Man, some team is gonna get CD-LAM in that team, may not be my team, and I'm going to be pissed. CD-LAM number two, wire receiver, Oklahoma, let's talk about it. You know, I feel like every year there's a new player that kind of moves the culture along in terms of player evaluation or whatnot. Think about it's two guys from last year, actually. Think about DK Metcalf. He was drafted in the third round because he can't turn. And I think that's appropriate because you want to be a first round receiver, you got to be able to turn. But what he was really good at, he ran slants really well and hitches and screens and non-rots, right? Cool. So when he got to Seattle, all he ran was slancing hitches and screens and non-rots. And he was really, really good, right? Think about Debo Samuel for San Francisco who's not a polished receiver at all. Like he's not a great ride runner-er receiver. But what Debo was really good at was getting the ball in his hands and being really hard to tackle. So what we saw from Debo Samuel and the Super Bowl is him getting the ball quickly and being hard to tackle, right? I think there's going to be a new trend for quick game receivers in the National Football League, right? I think this year, this year, CD Lam is probably going to be the guy that leads that new revolution in respecting I may not be polished receiver yet guy, but I'm damn good yet guy, okay? So CD Lam, who I think is a pretty good receiver, is he the most polished in this class? Probably not. But year one, you can definitely use him as quick game yet guy and then let him develop into the receiver you want him to be. He ain't got to have the biggest route tree right now. He ain't got to be the most nuanced right now. But does he have a place in your offense? Absolutely. Let's take a look at this one play from CD Lam right here, right? CD Lam's going to come across left side of the screen. Boom. Boom, he's going to make guys miss. And I think CD Lam making guys miss is really interesting because he's not making guys miss with super physical traits. It's more so his contact balance and him reading defenders before they get there. Let's just run it back one more time. Of course he has some speed that he's going to beat this guy with, right? He's going to basically read the angle that this defender is taking. Then right when he gets there, he's going to sidestep him. See that? That wasn't some big shady McCoy in his prime level quickness. That was just, I see where you at and I'm just going to simple sidestep. Right? You're going to miss because you're not fast enough. Get off the ground. You messing up your clothes, my God. You're not fast enough and then these other guys are just going to simply try to arm tackle. I mean, he's just going to do that and contact his balance all the way. Contact his balance. Contact balance his way all the way to the end zone, which I think is interesting, right? Because a lot of people are going to say, and some people may, may, may in this chat box as well, they're going to say, well, what about the big 12 defense thing? He's just beating up on big 12 defenses. I feel you on that and you have a claim, kind of sort of. But at the end of the year, we saw him versus LSU. He had like 130 some yards against them. We saw he had a pretty, pretty good game versus Baylor in Texas who are ranked teams. So that has to count for something. But it's a couple of ways I look at it. It's not like these big 12 people can't tackle him because he's using talent to make them miss tackles. He's using his eyes. He's using balance and anticipation. And then he has speed on the back end, right? And that's probably like 449 speed, maybe I don't know. And 449 speed is 449 speed everywhere you go. Plus, if I can pause my film for a second, like, y'all want to talk about, can this translate to the National Football League? Let's be fair. There are corners in the National Football League that aren't tackled as well, right? So let's just not overthink this a bit much, right? So like I said, when City Lamb gets to the league, he's going to be doing a lot of this, a lot of quick game stuff. And once he gets to ball in his hands, he turns into a runner again. Now later on in this film session, we're going to talk about him as an actual receiver. And we ain't going to talk about it long because it really ain't much to say. But like I said, let's not overthink receivers anymore. You know what I mean? I did that so hopefully we ain't got to go through that, right? You're going to get the ball out quickly to City Lamb here. Next thing you know, I'm going to contact Balanced My Way. Look at his spin move. His spin move wasn't the best spin move you ever seen in your life. But he just kind of knew when to spin, right? He just knew when to spin, right? And look at this. And these guys coming in late, oh, you activated my trap card. You activated my trap. Boy, get your Bayla AS off of me. And he goes to the hands on. He does this a lot. He does this against them and everybody. If you only did this against the worst big 12 tackling team in the country, then maybe I'll understand. Okay, he did, you know, Kansas State pretty bad. But he did this against everybody for two years consistently. Oh no, my God. I'm just not ready to just use big 12. I'm not ready to use big 12 as an example against City Lamb just shit, man. I don't think I'm ready to do that just shit. My God, take a look at this. But let's see what's going to happen here. Oh, this is just movement. This contact balance and movement, just moving, moving, moving, moving, moving. Get you up off of me. And finally, this guy grabbed the right ankle and just got me up out of there. I don't know, man. City Lamb is a fun player to watch, man. He's definitely a day one starter. That's something that you gotta think about when you're drafting guys, right? Can they help you? Look at this. Can they help you? Day one, City Lamb also running through people there. City Lamb absolutely got some day one work to him. He's absolutely got some day one work to him. And plus when he develops, he'll probably be an even better receiver after that. All right. I want everybody to go on their backyard and try to do this, man. Like go find about three friends and go on your backyard. I want you to contact balance your way through a tackle and then leap over a arm tackle and try not to fall into the grass. All this full speed and don't pull no muscle and don't end up, you know, sound like in your neighbors back yard or whatever. This ain't easy to do. This ain't easy to do. If it was easy to do, every receiver would be yak guy. And most receivers can do yak things, but they do yak things in different ways. We talked about Henry Ruggs. He did yak things by being fascinating people, you know? Jerry Judy may be he may do yak things being quicker and smoother than people. While CD Lam is going to anticipate your tackles, he's going to read your angles. He's going to contact balance. Let's take a look at some plays just him being a pure receiver here, right? And to be fair, we ain't got to just look all over the place to go find them. Because regardless of what he's doing at receiver, regardless of the route that he's running, after he catches the ball, he's going to turn right back into yak guy again. So it really doesn't matter if he's the receiver that you want him to be or not, you can win with him. You can win with him. If Debo Sam, you had a couple more carries or a couple more quick catches, there's no telling what could have happened, but they stopped going to him. Hey man, if CD Lam on my team, I'm not going to start going to him. Let's see what happens here. This is the big joint down the field. Over three defenders. Y'all. And he's just going to get away from all those guys. There's another one too that he jumped over like three people. You know what I mean? And to be fair, we don't have as many examples of him jumping over people as we have of him, you know, taking short passes and just not getting tackled. Take a look at that. Mm. Mm. I don't like to see a lot more CD Lam just jumping over people. And hey, like I said, combine is coming up. So we get to see what his hands are like down field. We get to see the kind of routes he can run. Now, you know, I don't incorporate too much combine thinking into my thoughts or whatever, but. Hey, man, what you want me to say? What you want me to say? Mm. Get your Texas ass off me. Boy. Boy. Oh, man. I wanted to do it on my team, man. I want them on my team. And my team don't even need receivers. Cowboys don't need receivers, but how would I use CD Lam day one? I think he could play inside and outside for you. What made me say inside is sure, let him be a just sweep guy. Let him run those quick patterns in the, you know, just those slants and hitches and screens. Let him run them from the slot. If you want them to go play outside, I'm talking cowboys now. You want to play outside, put your best receiver at slot and you can just do what you want to do. Put him out. Man, it's endless opportunities. It's endless opportunities. Plus at the end of the day, in about three years, he'll be a number one wire receiver for you. So fantasy football nerds, go get you one, especially depending on what team he goes to. I'm a big fan of CD Lam. All right. So we dropped Henry Rugg yesterday and I know we got the CD Lam joint now. We'll probably drop Jerry Judy tomorrow, but hey, as of now, who I like the most, I don't know. We'll see, we'll see by the end of the week and I definitely have a better answer by April. But until then, I appreciate your opportunity, bro. 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