Andy Holloway

What happened after that?

Well, he never had a full practice week the rest of the season, including once he came back into the playoffs.

He was resting every Wednesday, resting every Thursday, barely practicing on Friday, going out there and playing like trash.

I mean, after he was injured, 38% catch rate.

He was on pace for 639 yards and three touchdowns.

He also didn't play as many snaps.

He was usually out there for 93% of the snaps when he was healthy.

And then all of a sudden, they're trying to monitor him, trying to relax this heel foot injury, and he's playing 70% of the snaps.

Yeah, he wasn't that good because he was injured.

Now, if he's healthy, if you're telling me I have to take a bet on whether Roma Dunze, who they did spin the number nine pick in the draft for, and for a reason, everybody believed that this was a guy who was a top 10 NFL draft pick.

It wasn't like they reached.

It wasn't a shock in the draft where we're like, oh my God, like Darius Hayward Bay.

That was like, oh, he's the fast speedster guy that got overdrafted.

Rome was expected to be a great wide receiver.

My Felix score that I've talked about a lot and that has been so far looking really good for judging prospects has Rome as a 90th percentile prospect.

He's not a bad prospect.

He's not a bust player.

And what he did in his sophomore year was dominate for fantasy until he injured his foot.

And then he sucked.

And then you get excited about other people.