00:00Let me end on this with you. So you said something. And so I am going to,
00:04I don't know if I'm going to take the contrarian approach, but I'm going to retort.
00:08So you mentioned B. John Robinson and Jameer Gibbs. And I think that's a fair point. Hey,
00:12trade your best player and maybe for two that can help you down the line.
00:16Can you convince me to trade my Kenneth Walker after getting so lucky with this guy? He looks
00:22like the best running back in the NFL. I didn't take him in the first round. I didn't even love
00:27Kenneth Walker going into the draft and now, and now I'm sitting on him field and I'm like,
00:31there's no way I'm dealing this guy. Well, he's a harder guy to trade because the reality is that
00:37it's so the easiest round to make the good picks in is round one and then round two and then
00:42round
00:42three. Right. Right. So it gets harder. It gets harder as you get further away from the top of
00:47the board, which is why, yeah, you may have B. John Robinson or Jameer Gibbs, but you may have
00:50screwed up rounds three through eight and you're sitting there and you're like, well, this roster
00:53isn't very good. If you got Kenneth Walker in the third round and you did okay in the first round,
00:58you've got two blue chip players, right? So if you hit on a player in round five, six, seven,
01:03or beyond, then all of a sudden you have gigantic value in that player and the chances of your roster
01:08being pretty good are higher. Kenneth Walker, the third would be really hard. I mean, if you really
01:14face place getting your draft otherwise, and you need to win this week with no Kenneth Walker,
01:18the third, because of the buy, you could convince me, but I'd have, I'd have some real
01:22separation anxiety if somebody told me I had to trade away Kenneth Walker, the third.
