 Ryan, when it comes to the players that benefited the most from this trade, Julio Jones leaving Atlanta going to Tennessee, which player has the biggest impact on fantasy because of the trade? Yeah, well, I think definitely the biggest, the biggest benefit of this as a benefactor of this trade would be Calvin Ridley. I firmly believe that he's going to be locked in to the production. He's going to be a guy that you want to get on your rosters. So he's the stud that I would target from the Atlanta side. I think from the stud side from the Tennessee standpoint, I think we do have to look at Julio here, who people might be able to talk themselves out of. You know, it's Ryan Tannehill, 230 yards passing per game. You know, you don't think of this team as a passing attack. So I think there could be leverage to be had there if you're able to get Julio in the fifth round or later. And then as we talk about some sleepers, I've talked about Russell Gage a ton, so I don't want to beat the drum too much on him. But if I'm not looking at Derek Henry in this offense, okay, so let's look at his backup. Darrington Evans, this guy was a top 100 draft pick in the 2020 draft, 93 overall, I believe, to Tennessee. And he's a pass catching back. Now, we know in Arthur Smith's offense that he, you know, he likes the lead back. He was going to give them a ton of work once to establish the run. And, you know, I think that's what got people excited about Mike Davis' outlook when they didn't bring another back in. But when we're looking at, again, Todd Downing's offense, we go back to the Oakland days when Marshawn Lynch was there and he was a 31-year-old back. So he was on, you know, the back half of his career, but they had DeAndre Washington, they had Jalen Rashard, and both of those guys were getting pass catching work out of the backfield. I think they both saw over 30 targets. And when you're looking at the death chart, there's nobody behind Darrington Evans. He's getting, you know, hype around Travis Etn and Joe Mixon, you know, running backs who are seeing work at wide receiver in OTAs. And so I think he could fly under the radar. And if you're, you know, taking a zero RV approach, you know, in best balls especially, but even in redraft, you know, we talk about handcuffing and what's excited about getting the second guide. Even if you don't have Derek Henry, I think that Darrington Evans might see the field a lot more than people expect and not much after him on the death chart. So really excited to get some shares of him now in this offense if I'm not getting Derek Henry, which I probably won't be. Amazing hearing that Derek Henry could actually see less action out there on the field due to this trade getting Julio Jones over to the Tennessee Titans.