The Pac-12, comprised of Oregon State, USC, Utah, UCLA, Cal, Washington State, Arizona State, Stanford, and Colorado. The Pac-12 was probably my favorite conference to watch in college football this year, but will that translate to the NFL? I'd like to introduce you all to Coach Prime. Yes, I know, the similarities are shocking. Coach Prime has a dream to win a Super Bowl using only NFL players from the Pac-12. We'll be resetting the entire NFL in a fantasy draft, and any future rookies that we pick up must also be from the Pac-12. Let's start by grabbing one player from every Pac-12 team. Round one pick 19, this is a snake draft, so we'll get a round two pick earlier. Who's the best Pac-12 player in the NFL? The best running back in the league and potential MVP is from Stanford, and I'm very glad because I don't think Stanford has a lot more players. Christian McCaffrey is our very first pick. My second pick is going to be a young, stud-wide receiver. Amenra St. Brown out of USC. Ranked at 30 in true value. We got him at 46. Vita Veja is a little old, but he's a superstar detack. He's 71 in true value. He's out of Washington. That's three Pac-12 teams down. We already have USC, but I cannot pass up on Talanoa Hufanga. He's at 90 overall, 23-year-old. He's 57 in true value. He's still on the board. I love Talanoa Hufanga. I try to trade for him all the time, so we're going to double up on USC here as we head into round five. I'm going to take Jordan Poyer. This is our first reach of the draft, but we have two awesome safeties now. Obviously, one of these two guys is getting moved to free safety, but that shouldn't be an issue. Colton Miller was UCLA. I did not know that. Colton Miller is an excellent left tackle. He's 27 years old. He'll probably sit around this overall for the next four or five years, and I hope to win a Super Bowl in that timeline. So unless we really choke, that should be solid. We are doubling up on D-tackles right now. Two insane D-tackles on this team, something I've never done before. I wonder if potentially I move one of these guys to an edge rusher, but we're going to pick up DeForest Buckner out of Oregon. He's 29 years old. He's Superstar. Maybe I run a 4D lineman set with two Superstar D-tackles. It's not something I've ever done before, but maybe the Pac-12 was built for it. So I'm not going to lie. I thought the Pac-12 was going to be crazy difficult, but I forgot just how much of a powerhouse USC used to be. Obviously, USC is still pretty solid, but back when they were cheating a lot, they produced some really good players. This is a double up on Oregon, but I'm going to take Diomador Lenoir. I'm really sorry if I butchered that name. That is a tough one, but he's 23 and he's a corner. I want to pick up a young corner now, so I don't get burnt later. Next up, I do need to start looking at the quarterbacks. Gardner Minshew is Washington State. Problem is Gardner Minshew is 27 years old. I don't know if Minshew's our guy, but if Minshew's not our guy, then who is our? We don't have a lot of good options. I can't believe I'm saying this, but I think our best quarterback option is Tyler Huntley. His accuracies are really, really bad, but he's fast, and we could play with a really unique play style if we go Tyler Huntley. I'm going to try it. He's ranked 845 in true value, and he doesn't even have a face scan. Look at this bum. Definitely didn't need to take him right now. I'm going to pick up Rashad White here. He's 24. He's star. He's 80 overall, and he's an Arizona State Sun Devil, and there's my first good pick in a while. There's only three teams we still need. That's Colorado, California, and Arizona. I have a lot of safeties, but I don't have a choice. We got to take Camp Bynum out of California. A Kello Witherspoon is out of Colorado. Colorado really doesn't have a lot of players. They have Chidobia Wujie. He's probably the best player that we could get our hands on. Then they have a Kello Witherspoon, and that's basically it. Arizona has equally slim options. There's Demetrius Flanagan Fowles, Nick Folk, Jalen Harris, Lucas Havershick, and Roy Lopez. Nick Folk is a kicker. Is he even still in the league? All right, Arizona, you're getting a 38-year-old kicker who's probably going to retire in a year. That's my pick, Nick Folk. I'm sorry, Arizona. That's all I had. Now that we've got every team, though, we can just pick up the best players that are available. And hey, Aaron Kendricks may be old, but he's UCLA. He's 82 overall, and he's star. We can pick up Marcus Peters out of Washington. This is one of the oldest teams I've ever built. Marcus Peters is dirty. Got to build our offensive line as well. We really haven't touched no line yet. We'll start with Andre James, center out of UCLA. My left guard, Isaac Siamalo, out of Oregon State. Left tackle can be Andrus Pete out of Stanford. Dude, we really got to win the Super Bowl in like year three, because my whole team is going to be 32 and on the brink of retirement. At right tackle, we can get Austin Jackson out of USC. He's 24. This is the first halfway decent pick in a while. Honestly, a lot of good tight end options out of the Pac-12. You've got Zach Hertz from Stanford. Got Mercedes-Lewis, UCLA. Kate Otten is Washington. Will Bisley is Washington. Farrow Brown is Oregon. Wow. Let's get Luke Musgrave. Luke Musgrave out of Oregon State. Damn. The Pac-12 has a shocking amount of tight ends. I like it. I think two guys we got to pick up are both Chargers. We got to try and pick up Justin Herbert, and we got to try and pick up Keenan Allen. I think this would be really helpful for this team. As much as, you know, we did draft Tyler Huntley. I don't think there's any way we can go forward with Tyler Huntley as my quarterback. We just won't win. My right end is Casey Twohill out of Stanford. One of my outside linebackers is going to be Anthony Barr, and my other outside linebacker is Justin Hollins. Yikes. I think this team's going to be a little top heavy. We have some serious talent. Like if we get Amunra, we have Christian McAfrey, we can get Justin Herbert. We'll be great, but I'm actually kind of scared to see what the overall of this team is. Simon to the end of the draft, we've gotten a player from every single Pac-12 team as well as some really, really solid players. And what I've noticed in these conference rebuilds is trading becomes super important because oftentimes the draft does me no good. There could be an amazing player in a position I need, but if the guy played at Michigan, I can't take him. So we end up trading away a lot of our picks, and we just got to hope that those players perform well. It's almost like rebuilding without the draft, but not always. Pac-12 starting lineup is an 81 overall. That's actually not bad. Taking a look at our lineup, I think offensive line is scary bad. Colton Miller, I like. Sayamalo, I like. Andre James isn't too bad either, but right guard is pitiful. I'm going to move Andrus Pete to my starting right guard and my right tackle, pitiful. Luke Musgrave is a 72 overall, but he's very young. So if we put him in the right offense, right scheme, I think we could make him good. So maybe we don't need to draft or trade for a tight end. Wide receivers right now, we got Amon for St. Brown, and that's actually the only Pac-12 wide receiver we have. I do plan to trade for Kenan Allen, but I have to get a third string Pac-12 guy in here. My backfield is interesting to say the least. We've got Christian McCaffrey and Rashad White. Rashad White was the only Sun Devil I could think of. I feel like there's a really good player in the NFL from Arizona State. I'm just not remembering. Brandon Ayuk is Arizona State. So is Jack Jones. What are we going to have to give up to get Kenan Allen, Ayuk, and Herbert though? That's not going to be easy. Defensively, I've got some solid veterans. We've got two great D tackles. I have horrible edge rushers. We've got solid corners, and we've got really good safeties. Got to move Jordan Poyer over to free safety though, so that we're not wasting his talent. This is just definitely an old team though. Honestly, Brandon Ayuk is so good that I definitely want him over Kenan Allen. Let's try and get a hold of both of those guys. Let's start with Justin Herbert. That's going to be the hardest guy to treat. The Dallas Cowboys have Justin Herbert. This is going to cost an arm and a leg. Luckily, he's only in 86 overall right now. Okay. I can part ways with Rashad White because Rashad White's my backup, and he's also Arizona State. I can part ways with Tyler Huntley. Those two combined are worth a sliver. It's going to definitely be some graphics. What about a third, fourth, fifth, and sixth? We're getting closer. That is so painful, how much that cost. To get Herbert to Washington, it cost us two first round picks and two second round picks. We did retain our first round pick for the upcoming draft, so hopefully it's a good one, but we also lose Rashad White. Ouch. That hurts. Honestly, as long as we're doing a Pack 12 rebuild, we might as well relocate. Let's go over to San Diego. That's actually a pretty cool spot for a Pack 12 team. I've never played as this team before. We're going to be the Pack 12 Bulls. I'm going to go with a basic sphere stadium. Why not? Let's go, baby. The Jets have Brandon Ayuk. Good news is they have wide receiver depth, so they should hopefully part ways with him. I traded Rashad White, so I have to have an Arizona State Sun Devil. I think I'm going to trade away my first rounder for him. This is my only first round pick left, but yeah, it's going to get me Brandon Ayuk. An absolutely gigantic haul of picks, including a first round pick, and Robert Woods gets 90 overall Brandon Ayuk to the Pack 12 Bulls. We're basically the Rams.  All right, boys. Here is your new look, Pack 12 offense. We've got Herbert and McCaffrey in the backfield. We've got Ayuk and Aminra St. Brown at wide receivers, so tons of amazing threats. We've got young Luke Musgrave at tight end, got a solid offensive line, and defense, I think, is where things are going to get scary. It looks good on paper, but a lot of these players are older. Poyer is older. Peters is older. Vitovae is older. Buckner, Kendricks, Barr, the young guys on this defense are Talanoa Hufanga and Deomedore Lenoir. Lenoir, sorry. I don't know his name, guys. But we don't have a lot of young talent, and we don't have any elite edge rushers right now. I'm going to run a 4-3 so that we have four down linemen and three backers. I think it's got to stay like that so that we can have the two big boy detacles always in. What I'd really like is a young edge rusher, but we just don't have anybody. Aminra St. Brown will be my slot wide receiver. Poyer can be subline backer, which should hopefully let Cambineum get some more reps at safety. This is ugly. I'm going with the Dallas offensive playbook to get my tight end and all my wide receivers involved. Defensively, I will try Washington. They run a 4-3. They want to generate pressure with the defensive line. Honestly, Washington in real life has two great detacles. That's what we have on this team. It's probably a good call. We'll go base 4-3 and zone run West Coast is what's recommended. I like it. All right. The Pac-12 squad is ready to go. We have no draft picks. I've never done that before. At midseason, the Pac-12 Bulls are rocking a 2-5 record and I have traded away all of our draft picks. This may be a very difficult rebuild. Let's take a look at the prospects and see if I really did miss out on anyone by trading though. Looking at our top five guys, there's actually a Colorado right tackle, Jared Klein. This team could use a nice right tackle. I don't know. Jared Klein would have been worth it. That makes me sad to see a really good right tackle up there. There's a corner, Edward Elliott out of Washington. He's also someone I could draft. Damn. There's Callum Richardson out of Stanford and outside linebacker who's a speed rusher. That might be a guy I actually want to target. I need an edge pressure player. So, Stanford's Callum Richardson could be a good option. There's a USC right end Marco Farrell, also a speed rusher. Another potential option for me. There's a quarterback, George Heath out of Washington State. But I've got my quarterback. There's an Oregon wide receiver, Dalton Hammond. And that's it for the first round. So, there's actually, there's five decent options. Two and five record though is not going to cut it. We're just going to have to see what we can do with what we have. I may end up using my third, fourth, fifth and sixth round pick to trade up for a second or maybe a low first and just nab the only guy available. We'll just have to see how this pans out. I may have dug myself in a very deep hole. Hey, wait a minute. We won the NFC East. The Eagles 7 and 10, the Giants 7 and 10, the Cowboys 5 and 12, which means we're guaranteed the poverty playoff spot at eight and nine. That's really good for development. And I don't feel nearly as bad about trading our picks now because we're a middle of the pack pick. Even if we had them, Justin Herbert had 4,000 passing yards on 36 for six touchdown interception. That's an excellent season. The best of the league was Bryce Young on the Saints, then Mahomes on the Rams, Pickett on the Bills, Jared Goff on the Chiefs, Russell Wilson on the Seahawks, Brock Purdy on the Bengals. But hey, Herbert, really solid season with the Bulls. How did McAfrey do in his opening season? 1,500 yards and 17 touchdowns, five yards per carry, one fumble. That's an amazing season for him. Receiving. I'm going to restate Brown with 1,200 and what? My third string wide receiver was Marvin Jones, who's a Pac-12 player, and somehow Ray Ray McCloud Clemson is sitting with 1,000 yards. I must have messed something up in the depth chart. I apologize, boys. These are fraudulent stats from a non-Pac-12 player. I hate myself. Ayuk had less receptions than Ray Ray. 200 less yards, but four more touchdowns. That's bizarre. And Musgrave honestly was a bit of a non-factor. 56 receptions, 504 yards, six touchdowns. He did not do much. Wow. Would you look at that Jordan Poyer with a monster season. 4 TFLs and interception and 117 tackles. Kendricks followed him up. We had two interceptions out of a Kella Witherspoon and three interceptions out of a Talanoa Hufanga. Starting to think maybe I should put Talanoa Hufanga at sub linebacker, just because he's so good and will develop so well. We probably want him doing the most and really good defensive line play. DeForest Buckner is the backup de-tackle. He's de-tackle two. He had 10 and a half sacks and 12 TFLs. You got 23 TFLs and six sacks for Vita Veja. Spectacular season for him. Jacob Martin with two and a half QB sacks and Lawrence Guy with one and a half. You got one out of Reggie Ragland. So my formation subs were obviously off, but it's all pretty fixable. We got to make sure that Ayuk is a really prominent part of this offense. But before I do any of that, let's see if we make it through the playoffs. I don't like to watch these games when it feels like I'm going to lose. Yeah, that's exactly why. So we take a loss to the Falcons in the wild card, but the fact that we made it is pretty cool for this team. I'm shocked that we did. I'm going to sum us up to the off season so that we can take a look at yearly awards. And before next season starts, I'll make sure I fix the depth chart so that Ray Ray McLeod is not such an offensive powerhouse. I have noticed in the Dallas Cowboys offensive scheme, it's actually the wide receiver three who ends up getting more receptions and yards than the wide receiver two. So I got to make sure Ayuk is actually wide receiver three and I've got to get a Pac-12 wide receiver at wide receiver two.  The Patriots beat the Falcons, 41-28. Joe Burrow, Super Bowl MVP. NFL MVP is Mahomes. George Pickens wins offensive player of the year. Tyree Wilson, Ray Shearizer, offensive defensive rookies of the year. Interesting season. I'm sorry, Falcons fans. I don't know why they did that to you. Now, since this is a fantasy draft, there's no significant players in free agency in year one. So we're going to head straight to the draft. Now, my very first pick in this draft is round two pick 24. I was able to make a trade with the Miami Dolphins. It cost me my round two in 2026 and a fourth rounder in 2026. I have dug myself a difficult hole. Ooh, wait a minute. Elite acceleration, elite strength, good speed, great change of direction. He has marginal jumping, a zone coverage out of Oregon State. He's a little short. He's got sideburns and he's 22 years old. I'm taking Jonathan Bags. Oh, okay. Jonathan Bags is normal Dev. That's unfortunate, but Jonathan Bags has really good stats. I'm not going to be shocked if he's a high overall. I'm going to skip to the end of the draft. We traded a lot of our draft picks. I don't know how I'm going to get my hands on an elite edge rusher. I might have to trade for a young edge rusher from one of these teams. I don't know, man. All right, boys, let's take a look at the draft recap. This is the big, oh my God. He's a monster. Yes. Jonathan Bags. Round two pick 24 is a 76 overall corner. CPU auto-drafted me some bums. Can't use them anyway. It's no worries. Let's take a look around the whole NFL. See if there's maybe a Pac-12 guy I could trade for. Oh my God. Round one pick one was an actual generational talent. I haven't seen this in a long time. Warren Montgomery, an 84 overall corner with 95 speed, 94 excel. I'm going to check just for the fun of it since he's not my player. Superstar X Factor. This is on normal draft classes. That's incredible. And then the rest of these players look pretty average. There is, wow. Oh my God.  Edward Elliott out of Washington. I was looking at him. That's round one pick nine. He's an 82 overall. I am wondering about that outside linebacker though. Where's that speed rushing outside linebacker from Stanford? Here's a Colorado right tackle client. He's a 76 overall. Here's a Washington center. Luke Benedict, P.J. Dale out of South Carolina. I'm just looking for Marco Farrell out of USC. He's a 74 overall. He's really nothing too impressive. I wonder if I could get my hands on him. Wow. Callum Richardson, the Stanford speed rushing outside linebacker was only a 73 overall. I might be able to trade for him too. Dude, Vita Vaya got Superstar X Factor and low key Vita Vaya did less than DeForest Buckner. What if I traded Vita Vaya to get Callum Richardson and maybe somebody else? Can I get the Raiders first, second and third and Callum Richardson for Vita Vaya? He is an X Factor now.  Oh my God. I thought I was getting so much. This is still really good for us. Now we go get Tibido. We turn Vita Vaya into Callum Richardson, K-Von Tibido and a first round pick. And I still have the Raiders first round pick. And those are all packed 12 players. Callum Richardson, Stanford, K-Von Tibido, Oregon. And then we drafted a really solid corner. I'm going to put Jonathan Baggs, Oregon State as my starting corner. Lenoir is second and Witherspoon can be third. Marcus Peters is getting old. My sub linebacker, instead of Jordan Poyer, I'm going to make Talanoa Hufanga. My slot corner can be Can Bynum. If not him, it can be Jonathan Baggs. Wide receivers we do need to adjust. So let's put Ayuk at wide receiver three and we can take Connor Weddington, Stanford, put him a wide receiver too. That's super weird, but it's the packed 12. This is exactly why Ray Ray got a lot of reps. He's the backup slot wide receiver. I'm going to make that Ayuk. And if it's not going to be that, can I make it Musgrave? Dude, if Musgrave came in and got some reps there just to keep him juiced, that wouldn't be bad. My rush left end can be K-Von Tibido. My rush right end can be the new guy, Callum Richardson. My rush D tackle is DeForest Buckner. My starting left outside linebacker will be Callum Richardson and my starting right outside linebacker will be K-Von Tibido and Eric Kendricks retired. Ooh, Anthony Barr is going to be our starting middle linebacker. Eesh. Okay, so we're going to need a middle linebacker. I still like what we got. We got Amunra, Ayuk, defensively DeForest Buckner, Callum Richardson, K-Von Tibido, Jordan Poyer got X-Fact. Maybe we try to trade Jordan Poyer while he's worth something. This is ugly and weird, but we're semen in mid season. Let's see how this team does. Another two and five start to the season. We do hold the Raiders first round pick. I might have screwed the pitch. I'm actually so mad at myself, but I think this is a redeemable rebuild. We have Justin Herbert, Christian McCaffrey, Amunra, St. Brown, Brandon Ayuk. We're going to be all right. And you know what? We're losing games, which means we're throwing a lot. I honestly could get Amunra to a 99 overall Super Star X-Factor wide receiver and I could trade him for the most gigantic haul that might save me. All right. Well, we went six and 11 in year two. Herbert once again is 10th in the league in passing yards, 26 touchdowns, nine interceptions, bit of a regression. McCaffrey had another great season, 1,300 yards and 18 touchdowns. He had three fumbles though. Amunra, 1,107 touchdowns. Ayuk, 1,035 and nine and even Connor Weddington. All right, Stanford guy had 700 yards and three touchdowns. Musgrave, 583 and five touchdowns. So slightly better season for him. Defensively, Talanoa who fungal with five interceptions. Five interceptions, four TFLs, 114 tackles. Lenore had 92 tackles, two TFLs, two interceptions. Jonathan Bags, the rookie, the two interceptions. Nice work. Got to worry about the sack numbers though. DeForest Buggner had seven and a half. Callum Richardson had two, which isn't great. Definitely was looking for more out of him and where's Kavon Tibido? Kavon Tibido had half a sack. Why did Michael Clemens get so many more? Dude, you'd think this was my first ever rebuild. I'm struggling so bad. All right. Tough season. Let's take a look at free agency. We can pick up Kyler Gordon out of Washington. He wants a pretty expensive deal, but we've got some money. He's slightly interested in the team. Let's give him a player friendly. Chris Barnes is out of UCLA. He's a 27 year old middle linebacker. We do need linebackers on this team and he is interested in the squad. So if we can pick him up, that'd be really nice. Hopefully we could get a left end. It's a really weak position, but regime green is available out of USC. I guess we'll take him. He's interested in the squad and we don't have to pay him much. So the pick we got from the Raiders was round one pick 28. So the Raiders had a really, really good season. So this was also very unfortunate for us. I am going to take a player here. I want an edge rusher and I honestly, I only have one option and that's Rashad Green out of USC. He's 66289. He's a power rusher. He doesn't look too impressive, but all of his physicals are just good enough. He's got two greats in strength and acceleration, which I want both of. And then solid speed, jumping, change of direction and agility. I don't hate him. He's got okay skills. He's got a play rec. He's got A to C power moves. So if he's got a power moves, this guy's going to be a dog. Jonathan bags was normal dev. Rashad green is hidden dev. We don't know his overall, but he's got 87 strength and 85 Excel 79 speeds pretty fast for a power rusher. Hopefully Rashad green can help turn this team around. Little draft recap and Rashad green. Okay, not as high of an overall as I was hoping, but he still is hidden dev. So he's at least a star 79 speed 85 Excel 78 tackle 81 hit power 76 block shed and 78 power moves. He's solid highest overall player in the class. There's two 83s. There's Joe Sims out of Virginia Tech and Jeremiah Howard out of Texas. 82 carry Leblanc out of Clemson, Taylor Bowles from Oklahoma and Washington state Nathan Swift, 81 overall wide receiver. It's like most of the rest of these guys are not packed to have yet an Oregon state right guard. I'm very happy with our pick. All right. Here is the lineup going into season three. I'm going to say Browns in 98 overall. Herbert's in 94. McCaffrey still looks amazing. I use a 94 and Connor Weddington is getting his reps there at wide receiver. Musgrave is up to a 78. No dev trade upgrade for Musgrave was kind of hoping for that, but it is what it is who Fonga is a superstar 97. He's becoming an absolute tank on his defense. Hoyer is losing overalls fast because he's very old, but at least he hasn't retired. Tibido is at left end. Rashad Green is at right end. Buckner at the tackle. We got Chris Barnes, PJ Jackson, Calum Richardson is our linebackers. Jonathan Bags, Akella Witherspoon, and Lenore at corners. Our overalls are going up, but I don't know. Let's just see how this season goes, boys. At midseason of year three, we're three and four, which is actually the best midseason record we'd have. And the NFC East is very competitive, four and three, three and three, three and three, three and four.  We also have a breakout wide receiver. Get Amunra St. Brown. Oh, wait a minute. So Amunra is trying to go X factor right now. Oh, boys, look at this. Season three is our best season by far. We have a monster offense and a lackluster defense, but that's kind of what I went for. Our games against the bearers who have an awesome defense and a not so great offense. We're 11 and six. We came out on top of the NFC East once again. Eagles, Giants, and Cowboys all middle of the pack. Hopefully, this was our best statistical season so far. Let's see if that's the case. It definitely is for Justin Herbert, but 4,200 passing yards. Fourth in the NFL. Oh my God. Baker Mayfield is going to win MVP for the Chargers. Herbert came in third. That's pretty dope. Coach of the years, Arthur Smith. That's hilarious. Offensive player of the year is going to be Saquon Barkley. Justin Herbert got fifth there. Defensive player of the year, Kavan Thibodeau is fifth and Buckner is sixth. They must have had awesome years. Offensive rookie of the year is going to be Taylor Bowles for the Saints and defensive rookie of the year. Did Rashad Green? Oh no. Rashad Green. I haven't seen a stats yet. Rashad Green came in second to Joe Sims of the Lions. That's a bummer. But good work from Rashad Green. This is a very good season for the Bowles. This thing's are looking up right now. I'm a little worried about our defense aging, but we'll have to worry about that later. Herbert 4,200 yards, 33 and 7. McCaffrey's 1,400 yards, 13 touchdowns, another amazing season for him. Amin Roth, 1,310. I think he'll get a DevTrader upgrade regardless. Ayuk, 1,109. Weddington almost hit 1,000. Our Stanford wide receiver and Luke Musgrave, 537 and 3. Defensively. Talanoa Hufanga with another amazing season. 122 tackles, 60 of those four interceptions. I knew that was the right pick up. And wow. Look at the sacks. Kavon, timido, 100% getting a DevTrader upgrade. 11 and a half sacks, 23 TFLs for him. DeForest Buckner with 11 and the rookie. Dude, that's a really good stat line to not win defensive rookie of the year. Wow. Let's get it, boys. Honestly, my corners really aren't doing anything. I'm not used to having corners be so unspectacular, but bags, an interception. Lenore had an interception. Poir had an interception and Witherspoon had an interception. I think we're going to have to look into getting a free safety replacement for Jordan Poir. He's either going to retire or be like a 75 overall after the season, but right now we got the wild card and the team's looking pretty good. I'm going to advance through this. If we win it, let's check in on the divisional. Do we beat the Bears here? Damn it. I actually wanted to watch a game. We take a loss to the Bears, the wild card. No worries. This team is looking up really, really well. We actually got a weekly award in our loss. Oh my God. It was PJ Jackson who was a rookie. This was an auto drafted USC middle linebacker. He had 12 tackles and that gives him NFC defensive player of the week. Whatever. Hopefully he got upgrade for that. Congratulations PJ. That's funny. I think he actually did get an upgrade for that. Yup. He did PJ Jackson. Let's give him his upgrade. He's a past coverage middle linebacker. Kind of looks like a savage. He gets acceleration man coverage and zone coverage. I apologize. He's not USC. He's UCLA. I honestly think we dodged a bullet on this rebuild by getting Rashad Green who played really well and moving Vita Vaya. I think that was the right call, even if it was a little unorthodox. But now we just shore up the defense a little bit. Jordan Poyer is getting too old and we probably are going to need some offensive line. But other than that, I really like how this team looks. Aminra, Ayuk, Herbert, McCaffrey, Musgrave. That offense looks great. You guys want to see just a bad beat. The Falcons lost again. This time to the Raiders. Oh, wait a minute. I gave Vita Vaya to the Raiders, right? Damn. I turned the Raiders into a powerhouse. Mack Jones just got Superbowl MVP. I've made some mistakes in this rebuild. Let's just call it how it is. We're past the Superbowl though. So if we got DevTrade upgrades, we see now. Aminra does not give DevTrade. He is a 99, but Herbert did. Herbert's now a 99 overall. And keep in mind, if you guys are going to do any rebuilds or sims, abilities actually matter. In the sim, it's very important that you set good abilities. I'm going protected, hot route master. I'm going to give him Gunslinger. Give him no look, dead eye, and pass lead, a lead. Justin Herbert is an absolute monster on the bulls right now. And I'm talking about drafting offensive line, but honestly, they look pretty good. Defensively, DeForest Buckner hits X factor and Rashad Green is superstar, but he didn't win defensive Rook of Deer. So Rashad Green must have came out of the draft as superstar. Oh my God. And he's an 84 overall. This guy had a monster season. I don't know if I've ever seen that. Rashad Green progressed spectacularly. The wild card wasn't good, but everything else, he was getting, he got a plus four upgrade in regular season week 16. Three to power moves and one to excel. Dude, he went off. I like Rashad Green a lot. That was a huge pickup. Talanoa Hufanga is now superstar X factor. And it looks like we're going to get one more season with Jordan Poyer. So I might as well keep me still at 78 overall. And he's X factor in this upcoming draft. If I could get a free safety to replace Jordan Poyer, that'd be nice. And if I can't get that, I also would take a wide receiver. Connor Weddington is a 74 overall. He's been getting almost a thousand yards of season. Probably not the guy we want there. So let's take a look at free agency first. We have 129 million available in salary cap. We have some guys that are going to want to get paid a bag. So I'm not going to throw that money away like crazy, but if I can pick up a wide receiver in a free safety, then I could trade by picks potentially. There's actually some decent free agents available at this point. Michael Wilson, Stanford, just like Connor Weddington, but he's already an 82 overall and he's 26 years old. I'm going to pick up Michael Wilson, hopefully giving him an aggressive offer. May or may not accept it, but we have a lot of cap space. So we got to spend it here. I'm going to pick up Taylor Rapp just in case we can't get a different safety. He's kind of old. He's normal dev, but he is 78 overall. If he decides to sign with us, which he does, that's going to be nice. We did overpay a little bit there, but that's our Jordan Poyer safety net basically. So if we can do anything even close to what we did with Rashad Green, this will be an amazing draft. Although this is the 2026 draft, technically, I do believe I traded away these picks as well when we were picking up Justin Herbert. So that was probably a smart free agency signing anyway. I don't think I have a single draft. All right, we're going to start this draft, the 2026 NFL draft. My first pick is round five pick 24. Okay, we're going to head to the end of this draft. We'll check out the draft recap, see who is available, and maybe the CPU will grab me a couple of goofballs. We'll find out. I was drafted at Chuck Stevenson, a detackle out of a rice. All right, take a look at this draft class. This was a much more tame draft class than what we've seen. Best player is an 81 overall right end, Justin Buckner. And it's Calvin Judge out of Auburn. And I'm taking a look to see if any of these guys are Pac-12. I haven't seen a single Pac-12 yet until Gilbert Bayer, USC Strong Safety. Next up, wow, this was a very weak Pac-12 class. We got so lucky, actually. The fact that we traded away these picks is so beautiful that I have seen one Pac-12 player in the top 30. Here we go. Oregon middle linebacker Tyrone Grimes. This guy was a sixth round pick and he's in the top 20. Oh my God. Yeah, that was the draft class to dodge. Now starting in the 2027 draft, we have our draft picks available. So if I wanted to, yes, I could trade them away or we could actually try and pick somebody up. My thought process, though, is this might be the team that's ready to win it all. So maybe we make a massive trade and go ahead and grab somebody Pac-12. You know, who's been a shockingly impactful team on this whole rebuild is Stanford. And there's actually a Stanford player that I'm looking to trade for right now. Paul Sinodibo, a 90 overall corner. This would be an awesome addition to this team. Now I can offer Kyler Gordon, who already has some decent trade value, obviously not as good as Paul Sinodibo. But let's see if they bite on Kyler Gordon in a second round pick and worse. Oh my God. Let's go. I actually didn't overpay for once, guys. Somebody congratulate me. I'll offer our second and seventh. That should be enough. Okay. Paul Sinodibo done deal. That's actually a huge trade. I didn't realize we had gotten Kyler Gordon up so well, but Paul Sinodibo becomes a bull. We get a plus seven at corner as well as abilities. That's our first abilities at the corner position. I'm excited to have them. I'm also going to make sure that my new slot corner is Paul Sinodibo just so he gets as many reps as he can. Jonathan Bags has been really nice. He did get a dev trade upgrade as well, but wow, what a nice pickup right there. Michael Wilson did sign with us in free agency. So the wide receiver core is now Amon Ross, St. Brown, 99 overall, Michael Wilson out of Stanford and Brandon Ayuk, Arizona State, who's a 96 overall. And you know what? Let's let Brandon Ayuk be the primary wide receiver this season. He's our only Arizona State guy in Amon Ross St. Brown's been getting all the love. So I'm going to switch Ayuk and Amon Ross in the depth chart. Amon Ross still have an awesome season, but he's already 99 overall. Callum Richardson, the outside linebackers in 81. And you know what? Why don't we take a look at this entire bulls roster? Just top down. All right, boys, here is your Pac 12 lineup going into season four and hopefully our Super Bowl season. Amon Ross St. Brown is a 99. Palanoa Hufanga is a 99. Hufanga is a superstar X factor out of USC. Amon Ross St. Brown superstar out of USC. So shout out to USC for both our 99s. McCaffrey 97. Stanford also X factor. Herbert is Oregon also X factor. Ayuk is star. He actually regressed sadly because in that first season I didn't do as much as I should have with him, but he's gearing up for an awesome season here, Arizona State. Paul Sinedebo also Stanford 91 overall. Got Colton Miller out of UCLA. Temido out of Oregon. DeForest Buckner out of Oregon. Lenore out of Oregon. USC Rashad Green. Michael Wilson out of Stanford. Oregon State. Jonathan Bags. UCLA. Andre James. Austin Jackson. USC. Callum Richardson. Stanford. Washington for Taylor Rapp. Oregon State. Luke Musgraves. Barnes is UCLA. Oregon State. Oregon State. And Colorado. I didn't forget about you. We got a kello witherspoon. Okay. I don't think we have any Utah players remaining on this team. I'm sorry, Utah. We've come a long way from almost tanking this rebuild, gentlemen. We're an 88 overall. Thank you to DeForest Buckner, Jordan Poyer for not retiring. That's really what's holding this team together. All right, boys. I'm simmin' all the way to the playoffs. No mid-season check-in. I just feel that good. I feel confident. This is our best season by far. 13 and 4. We got a buy. The Giants went 10 and 7, so they're turned into a little bit of a powerhouse. We beat the Eagles in week 18. We're rockin' an 89 overall squad. We've got a 92 offense and an 89 defense. Got a few players that get some upgrades here, hopefully an awesome statistical season. Let's go find out, boys. Maybe Justin Herbert will finally win MVP. Justin Herbert came in third previously. Looks like he's second in the league in passing yards. 4,500 passing yards. Second in the NFL. I'm checkin' yearly awards first. Dude, I honestly, in all the rebuilds I do, I rarely get MVP. Justin Herbert of the Bulls is gonna get league MVP. That is so amazing. Let's check everything else. Defensive player of the year, DeForest Buckner is third. We have three players in the running, too. Timido is eight. Hufanga is nine. Offensive Ricky of the Year. That's not gonna be us. Neither defensive. We didn't have any picks. Best QB is Herbert. Best running back. McCaffrey is fourth. Their best wide receiver, Brandon Ayuk. Wow, we dominated. Buckner gets second in Best D-Lineman. Wow. Amazing work, Justin Herbert. Justin Herbert may win MVP and offensive player of the year. Interestingly enough, 4,000 f- Dude, this is absolutely incredible. 42 passing touchdowns, two interceptions. Rushing McCaffrey, 1,400 yards, 17 touchdowns. He has just been so good. I'm so glad we took him first. And Ayuk just had one of the best seasons I've ever seen. 1,300 yards, 14 touchdowns. Brandon Ayuk. Aminra St. Brown had 1,200 yards and 10 touchdowns. Michael Wilson, 1,107. We had three receivers go above 1,000 yards. Oh my goodness. I'm really glad we picked up Michael Wilson. Musgrave had his best season by far to almost 600 yards and seven receiving touchdowns. Defensively, it's Hufanga again with four interceptions. He's averaging four interceptions a year. Very impressive. He has a sack as well. And our sack numbers are off the charts. Tibido with 12, 11 for Buckner. Rashad Green sees a regression, only getting three sacks. And Oscar Hayes, a second year player out of Washington, getting two sacks. Hufanga with one and Callum Richardson with one. But honestly, if we're getting 23 combined between Tibido and Buckner, I don't really care what Rashad Green does. Wow, boys. We are big chilling. All right, gentlemen, we've got a buy in the playoffs. So let's just advance the divisional round and see who we're taking on. Our first game is against the 10 and 7 New Orleans Saints. Wow, they got Michael Parsons, 99 overall. They got Creed Humphrey, Greg Newsom, Rashawn Slater, Bryce Young, Tyler Alger. They got Taylor Bowles, that wide receiver who won offensive rookie of the year. They got Jordan Davis, Carlos Devine, Devon White. Okay, they literally... Oh, here we go. Nick Denard. There's our first Pac-12 USC. All right. I'm going to get a few reps on offense and a few reps on defense. And then I got to let my team take over for the rest of this. It's a very fair matchup. 90 overall, they got a 92 defense and an 89 offense. We got an 88 defense and a 92 offense. Let's have some fun. Our top three, Hufanga, Herbert and McCaffrey. His top three is Micah Newsom, Bryce Young. There's the home. There's the alt. And there's the away. I like this alt, uni. Let's rock the alt. Whoa, that happened so fast. Didn't even see it. The Saints scored and then we turned the ball over and they're looking like they might score again. All right. Well, let's lock up on defense. We've got some of the best safeties in the league and one of the best D lines, but we have no abilities at backers. They almost just threw an interception. Second and 10, Hufanga is the sub linebacker so he can play linebacker here. Oh, that is bottled up. Great defense. 26 is clamping right now. Is that Paul Sinodibo? It is Paul Sinodibo. Hufanga. I just barely missed the interception and he makes a crazy catch. I'm going to try and nab the quarterback with Talanoa Hufanga here. Let's see if he can do it. Bryce Young makes an adjustment, snaps the ball, Hufanga up the middle, makes the pass. Nice play. Here we go. Run commit middle. Chris Barnes, I need you buddy. Is this a run up the middle? No, it's a pitch. I don't think we're ready for that. Oh, but a huge tackle PJ. Or no, that was Callum Richardson just made a monster play. I don't know if this is a run. Okay. It is a handoff and I'm there. He tried to jump over me and we lit him up. Chris Barnes. That was actually Nick Bowden, but regardless, a huge stop. Third and goal. One more blitz. Chris Barnes. Goal. It's a goal I'd stand for the balls. Fourth and goal. They're going to take the field goal. They're going to use as much clock as they can. I'm going to have three timeouts and 25 seconds to get down there. That will be my first drive on offense. Probably should have just used a timeout here to not let them milk all that, but we'll see. Down 10-0 in the divisional after the buy. That's no good. See if we can get a nice kick return to start this out though. We'll take over at the 28 with 16 seconds.   We got hot route master. We got some of the best wide receivers in the league. We got three timeouts. I'm going to try my best to make something happen. There's Luke Musgrave. He's wide open and he's got room on a bounce. No timeout, Burt. 11 seconds. That's a great play. Michael Wilson. It's like a Tampa two. Can we hit McCaffrey on a post maybe? Christian McCaffrey is wide open on the post. Oh, I needed to juke him out and make something happen there. We've got four seconds. Do we take the field goal or do we take a shot? Oh, no. We probably shouldn't take a shot here, huh? It's too risky. Chase McLaughlin's going to come out and hopefully drill this. Yes, sir. Almost blocked. The San Diego Bulls, the Pac-12 Bulls are going to get three points here. And now I got to let the team take over. I just got to let the boys play ball on the opening drive. The Bulls are looking like they're marching down there. Chase McLaughlin just missed a 42 yard field goal, but we have the ball back. Wait a minute. All right. First in 10. Saints with their first turnover. We could potentially tie the game up. Herbert slings it to Musgrave, who got absolutely lit up. Second in 10. Looks like a run play. Maybe play action. Let's see what coach is thinking. Just a, yikes. Five rushes, five yards. It's going to be tough to win a playoff game like that. But you got to remember, we don't have a great offensive line. Third in 13. It's a big passing down here. What are you made of San Diego? The Pac-12. Herbert slings it, caught. Michael Wilson, the free agent signing just made a huge catch. And I need to jump forward. Change of possession so I can watch all of you. That was a huge play. The Bulls have a chance to make this 10 to 10. First in 10. Herbert clean pocket rifle. Musgrave ends on. Luke Musgrave is in and the Bulls are going to tie it up in the divisional. It's 10 to 10. Huge play. McLaughlin, you already missed a 42 yard. You better hit that PAT, buddy. 10 to 10. Next drive by the Saints. Third in one. They convert. They look like they're getting real close. I'm going to step in and watch now. Second in seven. The clock is winding down. I think the Saints are going to be running the ball. We've got some great defensive linemen. Oh, they're going to be passing. And that's a one-handed catch. Damn. 10 to 10 in the divisional. This is getting close. That's the two-minute warning. The good news is they can't milk the clock on us. We got three timeouts. They're first in goal. We can hold them to a field goal here. This game is winnable. Handoff to 25 takes it right up the... Dude, they're getting such lucky rolls on those animations. We got to stealth this. Goal line defense. It's going to be a handoff. Second in goal. They're going to let that clock go as far as they can. An obvious handoff. And once again, pushes forward. That's a touchdown for the Saints. 38 seconds left. No timeouts for the Bulls. We're across the 50. And we're checking down in the middle of the field. Why are we checking down in the middle of the field? No huddle. That just burnt. Oh, that just burnt. 16, 17 seconds. We're going to run a play action. Who's biting on play action? Why are we running play action? It's fourth and one. This is a pit. I am mad at the Bulls right now. We got this high powered offense. We can only put up 10 points in the divisional. And there's a laser beam interception by Justin Herbert. He makes the tackle. No pick six. But that's ball game. We're going to take a loss here to the Saints. I got to give credit to the Saints though. The run game was excellent. Tyler Auger averaged four yards per carry. A little more. 20 rushes. Tough loss here for the Bulls. I thought this was going to be our year, but we're going to have to regroup. Herbert with a really unimpressive game all year was amazing. McCaffrey was completely bagged. Michael Wilson was our best receiver. If Michael Wilson is our best receiver, we ain't going to win games. We even had an interception with PJ Jackson. And we still couldn't come out with that win. Tough luck, boys. Let's regroup for next season. All right. Free agency. Bakhtiari is Colorado. We might as well grab them and put them at right tackle. We couldn't run the ball with McCaffrey to save our lives. Harrison Phillips is Stanford. We might as well pick him up, but I'm right next to DeForest Buckner. I'm hoping this is our year and I'm ready to sell out for it. Cody Barton is Utah. He's an 82 overall middle linebacker. I keep talking about middle linebackers. Let's pick up Barton. Big free agency. We got David Bakhtiari, Harrison Phillips, Cody Barton, and we re-signed Chris Barnes. So linebackers improved. A better backup de-tackled to DeForest Buckner and some beef on the offensive line. Also by adding Cody Barton, we do have a Utah player again though. So no more complaints. Dude, our corners got good. A Debo, Lenore, and bags. That's a really nice set of three corners. Jordan Poyer has officially retired. We need to get a free safety before this draft. That already got a draft for free safety. You know who would be a nice pickup? Marcus Williams. He's 30 years old, but he's a free safety. He's an 89 overall and he's only star dev. I actually don't think he'll be too hard to get off of the Cowboys. I might be able to do this for a second and a third rounder and I can even retain my first rounder.  I'll give him a third rounder and a fourth rounder next year as well, and that should do it. Bingo. That's our new free safety replacing Jordan Poyer. Cost me some draft picks, but I've retained my first rounder, which I'm going to use in this upcoming draft. And now we've got honestly even better than Poyer because Poyer had regressed so poorly. Let's see who we can pick up. Not that I think whoever we pick up here is going to be super impactful, but I think it would just be fun. Interesting. Seth Tyler is around one projection, but he's actually a day three talent, so that guy's a bust. He is Cal though. Like technically I could have taken him. Greg Vincent. I can't take Iowa Oklahoma. Ooh, this is what I want. Javier Weber, Arizona state wide receiver with elite speed, elite Excel.  Oh my God. Dude, if I put buddy, a slot wide receiver, that is a guaranteed offensive rookie of the year. A 97 speed, five, eight hidden death. This is Arizona state's Tyree kill. All right. I'm glad we held on to that pick. Next pick's fourth round. I'll let the CPU take care of it. Maybe this, maybe this our season boys. I'm putting Javier Weber at wide receiver two as well as slot wide receiver. I want this boy to get some reps. He's already a 74. Ooh, I didn't even do the draft recap. He's a 74 overall. Damn. I've never really drafted a good wide receiver. That is one of the first times I've ever drafted a hidden dead wide receiver. And the computer got me up. Oh, he's Vanderbilt. The computer got me a 74 overall corner. He has normal dead, but he's six three. He's Vanderbilt though. So I can't use it. And a Utah quarterback, Casey Sulek and a Washington outside linebacker. Not bad CPU. I'm proud of you. Best player in the class is an 82 corner. Next best is an 81 corner. Then McCuller is a left end. And oh my God. It's all corners. Look at this. Top eight, seven of them are corners. I know corners start at higher overalls, but that's still really odd. Then they kind of fall off as we go throughout here. Fastest player in the class is a 99 speed 64 overall wide receiver. Third fastest is my boy Javier Weber, but he's actually a 74 overall. I'm excited about Javier Weber out of Arizona State. Season five boys. I thought season four was going to be our year. Sadly it wasn't. But season five quickly approaches. Hopefully another playoff run. Let's see what we got boys. Look who it is gentlemen. We get ourselves a rematch. The saints are looking better. They're 93 overall, but we're looking better too. 92.  Hopefully that's what'll change this game around for us. All fence looks pretty similar. And it looks like Tibido might have gotten a dev trade upgrade because I just saw ability on Tibido and he was star last I checked. We got boxed the already at right guard because my right tackle is actually pretty solid still. So I moved him to right guard. I use back up to superstar ominous superstar Javier Weber is an 80 overall and he's star dev defensively. So Tibido is an X factor. I have not checked this in a while. Tibido is a monster. Green superstar debos where I thought he should be who Fonga is still superstar X factor. And then I'm actually going to switch some things around. So Weber doesn't need to be slot wide receiver anymore. That was just to get him offensive Ricky of the year. Let's make ominous slot wide receiver. Everything else looks exactly how it should. And we are ready for hopefully a little playoff redemption here. Herbert second in the league in passing yards. Justin Herber back to back MVPs baby. Let's go. Offensive player of the year in NFC is Quinton Johnston. Defensive player of the year is Micah Parsons. Offensive rookie Javier Weber. We kind of knew it right. He definitely had an awesome season 35 and one for Herbert. What an awesome season with 4,500 yards. McCaffrey continues to put up like 15 touchdowns and 1,500 yards every season. He's been amazing. Ayuk with 1,413. His best season by far. Weber barely eclipses 1,000 yards, but he does and 10 touchdowns. That's an amazing rookie season. Amenro was nasty. Musgrave was nasty. And defensively PJ Jackson really stepped it up this season. Hufanga had seven interceptions. His most ever, Adebo had six, one for Lenore. And it was a bit of a regression this season for sacks. We had Buckner eight and a half, seven Tibido, two and a half for shot green, but still really good seasons. Really excited for the boys right now. Let's beat the Saints. Let's go. First in 10 rematch versus the Saints. Let's start it out with a sack. Oh, Noah Hufanga. Oh, I love him. Third and 16. They're going to run it. That's a punt. Nice stop. Little play action. Nice blocking is Weber there. Can you make that throw? I don't know. Almost. Third and seven. I got McCaffrey. Who barely catches it? Oh, I got lucky on that one. First in 10. Oh, McCaffrey free form. Wheel route beauty. Down to the three. First in goal. Let's go with a handoff. McCaffrey. That's just too easy. The San Diego Bulls start with a stop and a touchdown. That's all the input I could have. We just got to hope our team holds up for the rest of it. 14 to seven on the board there. 14 to 14, 17, 14, 21, 17. And we're in the red zone. That's the two minute warning. We have a chance to put this game away and redeem ourselves. Second and three. We're handing the ball off McCaffrey. That is clogged, but McCaffrey gets 13 inches. Wait a minute. This could be big. Handoff McCaffrey stuffed and we're going for it. Fourth and two. Handoff McCaffrey. Somebody just missed their block, but it didn't matter. We got it anyway. And now we're in victory formation. Oh my God. McCaffrey just saved us. Dude, last year, this same game. McCaffrey was pitiful this year. McCaffrey just closed it out for us. Second in goal. Another handoff McCaffrey. A touchdown puts this game away. Oh, and we can. We can shoot this entire clock. This game is truly over. That's all she wrote, boys. McCaffrey 20 for 74 and a touchdown. And we battled all year. It was all about the run game. It was all about the running backs. Divisions against the Rams. They have my homes. So I'm going to sim this one. If we make it through this, I feel like we would just win the Super Bowl 31 to 28. Damn. I wish I watched it now. We're taking on the 10 and 7 Arizona Cardinals next. They've got 99 overall Jalen Hertz. We may make our Super Bowl this season, boys. All right. The Cardinals have Jalen Hertz, 99. Jalen Johnson, Utah. Quinn and Williams, Jonathan Taylor, Puka Nakua, Jackson Smith, and Jaguar. That's a 60. Let's go, baby. NFC championship. Jalen Hertz of the Cardinals. Taking on Herbert of the San Diego Bulls. That Cardinals team is nasty. 14 to 10, 21 to 10. Oh, this is a close ball game to the Cardinals score here. They get a safety. Cardinals just got a safety on us, but they weren't able to score. We're in the red zone in the fourth quarter. They're using their timeouts. Herbert's going to sling it. Caught, Javier Weber, ASU legend. We're up by nine right now. And out comes Kayemi Fairbaird of UCLA to drill this field goal. 24 to 12. This is an interesting score. If we can just stop the Cardinals here, we'll come out with a dub. Second and 10. Jalen Hertz is going to step up and he's going to break that tackle. He's not a 99 overall for no reason, but Jalen Hertz does not have his X factor activated. He has no abilities underneath him. I don't know what kind of bug that is, but it's certainly working in my favor. He's still having a solid game, 19 for 28. First and 10. Hertz slings it. Caught. Dude, this game isn't over. They've got to score and get the on side though, because they're out of timeouts. Second and 10. That's a handoff. Gonna take it for nine yards. Jonathan Taylor is having a really good game. It's third and two. They just don't have a lot of clock to mess with here. Hertz, Jonathan Taylor just decided not to catch that football. Oh my God. This might have been a little bailout game for the San Diego Bulls NFC chip. Jalen Hertz did not show up. Fourth and two slings it. Caught monster hit from Cody Barton, but he hung on. There's 30 seconds left here. Here we go. Here we go. Here we go. Jalen Hertz flushed out of the pocket. Ooh. I almost wanted him to catch that. Keep the clock running, but Marcus Williams lays a hammer. Jalen Hertz to Jonathan Taylor who drops it. Dude, they're actually selling. This is such a criminal sell. 22 seconds left, third and 10. We got full momentum. Slings it out of bounds. This game's over. Fourth and 10. He fumbles. It's a turnover. I don't know who forced that fumble, but we're back in victory formation. I love to see victory formation and we're headed to the Super Bowl. 12 to 24. San Diego Bulls master class 16 for 23 Herbert. Two touchdowns.  Let's get it, baby. Talano Fonga is a 99 overall in zone and run support. And now we can give him a hybrid upgrade. Agility and man coverage. Sheesh. Look at this dude. Our Super Bowl is against the nine and eight Baltimore Ravens. Wow. Ravens have Jamar Chase, Pines Sewell, JC Horn, Najee Harris, and Vince Sheets. That's their quarterback. 99 overall. Superstar. They got Tank Dell. They got Oregon, Pines Sewell, and they got USC, Tule Tuapolotu. I'm honestly nowhere near as concerned about this team as the teams we just saw. Let's take one final look at the Pac-12 Super Bowl lineup. Justin Herbert, Christian McCaffrey, X Factor, Ayuk, superstar Javier Weber out of Arizona State, Aminra St. Brown. Got Bakhtiyari beefing up. Luke Musgrave finally gets a dev trade upgrade. Rashad Green, Buckner, Timido, Hufanga, Paulson, Adebo, Marcus Williams. Yeah, this team came together nicely. It's 14 to 10, 21, 10, 21, 17, 24, 21. Oh my goodness. This game is close. The San Diego Bulls are on offense. It's second and two. We're approaching the red zone. Damn. Herbert slings. Weber cannot hang on. I don't know about that throw, dude. That's our five, eight wide receiver. I feel like he's not the guy to go to there. Third and two. Herbert drops back, slings it. Oh, dude. Herbert loves Javier Weber. Trust in him. He caught it that time. I love Javier Weber. He won offensive rookie there. I believe we'll check in after this game, but right now I want to win the Super Bowl. 24-21. Herbert's flushed out, slings it. What was that throw, Herbert? Aminra St. Brown in the end.  Back foot 180. Bomb. And he was wide open. Absolutely cooked the secondary. Aminra's in. Fairbarn for the PAT. And that's 31 to 21 in the bowl. Oh no. 31 to 28. The Ravens score. They stop us. And they're in the red zone. We must have turned the ball over. They're definitely running this football. We got to clog this, boys. That's why we got Cody Barton. That's why we got the Forrest Buckner. That's why we got Harrison Phillips. Great defense right there. Buckner, Hufanga. Two absolute studs on this team. Second in goal. Clock is ticking.  That looks like the same play. Get down there, Hufanga. It's a very similar play. It's a run. Hufanga stuffs it. But Hufanga's 15 yards deep. You can't be that deep. You know they're running it. Oh, this is read option. An adjustment. What are we doing? We're overloaded on the wrong side. Oh, it's passed over the middle. Ravens score. Oh, no. 29 seconds left. We are inside the 25 with one timeout remaining. Herbert's got his X factor. He sits in a clean pocket. Luke Musgrave. And just like that, we're back on top. Oh my God. No way. They have three timeouts. They only need a field goal to tie this up. But this is not the real life Ravens. They don't have Justin Tucker. They have like a 400 pound kick return, man. Did anybody else see that? Jamar Chase has 150 yards and two touchdowns in the Super Bowl. First in 10. This is the final drive, boys. Well, maybe. I guess if they get in field goal range, it's not. We need some edge pressure right now. He checks down. Michael Boner. Nice. Second and nine. They use four seconds to get one yard. I love that. Somebody get home. Somebody get home. Somebody get home. He barely gets the ball away. There's only 11 seconds left. This is huge for us right now. They would need to get 30 plus yards on this player right here. Or I don't think they can even set up for a field goal. They check down. Pulsing at Debo. Put it away. This is their final chance. They have to get all the way across to the 41 in seven seconds and call a timeout if they want a shot here. Fourth and nine. Potentially the last player in the Super Bowl. Hux it. A wobbler. Why? Whoa. They seconds left. I've seen it all. That was the Minneapolis miracle, except no one missed a tackle. We just didn't cover deep on a Hail Mary. How do you not cover deep on a Hail Mary? Dude, what a Super Bowl, though. 41 to 38. Vince Sheets with almost a perfect QBR. Five touchdowns, no interceptions. Same thing from Herbert. Five touchdowns, ownership. This is one of the craziest Super Bowl duels I've ever seen. Obviously, very upset that we lost, but dude, McCaffrey with six yards per carry. Naju with 5.3 yards per carry. Tank Dell. Ayuk had 161 yards in a touchdown. Jamara 151 in two. Andrew Linton just caught the game winner. Amun Ra had 124 in three touchdowns. This game was insane. All right, let's watch this. So how does Andrew Linton get open? They're in Hail Mary. Taylor Rapp just glitched out. He turns and then turns back. Dude, he didn't even run anything special.  I hate Madden Sim so much. Dude, we actually had a chance to make this tackle, too. Is that Jonathan Bags? Oh, my God. I cannot believe that just happened. Dude, Justin Herbert played so unbelievably well just for the defense to choke that game away. That's sad. All right, boys, here is your final Pac-12 rebuild lineup. Honestly, Pac-12 had some nasty players, and we got really good players in the draft, too. Javier Weber, Rashad Green. We're leaving this team in good hands. But wow, what a choke. What a choke. Timidou Hufanga is amazing. This was a really fun rebuild, boys. 11-6 in the NFC East. All right, boys, I love you all. Thanks for watching as always. I've got a few more conferences to do, so that'll be fun. I'll talk to you guys then. Thanks for watching as always. Peace.


Hello, welcome to Database of the Week. I'm Todd Quinn with the University of Libraries at the University of New Mexico. Today we're going to be covering Social Explorer. This allows you to map data very easily. And on the left side you'll notice there's ways to learn on your own and some other options to show you how it's been used in the past. So with this, there's lots of options here. There's choices on the front page, but we're going to go right into the first option there. You can also map variables on Europe as well, not just the United States. Alright, so when you first come in, you'll notice you get a map of the United States and some one variable right here, population density. But let's change that. And I'm going to select income and let's say less than 35,000. And what you see is the map of the U.S. and by state. If you zoom in, it starts breaking it down by county. And if you zoom in more, you can get to what we call census tracks. And if you zoom in even more, depending on the variable, you might get to a block. But you'll notice you get a percentage here. So almost 41% of the people that live in this block or this track have an income less than 35,000. The other thing you can do here, again, you can change the data. The data goes back to 1790, the first U.S. census, depending on the variable. You can also pick different variables. As you can see, there's lots of types of variables here. You can select one, then there's options within. You can compare one map versus another map side by side. And then you would pick a different variable. So I'm just going to pick something very easily. I'm going to zoom out a little bit. And then you'll notice you get the maps are tied together. You can download the maps here as in one image. You can also use this tool. And then you can create a report based on census data. You can also annotate the map, putting words on there or lines. So there's lots of options here for you to use this tool. They get a quick visual of data across the United States, among other areas. This is a great tool for asking questions or discovering questions to ask.