 So I don't have rankings right now, but there are some red flags with Nick Chubb. Or I should say, there is a red flag, and it's Karim Hunt. It's hard to make the argument that Karim Hunt didn't affect Nick Chubb last year. He did in kind of a dramatic way. With Karim Hunt, Chubb averaged a target share per game of about 6.8%. Without Hunt, who's a pass-catching back, that number was 11.8%. Chubb averaged 18.9 PPR points per game without Karim Hunt. It was 13 points per game with Karim Hunt. We're working with a small sample here, but those are dramatic differences. So if Karim Hunt is back in Cleveland, which seems like a very real possibility, then I don't see how Chubb can be locked into that type of spot in ranked games. Generally speaking guys, if there's a split backfield, it's never a good thing for the running back who's seeing less volume. You can argue better efficiency, though that's even a weak argument, but we need volume above all else. Karim Hunt really hurts Nick Chubb.