Austin Bonta

I don't even remember what that was supposed to be.

It's the Mummers parade in Philly.

Yeah, it's a thing.

It was as if he was celebrating Mardi Gras, but in a more regal fashion.

How about that?

Hey, everybody.

How we doing?

Well, that's what I was going to say.

This is all relative.

They definitely have the best draft class because of the production that they got in year one from those three players that you mentioned.

Colson Loveland was out here.

Catching up with, and by the end of the year, if you look at the back half of the season, now, I understand Daniel Jones was out, but he played better than Tyler Warren down the stretch and certainly in the postseason, because guess what?

Tyler Warren wasn't in the postseason.

Kyle Menungai was out here doing things as a seventh rounder that made you question some of the other running backs that were taken ahead of him.

Now, a lot can be said about that offensive line, but the offensive line play was...

wouldn't be what it was without Colston Loveland being one of the guys who was added on as a tight end.

So I really think when you look at what the rookies did, especially Luther Burton III, understanding he, in a lot of people's eyes, fell to the second round.

The impact they made when they were in a position to make an impact is undeniable compared to everyone else.

Close second, though, to the Cleveland Browns who had a couple of monsters on defense.

Yeah, put some numbers to what you just said, Marshall.