Feel It or F–K It 7.13.26 with Bob Harris and Matt Waldman

**Bob Harris** (0:00)
Well, let's do it a week away from the first teams, the Seahawks and the 49ers, rookies report to training camp this coming weekend, Friday and Saturday, I believe respectively. So it's almost on, right?
And so are we. This is the Podcast, ladies and gentlemen. I am Bob Harris. He is Matt Waldman. You'll find me on the X at football. Die hard, find him at Matt Waldman, also at mattwaldman.com which is the home of the RSP, the rookie scouting portfolio for the uninitiated. I can't imagine there are any of you out there, but in case there are, it's fantastic. Matt, tell.

**Matt Waldman** (0:36)
Yeah, we're in the 21st year of publication. It is one of the most, it is the most comprehensive look at quarterback running back wide receiver and tight end that you're going to find in the public space.
There are people in the NFL, whether it's scouts, personnel, people, GMs, I've been told, who do use the RSP as a cross checking device for their work. I have contributed work to quarterback and running back coaches and wide receiver people in terms of working with prospects who or young players entering the league or have been in the league and continuing to develop their skills. You can get it at mattwaldman.com for $19.95. You get a pre-draft and post-draft publication with it. What you get with it, you will think that I should have charged at least double that amount. I get that response pretty regularly. There's kind of a three-tier response with this in terms of when they see the rankings, the scouting reports, the post-draft cheat sheet and tiers, all the depth chart analysis, all the in-depth look at my process and how everything's fully defined. And usually it's like, I heard good things about this and I waited a couple of years and I finally got it and holy shit, this is overwhelmingly good.
And then the next email I usually get is, you really should charge double. And then the next response is, I'm a customer for life. And that's generally how it is. So I often say that I'm pleasantly shocking reader since 2006 And I would say that that's one of the more accurate things that I can tell you. There's also a Dynasty and Rankings, Dynasty Rankings and Projection Service I offer for 24.95.
And you get multiple updates throughout the season. You're going to get, I gave out one in June, there'll be two in August, and then there'll be one in September, October, and then a couple between November and January. And then one more the following June, so that you can get a win now and long build ranking sets. I provide them in cheat sheet tiered format, both of those. And then I give you kind of a linear list if you want to see the linear list and with some commentary. And then you get projections for every player who I think is going to be on a roster at those positions that I study. So for about 50 bucks, you get enough content for a website, basically.

**Bob Harris** (3:10)
I will pay three times that only because I have friends who are bums. No. But I just give, for being honest, I just give Matt one of them, I send him a copy of my credit card and he just charges however much he wants. It's usually the right amount, but I get everything sometimes three times of everything.

**Matt Waldman** (3:28)
I flew to Chicago to see Adam Harstead this summer thanks to Bob's credit card. Well, then again, I mean, Sky Miles did give us a $25 ticket.

**Bob Harris** (3:42)
Let's dive into stuff. By the way, both our work right now, you'll find rankings, etc. at footballguys.com, articles, the usual assortment of stuff. Get the Football Guys 2026 Draft Guide award-winning.
I want to say magazine, but it's not correct. It's more than a magazine. Order up and you'll check it out. We've got better shipping this year. We have a USPS priority mail with tracking numbers. So dive in on that, people. It's well worth your effort. Great article in there by Matt Waldman on planning your end game strategies and drafts. Don't think about the early part. Think about the whole damn draft.
All right, Matt. Let's think about the early part of our draft for a brief moment. Jonathan Taylor going generally is running back four. Nicole, he led the league with 323 rushes last season. The team would like to reduce his workload. We hear these things a lot. Shane Steichen might have said it best when he said it's hard to take him off the field when he's running so good. Adding to the confusion, there's not a lot behind him. Taylor's rush for 1,400 and 1,500, almost 1,600 yards respectively in the past two season. What are the odds that they actually cut back on Jonathan Taylor in Indianapolis?