Jake Seeley
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2,595 appearances
9 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2026
last heard 21 Sep
Jake Seeley’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 9 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 7.
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So all of those names, it's similar to wide receiver two.
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So if you shuffle them up and told me that Kenneth Walker's at the top with Amerian Hampton at four and five, and somehow HN's all the way at the bottom.
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I wouldn't be shocked.
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That's why they're in one big tier for me.
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So that's why I think there's warranted value in taking Walker because there's the upside to finish as the top five running back.
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And that's where I agree with Fitz on this part, especially when you hear they're designing the passing game for the running backs around his skill set.
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They're not just trying to get him involved, they're re like they're implementing changes to acclimate to his skill set.
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So the real thing, and I a little bit.
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Fitz said there, everybody's injury risk until they're not.
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Leonard Fournette was hurt throughout college, throughout the beginning of his career, and then he wasn't.
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And then he was healthy and he was like a league winner, which is kind of like the very similar situation, I think, to this one is the fact that he finally stayed healthy and Leonard Fournette was a top six, seven running back.
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Yeah, I I'll go straight through positions 'cause they weren't in any particular order, so I'll start at quarterback and I think this is a name that has been brought up on these shows before, but I haven't talked about 'em a lot recently and just or I guess overall, uh Malik Willis at quarterback because the way I interpreted, similar to what Fitz was saying, was that hey, like these are the guys that, you know, you maybe take middle rounds, later rounds, but that massively outperform where they're going as in guys that
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End up being an every week starter that you weren't thinking of.
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And with Malik Willis, the the simplest version of this, and I reference Daniel Jones a lot because I reference his 707 rushing touchdown season.
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Um, and the fact that if you look at it, he was not even throwing a touchdown per game that season.
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He still was a top 10 quarterback.
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So I'll just give you the fact the numbers for everybody.
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Let's say Malik Willis runs for 706, those touchdowns.
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You add in the numbers for passing-wise.
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This is all it takes to be a QB1 on average.
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