Future 1st Podcast - Ep. 45 - 2026 Breakouts (w/ Chev)
STACKED extracted the fantasy-relevant player signal from this podcast and kept the full transcript here for context.
1 hr 23 min
Duration
Estimated from transcript
Jun 1, 2026
Published
Mon, June 1, 2026
18
Player insights
9
Players mentioned
Topics
Elijah SarrattGeorge PickensBlake CorumJustin JeffersonKyler MurrayLamar JacksonMark AndrewsNico CollinsZay Flowers
Player analysis
Player insights
Blake Corum
PositiveRole0:12
Corum has a growing role in the Rams offense, making him a valuable asset that the host was reluctant to trade away in the mega-trade.
Insight pageElijah Sarratt
PositiveBreakout18:20
Analyst is very bullish on Surratt as a breakout candidate, highlighting his elite college production (44 touchdowns, 179 first downs) and strong analytics (12.5% first down per route run, 23% target per route run, 2.6 yards per route run).
Insight pagePositiveRole18:31
Analyst expects Surratt to fill a big slot role in the Ravens offense under new OC Declan Doyle, who has more Sean Payton influence (less 12 personnel) than Ben Johnson, which is conducive to slot usage. There's been smoke of Surratt in this role.
Insight pagePositiveDepth Chart18:32
Ravens drafted Jacoby Lane ahead of Surratt, who is the more prototypical outside X receiver, while Surratt is expected to operate in the slot role.
Insight pagePositiveRole18:32
Ravens GM Costa indicated Surratt is 'really, really good on the inside' despite his extensive outside usage in college, suggesting he's multifunctional and could fill the intermediate field role in a Sean Payton offense.
Insight pagePositiveValue18:33
Analyst is 'smashing' Surratt in late second and third round rookie drafts, noting he can be acquired in the third round sometimes and represents excellent value given his profile and the lack of exciting options in this draft class.
Insight pagePositiveProjection18:48
Analyst projects Surratt will succeed in the slot role similar to how players like Arashi Rice and Juju Smith-Schuster succeeded after being moved inside, noting his 83.3% success rate vs zone coverage (second best in class).
Insight pagePositiveRole19:00
Surratt's college profile shows extensive outside usage, but he's also a ball winner with insane career production (44 touchdowns), and the narrative about him not separating is countered by his ability to win contested balls.
Insight pagePositiveBreakout19:02
Second analyst agrees Surratt is a strong call and has been targeting him in late second and third rounds of rookie drafts, noting there aren't many other exciting options in this class so taking a player you're excited about makes sense.
Insight pagePositiveProjection19:03
If Surratt gets 80% snap share in the slot role, analyst expects to see 'a lot of good things from him' given his ability to sell routes, great hands, and adequate athleticism (4.45 40-time at pro day).
Insight pageGeorge Pickens
NegativeBust17:08
Analyst is a detractor on Pickens, noting he gets in his own way mentally and is volatile on the field, though he acknowledges Pickens' talent. The analyst prefers trading Pickens for players like Carnell Tate.
Insight pageNegativeRole17:32
Analyst acknowledges Pickens is 'crazy as a cat in the room' and volatile, noting he initially tried to ignore this behavior but has come to accept it as a real factor affecting his consistency.
Insight pageJustin Jefferson
NegativeProjection0:11
Jefferson's value is at risk of declining further if he has another WR7-8 finish this season; currently a back-end first-round to middle-second-round startup pick, his value will likely drop further entering his age-28 season if he doesn't return to top-five form.
Insight pageKyler Murray
NegativeValue0:12
Kyler Murray is a huge sell right now; the host recommends trading him away from any roster if possible.
Insight pageLamar Jackson
PositiveProjection18:49
Analyst notes Lamar Jackson's hamstring hasn't been the same since his injury, but he can still win from the pocket, having posted the highest passer rating season of all time two years ago with 40 touchdowns and 4 interceptions.
Insight pageMark Andrews
NegativeProjection18:35
Analyst believes Mark Andrews is 'done' and no longer the dominant middle-of-field threat he once was, having declined since his car accident and ankle injury.
Insight pageNico Collins
NegativeProjection0:12
Collins could drop off this season as Jaden Higgins pushes for the number-one role in the Texans offense, and at his age, his value is at risk of declining.
Insight pageZay Flowers
PositiveDepth Chart19:01
Zay Flowers has been the only Ravens receiver outside of Hollywood Brown to succeed in the offense, with Hollywood Brown having 140 targets in one season and a top-15 finish.
Insight pageFull transcript
Episode Transcript
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1:56Oh, man. Oh, man. What it do, Future First crew?
1:59This is Jay Mack with Future First Podcast, helping you win today with the Future First mindset.
2:05That is our newest drop. I was hoping to drop that a little bit later here, but we're just gonna roll with it.
2:12That's for our favorite new rookie, Daman Claiborne. Jose, what's going on, man?
2:16Not much, Jay Mack. Yeah, great to be here in the early morning.
2:20We got a wonderful guest here with us. Otherwise, everything else has been good, man.
2:24How you been? I've been good. Yeah, speaking of our guest, I was in our local cement aisle over here, and I
2:31found Shev just looking at videos of Kenneth Walker, man.
2:34How you doing, Shev? Well, I appreciate y'all having me on.
2:38Look, I normally, I like to try to hide in the cement aisle so people can't see me or just levitate above it.
2:45So it's great to be on the ground here with Future First.
2:49I'm looking forward to talking about breakouts. Yeah, man.
2:51We got a lot of them to talk about today, so we're just gonna jump right into it.
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3:47You can follow her on bfoxworth07. And yeah, as Shev said, we're doing breakouts today.
3:51So let's jump into it. But as first, always a quick hit.
3:55You guys ready? Let's go. Absolutely. All right, for today's quick hit, it's I'm a little bit embarrassed to bring this one
4:02up because it's I don't think this is going to go well for me here.
4:07But we're going to be talking about a trade that I pulled off in one of my leagues.
4:12It's with the OTC people and they call it the underground league.
4:16And it's a, you know, a 12 by 11 super flex tight end premium league with a tiered PPR, all sorts of good stuff.
4:23And man, I'm just just going to rip the bandaid off.
4:27Let's just get into the presentation mode here and pull up the OTC tool with the trade on the board.
4:33As you can see, it is a flipping massive trade here.
4:36We I'm calling it a Megalodon. So I'm just going to try and shout it out for the podcast peeps here real quick.
4:44I got five 27 first, including my own a 28 first, three 27 seconds, the 27 third and two 27 fourths.
4:50And then a bunch of, you know, bench backup player assets like Raritan, Mims, Bryant, Pat Bryant, and Eli Aomanor.
4:56So I sent to get those assets, Justin Jefferson, Omari and Hampton, Nico Collins, Chase Brown, Pollard, Dobbins, Coram, Pacheco, Shakir, and Hunter Henry.
5:04It's you guys got to jump onto the YouTube to see the trade because they're, you know, otherwise you're, you're Charlie day
5:11from always sunny in Philadelphia, just trying to pull the red strings and all the directions to kind of figure this one out.
5:18I don't know. I guess before I get into my process, I'm going to, I'll pass it over to you, Shev.
5:24Like, what do you think of this trade? High level, man.
5:28So I'm assuming this is, this is a complete tear down.
5:31So we're just, Hey, I, you know, like the team that got all of these assets is now in potential, like in,
5:38in, in contention to win the championship this year, if this team stays healthy and you are in a position to get
5:45Jeremiah Smith or Arch Manning sending away and removing all those points from your lineup.
5:50And also if somehow or another, we hit, you know, whatever universe in the multiverse where Eli Raritan, Pat Bryant, Marvin Minims
5:56and Alec Ayo, man, or the catching Canuck come out and they're all like top 12 at their position.
6:02Then you got utility with the first to try to buy back into making this a contender, but I don't think you're
6:09gonna have to worry about that at all. Uh, so with the five first and the 28 first, like, so six first,
6:16three seconds and a 27 third and two forwards.
6:19I really like, I really like that you can completely control the board in 2027.
6:23Everybody's all stupid. I mean, male pattern, rookie horniness, um, got the best of a lot of people.
6:29I took advantage of it, uh, to acquire some high end assets on my end, like as a player.
6:35And so even more so with 2027, people are going to want to get into the first round.
6:40I think it's going to be akin to 2024 with quarterbacks pushing the value of the skill positions down.
6:46So I like what you did here to go into a slight rebuild and look at, and honestly, if you hit on
6:53your rookie picks, that's the, that's the other thing you hit on your rookie picks and you're right back in, you're right
7:00back in a position to contend again in 2028 or as early as 2027, if all those guys are what we think that they're supposed to be.
7:08So that's just kind of where I land on it.
7:12It makes sense for what you're trying to accomplish.
7:14I never like this many pieces to a trade because I try to parse through them and make it one for one,
7:21but I can understand the thought process here. Just ripping the bandaid off and saying, Hey, I'm going into a rebuild and
7:28we're not going to, I'm not going to play around with it.
7:32No half measures like full rebuild. Yeah. I mean, that's essentially what it was.
7:36And I'm going to give Jose some space here to kind of give his thoughts on it before I dive deeper into it.
7:43So Jose, what do you think about this, man?
7:46We haven't talked about this, so I'm kind of scared to hear what you have to say.
7:51Yeah. I mean, I think it's just one of those things kind of with Sheva saying, you're, you're doing it all at once, right?
7:59Ripping the bandaid off instead of going through and selling each one of these pieces individually, which I think can also get
8:06a bit tricky because once people know your full sellout mode, sometimes you don't get necessarily the value that you're wanting.
8:12So this guy just happened to have all these firsts.
8:15It just made it, uh, it made a lot of sense because if this guy had this many first, then most of the league didn't have their first.
8:24Right. So I think it makes a pretty decent sense.
8:27Um, did you get like full value for every single player?
8:30Probably not, but, um, you know, it accomplishes a goal.
8:34It gets you the one-on-one. Like if you turn, you know, the, if we put pick values to those picks and one
8:40of them is the one-on-one, I think the trade looks a decently more, um, you know, favorable.
8:46I mean, the players you got back are nothings.
8:48The force are not that much Hunter Henry, but check out Shakir that you sent away or not very much.
8:55Um, the only big pieces are like Jefferson, Hampton, Nico and chase Brown.
8:59And I guess Kyler Murray, depending on how you feel about him.
9:02So I think it's an okay return, you know, right.
9:06It's not, it's not anything, uh, egregious in any sort of way.
9:09Um, it just makes it so you don't have to do a lot of extra work, which also, you know, that accounts
9:16for something, your time, personal time as well. So I don't hate it, man.
9:20I, I, it's definitely not like, um, you know, the most high end value.
9:25I think the, the place where you lose the most values of Jefferson and Hampton, um, you know, if Hampton has a
9:32breakout season, then you probably lost a significant amount of value.
9:35If Jefferson returns to a top five wide receiver with Kyler Murray, um, you probably just gave away one of the best
9:42stacks in the NFL or for fantasy going forward, like at least next year, that would be the place where you, you lose a lot of value.
9:50If things stay, you know, Jefferson doesn't return to that high peak and Hampton kind of is just like a solid road
9:57running back one, instead of like a top five.
10:00Then I think you're, you know, you're not horribly off.
10:03Um, but that that's the worst case scenario, obviously like best case scenario is like guys like Nico Collins, you know, doesn't really bring anything forward.
10:11Chase Brown falls off. Um, Tony Pollard loses his job.
10:14Like there's, there's other ways where this trade also looking at it next year could also be more favorable to you as well.
10:21Yeah. A good catch. Also, I didn't shout that out for the, for the podcast listeners, but I, Kyler Murray was included in this trade as well.
10:30You look right over him, man. You look right past him.
10:33How could you? It's so easy. It's so easy too.
10:36Um, but yeah, I, I did, I did have him in there and yeah, I mean, I think you guys nailed my
10:43process here was I had a contending team, you know, for a 12 by 11 outside of what you see here on the screen.
10:51And those names we listed, the other starters on my team are, you know, Lamar Jackson, uh, Josh Downs, uh, Quinton Johnston, Isaiah likely.
10:58And then beyond that, it's not much. So when you add those four names to these 11, I had a decent starting
11:05lineup, but I didn't looking at the rest of the league.
11:08I didn't feel like I had a chance to really push for that championship.
11:13I may have made the playoffs and, you know, maybe I get lucky, but I also just felt like some of these assets here are pretty volatile.
11:21Yeah. Justin Jefferson could bounce back in a big way this season, but if he has even another, you know, wide receiver
11:28seven or eight finish on the season, I think that value next year is, is going to drop from what it is
11:35now, you know, right now he's kind of like a back end of the first, sometimes slips into the middle second for startups.
11:42And I think if he has another wide receiver season, like next year or this year going into his age 28 season,
11:49I just think that value is going to drop further.
11:52Hampton is the piece I'm really worried about here.
11:55I'm, I do think he's going to break out this season, a little spoiler alert forward into our breakouts.
12:00He is on there for me. Nico, I feel like could be one of those guys that, that kind of drops off.
12:07Maybe Jaden Higgins pushes for that number one role here in this upcoming season.
12:12And he's also no spring chicken either. And yeah, I don't know.
12:15I like chase Brown. I think he's got a good path forward, but Kyler Murray, I think he's a huge sell right now.
12:23If you can get them off any of your rosters, I'd be looking to do that.
12:27And the rest of these guys, Dobbins are sorry, not Dobbins.
12:31Blake Corum was probably the one that I really didn't want to let go out of all of them.
12:37I think he has a role that's growing in the Rams.
12:40And I kind of liked that, but it was, he pushed to put him in there.
12:45He also was trying to put likely in there, but I pushed back and he ended up settling for Hunter Henry.
12:52And yeah, this is what we landed on. Fox called this a CVS receipt of a trade.
12:57And that just made me laugh so hard. So if you guys see a coupon at the bottom for me to get
13:04a first round discount on my next pick of buying four or more players, I'm looking for that still, but let me
13:11know if you guys find it, drop it down in the comments, what you think of this trade.
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14:17Like a true demon. This guy just continues to haunt us here.
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14:27All right. We're welcome back. We're jumping into our breakouts here.
14:31Let's get right into it. Cause we got a lot to go over.
14:35So chef, I'm just going to pass it right over to you, man.
14:39Kick us off with your first breakout here. Well, I, do you want me to go, you know, does it matter?
14:45Do I have to go in the order of my list here?
14:49No, we're, we're probably only going to get to three of them.
14:53So just pick your favorite of the three and start with any one of them.
14:57Oh, easy. It's going to be, it's going to be camp scatabow.
15:01Absolutely. We love camps. Got a bow. Uh, weeks two, three, seven, basically when he was a full time player, he's at,
15:08you know, he's fifth in target share. He's at 24% targets per outrun eighth in receptions.
15:13Yeah. He averaged four targets and three receptions a game, basically weeks two to seven.
15:17He was third in missed tackle sports per attempt is seventh and yards after contact per attempt, which makes sense.
15:24If you watch the way that he plays, sorry.
15:26I, I mean, I have several nicknames for him.
15:29The foremost being CTE scat pack, because it looks like he's actively trying to give himself CTE.
15:35So I like, I want as much camp scatabow as possible.
15:38We got bullish signal. Finally, once we got through all the fear mongering of the off season and we were talking about,
15:45you're talking about him, you know, first it was Kenneth Walker coming there in free agency.
15:50Then it was the, you know, the giants drafting Jeremiah love, which I believe that 100% would have done and ruined all
15:57of our good times from a fantasy perspective. If he would have fallen to fall into pick five for some reason, uh, if my Titans didn't draft him.
16:05So we have all those things. Then they took a tackle in the top 10 as well.
16:11So they took Francis Maui Noah, who was one of the most road grainy offensive linemen in the entire draft.
16:17Now is he, does he end up playing guard?
16:20Maybe, but also he's a people mover. It's real, real aggressive.
16:23And then you hear the coach speak and you hear camp scatabow talking about taking, you know, just basically them being a
16:30violent football team and trying to establish a run at something that we've seen from John Harbaugh in his 17 years in Baltimore.
16:37So was really, really excited to get a chance to talk about camp scatabow because I think he does have that three down use usage and utility.
16:45We saw that it is on the state. We saw that in the limited amount of time in 2020, you know, 2024
16:52before his ankle got turned the wrong way. So I think he's going to be healthy.
16:57He said he's already, he could outrun a baby hippo if, uh, yeah, dude.
17:01I mean, just, just go Google camp scatabow quotes.
17:04If you're having a really bad day and you want to laugh at some stuff, just go listen to him on his streams because it is absolutely hilarious.
17:13But also I'm, I'm pretty sure that somebody is like feeding it to him because I don't know if he can read.
17:20So just, just take that with a grain of salt that you might not.
17:24But when it comes to football, the football is awesome.
17:27He was at 17.1 half PPR points per game.
17:30And I think he has 20 point per game upside.
17:33If we're going to get the pass catching plus just really Tyrone Tracy taking a back seat to him.
17:39So I've talked enough. I'm curious to know what you guys thoughts are as far as that goes.
17:45Yeah. I mean, he's somebody that we've actually talked about in, uh, on our podcast a bit.
17:50We think that the market hasn't really reacted to the fear mongering going away that you were talking about.
17:56Like there was lots of chances for his, um, you know, spot to get blown up, but it didn't at all.
18:02And it seems like the fantasy community hasn't really come back to earth to what camp scatterwood could be.
18:08My only concern is that ankle we saw kind of with Pollard after his first year back from the ankle, he just
18:15wasn't nearly as explosive and it took him a bit to get right.
18:19Um, but, uh, I, I agree. I think Cam, Cam scatter, but if he can be healthy after that ankle and, you
18:26know, keep his head intact, um, long enough for the whole season, um, can definitely be a, a decent breakout and a
18:33guy that a lot of people aren't really banking on and putting a lot of stock into right now.
18:39Um, yeah. What do you, what do you think, J-Mac about scatter?
18:42Scatter, man. I, I love it. I I'm all in on scatter, but I've been trading for him, drafting him and startups.
18:49I think I sent like the one Oh seven to get him in one of my leagues.
18:55And I, that was such a huge win for me.
18:58That one fell into my lap. I didn't even have to send it.
19:02It just popped in my inbox. I've been grabbing him in the sixth rounds of startups, reaching what feels like around a
19:09head, but still somehow feels like a discount on him.
19:12He's just a huge buy for me. And I love the breakout call here.
19:16If, if she didn't shout him out, I would have.
19:19So I love it. Yeah. I mean, if I can jump in with my breakout, because it's actually directly tied to Cam
19:26scatter, boot, um, it's quarterback Jackson Dart. I think he's got the, um, highest ceiling to really break into the top five here with his rushing ability, right?
19:35His, his, um, efficiency passing doesn't really need to go up very highly as long as he can get to a roughly
19:41those 35, um, rushing yards per game. And he has strong, um, touchdown equity, you know, to survive average passing weeks.
19:48I think if he can improve modestly on his passing and even in, um, slightly in year two, he's pretty much wheels up.
19:55I mean, I think it's somewhat like the camp scatter booth out if he can, you know, he has to run a
20:02bit, um, uh, smarter and keep himself safe. Right.
20:05Um, you put everything else that's going on outside off the field, whatever, um, uh, aside, I think he's, you know, set
20:12to make that jump into those kinds of elite rushing quarterbacks.
20:15Um, and I think that the New York giants offense in, in a general, in a general sense is looking to be,
20:22um, you know, much better next year. I mean, they were, they already made a strong jump when dark scatter boo came in with neighbors.
20:30Um, I think they're just all wheels up to, to be one of the top offenses, even if they're not winning a
20:36ton of games, but I think they're going to be one of the candidates that, um, you know, was near the bottom
20:43picking at the top of the draft. Um, but near the bottom of standings to, um, quickly turn it around.
20:50I mean, they, they have a winning coach with a winning mentality.
20:53They have all the pieces as chef mentioned earlier.
20:56They also went offensive line, um, early on in, in the draft, which also speaks volumes to keeping, um, dart upright, which
21:03he did take quite a bit of sacks in his rookie year, which I think is, you know, somewhat expected with his, um, style of play.
21:11But I think with a healthy neighbors, a healthy scatter boo, um, a better improved offensive line and, and, you know, a
21:18game, uh, a winning style head coach and John Harbaugh, I think Jackson darts pretty poised to make that jump into one
21:25of the elite assets, um, at quarterback, especially in super flex leaks.
21:28How are you, uh, viewing Jackson dart, uh, chef?
21:31I think that the cool, the coolest part about this is you have, you have Harbaugh who's had this one, him and
21:38him and Greg Roman kind of engineered that first Lamar MVP season.
21:42And so you have that with Greg Roman being a special, you know, a special assistant to the offense.
21:48Obviously Matt Nagy is a, you know, the offensive coordinator.
21:51And I think he's, you know, he's on my suspected list of coaching terrorists, the coaching organization now coach.
21:57So I, I, I'm a little nervous, but it gives me a little bit of, we're, we're still going to be able to get the rushing upside.
22:05Like we could get, it might not, it says here in the notes, he might not throw for 4,500 yards, but could
22:12you get six, 700 yards rushing and eight to 10 touchdowns from Jackson dart?
22:16I believe he had nine touchdowns last year. Right.
22:19So I think that if we're going to get six to 700 yards rushing, I mean, it's clear that that's going to be a part of his game.
22:28And he's, you know, as reluctant as he is to change it, I think he's going to have to change it somewhat,
22:35but I think that that's a great call because he's really safe because of the floor, the rushing floor.
22:40And he's one of the, one of his things is that he's one of the most accurate deep ball passers.
22:47That was kind of his calling card in college.
22:49So he had the most area yards. I can't remember the stat off the top of my head, but one of the
22:56cool things about him was like throwing the ball deep out of college.
23:00Like he threw for the most yards and had the highest completion percentage on passes.
23:05They traveled 20 plus yards in the air. And you saw it a couple of times kind of come to fruition with normal league neighbors.
23:13This was with Darius Slayton. Like I just, I mean, adding the league neighbors to this thing, which is a whole different
23:20thing that we've got to get into would be, you know, that's, that's kind of the icing on the cake to me.
23:26So yeah, I love this call with Jackson dark.
23:29Yeah, I agree. I mean, I was like pleasantly surprised with how good of a passer Jackson dart was last season.
23:36I just remember watching and being like, that's not an easy throw to make.
23:40And he made it look easy and throwing the guys like Wandale on top of that.
23:45No shade on Wandale, but I mean, like you said, he's no Malik neighbors here, chef.
23:50So I love the call. And even if this is like a run first offense and you know, maybe the passing yards
23:57aren't there, he still has that upside of the rushing floor, you know, in that Lamar Jackson role that we've seen in a hard ball offense.
24:05So I think it is a relatively safe. He just needs to stay upright.
24:09I think is the only thing that we're really worried about with him.
24:13So yeah, great call on dart there. I'm going to move in to my first prospect here.
24:19And I'm, I don't know, this might be a little bit of a chicken one because he kind of broke out last
24:25year, but Tyler Warren, I, I just, there's so much hype for Colson Loveland right now.
24:30And I get it. Like Colson Loveland is in a, he's a great dynasty asset to buy into right now because the
24:37offense is trending up and you saw him be really good last year, living up to what the prospect could be.
24:44But man, there, there's a lot of competition for targets in that room and Ben Johnson, you know, wants to run the ball too.
24:51So it's like, to me, those things just aren't really adding up for why Colson Loveland should be taken ahead of Tyler Warren.
24:58I think Tyler Warren was started real hot last, last year, but then just kind of fell off, you know, after Daniel
25:05Jones went down with the Achilles injury, it was not great.
25:09And I think he, he kind of has that Emeka Ekbuka syndrome right now where people are still high on him, but
25:15they're not taking him as high as they should.
25:18And I see a path to 150 targets for Tyler Warren.
25:22He had 112 targets in 2025 and there's 111 being vacated because they got rid of Michael Pittman.
25:27And there's very little competition to be added there.
25:30I mean, you have Alec Pierce, which, you know, good on Alec Pierce to break out last year.
25:36And there's, there's Josh Downs. There's a lot of hype building for him, whether it's warranted or not.
25:41He was the one I really wanted to call out in this breakout was Josh Downs, but I just kept going back to Tyler Warren.
25:49And I really do think that 150 targets is real for him and logical.
25:53And then on top of that, I think touchdown regression is coming for him.
25:58He had four touchdowns receiving touchdowns last year. He had 21 red zone targets and four touchdowns.
26:03That's less than a 20% touchdown conversion rate in the red zone.
26:07Whereas 33% is the average for all of the tight ends getting those.
26:11So assuming his role stays the same and TD regression hits, I think double digit touchdowns is a reality for Tyler Warren.
26:18And that's not even including rushing touchdowns or passing touchdowns.
26:21He threw the ball for a touchdown. He didn't complete it, but they created that opportunity for him, which is just bonkers
26:28that he has a role like that. I think a realistic projection for him is a hundred receptions, 1100 yards and 10
26:34touchdowns, which would equate to 16 points per game and a half PPR half point tight end premium.
26:40And like, that's just under what we saw from Trey McBride last year and an offense that threw the ball over 600 times.
26:47So to me, Tyler Warren just seemed like the easiest selection here in a fourth round of a startup.
26:53I love it. Shev, you, you are itching to speak on this.
26:57So go ahead, man. What'd you think? I absolutely love everything that you just said.
27:01And I don't like just like agreeing with people feeling like I agree just to agree, but I absolutely agree with everything that you just said.
27:09So it's almost, okay. One thing that I think we have to understand as content creators is that our, our listeners and
27:16our fan base, like they're not going to have as long of our memory or be willing to go back and look
27:23at like, look at the season in parts, which is kind of how I've chosen my breakout is like guys who performed
27:30on the back half of the season going into this season.
27:33So for you to go back and look at what was happening before the injury to Daniel Jones and then kind of
27:40break it down into like, Hey, this is what actually happened.
27:44We're actually due for some sort of regression and for Tyler Warren's path to be like dynasty wise, I have him, Loveland and Tucker craft.
27:51You guys know, I love Tucker craft a whole bunch in the same tier, but people are looking at it like, Oh, well it's clearly close to Loveland.
28:00And then it's, you know, he's in his team by himself beside it.
28:04Like we brought back, but I think Tyler Warren, you're looking at weeks one through eight go like before Daniel Jones injury,
28:11I think through week nine, he was second in the league in receiving yards.
28:15So we were, we were on the precipice of having a third straight historic tight end season.
28:21And then we got robbed because Daniel Jones's Achilles exploded.
28:24So I love everything that you said about Tyler Warren here.
28:27I, I think that really because Alec Pierce is such a downfield, uh, volatile target asset.
28:32Now he is one of the best deep threats in the league, but that's never going to equate to 130 or 140 targets.
28:39If there is someone who commands that we've already seen Tyler Warren do it in college.
28:44Now in the men's league, it's a little different, but we saw him have success in the men's league immediately when the offense was clicking and flowing.
28:53So I think that this is a great call.
28:55I think that while for some reason it's like the Hatfields and the McCoys or like, there's just a civil war amongst
29:02fantasy owners between like Colson Loveland and Tyler Warren.
29:05And I feel like the answer is just both.
29:08Like, I don't think that I just don't, I don't, I don't have any sort of reason to think that Tyler Warren
29:15is not going to be awesome for fantasy. Yeah.
29:17Yeah. I mean, I think so. Uh, I think it kind of just depends on who you ended up drafting in that
29:24and that's who you're hoping, but I wouldn't be super surprised if after next year, actually, if craft is back from his
29:31ACL, um, in, uh, you know, Warren stays healthy as well, that they're both over-performed Loveland and the conversation next year is,
29:38is Loveland ever really going to truly get to be an elite asset or a tight end?
29:43We know he has the skill, but is he ever really going to be able to get enough of the pie?
29:50If Roma dunes is as good as we think of Luther burden is as good as we think, um, you know, is,
29:57is he ever going to get enough of the pie as Caleb Williams ever going to be, um, a strong enough asset to sustain everybody?
30:04Or is it just kind of, kind of rotate?
30:07I think that's, we could see that being the case playing out next year and, you know, Warren and craft given what
30:14they have their wide receiver rooms and who they're, um, playing with, you know, could be, um, just much simpler to predict their future and their target share.
30:23And the biggest question I do have for the Colts is we saw the wheels fall off as soon as Daniel Jones was gone.
30:30We don't know if Daniel Jones, what, you know, his recovery, where he's going to be at, is it going to be Riley Leonard?
30:38Who's exactly going to be playing quarterback. I think that's the scariest part, but, um, and, you know, looking at it from
30:44into the future and, um, you know, dynasty and whatnot, like you're pretty concerned.
30:49You're not as concerned because you feel like Tyler Warren is going to figure out a way to get his hand on
30:56the ball and they're going to figure out how to get him the ball just because of how talented he is.
31:02Yeah. All right, chef. Why don't you lead off with your next breakout here, man?
31:07Oh, okay. So I don't know how you guys feel about this, but I have been in deep thought and meditation in the cement aisle about this one.
31:16And the conclusion that I came to was the fact that Parker Washington is going to lead the Jags and targets this year.
31:23I people have been saying it a lot, man, and I'm starting to come around on it.
31:28So lay your argument. Why you think that's happening here?
31:31So obviously we know that it was a pretty, pretty tumultuous ride for the first half of the season for the Jaguars.
31:38People questioning Trevor Lawrence people, the only real reliable asset because Brian Thomas jr.
31:42Completely busted was Travis ETN or HN Travis, a chance, a junior, uh, who's now with the saints.
31:48But basically from weeks 12 to 18, they were in a gotta habit situation.
31:52They were fighting, they were fighting to, for their divisional lives and they, this, they had to play winning football.
31:58And while they were playing winning football, it led the highest pass around 58.8% alignment in the slot during that time.
32:05Fifth in contested catches, which was good for fifth in the entire, like in the entire NFL was seven.
32:11And the second most missed tackles force per attempt among wide receivers.
32:15So not only was he, was he winning in contested catch situations, 12 contested catch targets, seven receptions, fifth in the league.
32:21He was creating after the catch, he was making people miss.
32:25And that goes to his punt return ability. So Parker Washington, even if he doesn't come out of the gate as the
32:32leading target earner, we have, we have the historical, the historical relevance of looking at what happened with the slot in 2024 and Tampa with Chris Godwin.
32:40And he was basically 19.7 fantasy points per game and second in total fantasy points before his ankle exploded in 2024.
32:47So you have a history, you have a pattern of usage, you have Liam Cohen's offense, which we have seen, uh, you
32:53know, just be just a fantasy cornucopia of goodness.
32:56And so all of those things lead me to believe that they're not going to go away from what won them ball
33:03games in 2020, you know, in 2025 and in 2026, I fully believe that he's going to end up being the primary target earner.
33:10Uh, like I said, this is all with 33 first read targets, which was like 24th in the league.
33:16So efficiency was the name of the game. And he still was like 16 fantasy points per game during this stretch.
33:23So I'll see the floor and I'm open to feedback.
33:26Yeah. Someone is, is going to be earning these targets in this offense.
33:30And right now it feels like, like a toss up, like Jacoby Myers is just getting no consideration for it.
33:36And I like the Parker Washington call. He's young.
33:39He's like what? 20, 24 years old. Yeah. So especially for dynasty.
33:43Right. And my only issue with him is like the cost is, is reflecting him where he's going.
33:48Like he's, he's almost as expensive as like Brian Thomas jr.
33:52And in some ways, but I think I do like the call.
33:56He is a target earner. He was, he was the dog on the field there last year when Brian Thomas jr.
34:02Wouldn't go over and they don't make the catches that they want to Parker Washington was the guy to get those ones done.
34:09And honestly, like even as a prospect, he was a little underrated coming into the league.
34:14So I love the call. I don't have much of Parker Washington, unfortunately.
34:18So I'm kind of just sitting on the sideline watching.
34:21And, um, I am taking the opportunity to buy in on Brian Thomas jr, but not because I think he's going to be good with the Jags.
34:30I think that there, he moves on and you know, the next season is just the role that they want Brian Thomas
34:37to play is not what he would excel at.
34:39So I'm hoping he gets moved here traded or, you know, out of that contract in a couple of years and we
34:46see him breakout, but Jose, what do you think about Parker Washington, man?
34:50Yeah. I mean, it's actually kind of funny. Uh, me and chef as I, without doing any homework together, anything have actually
34:57been on like just the opposite side of the cement aisle.
35:00It seems like, cause, uh, we have a lot of players that, um, are tied together in our breakout.
35:06Um, whether it was Cam's got a boo and dart, um, I know he's got a certain, um, Tennessee quarterback maybe on his list.
35:14He might be talking about, and I have a Tennessee wide receiver.
35:18Um, and I have, I had for a bit, I was debating who to talk about Brian Thomas jr on my list.
35:24I went with a different wide receiver, but, um, Brian Thomas jr was who I was thinking.
35:30So I, and the stuff coming out of OTAs, the only reason it would make me a little bit scared for, uh,
35:36Washington is that they're saying that the two wide receiver sets, it's looking like Myers and, um, Brian Thomas jr at this point.
35:44Now, obviously this is early on in OTAs. The, could they be building hype to trade Brian Thomas jr?
35:50I think, you know, the only reason I still stick with Brian Thomas jr in terms of being the breakout for the
35:56Jags going forward, it's just, we saw what he could do.
36:00Um, now obviously we haven't seen him do it with Trevor Lawrence, which is the biggest question.
36:05Like, do they just not have good chemistry? Is he just not, he's just not the read that he looks for.
36:12Um, so I think that will be interesting. I think there's definitely like you were saying, and in general, there is somebody
36:18there's financing gold in the Jaguars, um, you know, in, in Jacksonville's mountains.
36:22I don't know if there's mountains out there, but you know, whatever it fits the narrative here that to be mine.
36:29Cause I think Trevor Lawrence can, and under Liam Cohen has kind of developed to be this kind of, um, elite pastor
36:36that we were all hoping he could be. I think that will continue.
36:40So there's somebody that's going to make, um, you know, everybody very happy for fantasy football is just, which one is it going to be?
36:48I think the clearest answer would be if like a Brian Thomas does get moves.
36:52Cause then you're, you know, Jacoby Myers and Parker Washington specifically are completely wheels up.
36:57Um, so I don't hate the shout for Parker Washington.
37:00I think if all three of them stay my, um, my horse in that race would still be Brian Thomas jr.
37:07But, um, I could definitely see it being Parker Washington.
37:10I mean, he demonstrated it to have the chemistry with Trevor Lawrence down the stretch, like chef was saying, um, last year.
37:17So it's definitely a pretty, um, going to be interesting, right?
37:20It's a, you know, you don't always hear about ambiguous wide receiver room, but I think this is one where like there,
37:27if you can get it right for fantasy, you're probably buying cheap on all three.
37:31Like, I don't think any of the players that are there, whether it's Washington, BTJ or, um, Jacoby Myers are extremely expensive.
37:38So, and you can end up with a very solid wide receiver two or flex, or, you know, if it's, um, even higher than that.
37:46Yeah. Yeah. I'm, I'm scared that it will be Parker Washington because of how much Brian Thomas I have, but Hey, Brian Thomas jr.
37:54gets moved. We all win, you know? So Jose, go ahead and go off with your next one, man.
37:59Yeah. I mean, um, so speaking of wide receiver, I'll just, I'll just hit mindset that I previously mentioned, um, it here,
38:06it's going to be Carnell Tate, um, for us, let's go for the Tennessee Titans here.
38:11I thought it was funny when I was looking through some stuff about Tate that they happened to mention that he's the
38:18highest wide receiver drafted by the Tennessee Titans ever.
38:21He went, I think one spot ahead of Corey Davis, if I'm not mistaken, a chef.
38:26So I thought that was just funny. I don't know what that means, but, um, it does tie into one of my
38:33first points, which is like these wide receivers that are taking, taking in, you know, this early in the NFL draft or
38:39not to be brought along slowly on a, you know, um, little bit by little bit, you know, they're brought in to
38:46be dominate and dominate and, um, be the guy.
38:49Uh, I think that was a lot of the questions for Tate was, is he ever a true alpha?
38:55I think right now it's his best chance to prove it because the players he's going to be playing with in the
39:02wide receiver room are for sure not alphas, whether it's, um, Wandale or, you know, whatever shadow of Calvin Ridley's left to play football there.
39:10Um, nobody else should be commanding targets, right? Um, even a guy like Chick moved on.
39:15So it's, it's pretty much Cardinal Tate should be, um, Cam Ward's number one read there.
39:20And I think that's, it all comes down to how Cam Ward develops under Brian Davel's system and what they got going on there.
39:27But if we're predicting or thinking Cam Ward's going to take that step forward, it's going to be hand in hand with Cardinal Tate, right?
39:35I mean, Cardinal Tate coming out of college was a, um, you know, he, he was, uh, hold on, lost my spot.
39:42Uh, he's, he was, he was, he had downfield ability, a large catch radius and elite body control.
39:47Um, those are all great things for, um, fantasy, right?
39:50It's a very usable fantasy profile. You can win vertically, win on timing routes and win in the red zone.
39:57And for rookie wide receivers, those things are important because, um, they give, uh, the ability to manufacture touches and get the Cardinal Tate involved quickly, right?
40:05He has that ability. Um, I think some of the stuff about his speed where it's a, it's a bit of more
40:12of a ramp up seat than a quick twitch speed.
40:15That's, I mean, we've seen wide receivers that aren't blazing off the line, uh, be super effective and be very good.
40:21Um, like, uh, I think of as a cowboy fan, does Brian all the time who was not super quick off the
40:28line, but was just able to beat everybody, uh, going up for the ball and just running well routes.
40:34So he's not, um, a drum or chase by any chance, but I think he wins in a lot of other different
40:41areas that, um, you know, if we are expecting, like I said, the, the Tennessee Titans to go forward and take a
40:48step forward and become a more productive and more, um, winning team with Cam Ward at the helm, then I think Cardinal
40:55Tate is going to be a big piece of that.
40:58Yeah. Shev, give me your thoughts on Cardinal Tate here, man.
41:01Oh, buddy. I absolutely. I mean, I've been calling Cardinal Tate gospel George Pickens because he just reminds me of, he reminds
41:08me of God like George Pickens, who's my most owned dynasty wide receiver.
41:12But if, if he only grew up listening to gospel music, so super mild mannered, just very, very, very polished wide receiver
41:19who also was one of the best contested catch guys, you know, and it, it's a hand and glove fit with Cam Ward.
41:26If you just, my thing with Cam Ward was just, if you just give him just receivers that'll catch the ball receivers
41:33that will not act like they're clapping their elbows together to try to catch football.
41:38And let's just see what happens. I think some really cool things could happen.
41:42And I don't know if you guys have seen with the OTAs, but they're already developing, they're already developing this, this crazy chemistry.
41:49We saw, you know, there's a, there's supposedly, you know, I'm not deep into them trenches you guys are with, with the,
41:56with the Twitter, the Twitter X videos, but supposedly there was a 50 yard touchdown that they converted on during OTAs that
42:03they can't release that the Titans media can't release because they can't release all 22 footage, uh, team footage during OTAs.
42:09So you have that, you have him, you know, I think he scored three touchdowns on the day that day.
42:15So they're already developing and you hear it from inside the building.
42:19Like even some of our biggest beat reporters are already big fans of Cornell Tate.
42:24I, I just feel like it's just kind of a, Hey, welcome home guys.
42:28Cause this dude is awesome. And he just so happened to be playing against like playing with a future first round pick
42:35in, you know, well, a book ended up being a first round pick.
42:39And then a guy who was going to go top five, potentially number one overall, depending on who has the pick in
42:462027 and Jeremiah Smith, who is the definition of a generational prospect.
42:50So I can't fault him. He carved out a receiving role as a true freshman and had more receptions in JSN, more
42:56of all these other guys, anybody not named, not named Jeremiah Smith, Cardinal Tate had more receiving yards as a friend or
43:03receptions as a freshman and all those guys. And then he was meaningful on a national championship team, 700 yards and six touchdowns.
43:10And he took that step forward again this year and performed alongside Jeremiah Smith.
43:15You know, it was still like, I know people are saying, well, he wasn't the number one and you shouldn't take someone
43:22who wasn't the number one, but I don't care.
43:24You can very clearly see this dude is awesome at football.
43:28He was standing out on a team with, again, a Mecca Ibuka.
43:32If you go back to the Northwestern game, his sophomore, his true sophomore year, he was standing out with all those guys on the field.
43:39Okay. So I love Cardinal Tate. I love the shout out.
43:43And I think that he's going to work perfectly with Cam Ward.
43:46And I'm glad that there are people who will fade him because they don't realize how special Jeremiah Smith, how special the
43:53wide receiver room in general at Ohio state is.
43:56And the fact that he ran like a, he didn't run a good 40.
44:00So he can't be good. So yeah, I absolutely love it.
44:04Man. Chef said it all. I don't need to say anymore.
44:07If you still doubt it, just, just go watch, watch him play football and tell me that he's not going to be good, man.
44:15When I, when I saw that video come out with the one handed catch, I was just like, okay, I know he
44:22didn't drop anything, but I didn't know he catches everything like that.
44:25That didn't really show up on film. So like, yeah, give Cam Ward a receiver who can catch anything and good things are going to happen.
44:33I I've been saying it. I think Cardinal Tate is a lock for 130 targets this year.
44:39And that's only going to mean very good things for his fantasy success this year.
44:43So I love it. All right, let's take a quick break and then we'll come back with my second breakout here.
44:50All right. Well, welcome back. We are going to get into my second breakout here.
44:54And I already alluded to it at the top of the show, but it is Omarion Hampton.
45:00He was one of my favorite 2025 prospects, which is saying a lot because there was a lot of running backs that
45:07came out in that class, but he didn't really get the option or the opportunity to perform last year.
45:12He had very limited action because of the injury and also Najee Harris in the beginning of the year kind of thwarted
45:19any kind of, you know, production we got to see from him.
45:23But in that limited production, he was very promising.
45:26He was number three and missed tackles force per attempt.
45:29And that's, you know, qualified by a minimum of a hundred attempts.
45:33He was also number 11 in yards created per touch, which is one of the stickiest stats when it comes to running
45:40backs here of how much they are creating for their production beyond what's blocked for them or what is schemed up for them.
45:47And then on top of that, he's not just a grinder.
45:50He was number six in breakaway percentage. 6.4% of his runs went for 15 or more yards.
45:55So I just, not only did I love the prospect coming out of college, but then he showed that he can do it in this next level.
46:04And now the real meat of the argument layer in the situation, is there a better situation in the league for any running back at this point?
46:12I mean, Mike McDaniel as an offensive coordinator, I mean, has head coach four years in Miami, his running back rooms averaged
46:191900 yards on average with, with a low of 1600 yards in 2022.
46:23I mean, yes, there's HN who is, you know, kind of at the forefront of that.
46:28And he's a great explosive running back, but Mostert was there too, in 2022, who, when he had that, that big breakout
46:35year, he was at the forefront of that, you know, 28 year old Raheem Mostert getting it done for, for the dolphins that year.
46:42And we're talking about a stud, you know, Omari and Hampton, the guy who can get it done.
46:48And on top of that, the Chargers only invested into that, those guys up front that they have a top half offensive
46:55line, arguably one of the best, in my opinion, we didn't see it in 2025 because of all the injuries that they had to go through.
47:03So I'm expecting a much better performance from that offensive line in 2026.
47:07But yeah, I mean, they, they invested heavily into them.
47:10I mean, they got rid of Zion Johnson, which was a huge loss for them, but they replaced them with Cole Strange,
47:17who came over from Miami with Mike McDaniel. So I think he liked what he saw from him and he is okay putting him in the offense.
47:25And it's, it's his guy. I think that he'll work fine in that scheme.
47:29And then they also upgraded their center and they got Tyler Biotish from the commanders.
47:34So on top of that, you, you still have, you know, their, their left and right tackle who are, who are studs.
47:41And then they added Charlie Kohler, Alec Ingold, and David Njoku, you know, those first two are just blocking guys.
47:47So I think we're going to see probably heavy 12, heavy 13 personnel out of the charges this year, which is only
47:54great things for the run game and Omari and Hampton.
47:57And then there's little competition for touches too. I mean, Keaton Mitchell, sure, but let's be real.
48:02Like he's not Omari and Hampton. He's going to be a guy that they plug in on third downs every now and
48:09then to kind of get those big chunk runs when, when they need him off of play action.
48:15So I don't see him as a real threat here.
48:18And then Justin Herbert as the play action caller and the leader of the offense, that's really the real threat for the defense.
48:25They're going to have to respect him. And that's going to open up lanes here for Omari and Hampton, especially when you consider the scheme coming in.
48:33So I love Omari and Hampton. I think he's due for a big breakout year, probably underrated in terms of dynasty rankings.
48:40Like I'm probably taking Omari and Hampton over Ashton Gentry at this point.
48:44And I don't know if that's a hot take or not, but what do you guys think about that?
48:50Chef, lead us off, man. I wouldn't go that far, but I do have Amari and Hampton aggressively, aggressively ranked because I
48:57do think that there's where there's smoke, there's fire.
49:00And we've seen, we've seen Josh McDaniels just, or Mike McDaniel, excuse me.
49:04I get, there's too many McDaniels and McDonald's and McDowell.
49:07Like I get confused with all that. So, but I do think that we've seen year over year, over year concept, you
49:14know, proof of concept with Mike McDaniel and being one of the most efficient and, you know, being one of the most
49:21efficient play designers from a run scheme perspective. I mean, Devon H.
49:24Ham, rookie year, average seven yards a carry. We haven't seen somebody do that on over a hundred carries, I think ever.
49:31And then that same year, Raheem Mostert, Raheem Mostert went for 20 rushing touchdowns.
49:36So they're always going, there's always going to be an efficient running back.
49:40And I think with Amari on Hampton, you get proof of concept, Mary's super, hyper athletic talent with prototypical size.
49:46The biggest change that Mike McDaniel brings is the target share to the running back.
49:51So there's only 74 targets to the running back in 2025 with Greg Roman.
49:55That number is going to go well over a hundred.
49:58And I'm thinking the majority of it, I'm with you.
50:01I mean, he was at an 11% target share in his healthy games last year.
50:06That number going up over a hundred with that 11% target share for Amari on Hampton could spell really, really, really good things.
50:13So I love this call out here because really, I'm just trying to buy as many pieces of the Chargers offense as possible.
50:20And there's, there's only, there's questions with everyone else at the price point, except for Justin Herbert and Amari on Hampton.
50:27Like my, like I have a Chargers breakout, you know, I have a Chargers breakout that we may or may not have
50:33time to discuss, but there's questions there, but there's no questions about Amari on Hampton.
50:38There's no questions about Justin Herbert. So like, let's get those high end assets and then we can profit.
50:44Yeah. Yeah. Go ahead. I mean, jumping in here, I think I have a little bit of a different take.
50:50I definitely think that maybe I'm on the other side of like where Hampton's hype is going.
50:55I think he likes, you know, kind of what you said, like him being over Gentry is I think when, you know,
51:02in that high of a player, I think that's when I think people need to pump their brakes.
51:08I think especially before and after his injury, he didn't have like any sort of like special rookie season by any metric.
51:15And I think one of the scariest parts, and obviously this could change if you have bringing in a coach that is
51:22specific, specifically runs zone running schemes, right. And they drafted for that.
51:25But his splits between running zone concepts and running, you know, man or gap running concepts are much worse.
51:31I mean, he was, his yards per carry drops almost two yards when it's, when it was zone concepts, he was, he
51:38would be ranked 49 under 50 running backs in the league last year.
51:42His success rate drops to 38.9%, which would be 49th in the league.
51:46So there's, his stats look very, two completely different tales when he was running zone last year.
51:51Now, obviously that could be completely different now with McDaniel coming in to run a specifically zone style offensive run and drafting for that.
51:59Maybe the, just, you know, the players that didn't, didn't work.
52:02But if, you know, for whatever reason, those zone runs are not Hampton strength and he could be in trouble.
52:08Right. Cause I mean, McDaniel has run some of the highest zone run schemes in the NFL when he was in Miami as the head coach.
52:17So, and I think it's just a, like, I guess what you were saying about it being the best situation in NFL.
52:23I think that's part of what's also almost like double counting, um, for Hampton here to, to bolster him up.
52:30Like, um, we, I think we still have to see it.
52:33We have to see it from the offense. We all love McDaniel, um, in terms of what he did for HN.
52:40I don't know if, you know, Hampton is the same type of profile of, uh, running back as HN to do some of those same things.
52:48Um, and even when HN was there, he also used a second running back in, in, uh, most are right when he got all those touchdowns.
52:56So what if all of a sudden, um, uh, you know, somebody else emerges, I don't think, uh, is Vidal still there?
53:03He is. Right. So I don't know, but you know, I don't think Monty Vidal just goes away after the year he
53:09had, he had a pretty, uh, decent year spelling Hampton.
53:12Um, you know, we've seen Keaton Mitchell have a role even when Derrick Henry was there, even if it was just a
53:19change of pace back in, um, a receiving back.
53:22So, you know, some of those receptions that Jeff was talking about, um, could it be going, uh, Mitchell's way.
53:28So I, I think it's not as clear and cut dry, like as some of the other, um, you know, top end
53:35running backs like Gentry, for example, I don't think we were projecting anybody to be taking any touches away from Gentry Gibbs, um, B.
53:43John now that Algier is gone. So I think that, you know, it wouldn't be too surprising if Kimani Vidal and Keaton
53:49Mitchell, at least at the beginning until, you know, maybe Hampton kind of established himself and dominated.
53:55Maybe that's training camp. Maybe that's OTAs had more of a role than people are expecting.
54:00And you know, the, the hype that there was does not, um, necessarily reach the levels that everybody's hoping for.
54:06Well, you know what, man, you're, you're raining on my praise.
54:09Not going to ruin my day. Cause I'm, I'm still going to be peeking through the curtains, looking for Amari Hampton, like John Harbaugh all day, every day.
54:18I can't wait. You know, Amari Hampton, big breakout year for, for me.
54:22And, uh, you can jump on the bandwagon when we get there, Jose.
54:26So, all right, man, go ahead and, uh, let's go into Shev's third breakout here.
54:31I'm going to go hand and glove with Jose.
54:34I took, you took the wide receiver in Tennessee.
54:36I'm taking the quarterback and I mean, as a Tennessee fan, it feels good to actually feel like we've got the quarterback,
54:43the quarterback situation figured out for once in my life.
54:46Uh, besides, you know, Steve McNair or, you know, the ghost of Ryan Tannehill for a couple of years, it was almost really cool.
54:54So, so my breakout is going to be Cameron Ward.
54:57So weeks 11 to 17, we, obviously we give, we give players a reprieve for the first few, especially quarterbacks, the first few weeks of season.
55:05And with Cameron Ward, it was, it was ridiculously bad because Calvin Ridley forgot how to catch the football because we were
55:12dependent on Alec Aoman or Alec Aoman and the catching Canuck who, Hey, loved him as a prospect, but I did not
55:19plan on him playing a significant, you know, a significant role in our target share year one.
55:24Okay. And then you're bringing along Van Jefferson and we couldn't figure out how to use Chica Conquo and, you know, Chameer DK was getting gadget reps.
55:32So all that said, once the dust kind of settled and Cam was like, okay, cool.
55:37Cool. So you want me to make chicken salad out of this chicken, whatever that you just gave me.
55:43Cool. I'll do that. League best 10 to one touchdown to interception ratio weeks, 11 to 17, you know, six to the
55:50deep throws had a 61% first read target share.
55:53That was good for 18. That number, Hey, those are rookie numbers.
55:57We got to get those numbers up. And that's exactly what happens.
56:00And that's exactly why you go get Wondell Robinson.
56:03That's why you go get a Carnell Tate at pick four.
56:06That's why you hire Brian day ball. So now the benefit, all the benefit that Jackson dart was given for his rookie season.
56:14Now we're going to get an actual adult in the room to call plays that little ball, shiny head.
56:20I promise you, if we can get to 10 minutes this year, I will kiss, I will kiss Brian day ball on the top of his head.
56:28So I am thrilled about the way that it looks.
56:31I mean, this is with no one being able to get open.
56:35So he was holding the ball, taking a lot of sacks.
56:38Our offensive line wasn't as solid and he's made the adjustments.
56:42And the one thing that you've heard, Kim would say in the OTA press conferences is just how the offense has easy buttons built in for him.
56:50One of which being Carnell Tate, another being Wondell Robinson, Tony Pollard is still there and he's fully recovering.
56:56He was at four, six to carry and a thousand 80 or 80 rushing yards last year.
57:01Uh, that's after basically not being able to run the ball for the first seven weeks of the season.
57:07So 19 throwaways, because you didn't have Carnell Tate and Wondell Robinson out there and Calvin Ridley, once he got hurt and
57:14just, you know, I think Calvin really is retired and just not told everybody else yet.
57:19So, you know, 19 throwaways, second only to Caleb Williams, who was at 30 in this, in that same, that same, you
57:26know, eight weeks, seven week stretch or whatever. So I think Kim Ward, this is bullish signal.
57:31I have him ranked the highest amongst, uh, me, Casey and Jeremiah, my cohost on the FF dynasty.
57:37I have him ranked the highest because I think that, I think that this is an easy, I mean, the talent, like watching football.
57:44That's what I base. I like, I base everything in like watching, watching players play and then being like, Hey, can I quantify this with numbers?
57:52And like, Kim just does things that take your breath away.
57:55So it's my homes. I'm not saying that he's my homes because he's not tied to one of the greatest coaches of all time.
58:03Yeah. Brian Day ball might be that. I don't know.
58:06Maybe I'm a little bit. No, I mean, we know he's not that, but he can call plays coordinator face, whatever you want to call it.
58:14So with cam Ward, I'm extremely, I'm extremely bullish because he stared down quite literally the most difficult schedule for, you know,
58:21for, for any team in NFL history. That was a, that had the number one pick and he outperformed those expectations.
58:27If you actually watched him play or you can just take the spreadsheet around and be like, no, I'll just look at
58:34his air net yards per attempt and decide whether or not he's good with football that way.
58:40So yeah. Cam Ward's my guy here. Yeah. I mean, I think that the, the, what you're talking about, like watching football,
58:46you, you saw the progression, especially like we always talk about the bi-weeks being important for rookies to make those changes at like skill positions.
58:54But you saw that from him, like you quoted from 11 week, 11 to 17.
58:59I mean, he only had one pick at the beginning of the first week, well, eight, nine games.
59:04It was a pick a game almost his sacks that he was taking also greatly improved, right?
59:10He was taking like six sacks and mold six, five sacks in multiple games.
59:14His most sacks he took was four. There's some games where he wasn't even sacked at all.
59:19Right. Obviously that has something to do with the offensive line, but for rookie quarterbacks, holding onto the ball too long is a problem.
59:27And I think you saw the development in Cam Ward.
59:30I mean, playing quarterback in the NFL is not easy.
59:33Cam Ward came out. I don't think he was touted as like some, you know, elite level, like I guess not elite
59:40level, but I'm talking about like when Joe Burrow came out or Trevor Lawrence came out or et cetera, et cetera, right?
59:47Like these players that we know, these guys are going to go into the hall of fame.
59:52We already know. And we've seen with Trevor Lawrence, it took him some time to, to get adjusted and find the right coach and find the right situation.
60:01So. Um, I definitely think that Cam Ward, you know, I mean, I'm calling out Tate as a breakout.
60:07I'm sure hope for that to happen. Cam Ward has to play well.
60:11Somebody has got to get him the ball, no matter how much she can catch it.
60:16So I definitely hope that Cam Ward is taking that step.
60:19I can see it. You saw it progressing. Um, you'd hope he can get a little bit more rushing.
60:25Uh, I know that's not his like Jackson are like his calling card, but you know, he is a bigger frame.
60:31Um, when you were talking about the OTA news, I thought you were going to talk about that.
60:37He, uh, dropped 10 pounds. I don't know why that's that sometimes those sleeper notifications, the things that makes, you know, pop up.
60:44I'm like, why is that that important? But I guess they thought it was important to mention that he said he dropped 10 pounds because he's eating better.
60:53I'm like, all right, man, like sure. But, uh, um, no, but it's better than, you know, Caleb Williams gaining 10 pounds, right?
61:00Oh, I mean, I did. I was like, I was trying to figure out if those were AI, man.
61:06Talk about like, is it AI? I was like, is that real?
61:10What happened? I mean, Chicago has got one of the best food scenes, but damn.
61:14Um, but no, yeah, I'm in, I think, I think there's definitely reasons to be positive.
61:19Um, it was a train wreck with the coaching staff and everything that was going on there.
61:25And, um, every arrow is just pointing up the coaching, uh, pointing up the help that they've gotten him in the wide receiver room is pointing up.
61:33So it, it should only get better. And if Cam Ward can develop with Daywell, I think, um, you know, it's wheels
61:40up for that offense in that team. Yeah. I love the cam word.
61:44I'm huge on cam word. I think probably the most underrated aspect from him and what doesn't show up unless you watch
61:51the film is just his presence in the pocket.
61:53He is, he just has a feel for it.
61:56You can tell. And as a rookie stepping up into the pocket, making the throws is it shows that he has, you
62:03know, he has the skill to play this position.
62:06And I think the one thing that really sold me last year watching was the, it was late in the season, the
62:13throw he'd stepped up out of the pocket, moved up in.
62:16And as he's falling forward, he throws the ball sidearm almost directly sideways to his wide receiver.
62:21I think it ended up being an incomplete pass because he touched the ground before, you know what I'm talking about?
62:28Yes, of course. I know I'm a real Titans fan, bro.
62:31I'm not playing around with you. That, that play, it, it felt really special to me and it felt like, like a real playmaker.
62:39And even though it was an incomplete pass, just having the presence to know where your receiver is as you're stepping up
62:46and then to have the ability to make that kind of throw to your receiver.
62:50It did feel Mahomesian to me, like, like you're saying, Shev.
62:54So I love the call out. I can't wait to see what we get from Cam Ward here in 2026, but let's keep moving on here.
63:02Jose, why don't you go ahead and shout out your third breakout here, man?
63:06Yeah. For my last one, it's, it's a running back.
63:09Um, it's, I had a bit of a tough time deciding who I wanted to go with.
63:15Ultimately I landed on quit Sean Judkins. Um, I think I'm just going to, you know, look at the rookie numbers, although
63:21his yards per carry were not the greatest and kind of just, uh, bank on that.
63:26He's kind of going to get a lot of the touches.
63:30He already got a ton of, um, touches when he was there.
63:34Uh, and he kind of has two breakout ankles first, right?
63:37He already had touchdown equity. They seemed like he was the goal line back when the, you know, scarce opportunities that he,
63:44they had to, um, score touchdowns, you know, he had seven rushing scores, um, playing for the Browns who, I mean, maybe
63:51that was all seven touchdowns they scored. I don't know.
63:54Um, second his, he was pretty involved in the passing game, although he didn't profile as like a huge, um, uh, receiving target, right?
64:01He had 36 targets as a rookie, which is not, you know, anything crazy, but it's definitely, I think more than people
64:08were expecting, especially when they also drafted Samson and, um, with the other running backs that were there, I think, um, he's just the best running back.
64:16And if the offense could take a step, if they can figure out who the quarterback is, apparently, um, you know, to
64:23Sean Watson now is, is, uh, according to whatever reports reading the playbook, taking on great with the new coach.
64:29I don't know what to think there or believe, but, um, I'm just going to bank on that Judkins is a good
64:36player and that we, um, liked his profile prospect.
64:39And if the Browns offense could just be slightly better than all, it would only get better for Judkins who already had
64:46a pretty decent year before the injury. I think that's also, um, the last bit of concern is his injury.
64:52So, um, but I think that's kind of baked into what his value is.
64:56I think a lot of people are not necessarily, um, fully bought in on Judkins.
65:01They're not, um, thinking that, you know, he's going to be the breakout.
65:05I think a lot of people obviously are leaning towards Hampton and looking at Gentie and other, um, running backs from that, um, class.
65:13And I think Judkins is kind of being forgotten.
65:15So I think for Valley that you could get from him, I think he's, uh, a decent breakout candidate.
65:21What do you, uh, what go ahead, man. Yeah.
65:24So this is the, this is the original, this is the origin of the seminar, this player specifically.
65:30So Jose, I don't know if you want to be best friends, but I don't know if I'm going to give you a choice, bud.
65:37All right. Like I, so I, I watched Quen Sean Junkin as an 18 year old freshman at Ole Miss.
65:44And I just started counting down the time to where he could enter into the NFL.
65:49I have been, I have been ridiculously excited about Quen Sean Junkins as an NFL player.
65:54And we were seeing that with no train, basically no training camp, like no ramp up just, Hey brother, we don't know
66:00if you're going to be like, if you're just going to be like, have freedom.
66:05Okay. That's the baseline. And then he goes from that to like, Oh yeah, I'm going to play football and I'm going
66:12to be real good at it too. So the origin of, you know, the origin of my love for Quen Sean Junkins goes back to 2023.
66:20And then somebody asked me about him on a podcast and I, one, I prefer him to Travion Henderson.
66:26And I honestly, I still kind of prefer him to Travion Henderson.
66:30It's just that Travion Henderson is in so much more of a positive environment that we can project, you know, you know,
66:36offensive, offensive utility instead of futility, like that you have to kind of do with the Browns.
66:42And so somebody asked me about him and I was like, yeah, when I watch Quen Sean Junkins play football, I want
66:49to, I want to, I want to build things with my hands.
66:52I want to turn power tools on. I'm just standing here bricked up in the cement aisle about Quen Sean Junkins and nobody seems to care.
67:00So that's where the cement aisle thing came from.
67:03So I absolutely love this call out Jose. I just could not be more excited about talking about Quen.
67:09I'll never get tired of talking about Quen Sean Junkins.
67:12Just as a, like, I don't know what the word I'm looking for here, but just so y'all know, this wasn't like
67:19pandering to chef since he's our, I've never had a conversation with chef.
67:23J-Mac was the one that, you know, talked, got chef on the show.
67:27We've never had, I mean, I've watched chef's content, but like, just know that this was not pandering to, uh, our hosts,
67:34our, our third hosts or our, um, our guest here just completely lined up that, uh, you know, this way just, you
67:41know, and that we became best friends. Like that's, that's all I'm walking away with this podcast with now.
67:47Did we just become best friends? Exactly. I do.
67:50I, so I'm dead like serious. Like, I, I mean, I, yeah, this is my friend.
67:54I didn't see the show sheet until we were live.
67:58So I, you know, I put together my, like my own notes and stuff, but I was, yeah, when I saw that,
68:04I was like, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That makes me real excited.
68:08Oh yes. Thank you for that. I don't feel like we get to talk about, I don't feel like we talk about Quen Sean Junkins enough.
68:17I don't know for sure because we can't see below Jose's chest, but I'm pretty sure his pants were off when you
68:23were talking about how many shares of, uh, uh, George Pickens you had, because he is a huge George Pickens believer.
68:30And I, I am the detractor on this podcast.
68:33I, um, I think he gets in his own way mentally, which is, you know, why I like when you call, you
68:40know, gospel George for a Carnell Tate, like that gets me excited because I like George Pickens talent.
68:45I do, but I just can't, I can't buy into it because I know that it's just volatile when he's on the
68:52field, but Oh yeah, man, dude, he is crazy as a cat in the room for the rocket.
68:58Like I fully acknowledge that I like for, for a couple of years, the first couple of years I tried to ignore
69:04it and just be like, Oh, that's just, Oh, just couple of just God, just being a dude.
69:10And it was like, Oh no, he's actually crazy.
69:13Okay. So we got to factor that in good thing that we got the ceiling outcome.
69:18So at least we can sell for like close to what he's worth.
69:22So I get it. I totally get it. No, that's good.
69:25Yeah. And then just my quick thoughts on Judkins here.
69:28I love the call out too. I'm all in on Judkins.
69:32I think he is greatly underrated in, in the rankings right now.
69:35Like, I think he should probably going around like RB seven, RB eight in rankings.
69:40And I think he's probably more around like RB 12 or 13 at this point.
69:45I love the call out this, this, this is a dude.
69:48When we talk about the tale of two seasons, like we were talking about with Tyler Warren, people forget how he, that
69:55middle of the season happened for him because I think it was the first two or three games that he didn't end
70:02up playing, but man, he, he was really good.
70:05And I'm not really concerned about the injury all that much.
70:08I think he has a good season. I think he, especially too, they invested in that offensive line.
70:14And I think it's going to be a lot better.
70:17I honestly think the Browns are just going to surprise people this year with their offense.
70:22If they can get even halfway decent quarterback play from one of their seven quarterbacks, I think it'll be okay for them.
70:29So you wish they had like some sort of morph, like if they just combined all of them, they, they like the power Rangers.
70:36Yeah. Like, like a morph super, for a quarterback for the Browns, you could get like one decent guy to play quarterback.
70:43That'd be great. Hopefully they figure that out sometime soon, but until then let's talk about my last breakout here.
70:49And this one, you know, guys, I, I didn't really feel comfortable calling him out as a breakout, but I'm just going
70:56with my heart here and, and what I think is actually going to happen.
71:00And that's Elijah Waffle House, Surratt is a Surratt or Surratt.
71:04I don't know. Let's just call him Waffle House.
71:06He was a favorite prospect of mine for this year, man, his career in college, 44 touchdowns.
71:12This is the most out of any of the other wide receivers coming in this year.
71:17I think that's even more than Tanner Kozio who had like, like 20 touchdowns in a season or something like that.
71:23But 179 first downs. Also, this dude has a nose for the chains.
71:27That's a good for a 12 and a half percent first down per route run, 23% target per route run.
71:34And then zero point, I'm sorry, 2.6 yards per route run.
71:37Those are great analytics coming in. Honestly, one of the better analytics of, of all these, the prospects coming in.
71:43And I just think that it's a great fit with the Ravens.
71:47Also, I think a lot of people assume Declan Doyle is going to be like a Ben Johnson imitation, but he had
71:54six years under Sean Payton before his one year with Ben Johnson.
71:57So I'm expecting more Payton than Johnson, which to me is going to lean less on 12 personnel.
72:03You know, Sean Payton's offenses have been less than 15% 12 personnel over two years, which is important because it's conducive to a slot role.
72:11And there's been a lot of smoke for Surratt to be in that big slot role for the Ravens, which is what has me so interested in him.
72:19Now, even before I liked him as a prospect, we have Matt Harmon saying that he thinks Surratt would be very good in that big slot role.
72:28When we see these guys that come out that don't separate all that well, a lot of times is when they succeed
72:35in the NFL is because they get put in the slot, like Arashi Rice or, um, oh man, I'm blanking.
72:41Who was the Pittsburgh guy that Juju Smith Schuster?
72:44Thank you. Um, yeah, he had, uh, we're talking back of Surratt now, 83.3% success rate versus zone coverage.
72:50Second best in the class. They drafted also Jacoby Lane ahead of Elijah Surat, but he's, you know, the more prototypical outside X receiver.
72:57And then you have the smoke of the general manager to Costa saying that Elijah Surratt is really, really good on the
73:04inside, even though his profile has extensive use on the outside, that just means he's multifunctional.
73:09And I think in this offense, a Sean Payton offense, there's usually a big guy in the middle of the field that's stretching the seams.
73:17And maybe that's, Andrew's here, but I think it could be Elijah Surratt.
73:21He has a great profile to do that. I think he can create a lot of space with the ball in his hands while he's in motion.
73:29He's not out there going to, you know, breaking a lot of tackles.
73:33And that was more of the Omar Cooper Jr.
73:36role, uh, in the Hoosiers, but you've seen it from him that he can have, uh, a big role in the intermediate of the field.
73:44He's really good on slants and out routes. And I just, I think, I think if, if the role goes to where
73:51he is and he's on the field 80% of the time in that role, I think we're going to see a lot
73:57of good things from him because he's twitching enough to sell the roads and sell the routes with great hands and just not slow either.
74:05You know, a four, four, five 40 at the pro day.
74:09It, all of these things lean into that role of a big slot.
74:13And I just, I can't, I can't get off of him, especially two cents the draft capital that you have to put into him.
74:20You can get them in the third round. Sometimes I've been smashing him in the late seconds of my rookie drafts.
74:27I have him in a ton of places and I'm, I'm really looking forward to what we see from him here.
74:33So what do you guys think about it? Shev give me your thoughts.
74:37He was a guy that I was, I kind of had earmarked.
74:41I wanted a different landing spot than Baltimore just because, just because of work traditionally, like Zay Flowers has been the only
74:48receiver outside of Hollywood Brown that, you know, Hollywood Brown had 140 targets at one time and turned in like a top 15 season once.
74:55And so Zay Flowers has been the iteration that has succeeded.
74:59And I think that with Declan Doyle, I think that he will thrive.
75:03I think that this is an interesting notion because I do believe Mark Andrews is done.
75:08And so you need someone to command and dominate the middle of the field to make it easy, you know, to make it easy for Lamar.
75:16And they hadn't, they haven't had that, you know, since Mark Andrews suffered the car accident and then all, you know, the
75:23ankle injury, he just hasn't been the same guy.
75:26So for me, I think that this is an opportunity for them to kind of rebuild, rebuild their passing tree into something that's more wide receiver centric.
75:34And you have, you have the utility where we saw Elijah Surat succeed almost exclusively outside as, you know, with Omar Cooper
75:41pretty much dominating the slot in 2025. So those, we, everybody talked about the back shoulders and then that became a narrative
75:48about how Elijah Surat can't separate, but he's also a ball winner and you have insane career production, 44 touchdowns for a wide receiver is absurd.
75:56And you could say, Oh, it came to the lower level.
75:59James Madison made the college football playoff this year.
76:02So they were gearing up. Okay. So that's not a program.
76:05That's not a program that you can just turn your nose up at.
76:09So I like this call here. I, I was really disappointed just because, you know, you kind of helmet scout and it's
76:16like scouting Tennessee wide receivers, scouting Baltimore wide receivers for fantasy utility just hasn't really lent itself to something.
76:22But if you're going to make a bet, be early to this party because there could be a changing of the guard.
76:29If Lamar starts to run this, because I mean, we saw the report where his hamstring just wasn't the same after the injury.
76:36We know that he can win as a, as a quarterback from the pocket.
76:40I mean, he had the highest passer rating season of all time just two years ago and through 40 touchdowns and four picks.
76:48So if that changes, then yes, this is a wonderful call.
76:51If it doesn't change, then it costs you nothing.
76:54He's, he's going in the third or the fourth round of your rookie draft sometimes.
76:58So if you have bullet signal, like, you know, like brother Machado here and you're like, Hey, I like this.
77:05I want to be early to the party. This is a guy kind of like a run that gasped in with me
77:12last year where you can load up. And then all of a sudden there's a guy who's worth who you paid a third for that.
77:19Once we get some real good signal five weeks in the season, you could sell for sometimes for a late first, probably
77:26like early seconds, especially if he's, you know, if he's, if he's performing, people get real, real hard up mail pattern, Ricky
77:33Hornets, isn't just for the draft thing. It's during the season.
77:36Yeah. If it lasts more than four hours, call a doctor though.
77:40So yes. Yeah. All right. What are your thoughts, man?
77:43Yeah. I mean, I think we've been locked in on Surratt for a while.
77:48I do agree with Shev that during the draft, you were hoping for something a little bit better, a little bit more
77:54of a clear situation, but this is the post Harbaugh era.
77:58I think we do need to kind of rethink some of the things we think about the Ravens going forward.
78:04Harbaugh was there for a long time. He was running the show, even though he wasn't the offensive, you know, my mind,
78:11but he was still the head coach. Everything ran through him.
78:14So I think for Lamar, for everybody there, we're going to have to rethink and see what, what's going to happen now
78:21with the new coaching staff and everything that you were bringing up.
78:25So I, we've liked Elijah Surratt, his profile. He was one of our favorite wide receivers outside of kind of the big three or four.
78:33So I've been in the same spot with you.
78:35Anytime, any chance I get late second, third round, I'm sniping Elijah Surratt, just especially in this sort of rookie draft where
78:42there is not, you know, a ton of players to be super excited about.
78:47If there's somebody that you are, you know, getting the male pattern horniness for, they might as well, you know, shoot your
78:53shot, take the, take the guy that you're excited about instead of just somebody who you don't, you know, you have no, no interest in whatsoever.
79:01Yeah. I mean like, you know, like girls are cool and all, but you ever had a third round rookie pick that
79:08you, you know, that you, that you just hit on and now you can get a first four or he's just performing
79:15in your lineups and you got them across like 20 leagues.
79:19Hey, there are very few feelings that exceed that.
79:21Like, like John Hamm in a club. Yeah. Yeah.
79:24Exactly. It's so good when you can do that.
79:27All right. That feels like a good point to end on here.
79:31That was a great episode. Chef, thanks so much for coming on, man.
79:35That was a ton of fun. Why don't you go ahead and shout out where the rest of the listeners can, can
79:42find all your, your great content and information you're putting out there, man.
79:46Oh man. I appreciate, I appreciate the opportunity. This is, it's always awesome.
79:50Right now we're getting into, we're getting into trying to parse together what it's going to look like.
79:55Uh, you know, we've gone through rookie, you know, rookie evaluations and now we got landing spots and stuff.
80:01So all that said, Hey, you can find everything that I'm doing over at the FF dynasty, uh, and the FFD fantasy.
80:08We've got the redraft side that I do that I handle primarily during the season.
80:13And then, you know, we got my podcast that I founded two guys, one pod with Addison at duck league champ.
80:19So I'm at shape 90 on all the socials.
80:22Follow me. Hey, we can, we can go back and forth.
80:25Just keep it respectful. I think there's a sect of people on the internet that just find me and want to argue about stuff and I'll do it.
80:34I don't mind at all. Just keep it respectful.
80:37Like I will, I will never say anything cross to you as long as you don't say anything crazy to me.
80:43I love it. Hey man. Yeah. Again, thank you, chef.
80:46We really appreciate you. We're going to hit the outro here and yeah, it's, it's fun, man.
80:52I love these breakouts. Hopefully we can have you again on another time, chef, but with that, let's, let's pass it to the sign us off here, man.
81:00Yeah. Again, thank you, chef, for taking time coming on to our podcast.
81:05We really appreciate it. Please guys go check out all his stuff.
81:08He makes great content. I'll have the podcast he's on with his co-hosts.
81:12It's a great time. Again, if you want a roster review or anything, then you can find this future first pod, um,
81:19future first pod, wherever you get your podcasts on YouTube as well.
81:23Um, please follow, like, subscribe, comment, touchdown on that like button, go for two, um, everything, you know, it was a great time.
81:30Hopefully you guys, you enjoyed it. And, uh, as always we're future first and, you know, thank you for sticking with us.
81:37Exactly. Yeah. These breakouts, hopefully, you know, put in your comment, who you think is a breakout.
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