Jeff O'Neill

But him, as opposed to... And it's recency bias involved, in my opinion.

Those other two leapfrogged him last year.

And until he comes back and outperforms them and kind of leapfrogs over them, then he stays at three.

Especially Drake May, man.

I think Drake May, as poor as he played in the Super Bowl, it wasn't impressive.

It wasn't really great the whole playoffs, but...

He is the real deal, man.

There is a chance that he could be an absolute stud next year and dominate more than he did this year.

I have him at three behind those two guys right now.

It's a great thing about sports, and it's why guys make so much money because it's all, everything's white at the beginning of the year, and it's like, okay, what do you got this year?

You were great last year.

Unless you get to the Mahomes level, the Matthew Stafford level, where it's like, hey, there's that guy who's just always awesome.

And he's earned that.

They've earned that.

Of course they do.

Both of those guys I just mentioned, they deserve that and they earn that.

But these other guys, you've got to prove it for a long duration, man, before you become one of those automatic where you walk sight on scene and people are like, that's the guy.

You know what I don't have faith in?

I have faith in the arm.

I have faith in the guy.