Well, welcome back to the Intel with Greg Kosell here on the Inside the Birds platform.

I'm Jeff Mosher alongside Adam Kaplan and joining us, as always, to break down the tape of the college prospects for the 2025 NFL draft is Greg

CoSell, the godfather of tape breakdown.

And today, Godfather, we do draft eligible.

We do draft running backs, Godfather.

Lots of different guys.

This is another position, Greg, where we talk about it's like Howie Roseman onceeman once said, you pick, do you like chocolate? Do you like vanilla? Do you like

strawberry? There's so many different types of athletes and they can do different things.

And some fit other schemes and some don't. Well, as long as you don't have to sleep with the

fishes, Jeff will be okay. No horses ahead no horses head in my bed tonight, though.

What do you think about this running back class?

Was it to come out to you at all?

It's a good class.

You know, it's funny because, you know, last year and obviously being in Philadelphia,

and we do, you know, the inside of the birds, you know, we focus on the birds throughout the season. And we saw what Seekoine Barkley did, you know, one of the greatest

running back seasons ever in the history of the game. But in the context of the league,

and we don't know whether it's just a quick snapshot or whether it's a trend. And we, you know,

we won't know until this year and maybe another year.

But last year, there were five or six backs that had over 300 carries in the NFL. And that hadn't

happened in a really long time. I mean, who would have thought Kyron Williams coming out of

Notre Dame would end up being a feature back in the NFL? He had 316 carries and didn't even play the final

game of the season. So running backs, they've become, to me, a little more difficult. Not so

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