Otherwise, we'd have Bears, Vikings, and... short or something i

will say the vikings surprise i mean they've never won a super bowl right so every player in their franchise history is open to be on this list uh as a packers fan we kind of love rubbing that in their face uh but yeah so the vikings was the one team well there's a few teams i had to be careful with but the white vikings that was a team which to be fair is also maybe a transition to talk about the guy that just missed for me he i believe played the entirety of his career with the vikings so Definitely someone who was part of the Vikings' 1969 NFL championship, but they lost, I believe that was Super Bowl IV to the Kansas City Chiefs.

So I felt it was weird to put him on the list because he won a championship in the Super Bowl era.

He won an NFL championship in the Super Bowl era, but he didn't win the Super Bowl, so he does count for the list.

But I also didn't want to put him on the list because of it, so I felt Alan Page was the perfect honorable mention there.

They're just missed or technically eligible, but I didn't want to put him on the list because, again, he is a champion.

One of the few defensive players to win an MVP, actually.

There's

so

looking at christian mcafree and derrick henry in the auction those were the two guys i really wanted to leave with one of them uh our friend rojo truther akili ended up giving mcafree three years 112 million yeah which i was bidding that up to like that was one ride to kind of let that go and say okay well i hope i can get derrick henry i actually ended up having the highest cap hit from a player in this year's auction, Derrick Henry.

I've got him on a two-year contract total of 78 million, I believe.

This year's cap hit is 38.2.

So that is condensed to a two-year contract is why that cap hit is so much higher.

Didn't really want to give someone like Derrick Henry even a two-year contract.

I still felt a little uncomfortable there.

Well, and with the

See, I think he could easily take J.K. Dobbins' spot, and then if he ends up beating out R.J. Harvey for his spot or even ends up taking over the role then, and making R.J. Harvey more like the third down pass catcher back completely.

Well, I think it, I think that maybe their ultimate goal is to do what they're doing right now with Dobbins and Harvey with, with, onto your point, like Coleman eventually taking Dobbins' job.

I kinda feel like though Dobbins took a lot of the work and, like, was really limiting how much Harvey got on the field.

I don't know if Coleman's gonna go that, quite extent, but also to say that Sean Payton and the Broncos seem to really like J.K. Dobbins.

So he, like, he, for all intents and purposes, he's the lead back for them this year.

Like, I think with Coleman and Harvey it's, their better, better production's coming further down the line.

I still think it, does this make R.J. Harvey actually a buy? You know, he, the talent's there.

Wow.