Aj Barner

And then you look ahead to next year, of course, you know, they got everything done this year, everything, Leonard Williams, Devin Witherspoon, JSN, of course, even Derek Hall.

Next year, Byron Murphy, AJ Barner, and a looming decision against Sam Donald.

You can love a player and still know that it was the right decision.

And we'll see how it works out long term.

Yeah, and I'm also curious to see, because again, we don't know how much they altered the game plan from what they went into this game with versus what we ultimately saw with Drew Locke.

But how different does it look against the Cardinals? Do we see the tight ends get more involved? We saw Barner had two targets, two catches in this game.

Arroyo didn't have a catch.

Rashid Shaheed, who we were just talking about, he had one catch for four yards.

Yeah, I can't wait to see.

And by the way, two of those three, Mike, were on my fantasy team.

So I know all too well that A.J. Barner and Rashid Shahid.

Do you want to

Now, if you need somebody for longer term- Drew Lock looked pretty serviceable.

And he's got JSN to throw it to, AJ Barner as well.

Um, so it would be Gesicki first, and then one of those two quarterbacks.

If you need the spot start, go Carson Wentz.

You know what? I'm going back through my notes and, and really it's more about just, okay, kind of the downhill nature of the run game.

You know that I'm a AJ Barner, you know, fan.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, 88.

And the way that he controls the perimeter there.

I, I think that this is someone that could help a bit.

Um, in terms of just not chasing the numbers from last week but thinking that he could be a part of things, A.J. Barner was someone who we gave out a lot as a waiver wire add a season ago.

16% owned.

Only 2% of targets last week, but 70% route share against New England, and a pretty good schedule for Seattle coming up, taking on New England-- uh, sorry, taking on Arizona, Washington, and the Chargers over the next three weeks.

I mean, he was-- He only had two targets, but if your name wasn't Jaxon Smith-Njigba, you did not see more than three targets, uh, that night.

JSN had 11. Cooper Kupp and Rashid Shaheed were next at three, and then, like, Barner and Price had two.

So nobody was getting targeted all that frequently unless your name was Jaxon Smith-Njigba, which makes sense.

So I mean, he's out there.

He's, he's working with the other guys.

He's not working on his timing with JSN or Cooper Kupp or Barner or any of those guys in, in, in...

The linemen.

I mean, just the cadence and just how they're calling plays and, and him back there.