Andy Holloway

But to be clear, the previous year, what we were drafting on, here's what we were drafting on.

A pace of 127 for 1,714.

14 touchdowns.

So 200 targets, 127 receptions, 1,700 yards, 14 touchdowns.

That was his final six weeks.

And then we're like, now figure out where to draft him in the draft.

And he went super high.

And he did it without Jacoby Myers or Travis Hunter or Parker Washington surrounding him with a different quarterback.

And I...

It's really hard to look at Brian Thomas and be like, I think he's just going to settle into mediocrity for his career, but that's how it feels right now.

I don't feel like there's margin for anything remarkably close to those numbers in this offense when you have those other names.

They just gave a huge contract to Jacoby Myers.

Parker Washington has emerged.

I think Travis Hunter plays offense.

To me, Brian Thomas Jr., again, this is not a discussion about what he's going to do.

This is where he's being drafted, and

I think he's being drafted as the wide receiver in the 20s.

No, maybe not.

Yeah, 26.

I'll go 26.