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Chalk and cheese isn't it? From when I first came here we were all getting changed up in the offices here together and looking at it now you've got the youth development seeing that pathway I think it's very positive. I just really hope that I can help them along their path to being a footballer, being a better footballer a better person yeah and just hopefully I can instill that thing that I live by of always turning up the training and once you're on that pitch that's it you can't think about nothing else then doing the best for yourself and your team and I hope that I can put that across as you know best I can in the assistant role. I think the games change a little bit I think from what I've seen so far there isn't that the intensity is there but having that bit of mongrel I think certain players still need to get across the board young boys coming through just have to understand that once you go to that next level the A-League level the overseas level there ain't no mates when you step across that white line everyone's playing for that position and you have to definitely put your you know your best foot forward and when they realise to make that next level you have to be willing to go into those 5050s that training not in the game but at training to earn your position and show that you you want it as bad as the next guy overseas yeah I'm hoping that I can help these boys understand that sort of things and then it will carry on into the games and who knows what's gonna happen this season with them


Welcome to Digital Asset News. Take your top stories in cryptocurrency and digital assets, and bring them out of bite-sized pieces. So today we have some more concerning news about India as RBI or the Reserve Bank of India sticks to its stand in cryptocurrencies and wants them all banned. So we'll take a little trip down memory lane, what has been happening over the last couple of weeks and months, and then get into some things that the banks have been doing and how this smells a little fishy to me. On top of that, let's take a quick look at the fact that I made an NFT because I didn't really understand what the heck they were, so the best way to do things is just dive in headfirst and actually get them done. So we'll take a look at my super fantastic NFT that took me a whole 10 seconds to make, and we will go from there. So first, let's take a look at what's going on in the market. So today it is March 15th, almost high noon, El Paso, Texas time, so we traveled all the way back. We are here, the investment property has already been set up, and just waiting for people to come on in and to come in to a night, matter of fact. So hopefully it all works out. That's the great thing about Airbnb, so we'll see how that goes. Anyhow, this is the total market cap, $1.7 trillion, average daily sentiment, and of course we're using Trade the Chain because it does all that scraping of data throughout all the different blog posts and websites and integrates one of five of cryptocurrency companies to integrate directly with Twitter. And the average daily sentiment for cryptocurrency, 57 out of 100, which is not too bad when you have the possibility of a huge country with over a billion people talking about banning the entire Bitcoin and cryptocurrency crypto sphere. So that's not too bad. I remember years ago, this would have crippled us for quite a long time, and now today we're just like, whatever, India, whatever you want to do, just make up your mind and then shoot there. So that's what's going on. Let's see, hottest on Twitter, I don't know any of these, balancer, sounds good, Troy, Cody, engine, which I'm probably going to get into as I've been taking a look at that more and more. It only makes sense, as they integrate with all these different gaming platforms and you can do a bunch of NFTs for all the different things that people need on gaming because gaming and eSports and everything else is going to be huge. Why not engine? So probably do a little video on that. But let's see what exactly is going on as far as the number. So Bitcoin was at almost 62,000 and a drop precipitously, let me pull this up actually so you can see it, about what is going on here. And I gotta tell you, not too bad for a country which is, like I said, about to ban crypto, if they do it. Who knows if they do it? I don't know. So that is what's going on with Bitcoin itself. Ethereum, pretty good, only down 4%, 4%. Let's see, any up? Let's see, any down, down 7%, 21% for VeChain. VeChain just got listed on crypto.com. So I'm sure people are buying that up like crazy. So good for you guys. I'm a holder myself. And again, super biased, all the things that I own, I'm always talking about them. Like I'll go around, I don't know on it. So I'm not going to talk about it that much. If something fantastic comes out, I will. But just how I am biased. And that's about it. So hey, 27% for engine coin. I probably should get into that at some point before it takes off. Anyhow, so that's what's going on the market. Let's just jump into today's top story, shall we? So this one, I remember when I first got in the cryptocurrency and China was the big bad player. And they were going back and forth between we're going to ban it, we're not going to ban it. And actually, the first NFT that I created was all about China banning cryptocurrency. And that day, this was back in December, December of 2019. That was, I mean, it dropped so much in one day just because China said everything about banning it. And they said the same thing that India is talking about. We like blockchain, we don't like Bitcoin and currencies or we're going to do that and we're not going to let currencies come in. So the same thing's happening here. So what exactly is going on? So New Delhi, the RBI, the Reserve Bank of India sticking to its stance and they want to ban cryptocurrencies because, you know, why not? Anyhow, while asserting that the technology of blockchain should be encouraged, again, blockchain is good, but cryptocurrency is bad. Blockchain is fantastic, but cryptocurrency we just can't have that. Why is that? Well, I'll tell you a bit. They said that a currency, this is the Reserve Bank of India, they say, look, a currency is a sovereign right of a country and it cannot be assigned to any individual entity. We just can't have that. We can't have that slip of power happen. It has to be with the country. And remember, they're the Reserve Bank of India. It's not like like the Federal Reserve in America. They're about as federal as federal express. They're not a federal agency. They were closely with the governments, but it's not a government agency. Reserve Bank of India, they're talking about, oh, it's sovereign, only the nations can really decide about it. Well, they can decide and they already decided that this was okay because this is what happened March 5th of 2020, just a short year ago, where the India's highest court, they overturned the cryptocurrency trading ban. They go, look, you can't do that to people. People want to take their harder money and they want to trade it for cryptocurrency, then let them do that. And that is what the highest court, kind of like the America's Supreme Court, decided at that point. And they said, okay, sounds good. And then from there, nothing really happened with India. Everybody was happy. It was X, the exchange opened up. Everything was good. And then we had this nice little article that came about and said, hey, look, we're thinking about banning it again, but don't worry because the finance minister, she predicts a very calibrated stance. And what she said was this. She goes, obviously, the Reserve Bank will be taking a quorum on how, what kind of unofficial currency, cryptocurrency will have to be planned and how it has to be regulated. So nowhere in here is she talking about, you know what, we're going to look at this blockchain and really go from there. She's talking about currency and cryptocurrency. And all of a sudden they're like, nope, we're just going to go back on that. And that's just how it's going to be. Anyhow, to finish up, the central bank has also raised security risks linked to cryptocurrencies. How many times have we heard about this? Oh, it's going to give rise to money laundering, care of financing, and you know, the cartels, that's all they use is Bitcoin. They have never used the US dollar or the ruble or the pound or the yen or the yuan. They've only used Bitcoin. And once they get Bitcoin, it's going to be so much easier for them to do things. Well, and of course, the anonymity of the transaction. So let's just talk about that for a second, shall we? So when we talk about the banks, Reserve Bank of India working with the retail banks, it's the same thing here, you know, the Federal Reserve is like, you know what, we can't have this, we can't have this kind of money laundering because our banks are the highest level of ethics and morals and wait, what's this? So Wells Fargo, you know, a little fraudulent savings and checking accounts on behalf of Wells Fargo, clients without their consent, millions of them. And the only complaint when they started to see all these different frauds being charged or different, you know, different accounts that they were mysteriously opened in their names and going, Hey, why am I getting charged for these accounts? I never opened these. Well, you owe us. And that went through millions and millions of people. Of course, they got busted for that. And what happened? They only paid a fine. Me and you do that, we're in jail. But banks do that at just the cost of doing business.  Then you had ING, where they're like, we missed this almost billion dollars of money laundering from cartels. We just couldn't figure it out. We just just doesn't make any sense to us. We're only the banks. And on and on. And on we go. So I'll get to that later. But this is the thing. When you talk about like, you know, the banks want to really do all these things. And the Federal Reserve is the Reserve Bank. The reason why they want to do it is because they want to keep control of what's going on. And it really just comes out of this. This is the last sentence. I was, as I was reading this article, I'm like, where are they going to say it? Just say it. Just say it. I know they're going to do it. In recent weeks, the RBI has also talked about bringing its own digital currency, which is different from cryptocurrencies. Of course. Of course. Why would they want to let any other cryptocurrency out like a Bitcoin, like Ethereum, like an XRP, like Cardano or anything like that, and that she can use as a currency into the country when they can just create themselves because it's a sovereign right, right? There's no way that the common people could figure this out. And it can make it work for them. So, of course, when they talk about we want to ban these things, this is why. Because they want to make it themselves. And that's okay. I mean, that's such one of what you want to do. Hopefully, the Indian people rise up and say, you can't do this to us. And hopefully, the lawmakers come through and say, you can't ban this. We're going to work together, come to the table. Just like what the Finance Minister said, hey, we're going to work this through with the Reserve Banks and make this actually happen. And they're not going to ban anything. It's not going to be as bad as you thought it was. And here we are. That's pretty bad. So when you take a look at this, this is why when you see these types of articles where a French lawmaker signs a petition to allow central banks to buy and hold Bitcoin, just be careful of this because it's just one lawmaker and just one person signing a petition. So the real question is, can you get this through all of your legislature and actually make turn this into law and not just like, hey, this is something we should do. So this is what I think on this one. I just threw this in there because I'm like, it's just interesting that we've got some people who are on the right side of history and other people who are just trying to stall what's going on. But in my personal opinion, I don't think that this will actually go through. I don't think there would actually be a ban because it's, I mean, let's say they do ban cryptocurrency. Let's say they do ban exchanges. Well, that's great because in the rest of the world it's like, you don't want to use it. That's cool because all of us will just continue to use this and we'll have to leave you behind. And I think for economic equality, it wouldn't really behoove them to do those types of things. Again, these are just my opinions. I could be wrong. Let me know what you think in the comment section. Let's move on to our next piece.  Non-fungible tokens? I didn't really get it. I didn't really understand how it all worked and everything else. So I just had to create one. Actually, I had talked about this over the weekend and one of my subscribers, he said, Robby, just don't get it. He goes, take Gronkowski from the, well, what was the Patriots and now the Buccaneers. So what he did was instead of going to a football card company and saying, hey, I want to put my likeness on cards and then people can buy my football card and then you guys can take 99% and I'll get a percentage.  I'm just going to create a non-fungible token of myself on a football playing card and whoever wants to buy it can own it digitally and that's it. So you totally do what cryptocurrency digital assets are supposed to do, which is cut out the middleman entirely and then he's selling those things like hotcakes. And I'm like, hmm, how the heck does that work? So this is what I did. I went back and one of my first videos that I ever did and I just was talking about China, again, how this little fud happened where they're like, we don't like Bitcoin, we love blockchain. So this came about and I said, you know what, I'm going to see if I can just sell this.  And in like half an hour, I got an offer for .01 wrapped ETH, W ETH for like 17 bucks. And that's it. I can't accept this offer because I don't think this is worth anything.  Don't buy this as goofy. And I just want to see if it would actually, you know, happen. And I don't know how many other offers I have. I think I only have one right now, but still it's kind of, it's just kind of little goofy that you can do these types of things and people are buying it, but they don't know what they're buying. It's just, to me, I think it's just worthless. But that's just my opinion on what's going on. I think that there are, the NFTs will be huge, especially like we talked about with Engine Coin and those types of things.  But for me, I kind of look at it like there's a big difference between going to an art gallery, let's say downtown New York, and going to the bargain bin at Walmart. They're both art, right? Just like there's, they're both NFTs here. Like this is an NFT and the one that Bevel sold for like 70 million or how much crazy it was. But for whatever reason, that is awesome. And this is trash. And I think it's the same thing of like art in general, like I don't have the eye for it. So people look at it like, this is great. I can't, you know, it's amazing. I got to buy this. Sure. And but I think it's going to be very few of those that actually have value. I think the majority are just going to be in the bargain bin at a Lowe's Home Depot, Walmart type of thing, where it's just like, this is just trash. This is just a throwaway NFT. And that's just what it is. Obviously, you can't get an NFT at Walmart. I'm just saying these things will just be like, you know, out in the open and not that great. This is just how I see it. I also see this as kind of like with cryptocurrencies assets. I think there's going to be a good amount that'll make it, you know, 20, 30, 40, I don't know. But the 5,000 or so that we have, most are going away. And it's the same thing with NFTs. Now, the big question is, how do you find those? And for that, I really have no answer. And I'll tell you what I know. Tell you what I don't know. I have no idea about that one. I will say this. Don't buy on a secondary source like OpenSea, because those people already bought someplace cheap. They put it on there and they want you to buy their garbage. Not that it's all garbage. There's a lot of great stuff in there. I'm sure, I mean, whatever. But I'm just saying, don't be caught up in this whole thing.  Don't look for ones that are already, you know, $100,000 or something like that. Go for a little bit lower and see if it has any kind of legs and go from there. If you buy an NFT for $100,000 and then it goes to $1,000, well then you're pretty screwed. But if you buy something for like $5 or $10 and it goes to zero, not a big deal. That's the only advice that I would give myself because I can't give financial advice. And that's the big thing. And speaking of NFTs, finally, I trust. They're giving away an NFT and Anthony, he sent this to me and I was like, I don't know what this is, man.  I trust account. I trust is the crypto IRA that I used. And I was like, I still don't understand what I don't get the whole thing. He goes, okay, well, I'll come on your show and explain it. So Anthony will be here on Friday to explain what the heck this is all going on. It's just a giveaway. I'm sure it's cool. I mean, these guys do good things. I love them. And that is it. So look, first of all, thanks for sticking with me all the way at the end. If you like these types of videos, go ahead and give it a thumbs up. That helps tremendously. Also consider subscribing because all these videos we talk about are very time sensitive, like we just talked about a little bit ago. Also, if you want to take a look at iTrust, there's a link in the description. That is the crypto IRA that I'm using. And that's where I'm going to be paying no taxes as everything appreciates. So there are some, there are some nuances. So I did a video. It's about 20 minutes long. You can watch that. I'll link it at the end or look in the description and that is all. So thanks so much for watching. I appreciate it and I'll see you on the next one.


a singer. You know, that was, Bailoff was the singer of Exodus. Well, I mean, you know, during, there was like a long stretch where Paul wasn't a singer, but he was, he was living in Monterey at the time when, when we reunited in 97, he was living in Monterey and he would like make, build sound castles for the tourists and shit. Really? Yeah. Yeah.  Wow. I never knew that. What, what, what made him land down in Monterey?    You know, he wasn't cut out for that.   Unbelievable that guy. I mean, when he came back to Exodus in 97, yeah, like, he was living in this little Airstream trailer. Oh, right. And then he sold it to do two different people and bounce out of town. Oh, in Monterey, you mean? Yeah. Yeah. Like, I guess two different people showed up the toad away like, what, I bought it off of him. No, I bought it. Oh my God. Classic Bailoff.


The Indian Supreme Court recently passed a landmark, if I may say so, quite an offbeat judgment wherein it ruled that the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act does not have any special precedence or superiority vis-à-vis the right of residence and dwelling of a woman in respect of a shared house as contemplated under the confines of Protection of Women and Domestic Violence Act. The progressive judgment was authored and delivered by Justice Dhananjay Chandrachur in a civil appeal titled S. Vanitha vs Deputy Commissioner Bangaluru Urban District. The crux of the ruling being that a legal right of a woman to have a home and shelter or dwelling where it is a shared household cannot be undone by an order of eviction prompted on account of a summary procedure under the Senior Citizens Act. The judgment of the Supreme Court opines that under the Senior Citizens Act 2007 there is an enabling authority to order an eviction if it is necessary and expedient to ensure the maintenance and protection of the senior citizen or a parent. Eviction in other words would be an incident of the right to maintenance and protection however this remedy can be granted only after adverting to the competing claims in the dispute. It was necessary to review that the situation in the case related to the eviction of the daughter-in-law said the Supreme Court and the Court went on to settle that allowing the Senior Citizens Act 2007 to have an overriding force or effect in all situations irrespective of competing entitlements of a woman to a right in a shared household within the meaning of the protection of women from Domestic Violence Act 2005 would defeat the object and purpose which the parliament sought to achieve in enacting the letter legislation. The law protecting the interest of senior citizens is intended to ensure that they are not left deprived or at the mercy of their children or relatives. Equally the Court felt that the protection of women from Domestic Violence Act 2005 cannot be ignored. Both sets of legislations have to be harmoniously construed, said the Court. Hence the right of a woman to secure a residence order in respect of a shared household cannot be defeated by the simple expedient of securing an order of eviction by adopting the summary procedure under the Senior Citizens Act 2007. This is what the Supreme Court opined. Thus in the event of a composite dispute, as it is in the current case in laws versus dotting law versus in laws, the Supreme Court felt that it would have been appropriate for the Tribunal which is constituted under the Senior Citizens Act to appropriately mould the relief based on the competing claims of the parties where the claims are under the protection of women from Domestic Violence Act 2005 and the Senior Citizens Act 2007. Both claims have to be reviewed. Accordingly the eviction order passed by the Assistant Commissioner was set aside by the Supreme Court and I feel that the provisions of the Senior Citizens Act 2007 cannot be deployed in a way that they override the provisions of other laws especially the ones dealing with women's rights in respect of Domestic Violence Act 2005. So another victory for the daughters-in-law, women power is clearly in play.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com with 2019 Panini National Treasures Football 4 box random team break number 4. Thanks everyone right here for getting into the action, whether you bought spots straight up or whether you won spots, I appreciate it, no matter how you got in. Thanks for getting in. All teams are in right here as well, no combos, right? Let's roll it. Let's randomize it. A full 12 times. 6 and 12th and final time. After 12 times we've got Oliver down to Renee. 6 and a 6, 12 times for the teams. And 12th and final time. After 12 we've got the Tennessee Titans, down to the New York Football Giants. All right, Oliver with the Titans, Brian with the Cowboys, Anthony with the Colts, John with the Bears, Joey with the Dolphins, Renee with the Ravens, Rolando with the Eagles, Anthony with the Rams, the X-Line with the Chiefs, Renee with the Packers, Rolando with the Saints, Jonathan with the Chargers, John with the Raiders, Tyler with the Broncos, Renee with the Lions, Dakota with the Bucks. Rebecca you got the Bengals with the Last Bot Mojo Star next to your name. Eric EO with the Jets, Jason with the Panthers, X-Line with the Jaguars, Vinny with the Seahawks, Matt McCrae with the Steelers, Josh with the Redskins, Josh Hoffman with the Vikings, Mark with the Bills, Jamie with the Falcons, Matt with the Cardinals, Jared with the Browns, Joe with the Patriots, BJ with the Texans, Chris with the Niners, and Renee with the New York Football Giants. All right, so there's all the teams and names on the list right there. Feel free to trade. I'm going to pause the video to grab the case and when we come back we'll have the break. Stick around. BRB. And we're back. A lot of trade chatter but no deals were done. It's all good. There we go. Thanks for spending your Saturday with us, folks. There's everyone right here. Thanks to everyone for getting in and good luck. Keep an eye out on jaspyscasebreaks.com. I think there's actually more NT on the site already. I was gonna say keep an eye out on jaspyscasebreaks.com for more NT. There's already NT on the site. Two teams left to pick your team 24 and then two number blocks that we have to accomplish that need a little bit of work but we can do another case tonight if you want to. No, I don't think we've done that for a little while now Andrew. Are you having issues with the live stream? YouTube did let us let us know that they are gonna be in a lot of instances, especially during high volume evenings like a Saturday, that they will be kicking our stream and your viewing abilities down to like standard definition so people be aware of that. If you're like, hey, jaspys isn't as crisp as it usually is. That's why. So certain areas will have to deal with that. I think Netflix did that too. I think on certain high traffic times, Netflix has also said that they're gonna kick video quality down to standard definition to not overload servers and whatnot. A little bend in that card there. Oh, is that a plate? Oh, because it's a plate. Okay, let's use that blank card to hide some of the hits. We'll slow play it a little bit. A little bit of suspense to the break. Here's Baker Mayfields 99. That'll be for the Browns, Jared, the Browns. Bobby Wagner, 31 out of 50 for the Seahawks. That'll be for Vinny. Wouldn't mind a Russell Wilson he was saying earlier. Hunter Henry, Century Materials, 23 out of 99 for the Los Angeles Chargers. That'll go to Jonathan, Jonathan G, who got randomized. The Chargers, nice. With a spot that he won. There's Tyler Lockett for Vinny, 44 out of 49, two-color jersey. And we got Chandler Jones, nine out of 25. Three-color patch. Cardinals, Matt Medlin. There's Kyler Murray, 44 out of 99. Big relic for Matt Medlin, who got randomized. The Cardinals with a spot that he won. Nice. Thanks, BJ Jordan. You just got to do one more number block. Then we'll be in Brakesville. Autograph, nice. That is Zach Thomas, one of one. Wasn't Joey trying to trade the dolphins? Tried to trade, couldn't trade Mojo. Gets the one-of-one printing plate and Zach Thomas's autograph. All aboard the Big Hit Express. Devin Singletary, 60 out of 99. Yeah, that's right. It's the tried to trade, called the tried to trade, couldn't trade Mojo. Buffalo, Mark Sheridan with the Bills. Gilo, what's up? We got Richard Sherman with the Niners, 20 out of 25. Who was talking about you? Crab Tree. Goes to Chris Erickson in the Niners. And down here is a Darius Layton, RPA, Rookie Patch Auto, 30 out of 99 for the Giants. Renee with the Giants. Gilo's watching the 2014 AL Wildcard game on YouTube. Possibly the best Royals game ever. Aside from the World Series clinching win. So I got extra stuff in this box here. What do we got here? 6 out of 99, Tyrell Williams, Raiders, John with the Raiders. Devonte Parker to 25 for the Dolphins. Joey, 29 out of 99, Matt Stafford. Lions, Renee got randomized the Lions. Colossal Relic, Amari Cooper, 12 out of 25, Brian S with Coop. There's a book in here which accounts for the fatness of it. Dante Pettis, 83 out of 99, Dual Relic for Chris Erickson and the Niners. Hakeem Butler, 10 out of 25, Cardinals, Matt Medlin with the Redbirds. Jimmy Morlin, 49 out of 99, 49 out of 49. Last card ever made. Josh Melton with the Redskins. Oh, and the book. Rookie Jumbo, Riley Ridley, 32 out of 49, Ford Da Bears. Some nice color in there. And it was John Dee who got the Bears in the random. Daniel Jones, 18 out of 99, Daniel Jones. Jones. The 120 top players wanted to hit the film. That goes to Renee. There you go. And we got Erv Smith, Jr. Two color patch and autograph. 89 out of 99 for Josh and the Vikings. Halfway through this full case break, ladies and gentlemen, we're not done yet. Play to the whistle. All it takes is one or two big cards. Make up for the whole thing. We got Joe Montana. Joe Baxin says I need a Haskins. I'm assuming you are Josh Melton. You have the Redskins. Good luck. Joe Kool going to Chris Erickson in the Niners. You like that. Kurt Cousins to 50. Josh Hoffman and the Vikings. 91 out of 99. Philip Rivers. Chargers. I'm going to go to John Griffin. EO just needs anything. At least you won the spot. You have to pay full price for it. 19 out of 25. Bangles. Three color patch. A.J. Green for Rebecca. Rebecca Maloney. Last spot. Mojo. Paris Campbell. 81 out of 99. That goes to Anthony Pickett and the Colts. NFL gear. Lamar Jackson. Justice Hill. Mark Enger. Marquis Brown. No randomizer. No randomizer. They are all ravens going to Renee. Oh, he's just about to, well, the chase. It happens. 34 out of 49. Carlos Hyde. Texans. I think it's Carlos Hyde's. I'm not sure what happened there. Got to let that dry. BJ Jordan with the Texans. Miko Hardman. 66 out of 99. Duel Relic and Otto. Going to the Chiefs. The X-Line with the Chiefs. A dual autograph. Prime pairings for the Jags. Gardner Minchew and DJ Shark. 95 out of 99 for the X-Line. Yes, the X-Line with the Jags. Got the Jags from a spot that he won in one of those prison draft breaks. I think he's going to be the guy. He's not too bad either. Could be an interesting pairing for years to come. Oh, there's your Haskins. Duel Relic and autograph. Done. Done and done. 91 out of 99. Josh Melton with the spot that he won. NFL gear, Duel Relic and Otto. Is he the future in DC? New coach, so I don't know what new coach thinks about the previous regime's quarterback. So it'll be interesting to see what the Redskins do with that number two pick, I think. Alright, last box. Good luck, everybody. Cross your fingers. There's Steven. We were just talking about you, man. Steven, tell us how many touchdowns you think Paris Campbell will have. And let's see if anybody agrees with him. I think I'm taking requests. You want a Russell Wilson out of Tenor Under. Okay, there's Zavante Parker. Base card, Russell Wilson, Tenor Under. Got it. Dalvin Cook, 15. Is anyone see 12 touchdowns for Paris Campbell? And Josh thinks that Haskins will get a chance. They can't pass on Young. Yeah, Eos agreeing with you. They're crazy if they don't take Young. Right, they got two. Jason Witten, 79 out of 99. I don't know, X-Line, what about... X-Line says in his career, sure. Calvin says, yeah, in my Madden season mode. Matt Forsythe, Phil Rivers of the QB. And I think Phil Rivers and Frank Wright spent... Frank Wright was an assistant on the chargers a while ago, so I think there's a little bit of familiarity there. Double digit touchdowns for a receiver for a pass catchers a lot though. Corey Davis, 22 out of 99. Tennessee, Oliver. We got Will Greer, dual relic for the Panthers. Jason, Jason J. Carolina. We got J. J. Arthegal Whiteside, 12 out of 25. DeConson, since you're taking requests, let's take it back to you winning a spot. We might have to go to get a flux capacitor at O'Reilly's Auto Parts. Might need to do that first. That's what we've got to do first. 45 out of 99. Damian Willis, Rebecca with the Bengals. We got 27 out of 84. Is Jr. Is Jr. Is Jr. Going to Josh Hoffman and the Vikings. Just a few more. Good luck, everybody. John Randall for the Vikings. Vikings finishing strong. 4 out of 10. Oh, and the last one's a book. Wow. 6 out of 10. Daniel Jones. Rookie Jumbo Book. Look at that.  With everyone's favorite commissioner, Roger Goodell's Auto on it. There you go. And then there's the Daniel Jones. He's got some good penmanship there. I like that. There you go. And there you have it, ladies and gentlemen. That goes to Renee, who won that spot in a prism draft break. Got randomized. The Giants and ends up with a couple Daniel Joneses, including that nice book right there. This is Joe for jaspeaskasebrakes.com. That was Random Team 4. Pick your team. 24 is on the site right now. Check it out. Let's finish that off and we could do that tonight. jaspeaskasebrakes.com. Bye-bye.


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