Dylan Sanders· Jun 13, 2026
The host predicts Jonas Sanker will lead the Saints in interceptions with around four, and that Devon Bailey will lead the team in touchdowns thanks to red-zone work. He also thinks Jeremiah Wright will eventually get on the field at guard, and expects Danny Stutzman to have a bigger role.
“Give him give him four, and I think that that could lead the deep.”
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4 checkable claims — 2 positional finishes, 1 depth chart call and 1 player season number — each graded on its own rather than as one all-or-nothing bet.
It names 3 players and teams, each linked to their own record.
None of them have settled yet — they grade once their results are in.
Of the 1 unsettled call enough other pundits have weighed in on, this one lands below the rest of the room.
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4 checkable claims in this take
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Jonas Sanker to record 4 interceptions
“Give him give him four”
Not settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.
- Depth Chart CallsJonas SankerNew Orleans SaintsJun 13, 2026
Jonas Sanker to be 1st on the depth chart
“he is apparently, at least right now, in the lead to take over the the slot role, the nickel role”
Not settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.
Jonas Sanker to finish top 1 at his position, by interceptions
“that's Jonas Sinker... Give him give him four, and I think that that could lead the deep.”
Not settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.
Devaughn Vele to finish top 1 at his position, by receiving tds
“I think that's going to play into him leading the the team in touchdowns.”
Not settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.
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