on our team right now. We lost Jadaevian Clowney. We can't lose Kyle as well. Well, hopefully we can keep them. We can keep Kyle at least. I don't know who else we're going to sign as a past rusher right now. Or who we're going to trade for. I just believe in Ojabo and I believe in OA, but they haven't shown significant improvement as past rushes. So I would like a little bit more veterans on our side, but who knows? If we can just get another veteran, I feel a lot better for rushing the passer. Until then, it's looking a little iffy, it's looking a little iffy right now, I'm not going to lie. Yeah. So the thing is with Jadaevian Clowney, right? He's obviously not the big name to be feared that he once was, but he is, you know, a former number one overall pick. And I think teams have to respect that, especially since after coming off a dismal second year in Cleveland, he came back as Baltimore's edge rusher in last season and had 43 combined tackles, nine and a half sacks along with like five passes batted at the line and two four spongles. So let's not pretend that he's some scrub. I mean, Carolina gave him well, what was it, like two years, 20 million? Yep. So yeah, I definitely think that that's going to bolster a young Panthers team that you're just trying to build something. I think like some good veteran, they need everything, they need everything, especially since they lost Brian Burns. Yeah. Well, you know, Rome wasn't built in a day. Then again, I wouldn't trust David Tepper to build Rome now, what a, you know, you wouldn't. So some other stuff that we can also talk about Josh Reynolds, I believe, you know, he's a, I just, it's not the biggest news in the world, but, you know, he did go to the Denver Broncos. And why do I bring that up? Because is Josh rounds a household name? No, he's not. But he did have like, as like the wide receiver three last season in Detroit, 40 catches six hundred eight yards and five touchdowns. Good player. And Denver is reeling from the loss of Jerry Judy. I believe that Tim Patrick is no longer there. Can you confirm? I don't, I think he is, but let me check to make sure. No, yeah, no, he's there. Nevermind. They just restructured his deal. So you have Tim Patrick, you have Jerry Judy and there are mounting rumors that Portland Sutton may or may not want out. Come on. Just come on. Just come to the Ravens. That's all I ask. We didn't get Jerry Judy. Just come to the Ravens. Just come on. I need a big body receiver. You'll be fine. You should have signed anante Parker, huh? I don't want anante Parker. I want, I want Portland Sutton. Yeah. Well, so that's basically some of the latest free agency news. You know, it's, we're in that weird, like, we're just in like the real dull drums between the first two weeks of free agency, you know, and the draft. So that's basically it essentially, you know. So we are going to move on. So up next, we will discuss some of the pro days that have gone on and whether or not they actually mean anything and how much of an impact should they have all next on the Fumbwerski podcast. It may not have always showed it in the stat sheet, but you can see him making throws when he needs to make the throws back to back games where he has three touchdowns. Someone's got to get that six or seven spots. He's an elite wide receiver as a rookie. Truly a loose, loose scenario for both sides. Welcome back to the Fumbwerski podcast brought to you by Power D, A, D, and radio and see what I'm consulting. I'm your host, C.J. Maderos with me as always. Well not really as always, but we're happy to have him back my good buddy, Justin Tucker. So, well, I did say we're kind of in that weird doldrums area between for agency and the draft. And we are kind of gearing towards the draft because as of this recording, it is March 30th, meaning that there's less than 48 hours until April, and kids, you know what April brings, not April showers, but the NFL draft. And pro days are happening left, right and center, and two people that had extremely notable pro days are Malik neighbors and who could forget J.J. McCarthy. So this is one of those times where you really wish Adam was here because if you listened to the show before, Adam has just really pouted the pavement for the Washington receiver, Roman Duns, and for his number two, I was the behind Marvin Harrison, Jr., who let's face it is the best prospect. But I don't know, Malik neighbors pro day was just different. Justin, what do you see out there? Well, I saw the clear cut number two wide receiver in this draft. I'm sorry everybody else. There's a couple of wide receivers I want from my team, but unfortunately, we won't get them because we're the Ravens and we're allergic to prosperity when it comes to wide receiver spot. Hopefully Zayflowers pans out hopefully. But when I saw the league neighbors, I keep doing that for some reason. But when I saw the wide receiver, the LC wide receiver come out, I thought he's the obvious first Rome talent and if it was any other year, he'd be the number one wide receiver. Unfortunately, the guy in Ohio State is just a freak of nature and he's going top three. So with that being said, any other year he'd be number one, the obvious number one, it's just so happens he's going out with the best wide receiver talent in the past 10 years, easily. Yeah, Justin, I agree, I do. So the thing with Malik neighbors was that originally, right, here's the thing, the LSU day was supposed to be the Jaden Daniels show and don't get me wrong, did he dazzle? I absolutely think he did. However, Malik neighbors just put on a show. I mean, some of these balls he was calling in, just the routes were great. And honestly, I think he's going to be a menace wherever he goes. Yeah, I think so too. Where do you think he'll go realistically? You know, I think I don't want to spoil anything, but that's probably going to be more so our next segment, Justin. Got you, got you. I think he's going to go at least in the middle of the draft. I don't think he'll make it late in the draft. I don't see him falling past 10, but that's as far as I'll say on that. So there's another pro day that you and I have to discuss real quick. J.J. McCarthy out of Michigan. J.J. I see some of the absolute dots this kid was doling out, just showcasing the arm, showcasing the mobility, showcasing what some would call pro readiness and honestly, I mean, J.J. McCarthy was not someone that showed up on my radar. Wasn't even paying attention to J.J. McCarthy this week because I thought he was going to be a late round, a late first round pick, not early second round pick. I didn't really think of him in the same stratospheres like being in the top choices as Caleb Williams and Drake May, but for some reason, he keeps creeping up and creeping up and now after his pro day, he might be the third or fourth best quarterback in this draft. I don't want to take him over J.J. and Daniels. That's why I got him number four, but outside of that, he's creeping up on a lot of people who might be better than we all thought. So once again, when it comes to the rankings and who's better than who, I think we can break that down next segment, but J.J. McCarthy that pro day was insane. And to be fair, does he boast the NFL readiness just from a trait standpoint? I would argue that he does. You know, the pro typical quarterback size, he's like 23, I mean, he's six three, he's like, you know, 21 years old. He's just, you know, he comes from the coaching of, oh, no, I know a much just a, you know, Jim Harbaugh. It's not like, you know, they won't eat the chip or anything. And I've said this about J.J. McCarthy, where I'm kind of hot and cold on him. I don't really know what to make about him. And they just say, oh, but he was carried by that Michigan team, that elite Michigan team. But I've said this on the podcast before, and I'm going to say it again, if you guys will not like to hear it, but it's something you need to hear when we talk about this elite Michigan team to carry J.J. McCarthy relevance, I would like to pose you a question. How many of these other elite players are going to go on the first draft? Not a one. Yeah, not even the running back because running next don't do well. Yeah. I would say if it were like five years ago, maybe a Blake Quorum might, but not a big word. That's a huge thing. Especially more time this game. So just the rise of J.J. McCarthy's been nuts. And when we look at how his pro day has influenced his draft stock, I mean, I would actually argue that some teams might need to draft J.J. McCarthy's PR team instead because they're marketing the heck at his kid and a lot of analysts see it working. Yeah. Now this, this is the new deal here. So we all remember another hyped quarterback class, 2021 that featured Trevor Lawrence, Zach Wilson, you know, spray Lance, Justin Fields and Matt Jones. That was a pretty high class and look at where they are now. And a lot of these guys, namely looking at Zach Wilson, you know, were just had a huge boom because of their pro day. And I just, I don't know. So it's time we asked ourselves the question of the hour. Does the pro day really mean anything? Because I feel like the pro day, now this is my hot take. I believe that the pro day has usurped the combine as far as over rating prospects, especially the quarterbacks that I agree to a certain extent. I have always said you treat the pro day the same way you treat the NFL combo. You treat it to confirm what you see on tape, nothing else. I don't care if the guy all of a sudden is very fast. If he's not like that on film, I don't trust the speed number one, number two. I don't care if this guy does X amount of weight on the bench. If he doesn't look strong, he's not like that to begin with. Number three, all I care about is how good or why receive a looks when he runs routes, how good the quarterback though looks when he throws the ball and how good every, everyone else looks basically. If they look like that on film, that just confirms everything I need to know and whether or not where I need to draft them. If you'll be looking for anything else, I think you're doing it wrong in my opinion. When I look at these quarterbacks, I hesitate because I think about that 2021 draft, as you mentioned, and I think about Zach Wilson in the show, he put on at his BYU one, and it was impressive. Now let's look at Zach Wilson's career right now. It's not that impressive, unfortunately, whether it's his fallboard or the franchise, he was drafted to remains to be seen, but unfortunately, he's not looking to get right now. So I hesitate to draft quarterbacks based on pro day. I will draft them based on what I see on film, nothing else. That I think is the right answer, and like I said, it's literally just becoming ridiculous how a pro day can skyrocket you because after Zach Wilson's pro day, everyone said he's the clear cut number two. And I actually wasn't on this podcast, but I at the time said absolutely not, this is a terrible idea. And this is a hill I'm willing to die, and I like to think I'm correct, but just I don't know. I like J.J. McCarthy, and I wish him all the best, but these pro days have got to scare him. And even a place as profoundly dense as an Instagram comment section knows because when you have all these guys, like even like the big four, you know, Williams, May, Daniels and McCarthy, even if it's like Caleb Williams, they're going to be like, yeah, no, not trusting what I saw after Zach Wilson, which honestly is a cautionary tale, I think that these teams need to take heat up. Yeah, but that's when it comes to pro days, it's mostly for the quarterback is what I need there. You know what I mean? That's it. I understand. He's a more for quarterbacks. Like, why do Sears, for example, Malik neighbors, I think I can trust a little bit more, especially a guy of neighbors caliber that I said, when he goes to the league, he's going to be a problem on space. Yeah, there's nothing that is more just, I don't know that there's nothing more inflating, but if it goes bad, nothing more deadly than a pro dad or a quarterback, that's the problem too. It goes, but it can go both ways too, because if you remember Justin Herbert at Oregon didn't look like Justin Herbert at the LA Chargers, but then you see his pro day and you see him throw 60 yards on off his foot, like not even trying, it's like, okay, I see the potential. Why doesn't this show up on film all the time? And that that's what kind of like concerns me when you get when you look at prospects. The pro day sometimes can work for you, but it also can work against you. Yeah, I wholeheartedly agree. And like I said, it can tear you down or it can build you up, just depending on how you do. But be warned, you could very well get full goals, so that does it for our third segment and up next we will have more draft coverage where we're going to make sense of some of these rankings and try to break some of the nonsense that, you know, that these kids PR teams put out once and for all, don't go anywhere. This is the Fambulisti podcast. You may not have always showed it in the stats sheet, but you can see him making throws when he needs to make the throws back to back games where he has three touchdowns. Someone's got to get that six or seven spot. He's an elite wide receiver as a rookie. Truly a loose, loose scenario for both sides. Welcome back to the Fambulisti podcast brought to you by parody eight, dean radio and seagull web consulting, I'm your host, EJ Maderos with me, of course, is my good friend and my co-host Justin Tucker. And now kids, we've reached the final segment of our show with some more draft coverage. We're going to make sense of some of these rankings that come out. Now let me tell you something, probably a conspiracy theorist. I'm going to put my tin foil helmet on because it's the NFL, but I am under the impression that some of these, what was that? You know what? It doesn't matter. There's no movies before it, and I am stupid, we can't. But I am starting to believe that some of these analysts for lack of a better term just make mock drafts for the sake of just making them and trying to get a public reaction. I have no proof of this, but it's something I believe. Because I have a question, did you see one of the newer mock drafts? I don't know who did it. What did you see? But it had JJ McCarthy going third, third if you believe it. That is insane. Now we're going back off the board, just going number three overall. My God, ready for this? It would appear that it is sport, wait, CBS on. Here we go, yes, CBS sports is Ryan Wilson as tab McCarthy as the number three pick in his latest mock draft ahead of Drake May, and ahead of the draft's best prospect, Marvin Harrison Jr. You're telling me what that Drake May isn't going, number two or number three, he drops to number four. Yes, that is what the NFL media would have you believe. For some reason. That means Marvin Harrison's going number two. No, no, no, they have him going, I think. The mock draft, if I were called correctly. No, because you're telling me, JJ McCarthy's going number two otherwise, because it'd be Drake May. No, it would be Mark and Harrison, and then it'd be Drake May. This is a horrible, horrible list if that is, if you're telling me, so here's the thing, right? I'm looking, I believe I've seen this mock draft. If I recall correctly, and I'm going to try to hunt for it just to make sure it had Kayla Williams going one of Chicago, Jay Daniels going number two to Washington. The Patriots get JJ McCarthy at three. The Vikings trade up to four with the Cardinals to grab Drake May and the Chargers get Marvin Harrison Jr. at five. Now I know on the show, we don't use the word asinine a lot, but that is asinine. This is a ridiculous draft. Who came up with? No. Like I said, CBS Sports is Ryan Wilson, who, now look, I know that in the NFL, we drug test players, but can we drug test this guy? But it's all right. Look, Ryan Wilson, I respect the boldness I do, but like I said, sometimes I wonder if they just have to push out content to get clicks. Did he make this after his after his pro day? It could very well, I don't even think so. This was all rip he thought he was the top three. Oh my god. I don't know. I just, but better than Drake May, I mean, also, by the way, I don't remember who it was, but I believe it was the former Packers quarterback, Ben Kurt, right? Yeah. Did you happen to see his quarterback ranking? This is why when I said making sense of the rankings, I literally meant it. Who did he put where? So I don't remember like the terms like that he used. He was like putting quarterbacks and like tears, right? Oh, okay. I think I'm familiar with this. Oh, yeah. So he put quarterbacks like in tears and his literal bottom tier had Drake May. I think that's just how we see how he's going to project into the NFL. I think I can give him more credence to that since he's been in the league. Yeah, that's, that's, that's hard for me to believe. Yeah. Yeah, because he had like the three tears he had like, well, I don't know. Yeah. What was it? So yeah, on pro football network, it says NFL analyst gives shocking Drake May evaluation. You're like, Oh my God, an NFL analyst said this, but then you realize, Oh, wait, it's Kurt Benkert. Oh, well, just take that opinion, make it like a spiral and just throw it away. Yeah. Because once again, I feel like this is where you have to say shocking things, right? This where sports media is going, where we have to say shocking things in order to feel sex because it's the off season. See, I want to sit down with these guys and see like, do they actually believe this? I don't think they actually believe this because you can't unless he's getting in early. Oh man, I don't over JJ, no, JJ McCarthy going over Drake May. Do you really see that happening? Unless one of the GM's for each team, unless like Ryan pulls the dude in Washington or Elliot wall has a stroke. I don't see it. Do you see where are the chargers at? Because I see this could be trading back, but I don't know, and also just when it comes to mock drafts, by the way, I feel like I was on fairly harsh toward like Wilson and then her, I was just kind of flabbergasted. But for me, strictly for me, I just, I don't know, and as far as I go, I think that either the Cardinals or the chargers are going to trade back, probably with the Vikings because the Vikings have two first rounders, Ergo, the most capital to trade up. Yeah. So yeah, I think that, you know, that's probably a team that's going to take McCarthy because when I say making sense of the rankings, not just about Drake May, it is about JJ McCarthy, and there is something that we have to address. I was about to say if JJ McCarthy and Marvin Harrison were there at five, who do you think who do you think Jim Harbaugh will pick? Yeah, you, okay, well, I know he's looking for jokes, but there is no wedge unironically believe he's going to take JJ McCarthy when you have Justin Herbert, what are you going to make him do, play safety? Yeah. He would not. He would not. I don't think he would pick Malik Harrison. I think he, I don't think he has it in him. I don't. Oh, yeah. Well, he is the Ohio State. Yes. And again, he's not. He would pick Malik. He would pick Malik. He would pick Marvin Harrison. He would. No. Wise. No, no, no, no, no. I don't. Well, it's not big goofy here. Come on, man. I mentioned that does happen and Malik does go ahead. Dude, if that does happen, I mean, you already know where I'm going to be on draft night, right? It's probably going to be me, Adam and Chris and Buffalo Wild Wings. Oh, you know, you would be invited too, but you know, you're not close enough. You're not close. Graduated. You know, and I would probably just choke on whatever I'm eating and or drinking. If that happens, would it be funny? Yes. Do I kind of want to see it? I kind of do. I don't know. But see, you mentioned how hit how McCarthy's stock was ballooning, right? Yes. And a lot of that isn't just because it was pro day because his stock was already rising before that. And the reason is all intents and purposes, I do believe that the Chicago Bears, Washington commanders and New England Patriots are all locked in quarter back one, two, three. That is what I think. That is what I think will happen. If I had to take a wild stab, I would say commanders are obviously going to take Caleb Williams. I think the commanders will take Jane Daniels and I think the Patriots are going to take Drake. That's kind of like a coin flip, you know, if I'm just going to look at some of the recent statuses, but it goes actually beyond that because the giants are hunting around for a quarter back, right? And you're at six. So do you dare reach on JJ McCarthy? I have news for you. You might have to because there are two teams in the Minnesota Vikings and the what I'm now hearing, the Las Vegas Raiders that are starting to, you know, throw themselves in some train talks to move up. So you have three teams that desperately want a quarter back and they actually might reach on McCarthy. It's not knock on McCarthy, but some of these teams, like this is not enough like elite prospects to go around. Yeah, because let's not pretend that McCarthy is in the same tier as Williams, Daniels or Mick. He's not. I think, I mean, I have him, frankly, as far as like, you know, as a prospect is like a fringe first rounder, perhaps late first, really, really like first pick second round, but I don't know. Yeah. I think he's getting picked in the first round because if he does pan out good, they'll have to keep your option and it's not just that rounder. I would actually tell you that it's not just that, Justin. What would you tell me? I think that it's not just, you know, that these teams want to trade up, you know, it's not that they want to reach. It's just that we have seen, especially in our most recent Super Bowl, how important the quarterback position is Patrick Mahomes outside Kelsey doesn't have diddly or squat in the way of weapons and yet they won. So everybody wants to take a swing on the next big guy because you got to remember Mahomes, where did he come from? Texas A&M. What happened? Texas Tech. Texas Tech. Texas Tech. I just had a massive brain fart and now that entire portion of Texas wants me dead. I am very sorry. No, no. I met Texas Tech. I regretted it as soon as I said, I was like, oh, no, Texas Tech. Server homes come from, like I said, Texas Tech. What happened is rookie year. Literally nothing. They sat him. Second year. And some people at the time thought of him as a reach for disclosure, even though I was just a little children as it were. I wasn't, I wasn't fond of him. I said, oh, Michelle Watson's on the board. Because at the time he was my QB1 and I don't know, but when you see a guy like that, who's considered a project, who has all the physical tools, well, you know, you kind of like, that's what the teams want to replicate, you know, that's why that big, like tall, powerful, strong arm quarterback mold has been taking off, you know, like with Josh Allen, you know, he started out really rough, but now he's a top five quarterback and that would explain the rises of guys like Anthony Richardson and Trey Lance. Yeah. I think they can, no, not Trey Lance. I don't think he's there. No, Richardson's got this guy. Yeah. Interesting. Yes. But I think it's sealed on Trey Lance. Oh, yeah, probably has and but I don't know with McCarthy. It's just, like I said, a lot of these quarterback needy teams are going to trade up and it's in over inflating his value. I'm not saying he's a bad prospect, but a QB needy team is going to swing and that is just how it is. Of course they are. I mean, would you rather struggle through another year's another year of Danny Dimes? Oh, Danny Durbson. No, I would not. So yeah, I would take a swing if JJ McCarthy is there and I want to trade up for something. I will trade up for JJ McCarthy because I don't think I can do it. Daniel Jones truth be told, I think, I don't know, I think that it's either the giants, the Vikings, probably Vikings, most likely or the Raiders that are going to trade up. And I think that it's the Chargers that are going to be the team to trade back because Arizona, I know the trade back looks tempting, but come on, you cannot pass up Marvin Harrison, junior. You just can't. Tyler, a new toy, especially since in the past two years, you've lost yandere Hopkins, Hollywood, Brown and Rondale more. Yeah, that's if that's if they want to keep calories to quarterback. Well, with that deal, they signed them to it's not like they have much of a choice. They have choices. It was a stupid decision to silence that contract that they were going to put incentives like that they tried to begin with, but you make a very valid point, my friend. It is. It is. Yeah. So these draft rankings are always weird, but again, it comes on the, oh, sorry, continue. It comes right after pro days and all these drafts come out and all these mock drafts come out. I'm not, I don't take them too seriously because if someone has a great pro day, oh man, they shoot up the draft board and it's like, come on now, let's be realistic here. Let's look at the tape. Yeah. So at the end of the day, let's, uh, let's just hope that some of these rankings, uh, solidify more as we get into April, but for now that's going to be the end of the show just to be of anything you say before we head for home here. Hopefully there isn't anything shocking like there was last year when the lines took jimmy or Gibbs in the first and within the first 15 picks. Well, there will be and hopefully there's not any of our teams that do it, but he did pan out well to be fair for that. He did. He did. That's pretty darn good. It produces some of self, but that'll do it for us tonight. Thank you for listening to us. We have new episodes out on Tuesdays at 7 30 p.m. Eastern time and Friday is at five p.m. Eastern time. Also, be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel where we have our end. We have our episodes available on Spotify, speaker app and podcasts, iHeartRadio, Google podcast and so much more. And be sure to check out our Instagram at fumblerski_podcast and our tiktok at fumblerski pod to keep up with our podcast and the latest coverage on the NFL. Otherwise we will see you next week over and out. [BLANK_AUDIO]