Joe Pisapia

Maybe you can go to 28 and I'm still listening, but we start going to 25.

I think I might have to reconsider.

Let's talk about Parker Washington here.

I like that.

All right, what about Parker Washington, Bob?

Because this was a guy that came on late, and sometimes we see these trends, right, where they happen later, and you go, okay, we're buying this, and then we had, you know, Jacoby Myers end up in this offense, Brian Thomas became nothing.

It feels like Parker Washington is a guy that kind of fits historically, if you start to look at the data a little deeper of what Trevor Lawrence likes to do.

on the field.

So are you buying into that or is it too crowded of a room at wide receiver 41?

Boggs, I think at 41 I'm in question, but where you have him at 52, I'm intrigued.

If he falls because you're in a more casual league and people just aren't really aware, I think as a depth wide receiver there, I'm kind of listening to that value.

Because if they don't, I can't understand why they made those picks.

It's like he's done it before.

We had a great debate.

We just did the AFC power ranking show, which is hilarious on the tailgate NFL channel.

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Spoiler alert, you know, where I had them, I was a little bit down on the Jaguars.