But how nervous are you at this point of these three other guys or maybe just two of them eating into Skadaboo's workload where this guy might just turn into like a flex play instead of maybe a slam dunk, you know, top 20 running back every single week? What do you foresee is going to be the future of this Giants backfield, assuming at least Jackson Dart for the for the near future, maybe for the remainder of the season?

Yeah, a lot of it, I think, was baked into his price in the beginning of the year already in redraft and in best ball.

You know, there was, you know, a lot of people, first there was injury concerns.

You know, is he even going to be ready? You see him doing backflips out there.

And, you know, even in last night's game when he was, you know, running out of bounds and decides to try to, you know, take a leap and put himself in a position.

It's like, what are you doing? Just, you know, please protect yourself a little bit better.

And I think, you know, that – a lot of that's like baked in.

If we look into the Birchby crystal ball, what do you foresee for Quinshawn Judkins the remainder of the season?

What do you foresee if it is Winston's team the remainder of the season? How do you think that affects some of the pass catchers I mentioned? And I'll throw in Malachi Fields into that gumbo as well.

I mean, you know, so much rest on neighbor's shoulder and what's going on there.

And then, you know, dislocating, he popped back in as part of his injury history.

And, you know, and then I was reading about, well, it's not going to be, it's certainly not going to be 100% for him.

And after the adrenaline wears off, like, how is it today? How is that going forward? They're just a little too thin, obviously, at wide receiver.

And I like the idea of Malachi Fields as this big jump ball winner for them.

And if he can get it going, that's great.

If we look into the Birchby crystal ball, what do you foresee for Quinshawn Judkins the remainder of the season?