Do you scent that? That superb scent on the late summer season breeze? Smells like NFL soccer, child.
It’s an infinite reduction to be finished with preview content material, finished with prime 100s and prime 10s and most-improved-team picks and largest questions, and simply get again to soccer. However we aren’t finished simply but. I’ve yet one more piece of season-long preview content material for you. And it’s about season leaders.
There are many markets for season leaders in all kinds of statistical classes. At ESPN BET, now we have markets for leaders in passing yards, speeding yards and receiving yards — and all three landing classes besides. The landing classes get very noisy, however there are some historic tendencies we are able to have a look at in yardage, passing interceptions and particular person participant sacks that deliver clear main candidates to the foreground.
So I gave my predictions for who will lead these 5 statistical classes this season — passing yards, receiving yards, speeding yards, interceptions thrown and defensive sacks — and gave my very own share probability for each participant to probably tempo the NFL in every class. If you happen to’ve been questioning how probably it’s that Chuba Hubbard tops the league in speeding yardage, that is the article for you. Let’s begin with the 2 QB-centric stats.
Word: All betting numbers are through ESPN BET.
Leap to:
Passing yards | Passing INTs
Receiving yards | Dashing yards | Sacks
Final season was Joe Burrow’s first main the league in passing yards, as his 4,918 yards simply cleared second place (Jared Goff with 4,629). The difference-maker was uncooked quantity; Burrow had 652 move makes an attempt final season to Goff’s 539, partly due to the Bengals’ pass-first offensive orientation (second in move fee over expectation, per NFL Subsequent Gen Stats) and partly due to the porous Bengals protection (twenty fifth in factors per recreation surrendered). The truth is, Burrow’s 7.5 yards per try is the third-lowest determine for a season chief in passing yards this century.
I had Burrow tied for fifth in my private odds to guide passing yards at the moment final yr, and the books had him fourth. The offense is sort of fully the identical this season, and the emergence of Chase Brown as a receiving again solely makes it simpler for Burrow to build up low cost passing yards on screens and swings. Burrow suits our mould of a trusted passer backing a poor protection — however there are different important components find the NFL’s 2025 passing king.
No scrambles, no sacks! Quarterbacks can’t lead the league in passing yards in the event that they’re doing one thing else with their dropbacks moreover throwing the ball. Burrow’s 3.1% scramble fee is available in proper round common for historic season leaders, and although his sack fee (6.7%) was nicely above common, sacks not less than create longer down and distances (extra dropbacks) whereas scrambles create shorter down and distances (extra known as runs). For as thrilling as Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson are as throwers, they’ll all the time wrestle to guide the league in passing yards due to how typically they take dropbacks in a distinct course.
Moreover, the league chief in passing yards has had a top-10 offense by move fee over expectation for so long as Subsequent Gen Stats has had the stat (since 2016). Clearly, we’d additionally count on the league’s workforce to have excessive base pass-play charges typically — seven of the previous 9 winners have performed for top-10 move fee offenses.
However typically it’s the worst groups that lead the league in move fee (as a result of they’re all the time trailing), and when your workforce isn’t aggressive in any respect, you get too many dropbacks in clear, determined passing conditions — rubbish time — and never sufficient in impartial recreation scripts. Since 2000, solely 2020 Deshaun Watson led the NFL in passing whereas enjoying for a workforce that received fewer than seven video games. We don’t need simply garbage-time groups; we would like practical ones that belief their quarterback sufficient to ramp up the move fee.
Some candidates:
Geno Smith, Las Vegas Raiders
I do know this appears to be like contradictory, as I simply mentioned we’d like a aggressive workforce — however I feel the Raiders might be aggressive in a lot the identical approach the Bengals have been final season. Their protection will probably wrestle as a younger and skinny unit, however the offense has loads of firepower and a top quality pocket triggerman in Smith. He’s no Burrow, however as a starter for the Seahawks, he had a scramble fee of solely 4.0% and averaged 7.4 air yards per try. I may simply see 600 makes an attempt for him this season, and if the move safety is healthier in Las Vegas than it was in Seattle, his 7.7% sack fee ought to drop, too.
Smith is 25-1 to take residence the passing title at ESPN BET, which is absolutely good worth.
Trevor Lawrence, Jacksonville Jaguars
Buccaneers QB Baker Mayfield was a extremely respectable third within the passing yards race final season with a spherical 4,500. His previous offensive coordinator, Liam Coen, is now Lawrence’s head coach in Jacksonville. The Jaguars’ passing recreation figures to be the engine of their offense, with two first-round receivers in Brian Thomas Jr. and Travis Hunter, an unsure three-headed backfield behind a shaky offensive line, and a protection that appears probably to surrender some severe factors.
The Bucs weren’t truly that top in move fee over expectation final season (simply round league common), however I feel the drop-off in offensive line play from Tampa Bay to Jacksonville will power Coen into extra second-and-longs and create extra complete dropbacks. Lawrence is beneath common in each sack and scramble charges and has a penchant for pushing the ball deep. Good sleeper right here!
Michael Penix Jr., Atlanta Falcons
We shouldn’t have sufficient dropbacks within the pattern to say something emphatic about Penix’s expertise and future profession — however we might be assured in his play type. Final season, Penix averaged 10.1 air yards per try (second highest), by no means scrambled (3.5% of dropbacks) and by no means took sacks (3.5% of dropbacks). The younger man was on the market firing downfield, come hell or excessive water.
If he does it once more for 17 video games — with a Falcons protection that hopes to be higher however is much from a confirmed commodity — Penix has an important shot to guide the league in passing yards. Critically, he has to ship extra correct footballs, as his 19.4% off-target fee was seventh-highest within the NFL. However a 12 months 2 leap in connections downfield would virtually actually imply Penix is close to the highest of this listing. At 22-1 on ESPN BET, he’s a enjoyable dart throw to root for this season.
It’s an ideal storm in Dallas for Prescott to throw for, I don’t know, 8,000 yards? Dallas has maybe the weakest backfield within the league, with Javonte Williams, Miles Sanders and rookie Jaydon Blue forming an uninspiring carousel of ball carriers. The Cowboys’ protection was tough on paper earlier than the Micah Parsons commerce and solely appears to be like worse now, which ought to create high-scoring video games. And Prescott all of a sudden has an actual working mate to CeeDee Lamb in commerce acquisition George Pickens, who significantly excels on massive chunk beneficial properties downfield.
Prescott is second in ESPN BET odds solely to Burrow, and I’d think about the difference-maker is coach Brian Schottenheimer, who has a status as a run-first coach from his days in Seattle with Russell Wilson. That is an inaccurate learn — Schottenheimer all the time needed to ramp up the passing recreation in Seattle, and I feel he’ll in Dallas with Prescott beneath heart.
I like making an attempt to determine who’s going to throw probably the most interceptions. It’s a fragile stability between “unhealthy sufficient to throw a ton of picks, adequate to by no means get benched.” For instance: I detailed Will Levis as an important candidate to guide the league in picks final season, saying he’d by no means get benched for Mason Rudolph even when he floundered. Properly, I obtained the interception fee proper — 3.3%, seventh-highest within the league — however I underestimated the magnitude of his floundering. Rudolph noticed time (and threw a decide on 3.6% of his dropbacks besides).
Baker Mayfield and Kirk Cousins shared the crown final season, as Baker threw a decide on 2.5% of his dropbacks by way of 17 video games and Cousins threw one on 3.3% throughout 14 video games. Neither is taken into account a scrambler. Mayfield did tuck and run on 6.5% of his dropbacks, which is the second-highest fee for an interception chief since 2000 (DeShone Kizer was first with 8.1%, in a season that will have gotten most younger gamers benched). Usually, we see pocket passers who uncork dangerous throws somewhat than take a sack lead this award — each for veterans, like 2014 Philip Rivers and 2012 Drew Brees, and for younger gamers, like 2020 Drew Lock and 2023 Sam Howell.
Like with passing yards, we’re additionally searching for a workforce with a excessive move fee typically. The chief in complete dropbacks has additionally been the chief in interceptions in three of the previous seven seasons — however once more, now we have to watch out about making certain our quarterback isn’t so unhealthy that the offense turns into a run-first unit.
Some candidates:
Geno Smith, QB, Las Vegas Raiders
Smith was one INT off the shared title final season on a workforce with a mean move fee. Now he’s in Las Vegas. I’m unsure how run-heavy Chip Kelly can be in his second stint within the NFL, however I’m assured that the Raiders’ protection will create some second-half deficits and encourage extra dropbacks from Smith. He additionally feels near-unbenchable — he’s beloved by coach Pete Carroll and is warding off solely Kenny Pickett and Aidan O’Connell on the depth chart. Moreover, Smith is a low-scramble participant (solely 3.5%) and can be working with an entire new group of receivers.
Trevor Lawrence, QB, Jacksonville Jaguars
Repeat offenders haven’t been frequent on this listing previously few years, however within the early 2000s, loads of gamers obtained the interception title greater than as soon as, together with Philip Rivers, Jay Cutler, Eli Manning, Ben Roethlisberger and Brett Favre. Lawrence took residence the {hardware} in 2021, his ill-fated rookie yr beneath City Meyer; in 2023 his 14 picks completed him a good fourth. Lawrence steps into one other new offense (beneath Liam Coen, who coordinated for Mayfield final season), can be throwing to some new receivers (together with Travis Hunter, who spends half of his time working towards on the opposite facet of the ball) and definitely received’t get benched.
Patrick Mahomes, QB, Kansas Metropolis Chiefs
It all the time feels foolish to place Mahomes on this listing, however right here’s the factor: He by no means misses video games, he’ll by no means get benched, and the Chiefs throw the soccer greater than just about anybody else. What’s the messaging been this season from the Chiefs? We’re going to be extra aggressive pushing the ball downfield, we’re going to get the deep ball working once more. Properly, greater depth of targets correlates with greater interception charges — the additional downfield a QB pushes the ball, the extra time defenders need to get to that ball. If the Chiefs roll the identical passing offense out as they’d final season, Mahomes received’t put the ball in sufficient hazard to guide the league in picks. However I feel we see a extra risk-prone model of the quarterback, which places him in vary of this esteemed award.
Solely Mahomes has extra move makes an attempt over the previous two seasons than Goff, who additionally doesn’t scramble and retains his sack fee decently low; that ball is popping out. Goff has 12 INTs in every of his previous two seasons regardless of common interception charges (1.9% and a pair of.1%) merely due to the amount at which he throws the soccer.
Now, the Lions are contending with a youthful offensive line than Goff has loved the previous few seasons and a brand new offensive coordinator in John Morton. If the dropback complete stays excessive, however the effectivity of the offense suffers a little bit bit, Goff ought to as soon as once more submit double-digit picks. And what if the protection additionally steps again beneath a brand new coordinator, leaving Goff to throw himself out of extra holes? He’s a a lot better participant than he was earlier in his profession, nevertheless it’s vital to recall how low the ground can get with Goff when his coordinator state of affairs is lower than splendid.
Simply as Burrow took the passing yards crown final season, Bengals teammate Ja’Marr Chase took the receiving yards crown. And receiving touchdowns. And receptions.
It’s truly extra uncommon than you’d suppose, that the passing and receiving leaders come from the identical offense. It has occurred previously two years — Cincinnati’s Chase and Burrow in 2024, Miami’s Tua Tagovailoa and Tyreek Hill in 2023 — however earlier than that, it was solely in 2009 that Houston’s Matt Schaub and Andre Johnson earned twin accolades. It was sometimes the case {that a} passer wanted a number of nice pass-catching playmakers to guide the NFL in passing, whereas a star receiver wanted to face head and shoulders above his teammates to guide the league in receiving — however that is likely to be altering.
I didn’t have Chase excessive in my rankings final season as a result of I believed Tee Higgins consumed an excessive amount of of his potential manufacturing. Higgins did miss a while final season (quadriceps), however Chase was truly extra productive within the video games with Higgins on the sector (104.2 yards per recreation) than he was when Higgins was absent (91.6). Equally, Hill led the league with 1,799 yards in 2023 whereas the Dolphins’ offense nonetheless sustained one other 1,000-yard receiver in Jaylen Waddle.
Whereas the previous two seasons are most likely nonetheless the exceptions to the rule, and we should always search for main move catchers with stable however unspectacular working mates, it’s value noting that fashionable offenses have gotten so good at throwing the soccer that WR1s can nonetheless lead the league in receiving with an important WR2 producing proper behind them. Equally, defenses have gotten so good at adjusting and constructing recreation plans that completely unaccompanied WR1s (suppose Garrett Wilson with the Jets) will see an excessive amount of security assist to complete No. 1 in receiving.
One other current change we have to maintain our eyes on is depth of goal. Chase led the NFL in receiving with solely 8.8 air yards per goal, making him the third receiver since 2000 to do the job with a depth of goal beneath 9 yards. The opposite two have been Cooper Kupp in 2021 and Michael Thomas in 2019. The highest of the mountain used to solely belong to big-play receivers, however as groups improve their passing quantity, shallower depths of goal have gotten extra viable.
Some candidates:
Puka Nacua, WR, Los Angeles Rams
Nacua was oh-so-nearly my decide to guide the league; I’m nonetheless waffling on it as I write. Over the previous two seasons, Nacua is fourth in receiving yards per recreation, second in yards per route and 14th in workforce goal share. Nevertheless, no receiver has been focused on a better share of his routes than Nacua — 33%! If that quantity stays afloat, and he will get extra of the straightforward beneath stuff left behind in Cooper Kupp’s departure — Davante Adams’ function is projected additional downfield — then he has a superb shot to get the receptions complete as nicely.
My greatest uncertainty for Nacua is the again damage to Matthew Stafford and the potential that Jimmy Garoppolo will throw him the ball for an honest chunk of this season. Then once more, the listing of quarterbacks for previous receiving leaders is peppered with average-ish passers — Tua Tagovailoa and Kirk Cousins have been two of the previous three — and Garoppolo is a vet with a ton of expertise within the L.A. system. He would possibly even funnel extra targets to Nacua than Stafford would.
CeeDee Lamb, WR, Dallas Cowboys
First in complete receiving yards over the previous two seasons mixed is Lamb (beating out Chase by simply 19 yards with 2,943). Now he will get to play along with his finest WR2 in current reminiscence as George Pickens joins him in Dallas. I truly suppose this hurts Lamb a little bit, since he has 333 targets over the previous two seasons. Pickens goes to chunk into his quantity, particularly on downfield routes.
However the reverse can be doable. Perhaps Pickens has a Higgins-like impact on Lamb, stopping defenses from overindexing in protection and opening up house for enormous catch-and-runs. Lamb is stay it doesn’t matter what, however determining the Pickens impact is what makes this difficult.
Drake London, WR, Atlanta Falcons
Simply as Penix is a enjoyable sleeper for passing yards, London is a cheeky lengthy shot guess for receiving at 16-1. You prepared for some absurd (small pattern) numbers? London averaged 3.8 yards per route on a towering 43% goal fee when Penix was beneath heart final season. The perfect yards per route season since 2000 have been Hill’s 4.0 in 2023 (led the league in receiving); the perfect goal fee was 39.6% from Nacua final season.
Now, London didn’t dominate in complete yardage as a result of the Falcons didn’t drop again a lot with a rookie quarterback on the helm. In the event that they belief Penix extra in 2025 (or just discover themselves in additional second-half deficits), then London goes to see a ridiculous quantity of downfield quantity. I want he obtained less difficult beneath targets, however there are few gamers higher at ripping down a contested ball than London anyway.
Over the previous two seasons, Collins is fifth in receiving yards per recreation, third in yards per goal and first in yards per route amongst high-volume receivers. He simply has by no means dominated the workforce goal share as you would possibly count on, having missed just a few video games with accidents. He has seen solely 18.5% of the workforce’s targets in Houston, which is a big step beneath current winners like Chase (26.1%) and Hill (26.0%). However the WR room behind Collins is pretty skinny in 2025 with Tank Dell probably out for the season (knee), and having a brand new offensive coordinator in Nick Caley creates a chance for an enormous shakeup within the pecking order. Caley comes from the Rams, who have been glorious at funneling targets to their star gamers.
Additionally of word: Whereas Collins’ depth of goal isn’t small (10.6 yards), he will get way more targets close to the road of scrimmage than of us understand. He suits the “makes massive performs however nonetheless will get simple quantity within the fast recreation” mould we’re searching for right here.
Right here’s a quote from final yr’s column: “We sometimes see the speeding chief account for not less than 65% of the workforce’s carries, and normally greater than 70%. … Operating backs who win yardage titles don’t have quarterbacks who run the ball typically.”
Properly, that was fallacious.
Final yr’s working again renaissance threw an enormous wrench in our projections. Saquon Barkley had solely 57.9% of the Eagles’ carries final season — the least of any season-leading again since 2000 — after sharing carries with quarterback Jalen Hurts, however his whopping 345 complete carries have been nonetheless a lot to get the job finished. Proper behind him was the opposite working again I summarily excluded for his shared backfield with a cellular quarterback. Derrick Henry had 58.7% of his backfield’s complete carries alongside Lamar Jackson, however he ended up with 325 carries and 1,921 speeding yards.
Whereas the overall idea clearly stays — we would like an RB with out a lot competitors for carries — let me add an vital addendum to this yr’s listing of things: Chase expertise. If groups suppose they’ve a star working again, they’ll get that man the rock — and in the event that they’re an important workforce throughout the board, they’ll have the second half results in feed them. I don’t need to make the identical mistake of overlooking Barkley and Henry once more when expertise is clearly a predictor of quantity, and quantity is what we’re searching for right here.
One other key issue: Respect the age cutoff. Barkley was 27 final yr when he paced the league, which is the oldest a again has been whereas main the league in speeding since Adrian Peterson did it at 30 years previous in 2015. I received’t exclude Barkley (28) and Henry (31), however they are going to get knocked relative to youthful contemporaries.
Some candidates:
Jonathan Taylor, RB, Indianapolis Colts
Three backs averaged not less than 100 rush yards per recreation final season: Henry, Barkley and Taylor, who performed 14 video games to Henry’s 17 and Barkley’s 16. On a 17-game monitor, Taylor would have completed 184 yards wanting Henry for third place, as a substitute of fourth with 1,431.
Taylor has all the time had a dominant share of the carries (73.7%), although he benefitted from the Anthony Richardson Sr. backfield. He received’t get that this season, not less than for the start of the season, as Daniel Jones is the brand new starter. Regardless of who performs quarterback, the Colts will attempt to run their technique to wins earlier than letting anybody air it out, so Taylor ought to be in line for one more 300-plus-carry season. Keep in mind, he took residence the speeding title in 2021 with a 332-carry, 1,811-yard season — then began coping with the ankle accidents. The additional eliminated he’s from these accidents, the higher I really feel about this look.
Bijan Robinson, RB, Atlanta Falcons
Robinson has the market share we search for (61.4% of his workforce’s carries) and had the excessive quantity final season (17.9 carries per recreation, fifth within the league). His lack of explosive runs is the large concern within the effort to guide the league; Robinson had 5 rushes of not less than 20 yards final yr, in comparison with Barkley’s 17 and Henry’s 19. However I additionally suppose the Falcons will move the ball a little bit extra this season. They led the league in rush fee over expectation final season, based on NFL Subsequent Gen Stats, however as soon as a first-round decide at quarterback begins the season, the expectation internally and externally can be that he turns into the driving power of the offense.
With that mentioned: Robinson stays the Falcons’ security valve and a high-volume again, and may he simply get luckier within the explosive recreation, he’ll be within the race.
Tony Pollard, RB, Tennessee Titans
You learn me proper. Pollard was quietly tenth within the league in rush makes an attempt per recreation (16.3) with a 61.9% rush try share. The Titans have been fifth in run fee over expectation (most likely as a result of they didn’t belief Will Levis in any respect). And Pollard averaged 4.2 yards per carry behind a league-average offensive line.
However that line has been dramatically improved — Dan Moore Jr. and Kevin Zeitler signed in free company, and Lloyd Cushenberry III is getting back from damage at heart. Pollard’s main contender for carries — backup RB Tyjae Spears — is on injured reserve to start out the season with an ankle sprain, too. The Titans do have a shiny new toy at quarterback in rookie Cam Ward, but when they need to deliver him on slowly, they’ll flip to the bottom recreation — and I feel that floor recreation might be surprisingly good in Tennessee. A 70% rush share behind a top-10 offensive line shouldn’t be out of the query in any respect. Pollard is 75-1 at ESPN BET to guide the league in speeding, which is ridiculously low for the function he’s about to fill.
That is maybe my favourite decide of all of them. Jacobs has received this title earlier than, with 1,653 yards with the Raiders in 2022 on an astonishing 79.4% share of the rushes. He performed on a Packers workforce that recommitted to working the ball final season, calling rushes at a fee second solely to the Eagles. And the Packers doubled down on that funding with a free agent signing of Aaron Banks at left guard — a participant higher in run blocking than he’s in move safety.
The Packers additionally added no person to the backfield. Emanuel Wilson remains to be RB2 as MarShawn Lloyd offers with a hamstring damage. It figures that the Packers will need to get speedy first-round receiver Matthew Golden his touches as nicely, however he’s extra of a big-play risk and home-run hitter than a high-volume choice. This offense ought to nonetheless run by way of Jacobs, and if the Packers are nursing as many leads because the Eagles and Ravens did final season, then he has the potential for an enormous leap off garbage-time manufacturing.
Of the 5 stats we’re right here, sacks is the one which’s most team-strength dependent. That’s a little bit of a shock; I believed it’d be working yards. However the participant who leads the league in sacks virtually invariably performs for a superb to nice workforce — a workforce that will get second-half leads and forces its opponents to move lots. Since 2011, when Jared Allen led the league with 22 sacks for the 3-13 Vikings, the worst workforce to characteristic the league chief in sacks have been the 7-9 Buccaneers in 2019 (Shaquil Barrett).
Simply as recreation script contributes to uncooked snap rely, so does age. It’s arduous for the 30-plus-year-old edge rushers to remain on the sector lengthy sufficient to build up the snaps obligatory to guide the league in sacks. Trey Hendrickson was 29 final season when he led the NFL with 17.5, making him the oldest since Robert Mathis in 2013 (32 years previous) to take residence the crown. We need to be sure that our candidates don’t play in rotations, too, which is the unlucky information for some dart-throws like Brian Burns or Nik Bonitto — they only received’t see the sector typically sufficient. However we additionally need to be sure that they’ve the legs to make it by way of a 17-game season. That’s one thing to look at for in Hendrickson, T.J. Watt (a three-time league chief) and Myles Garrett.
Some candidates:
Jared Verse, Edge, Los Angeles Rams
In one of many extra absurd examples of the randomness of NFL stats, Verse had solely 4.5 sacks (tied for ninety fifth) regardless of wracking up 50 pressures (tied for seventh). I’m frightened Verse’s wrecking-ball type of move speeding shouldn’t be conducive to excessive sack totals, as he typically arrives on the quarterback uncontrolled and careening by way of our bodies. However now we have just one season’s pattern. Seth Walder’s projection mannequin has Verse projected for 7.4 sacks, however given how poor his pressure-to-sack conversion was final season, I think about it was an enormous offseason emphasis. A participant of his disruptive potential ought to be changing double-digit sack seasons as a rule.
Aidan Hutchinson, Edge, Detroit Lions
Earlier than his leg damage in Week 6, Hutchinson was fourth within the league in stress fee (16.9%) and fifth in sack fee (4.4%). His 7.5 complete sacks have been most likely not going to maintain (he obtained 4.5 of them in a single recreation in opposition to the Buccaneers), however he nonetheless had a superb lead out the gate. He suits our mould of a younger participant on a contending workforce who will see loads of pass-rush alternatives, although the dearth of expertise elsewhere alongside the Lions’ line of defense does make me marvel if he’ll see extra double-teams than he has previously, now that he has this status as one of many elite sack-getters.
Will Anderson Jr., Edge, Houston Texans
If I needed to guess who takes a Hutchinson-esque leap this season, it will be Anderson. He had solely 11 sacks in 14 video games final season, however his sack fee (3.4%) was proper up there with the greats. Anderson wants to remain on the sector for a 17-game season — he has missed time in every of his first two years — and discover one other degree in producing stress. Proper now, he’s extra typically cleansing up working mate Danielle Hunter’s wins than he takes over a play by himself. However the expertise is there, and the function in DeMeco Ryans’ attacking protection is ideal for a sudden season with massive sack manufacturing.
My favourite candidate to guide the league in sacks is Parsons, motivated by his commerce to Inexperienced Bay and unlocked by defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley in a approach he by no means has been. I wrote in regards to the schematics of all of it earlier this week, however I feel Parsons — who has been double-teamed on 33% of his pass-rush alternatives over the previous three seasons — will see extra one-on-ones than he ever has earlier than. Regardless of the defensive consideration he has endured, Parsons is first in complete pressures and third in sacks over the previous three seasons mixed. He simply hasn’t had that one spike season but. A brand new setting in Inexperienced Bay is nearly as good a time as any to get there.
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