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  1. 17h ago

    The Real Trade Value Of These 6 NFL Players

    The 2026 NFL trade deadline is coming, and some very interesting players could be on the move. On this episode of 4th & Football, Kyle Crabbs and Garret Greenlee break down six NFL players who could potentially be traded before the deadline and determine what each player would realistically be worth. First Down begins with Brian Thomas Jr. The former first-round pick has become one of the most popular potential trade names around the NFL after a disappointing start to his third season in Jacksonville. But the guys believe there is still enormous upside with Thomas because of his age, draft pedigree, production and extremely affordable contract. They discuss whether teams like the Raiders, Rams or Vikings could make sense as potential landing spots and ultimately value Thomas at a second-round pick. The guys then discuss Saquon Barkley. Barkley remains a highly talented player, but Philadelphia's complicated salary-cap situation makes a trade much more difficult. Trading him would dramatically increase the Eagles' 2027 cap charge, meaning Philadelphia would likely need significant compensation to even consider moving him. Kyle and Garret ultimately land around a conditional third-round pick for Barkley, potentially improving based on a team's postseason success. Second Down moves to the Indianapolis Colts and Josh Downs. The guys believe Downs is better than his statistics suggest and could be a valuable building block for another offense. But with Indianapolis lacking a first-round pick, preparing to hire a new general manager and facing questions about its quarterback situation, moving Downs could help replenish draft capital. They ultimately value Downs around an early fourth-round pick to a fifth-round pick. Third Down turns to pass rushers. First up is Khalil Mack. The future Hall of Famer is on an 0-6 Chargers team and is entering what could be the final stage of his career. With an expiring contract, Mack could be the ultimate eight-game rental for a Super Bowl contender. The guys value him around a fifth-round pick. Then they discuss Josh Sweat. Sweat is younger, has multiple years of contract control and has already produced multiple double-digit sack seasons. That combination makes him significantly more valuable than a traditional rental. The guys debate whether Sweat could command a second-round pick. Finally, they discuss Philadelphia cornerback Riq Woolen. Woolen signed a one-year deal with the Eagles, and his contract structure creates an interesting opportunity for Philadelphia. If the Eagles decide to move him, a contender could acquire an inexpensive starting-caliber corner while Philadelphia potentially gets another draft asset rather than simply letting him walk. The guys value Woolen around a fifth-round pick. Fourth Down is where they call their shots. Kyle picks Colts defensive tackle DeForest Buckner as the player he believes will actually be traded before the November 10 deadline. Garret picks Khalil Mack. Who is right? And which of these six players would YOU trade for? Let us know in the comments. This is 4th & Football with Kyle Crabbs and Garret Greenlee. Try the A to Z Sports NFL Trade Simulator: YouTube: Instagram: TikTok: Twitter: Facebook: 00:00 NFL Trade Deadline Preview 01:30 What Makes A Trade Actually Work? 04:40 Salary Cap & Contract Considerations 06:00 Why Trades Aren't Simple 09:10 Brian Thomas Jr. 12:25 BTJ's Upside & Trade Value 14:45 Why BTJ Could Still Be A Star 16:00 Potential BTJ Landing Spots 18:15 Saquon Barkley 19:00 Philadelphia's Salary Cap Problem 20:00 Saquon's Age & Workload 21:00 Saquon Trade Value 22:00 Vikings & Seahawks As Landing Spots 23:00 Why Saquon Makes Sense For A Contender 23:30 Josh Downs 24:00 Why Josh Downs Is Better Than His Stats 25:00 Josh Downs Trade Value 26:00 The Colts' Roster Reset 29:00 Third Down: Defensive Players 29:15 Khalil Mack 30:00 Mack's Trade Value 31:00 Recent Pass Rusher Trades 33:00 Why Khalil Mack Is The Perfect Rental 33:45 Josh Sweat 35:00 Josh Sweat's Contract Value 36:00 Why Sweat Is Worth More Than Mack 38:30 Could Chicago Trade For Josh Sweat? 39:30 Riq Woolen 40:00 Why Woolen's Contract Is Interesting 42:00 Woolen's Trade Value 44:35 Fourth Down: Call Your Shot 46:00 Kyle Picks DeForest Buckner 48:00 Garrett Picks Khalil Mack 49:00 Chiefs vs. Seahawks Prediction

  2. 2d ago

    The Los Angeles Rams Have Zero Room For Error

    The Los Angeles Rams are 2-4 and sitting near the bottom of the NFC West. So what exactly went wrong? On this episode of 4th & Football, Kyle Crabbs and Garret Greenlee take a full four-down deep dive into the Rams, what's gone wrong through six games, what needs to change, and whether Los Angeles can still salvage its season. FIRST DOWN focuses on the Rams' offense. Matthew Stafford is putting up impressive volume numbers, but the guys believe his play has been far too inconsistent. They discuss missed throws, questionable decisions and a red-zone opportunity against Arizona that could have changed the game. The bigger concern is the Rams' offensive identity. Why are the Rams throwing the ball on third-and-one with Kyren Williams and Blake Corum available? Why does this offense look like it is still trying to figure out what it wants to be despite Stafford, Kyren Williams, Puka Nacua and Sean McVay having years of continuity together? The Rams entered the season with massive expectations, but they are now 2-4 after losing to Arizona at home. SECOND DOWN asks whether the defense deserves any of the blame. The answer is mostly no. The Rams have allowed just 52 rushing yards to the Giants and 78 to Denver, while ranking near the top of the NFL in yards allowed. They have also forced six turnovers through six games. The guys believe the defense has generally done enough to keep Los Angeles competitive, but injuries are becoming a major problem. Puna Ford is done for the season, Kobie Turner is on injured reserve, and the Rams are relying heavily on their remaining interior defensive linemen. Myles Garrett's eventual return could dramatically change the pass rush. But special teams have also become a major problem. The Rams are allowing opponents to start drives around their own 34-yard line on average after kickoffs, one of the worst marks in the NFL. The guys explain how that hidden field-position problem is putting even more pressure on the defense. THIRD DOWN focuses on what the Rams need to change. The guys also discuss Kyren Williams' frustration after the Arizona loss and whether cracks could begin to appear inside the locker room if the Rams continue losing. FOURTH DOWN looks at the Rams' remaining schedule and whether the season can still be saved. After that comes a brutal stretch featuring Green Bay, Kansas City, San Francisco and Dallas. The guys believe going 2-2 through that stretch could leave Los Angeles at 8-6 heading into the final three games and potentially give them a path to 10 wins. But there is almost no room for error. The guys ultimately compare the Rams' situation to the 2011 Philadelphia Eagles' "Dream Team," another preseason Super Bowl favorite that started 2-4 and ultimately disappointed. They finish by making their Thursday Night Football prediction for New England vs. Chicago. Can the Rams still save their season? How many wins will it take to make the playoffs? And is Sean McVay's team about to become one of the biggest disappointments in recent NFL history? Let us know what you think. This is 4th & Football with Kyle Crabbs and Garret Greenlee. Try the A to Z Sports NFL Trade Simulator: YouTube: Instagram: TikTok: Twitter: Facebook: 00:00 What Is Wrong With The Rams? 00:53 The Rams Are 2-4 02:45 Matthew Stafford Is Underwhelming 03:40 Stafford's Numbers vs. The Tape 05:18 Is Stafford's Volume A Problem? 06:08 The Rams Have No Offensive Identity 07:25 Why Are The Rams Throwing On 3rd-And-1? 08:08 The Rams Should Be Better Than This 09:39 The Rams' Super Bowl Expectations 11:46 Second Down: Is The Defense The Problem? 12:01 The Rams Defense Has Actually Played Well 13:30 The Rams Should Be 4-2 15:00 Myles Garrett Is Coming Back 15:49 The Rams' Special Teams Problem 17:00 The Rams Have Been Unlucky 18:30 Kyren Williams' Frustration 19:30 Are Cracks Forming In The Locker Room? 21:00 Is Sean McVay's Message Getting Stale? 24:11 Third Down: How Do The Rams Fix This? 25:00 The Rams Are Using Too Much 13 Personnel 26:00 Davante Adams' Injury Changes Everything 27:00 Should The Rams Make A Trade? 29:30 The Rams Are Running Out Of Options 31:00 The Rams' Must-Win Schedule 34:00 The Rams Need To Be 6-4 35:28 Fourth Down: Can The Rams Save Their Season? 36:00 The Next Four Games 37:30 Can The Rams Go 4-0? 38:30 Packers, Chiefs, 49ers & Cowboys 40:00 The Rams' Path To 10 Wins 41:30 The Rams Cannot Win The NFC West 42:30 The Wild Card Is The Only Path 45:34 The 2011 Eagles Dream Team Comparison 46:30 The Rams Were Our Super Bowl Pick 47:00 The Biggest Disappointment Of The Season?

  3. 6d ago

    Our NFL Playoff Dark Horse Picks Are VERY Interesting

    Which NFL team that nobody is talking about has the best chance to sneak into the playoffs? On Fourth Down of 4th & Football, Kyle Crabbs and Garret Greenlee call their shots on the NFL's biggest playoff dark horses. Garret goes first and picks the Atlanta Falcons. Atlanta has already shown flashes against some of the league's better teams, including a strong win over Green Bay, and the guys believe the NFC South gives the Falcons a realistic path to the postseason. The Falcons' upcoming schedule includes games against Chicago, San Francisco and Tampa Bay, and the guys believe Atlanta could potentially be 4-4 through eight games. If the Falcons can split a difficult four-game stretch against Cincinnati, Kansas City, Minnesota and Detroit, the guys believe an 8- or 9-win season could be enough to sneak into the playoffs. Bijan Robinson and Michael Penix Jr. are also key parts of the Falcons' upside. Kyle's pick is the Houston Texans. Kyle admits Houston probably isn't the most likely playoff team mathematically, but he believes the Texans have enough to get hot and potentially outpace Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Las Vegas and Denver for the final AFC playoff spot. The Texans are getting good quarterback play, their defense is better than it has looked at times, and they recently made a trade to improve the roster. But Houston faces a massive Week 6 test against Jacksonville in London. The Jaguars have already been overseas for a week, making the matchup even more difficult. Kyle believes Houston needs to find a way to win that game if it wants to make a serious playoff push. The guys also mention the Carolina Panthers as another team worth watching if Bryce Young and Tetairoa McMillan continue playing at a high level and the defense can become merely serviceable. Which dark-horse team do you believe can make the playoffs? Atlanta Falcons, Houston Texans, Carolina Panthers — or someone else? Let us know in the comments. This is 4th & Football with Kyle Crabbs and Garret Greenlee. Try the A to Z Sports NFL Trade Simulator: YouTube: Instagram: TikTok: Twitter: Facebook: 00:00 NFL Playoff Dark Horse Picks 00:13 Garret's Pick: Atlanta Falcons 00:36 Atlanta's Upcoming Schedule 00:57 Can Atlanta Get To 8 Or 9 Wins? 01:15 Why The Falcons Could Sneak Into The Playoffs 01:47 Kyle's Pick: Houston Texans 02:00 Houston's Path To The Playoffs 02:28 Why Kyle Believes In Houston 02:52 Houston's Must-Win Week 03:17 Falcons vs. Texans Dark Horse Debate 03:20 Houston's Remaining Schedule 03:32 Carolina Panthers Enter The Conversation 03:48 Could Carolina Sneak Into The Playoffs?

  4. Oct 9

    We Almost Put These Players In The Top 10

    The final three picks of our 2023 NFL Draft redraft are here — and there are some BIG names left on the board. On Third Down of 4th & Football, Kyle Crabbs and Garret Greenlee finish their top 10 2023 NFL Draft redraft by selecting picks No. 8, No. 9 and No. 10 based purely on the talent each player has shown in the NFL. Darnell Wright is the first selection. The Chicago Bears offensive tackle has developed into a key piece of one of the NFL's most productive rushing attacks, while also improving significantly as a pass protector. Kyle explains why Wright's combination of physicality, athleticism and development makes him one of the best offensive linemen from the 2023 draft class. Jalen Carter comes next. Carter was one of Kyle's three highest-graded players in the entire 2023 class alongside Will Anderson Jr. and Bijan Robinson. While his recent play has not consistently reached the level he showed earlier in his career, the guys believe his ceiling remains extremely high. At his best, Carter can be a first-team All-Pro-caliber interior defensive lineman capable of completely disrupting an opponent's game plan. Peter Skoronski is the final selection. The Tennessee Titans guard has developed into one of the better guards in football after transitioning from college tackle to the interior. The guys discuss how Skoronski's athleticism, pass-protection ability and physical tools have allowed him to thrive at guard, even within a Titans offensive line that has exceeded expectations this season. The guys then discuss the players who narrowly missed their top 10, including Bryan Branch, Jack Campbell, C.J. Stroud, Byron Young, Anton Harrison, Zay Flowers, Steve Avila, Kobie Turner, De'Von Achane, Darnell Washington and Michael Wilson. Which player deserved to make the 2023 NFL redraft? Who did Kyle and Garret leave off? And which of these players will ultimately have the best NFL career? Let us know in the comments. This is 4th & Football with Kyle Crabbs and Garret Greenlee. YouTube: Instagram: TikTok: Twitter: Facebook:

  5. Oct 9

    The 2023 NFL Draft Would Look VERY Different Today

    The 2023 NFL Draft would look VERY different if we could do it all over again. On Second Down of 4th & Football, Kyle Crabbs and Garret Greenlee continue their 2023 NFL Draft redraft, selecting the best players from the class based purely on talent and what they have shown in the NFL — not team fit. The guys begin with Christian Gonzalez, who Kyle selects with the fourth overall pick. Gonzalez has developed into a complete cornerback capable of anchoring an entire secondary, and the guys discuss just how valuable that is in today's NFL. Puka Nacua comes next after establishing himself as one of the NFL's premier young receivers. The guys discuss his historic rookie season, his 1,700-yard 2025 campaign and his ability to make the kind of plays that separate true No. 1 receivers from the rest of the position. Jahmyr Gibbs is the next selection. The Lions running back has been one of the NFL's most explosive players since entering the league, and the guys compare his production to Bijan Robinson and Derrick Henry. They also discuss how frequently Gibbs creates explosive plays and why his combination of rushing and receiving ability makes him such a difficult player to defend. Then comes one of the biggest discussions of the episode: Bryce Young. After a difficult start to his NFL career, Young has opened the 2026 season playing at an entirely different level. Through four games, he has 1,268 passing yards, nine touchdowns and two interceptions, and the guys discuss whether he has finally become the player Carolina hoped it was getting when it selected him No. 1 overall. That leads to an even bigger question: Should the Panthers pay Bryce Young now? Kyle and Garret debate whether Carolina should aggressively pursue a long-term extension, exercise the fifth-year option and wait, or see how the rest of the season plays out before committing to a massive quarterback contract. Would you take Christian Gonzalez, Puka Nacua, Jahmyr Gibbs or Bryce Young higher in a 2023 NFL redraft? And should the Panthers pay Bryce Young? Let us know in the comments. This is 4th & Football with Kyle Crabbs and Garret Greenlee. 00:00 Second Down: Redrafting The 2023 NFL Draft 00:23 Pick No. 4: Christian Gonzalez 01:31 Why Christian Gonzalez Is So Valuable 01:47 Pick No. 5: Puka Nacua 02:11 Puka Nacua Is An Alpha WR 02:49 Pick No. 6: Jahmyr Gibbs 03:15 Jahmyr Gibbs' Elite Production 04:26 Why Detroit's Gibbs Pick Was So Important 04:44 Jahmyr Gibbs Is A Home Run Hitter 05:24 Gibbs vs. Bijan Robinson 06:36 Pick No. 7: Bryce Young 06:56 Bryce Young's Breakout 2026 Season 07:15 Bryce Young Is Finally Playing Like The No. 1 Pick 07:54 What Should The Panthers Do With Bryce Young? 08:36 Should Carolina Pay Bryce Young? 09:20 Third Down Preview YouTube: Instagram: TikTok: Twitter: Facebook:

  6. Oct 8

    The 2023 NFL Draft Was A Lot Better Than You Think

    The 2023 NFL Draft looked very different on draft night — but how would we redraft the class after seeing what these players have become? On this episode of 4th & Football, Kyle Crabbs and Garret Greenlee completely redraft the top 10 players from the 2023 NFL Draft based purely on talent and what each player has shown in the NFL. The guys start at No. 1 with Houston Texans superstar Will Anderson Jr., who has already established himself as one of the NFL's premier pass rushers. Kyle explains why Anderson's production and impact make him an easy first overall selection in this redraft. Jackson Smith-Njigba goes next after an explosive start to the 2026 season. The guys discuss his production, route-running ability and why he has developed into one of the NFL's premier offensive weapons. Bijan Robinson follows at No. 2/3 overall in the redraft, with the guys discussing his incredible production, explosiveness and why he may be the best running back in the NFL. The redraft continues with Christian Gonzalez, Puka Nacua, Jahmyr Gibbs and Bryce Young. Bryce Young is one of the most fascinating discussions of the episode after his remarkable start to the 2026 season. Kyle and Garret discuss whether Young has finally become the quarterback Carolina hoped it was drafting first overall and what his breakout could mean for the Panthers' next contract decision. The final selections include Chicago Bears offensive tackle Darnell Wright, Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter and Tennessee Titans guard Peter Skoronski. The guys also discuss several players who narrowly missed the top 10, including Brian Branch, Jack Campbell, C.J. Stroud, Zay Flowers, Anton Harrison, Steve Avila, Kobie Turner and more. Then, in Fourth Down, the show moves away from the redraft for an obscure-player challenge between the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers. Kyle and Garret each name four players who played for both franchises, including Julius Peppers, Jimmy Graham, Jim McMahon, Adrian Amos, Cedric Benson, Martellus Bennett and Equanimeous St. Brown. Who would you have at No. 1 in a 2023 NFL redraft? Which players did the guys leave out? And who did they forget in the Bears-Packers crossover challenge? Let us know in the comments. This is 4th & Football with Kyle Crabbs and Garret Greenlee. 00:00 4th & Football: Redrafting The 2023 NFL Draft 01:36 Kyle's Favorite Draft Pick: Minkah Fitzpatrick 02:51 Pick No. 1: Will Anderson Jr. 04:53 Pick No. 2: Jackson Smith-Njigba 06:23 Bijan Robinson Enters The Conversation 08:22 The Top 3 Are Set 09:20 Second Down: Picks 4-6 09:50 Pick No. 4: Christian Gonzalez 10:58 Pick No. 5: Puka Nacua 12:17 Pick No. 6: Jahmyr Gibbs 15:59 Pick No. 7: Bryce Young 17:35 Should The Panthers Pay Bryce Young? 19:32 Third Down: Picks 8-10 19:32 Pick No. 8: Darnell Wright 21:26 Pick No. 9: Jalen Carter 23:25 Pick No. 10: Peter Skoronski 25:22 Who Just Missed The Top 10? 26:35 Wrapping Up The 2023 Redraft 27:03 Fourth Down: Bears-Packers Crossover 27:37 Julius Peppers 28:24 Jimmy Graham 29:13 Robert Tonyan 29:52 Equanimeous St. Brown 30:38 Jim McMahon 31:53 Adrian Amos 32:50 Cedric Benson 34:03 Martellus Bennett 35:28 Final Bears-Packers Picks 36:06 Episode Wrap-Up YouTube: Instagram: TikTok: Twitter: Facebook:

  7. Oct 8

    The 2026 NFL Draft Already Has Some HUGE Steals

    Which 2026 NFL Draft picks are already looking like steals after the first four weeks of the season? On Third Down of 4th & Football, Kyle Crabbs and Garret Greenlee break down the rookies who represent the best value from the 2026 NFL Draft and the teams that showed "perfect vision" in how they evaluated and deployed those players. The guys begin with their "Perfect Vision" selections. Garret starts with Chicago Bears safety Dillon Thieneman, a player he loved throughout the pre-draft process and believed was one of the best possible fits for Chicago. Thieneman has shown tremendous positional versatility early in his career, moving around the back end of the Bears defense and proving capable of filling different roles. Kyle also had Thieneman on his short list, along with Dallas Cowboys safety Caleb Downs. The guys discuss how Thieneman's experience playing different roles at Purdue and Oregon made him difficult to categorize during the draft process but ultimately gave him tremendous value as a versatile defensive player. Caleb Downs receives similar praise for the way Dallas has deployed him. After trading up one spot to select Downs, the Cowboys have already used him as a "personnel eraser" capable of moving around the secondary and helping cover for injuries and weaknesses elsewhere. The conversation then turns to the best value picks. Kyle selects Miami Dolphins safety Michael Taaffe, a fifth-round pick who has already played a significant number of defensive snaps. Taaffe's physical playing style and relentless pursuit have made him an intriguing developmental piece for Miami, even if his game remains inconsistent at times. The guys also highlight Atlanta Falcons linebacker Harold Perkins. Perkins was a highly regarded college prospect whose evaluation became complicated by injuries, development questions and uncertainty about his position. But Atlanta has found a way to utilize his skill set, particularly in coverage, and Kyle and Garrett believe Jeff Ulbrich's defensive system is putting Perkins in position to succeed. The guys also discuss Kendall Daniels and the Falcons' broader success in finding ways to maximize the skill sets of young defensive players. Which 2026 NFL Draft pick has been the biggest steal so far? Which team has shown the best vision with its rookies? Let us know in the comments. This is 4th & Football with Kyle Crabbs and Garret Greenlee. 00:00 Third Down: Best Value & Perfect Vision 00:21 Garrett's Perfect Vision Pick: Dillon Thieneman 00:55 How Chicago Is Using Thieneman 01:32 Caleb Downs Was Also In The Mix 02:09 Why Versatility Made Thieneman & Downs Special 03:05 Kyle's Best Value Pick: Michael Taaffe 03:46 Why Taaffe Is A Fifth-Round Steal 04:46 Miami's Defensive Development 05:40 Harold Perkins Is Another Falcons Steal 06:19 Atlanta Is Finally Playing Good Football 06:45 Perkins' Coverage Ability Is Standing Out 07:00 Jeff Ulbrich's Track Record With Hybrid Defenders 07:48 Perkins' Unusual Development Path 08:21 Final Thoughts Before Fourth Down YouTube: Instagram: TikTok: Twitter: Facebook:

  8. Oct 7

    These NFL Rookies Should Be Playing More... And Less

    Which 2026 NFL rookies should be playing more — and which ones should be playing less? On Second Down of 4th & Football, Kyle Crabbs and Garret Greenlee break down the rookies whose roles need to change after the first four games of the 2026 NFL season. The guys begin with the rookies who should be taken off the field. Houston Texans offensive lineman Keylan Rutledge has had a difficult start to his NFL career, with 14 pressures allowed on 184 pass-blocking snaps. Kyle and Garrett discuss the problems they've seen from Rutledge, including difficulty identifying defensive-line stunts and reacting to different types of pass-rush attacks. The guys also discuss the difficult situation Houston has created by investing a first-round pick in Rutledge and then having to decide whether to continue playing him through his growing pains or find another option. Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Makai Lemon is another rookie whose role comes under scrutiny. Lemon has played 67% of Philadelphia's offensive snaps through the first four games, but the guys question whether he is currently ready for such a large role. They discuss his production, his fit within Philadelphia's offense and the injuries that have forced the Eagles to ask more from their young players. But Second Down isn't only about rookies who should be playing less. The guys also identify players who deserve more opportunities. Cleveland Browns safety Emmanuel McNeil-Warren is one of them. Kyle explains why he loved McNeil-Warren as a prospect and believes his athleticism and versatility could allow him to fill multiple roles in Cleveland's defense. McNeil-Warren has played 80 snaps through four games, including 36 in Week 4 against Pittsburgh. Los Angeles Chargers edge rusher Akheem Mesidor is the other rookie who gets the call for more playing time. Mesidor has recorded one and a half sacks and three quarterback hits through the first four games of the season, but his snap count remains relatively limited. Kyle and Garrett debate whether the Chargers should give Mesidor more opportunities to develop and contribute, particularly with the team sitting at 0-4. The segment also includes a discussion of whether Arizona should finally give Carson Beck meaningful playing time after selecting him 65th overall in the 2026 NFL Draft. Which rookie should be playing more? Which rookie needs to come off the field? Let us know in the comments. This is 4th & Football with Kyle Crabbs and Garret Greenlee. 00:00 Carson Beck: Should The Cardinals Play Him? 02:50 Second Down: Who Should Be Playing More Or Less? 03:09 Keylan Rutledge Needs To Get OFF The Field 04:19 The Problem With Developing A Raw Rookie 05:42 Houston's Offensive Line Problem 06:01 Makai Lemon Needs A Reduced Role 07:26 Philadelphia's Problems Go Beyond Makai Lemon 08:32 Emmanuel McNeil-Warren Needs More Playing Time 09:41 Akheem Mesidor Needs More Snaps 10:53 Third Down Preview YouTube: Instagram: TikTok: Twitter: Facebook:

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