So just before we get to Charbonnet and how these two played together, how did you feel about Kenneth Walker's season?

Well, it was definitely a disappointing season from a fantasy standpoint, that's for sure.

From an actual football standpoint, I thought he was incredible, as he's been for most of his career.

And also, he stayed healthy.

He played 17 games.

So maybe managing that workload had something to do with it.

But when we drafted Walker, we were expecting more of his 2024 usage, where he was roughly a 60% to 65% opportunity to share guy.

Is it some combination of his playmaking and his blocking that's going to keep Elijah Arroyo at bay?

So what are your thoughts on Darnold? I know they're not a very pass-heavy football team, but I mean, he's been productive, right?

Yeah, I think there's two different ways to look at it.

You got the real football and then you got the fantasy side.

The real football side, he's played out of his mind this year when he's been asked to pass, to throw downfield.

He's been very good at it, except for, of course, the turnovers are very real and something that us Seahawks fans are always going to be worried about.

But he's honestly been very good at throwing downfield, especially.

However, in fantasy football, only 14.7 points per game this year.

Where's your head at there?

But this is probably the division that can rebound the quickest going into next year, I would imagine.

Yeah, for sure.

It could potentially be the superpower division that we imagined.

It just didn't quite work out this year.

Specifically on the Chargers, I wouldn't be worried about their numbers really going into next year.

Their offense just completely collapsed after Joe Alt left the lineup.

They went from 12th to 26th in EPA per play after Alt got injured around week nine.

No chief running back talk

Explain to me how the hell Travis Hunter opens week one, 2026 at the wide receiver position at all.

he's an incredible player i i love travis hunter he's he's so much fun to watch but sadly it's just not going to happen at least in 2026 and probably in 2027 as well uh here here's a quick case for each of the three jaguars receivers being better than travis hunter first of all brian thomas put up 16 expected points per game this year that was after a breakout rookie season jacoby myers before jacoby myers went to the jaguars they were a below average passing offense after he went to the Jaguars, they were one of the league's best passing offenses.

So clearly there's something working there.

And then on Parker Washington, he ranks in the top 24 of target rate, first downs per outrun and yards per outrun.

Those are the most predictive metrics that we have for wide receivers.

So I think it's pretty clear at this point that those three are all better than Travis Hunter.

One of the most likely players to leave a free agency, his team is going to be Alec Pierce.

Absolutely.

I do not, still have not come to the conclusion on how I felt about last year and if those elements can be replicated for 2026.

Yeah, I don't blame you.

It's a really weird situation because over weeks one through eight, they had the best offense in the NFL.

One of the best offenses of the century in the NFL.

And then weeks nine through 18, they were just a below average offense.

So I don't really know what to do with that either.

Daniel Jones will be back.

Are you worried about that with this team?

What are we doing with Tyler Warren?

Yeah, so it's been a disappointing six-week stretch for Warren.

His first half of the year, he was just absolutely crushing.

And then over the last six weeks, he's turned into more of a tight end 9-15 kind of guy.

Over that time, he's averaging 9.9 points per game on 9.3 expected points per game.

So nothing super impressive, but also it's okay.

Over that time, he has an 18% target share, which is tied with A.J. Barner, and a 10% air yard share tied with Darnell Washington.

Tell us about your future faller.

I mean, are we witnessing a true breakout or is this somebody who is just sort of filling in and doing a Garrett Wilson impersonation?

I think it very well might be a real breakout.

His athleticism is just off the charts.

If you haven't seen his player profile, go check it out.

The athleticism is ridiculous, like 99th percentile stuff.

And then he has been exceptional on a per route basis throughout his career.

even though he's been on a very low sample of routes.

kareem hunt for uh or isaiah pacheco for uh see you next year let's end on one that i think is probably the most interesting of all the ones we've talked about because there's a lot of unknowns with what this offense could end up looking like and they're also in a little bit of disarray so who is your last one