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Speaker 3: Yeah, that's right, This is GMFT beginning here. We're live
Speaker 3: in LA and Indianapolis today. It's Friday, February twenty eighth.
Speaker 4: I'm Jamie Art out.
Speaker 3: Here's man Saie too, Peter Schreger holding it down for
Speaker 3: us at Lucas Soil Stadium, and Cody Kessler back for
Speaker 3: day five of the Kessler Experience.
Speaker 4: Shregs, you have been crushing it.
Speaker 3: Out there in Indianapolis. We are very proud of you.
Speaker 3: It was good to finally see what you.
Speaker 4: Were saying yesterday. Yesterday afternoon the.
Speaker 3: Coverage came on and we actually got to see guys
Speaker 3: on the field. You must have had some big time
Speaker 3: winners that emerged from yesterday's coverage.
Speaker 2: Well, first off, it was electric here last night. You
Speaker 2: had the defensive line and the linebackers going, and we
Speaker 2: started around three o'clock end till around ten, so it
Speaker 2: was seven hours and it felt like it was electric
Speaker 2: every single drill. Let me give you the five biggest
Speaker 2: winners right off the top. Guys, are you ready here?
Speaker 2: The five biggest winners from Day one of the combine
Speaker 2: Number one. I'm going with one of the fastest players
Speaker 2: on the field yesterday. It's a defensive end out of Tennessee,
Speaker 2: James Pierce. This guy comes out of here and you
Speaker 2: look at his forty yard dash. Pierce was electric four
Speaker 2: point four to seven, breaks the four five and doing
Speaker 2: so guys in the James Jones hoodie. Yes, we're a
Speaker 2: hoodie throughout this thing, which was so cool, so different,
Speaker 2: a little bit of swag to him, Pierce turning it head.
Speaker 2: And then when he finished the four to four to seven,
Speaker 2: the entire defensive line group like erupted. You could tell
Speaker 2: he was a really well liked player in this position group.
Speaker 2: And he was someone that scout for texts me, after all, right,
Speaker 2: first round pick, has the tape, has the production, was
Speaker 2: a really solid player in Tennessee, and then put together
Speaker 2: this combine performance. How about another player, how about Schamar Stewart,
Speaker 2: somebody that Cody Kessler mentioned on our show yesterday that
Speaker 2: he was looking forward to seeing. Jamar Stewart comes out
Speaker 2: here and jumps a forty inch vertical jump and then
Speaker 2: jumps the verdict that does the broad jump like he
Speaker 2: does it, and then the forty yard dash four point
Speaker 2: five nine. This is the guy who weighs two hundred
Speaker 2: and seventy pounds, has an eighty four inch wingspan. Now,
Speaker 2: remember there's a lot of questions about his tape. This
Speaker 2: guy only had three and a half sacks last year.
Speaker 2: They say, well, where's the tape, where's the production? Guess what?
Speaker 2: Chop Robinson last year at Penn State, his final season
Speaker 2: had four sacks. He was quite all right as a
Speaker 2: first rounder for the Dolphins. There're gonna be a lot
Speaker 2: of debates production versus combine performance for Shamar Stewart. He
Speaker 2: took care of the combine performance last night. How about
Speaker 2: the big fella out of Oregon? Derek Harmon is that
Speaker 2: Michigan State the first couple of years of his career,
Speaker 2: goes over to Oregon as a transfer student, has a
Speaker 2: great season. There's a guy who weighs three hundred and
Speaker 2: fifteen pounds and ran a sub five forty yard dash
Speaker 2: at three hundred and fifteen pounds, wingspan eighty three inches,
Speaker 2: has huge hands, did not do the burd did not
Speaker 2: do the broad I'll run by forty. You could see
Speaker 2: me there. The big fella had a great day. We'll
Speaker 2: give you another player out of Boston College. This is
Speaker 2: the Ted Hendricks Award winner. How about Donovan Xeroku. I'm
Speaker 2: sorry if I butchered that. I have trouble with some
Speaker 2: of these names, but no one's gonna have trouble on
Speaker 2: his name when he is mentioned at the NFL Draft.
Speaker 2: Why do I mention him? His three cone drill quickest
Speaker 2: among all defensive linemen at the entire combine, ran in
Speaker 2: six point nine to four. Also eighty three inch wingspan, huge,
Speaker 2: huge arms, and a player that was moving yesterday the
Speaker 2: top at the three cone drill might have solidified himself
Speaker 2: as a first draup pick. Oh by the way, great
Speaker 2: kid too. Anyone who talked to him said they loved
Speaker 2: interviewing him. And our last one might be one of
Speaker 2: my favorite players I got to know yesterday. This is
Speaker 2: Landon Jackson out of Arkansas. Landon Jackson, a pass rusher
Speaker 2: out of Arkansas who has a burner in the forty
Speaker 2: ran a four six eight. But here is where we
Speaker 2: have to give him love. The vert forty and a
Speaker 2: half inch vert. This was the broad he runs It
Speaker 2: duns up just about nine, but that's right here. Forty
Speaker 2: and a half inch vert for his size.
Speaker 5: Guys.
Speaker 2: Only one player as a defensive lineman broke forty inches
Speaker 2: in the vert last year. It was Dallas Turner, who
Speaker 2: was a first round pick of the Minnesota Vikings. Landon
Speaker 2: Jackson came out here. Now you see him, you say, okay,
Speaker 2: this is the guy. Is he a linebacker? Is he
Speaker 2: a pass rusher? He's an athlete and there's a guy
Speaker 2: who could play. It's also a real grown man. It's
Speaker 2: the guy who's married. It's another guy who's obviously been
Speaker 2: through a lot. He's got alopecia, which is something that
Speaker 2: we've talked about on the show before. This is someone
Speaker 2: that we know, Charlie Villanueva from Yukon. He talks about
Speaker 2: it openly here. And then Landon Jackson was talking about
Speaker 2: what it meant in his life to go through that
Speaker 2: and the people that helped him get through that. An
Speaker 2: incredible young man, an adult, a husband, and someone who
Speaker 2: ran at ran well and then jumped forty and a
Speaker 2: half inches stole the show last night. Stacy Dales gets
Speaker 2: us the slow mo from her Twitter. Here's a little
Speaker 2: sizzle of all the five guys, as these were my
Speaker 2: players last night, and there are so many others that
Speaker 2: showed up. This is a defensive line draft. Everyone's telling
Speaker 2: you that, and a lot of the top ones didn't
Speaker 2: even work out. We didn't see Obdul Carter, we didn't
Speaker 2: see Mason Graham, we didn't see Kenneth Grant. So you
Speaker 2: know what, here's five players who said bring it all, compete,
Speaker 2: and they showed out.
Speaker 5: I'll bring it back.
Speaker 2: To the table, Jamie art All. It was a great
Speaker 2: first day at the combine. Here are my five winners.
Speaker 2: But I know there's others that you guys loved watching
Speaker 2: last night.
Speaker 4: Peter is a tremendous list.
Speaker 3: I caught Landon Jackson's interview with Kimmy Checks after his workout, and.
Speaker 4: As you know, one of my has alopecia.
Speaker 3: So to listen to Landon Jackson speak on how his
Speaker 3: parents raised him through this, I was sitting on the
Speaker 3: edge of my seat listening to how you can create
Speaker 3: and produce a young man of this stature, but also
Speaker 3: of that character. Dealing with alopecia is a real thing
Speaker 3: as a child, but the fact that he grew up
Speaker 3: and really is going to become a cornerstone of an organization,
Speaker 3: and there is probably not many young men better than
Speaker 3: him to have in your building. So I think that's
Speaker 3: a tremendous story. And then for him to show out
Speaker 3: at the Combine and make Peter's list today is a
Speaker 3: really cool thing, Cody. It was a great list out
Speaker 3: of Peter. You can feel the juice in his voice.
Speaker 5: Absolute.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he'd shout out to Land and Jackson.
Speaker 7: But I just I've been here for a week, but
Speaker 7: I really feel validated when the guy I picked yes
Speaker 7: is on Peter Schuger's top five standouts from the Combine.
Speaker 7: So I felt pretty good about that. And the other
Speaker 7: thing I'll say too, is you know, when you get
Speaker 7: done playing as a quarterback, a lot of people ask
Speaker 7: you do you miss playing football?
Speaker 6: Do you miss playing the game?
Speaker 7: Well, I go watch James Pearce run a four four
Speaker 7: forty and Shamar Stewart run a four to.
Speaker 4: Five, and then I remember why I retire.
Speaker 6: No, I don't want those guys chasing anymore.
Speaker 7: But tell those guys, it's a good feeling when you
Speaker 7: go out there and accomplish what you set out to accomplish.
Speaker 8: Yeah, to your point, Cody, James Pierce running out there
Speaker 8: in that hoodie, that the way that he ran and
Speaker 8: his smile that he had in his face at that
Speaker 8: thirty yard line as he's finishing that forty and then
Speaker 8: you have questions about does that translate over to the
Speaker 8: athletic stuff.
Speaker 6: Can he change direction?
Speaker 8: And you watch that clip that Peter had on there
Speaker 8: as he's going through the bags, he's going laterally, then
Speaker 8: he's going forward and back, forward and back. And the
Speaker 8: thing I love the most about when you watch him
Speaker 8: run and you watch him do these drills, is he's
Speaker 8: at one pad level the entire time. Just watch how
Speaker 8: he approaches these change of direction marks. There's no hesitation,
Speaker 8: there's no stutter stepping. It's just make a decision and go.
Speaker 8: And there's going to be a lot of decisions that
Speaker 8: he's going to have to make in the NFL. And
Speaker 8: by the way that he performed yesterday, I have no
Speaker 8: doubt in my mind that he's going to have success
Speaker 8: if he continues.
Speaker 6: To do so.
Speaker 4: Peter, let me ask you a question.
Speaker 3: You mentioned this about one of your guys from your list,
Speaker 3: and how there are certain, you know, second round guys
Speaker 3: that all of a sudden, after a day like they
Speaker 3: had yet yesterday, in front of GM's and coaches, you
Speaker 3: get texts in real time that say that guy just
Speaker 3: combined himself into a first day draft pick. That's that's
Speaker 3: really cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, look, Jamie, it's it's an honor to have all
Speaker 2: these general managers texting me throughout these drills, and it's
Speaker 2: an honor to come on the show and share like
Speaker 2: where it's real. Guys come in here and they're like,
Speaker 2: I've seen the production. I've been watching this guy's tape
Speaker 2: for three years. I've been on the road, I've seen
Speaker 2: him in person three times. We've now interviewed him, we've
Speaker 2: now weighed him. If he's a four six, four seven forty,
Speaker 2: he's probably a second round pick. Then he goes out
Speaker 2: there and runs a four to four or four to
Speaker 2: five and do so in the combine. Now, the pro
Speaker 2: day things are a little bit more curated for their liking.
Speaker 2: It's on their terms, it's in their home combine. Everybody's equal.
Speaker 2: I tell you, I know a lot of guys did
Speaker 2: not compete last night, and there's gonna be a lot
Speaker 2: of players. You know, that's their own choice. I don't
Speaker 2: spite them for that. Do what you gotta do, but
Speaker 2: to go out there and have a day like James
Speaker 2: Pearce or Shamar Stewart or our guy Landon Jackson had
Speaker 2: like it does matter and to put up numbers that
Speaker 2: are better than expected. I'll give you one story. Justin
Speaker 2: Jefferson was here. Was that COVID year, was right before
Speaker 2: the pandemic. We were all here and everyone thought Justin
Speaker 2: Jefferson was going to run a four to six four
Speaker 2: seven forty speed was not his thingmat there ran a
Speaker 2: four to three nine. It's like, all right, he's a
Speaker 2: first round pick. You can't deny that. And look where
Speaker 2: he is now. So Jamie, it's real. You can change
Speaker 2: your life if you compete in the combine and you
Speaker 2: have an incredible performance in front of these scouts.
Speaker 3: Okay, so Peter's boots on the ground for us, but
Speaker 3: we all know that we ingested the coverage yesterday from
Speaker 3: the comforts of our own home.
Speaker 4: Here in La cod.
Speaker 3: Do you have anybody that you want to add to
Speaker 3: Peter's list for combine guys.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I want to shout out UCLA linebacker Caine Madrano.
Speaker 7: He is the definition of taking advantage of your opportunity.
Speaker 7: He did a great job yesterday, thirty eight inch vertical.
Speaker 7: He went out there, went ten feet five inches in
Speaker 7: the broad jump. Looked great too. On the field, looked
Speaker 7: like a true athlete. He did the wave drill where
Speaker 7: its sideline, the sideline, backpedal here it is right here,
Speaker 7: and then come down he'll has great ball skilled, did
Speaker 7: a great job catching it too, and they're throwing it
Speaker 7: to him. But where he separated himself yesterday and made
Speaker 7: his money was in the forty yard dash.
Speaker 6: He went out at six.
Speaker 7: Three, two hundred and twenty pounds and ran a four
Speaker 7: four six yard dash which led everybody yesterday with defensive
Speaker 7: lineman and also the linebackers.
Speaker 6: This is so important for Madrono.
Speaker 7: Though, because he was viewed as an undersized type of
Speaker 7: a linebacker, very lean, very lanky at sixty three but
Speaker 7: only two hundred and twenty pounds. But what this does
Speaker 7: for coaches and defensive coordinators and gms, it says this
Speaker 7: guy is very versatile. This guy can be a hybrid
Speaker 7: type player. I wouldn't be surprised now if Madronald gets
Speaker 7: some opportunities at safety or some of these different packages.
Speaker 7: He comes in and plays in these dine packages to
Speaker 7: where he can cover these better athletes, these receivers, some
Speaker 7: of these pass catching tight ends. So Madrono take a bow.
Speaker 7: That was a great performance yesterday on the field, Peter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So look this Carson Schwessinger, who I talked about
Speaker 2: yesterday was getting all the love as far as a
Speaker 2: linebacker at A. UCLA. Madrono comes out, runs the fastest forty.
Speaker 2: Everyone's loved him. Cool story about him. You guys will
Speaker 2: love this. In high school, not only played football, but
Speaker 2: he was the best track athlete in the state of Colorado.
Speaker 2: He won the twenty nineteen High School Colorado Male Athlete
Speaker 2: of the Year. And it's because he was the best
Speaker 2: football player and he was the best track athlete six
Speaker 2: years at UCLA. They loved him there and he showed
Speaker 2: out yesterday again. Cody, great call, and he's a story
Speaker 2: that we're going to be following as we entered into
Speaker 2: the draft in April.
Speaker 8: Cody, great call because there was a linebacker. I know
Speaker 8: Peter had all D linemen and D tackles and rightfully sold. Peter,
Speaker 8: I love that. But you know, I was watching the linebackers.
Speaker 8: I thought that Kaiser had a great showing at the combine.
Speaker 8: Francis mowingul I had a great showing at the combine.
Speaker 5: Guys.
Speaker 8: I talked about him yesterday Jehat Campbell from Alabama.
Speaker 6: If he doesn't go in the first round, guys, I
Speaker 6: don't know what, Like, what are we doing?
Speaker 8: Like the guy in his forty had four or five
Speaker 8: to two his ten yard split, and this is these
Speaker 8: are the numbers that really mean something to me. His
Speaker 8: ten yard split was one point five to three. It
Speaker 8: was the third fastest time. The fastest time was just
Speaker 8: one one hundredth of a second faster.
Speaker 5: Explosive.
Speaker 8: He reached almost twenty three miles per hour, which is
Speaker 8: a second fastest. Then a linebacker ran yesterday and his
Speaker 8: broad jump was ten foot seven inches.
Speaker 6: Which is the second yesterday. He was explosive.
Speaker 8: Now, these are the drills that I really want to
Speaker 8: dial in on, Cody.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna need to help a little bit already. I'm
Speaker 6: going to get it. Please, So when you watch, when
Speaker 6: you watch Steve.
Speaker 8: Drills, okay, a lot of times when you're on the field,
Speaker 8: you're going to have these guys that when they're watching
Speaker 8: the coach and they anticipate by his mannerisms that the
Speaker 8: coach is going to redirect him another way, that they're
Speaker 8: going to start to stutter step or hesitate. Jehawed Campbell
Speaker 8: all day long when coach said to go to his left,
Speaker 8: he was going to the left as if he wasn't
Speaker 8: going to be redirected. But when he was redirected, you
Speaker 8: saw him at six three two and forty pounds put
Speaker 8: his foot in the dirt and move. That is something
Speaker 8: in the game. And you know this Cody that really translates. Well,
Speaker 8: if I'm a hook defender and I'm dropping back, I
Speaker 8: don't know where you're going to turn. I don't know
Speaker 8: what receiver you're looking at. Everything is predicated off of you.
Speaker 8: Jehad Campbell yesterday, in my opinion, demonstrated that he has
Speaker 8: the skills not only to run a forty change direction,
Speaker 8: but stuff that actually translates on the field, that translates
Speaker 8: into all the tackles he made in car college, all
Speaker 8: the interceptions he made in college. And it's a nightmare.
Speaker 8: You mentioned it yesterday. You don't like linebackers that can
Speaker 8: go sideline to sideline and move when you move. And yesterday,
Speaker 8: when I saw this young man perform on the field
Speaker 8: in those drills, those are the things that stood out
Speaker 8: to me.
Speaker 6: And I'm like, if he doesn't go in the first round.
Speaker 6: What are we doing because this guy's generation.
Speaker 7: I'm just happy you didn't hit me right there, Mantai,
Speaker 7: I was sitting there waiting for it. To your point,
Speaker 7: when you have a linebacker with no wasted movement, it
Speaker 7: is very difficult in what you were saying right there,
Speaker 7: when they dropping that flat zone, that curl flat area
Speaker 7: and I'm trying to manipulate you to go this way
Speaker 7: and then I want to work to the flat, but
Speaker 7: that linebacker can put us foot on the ground and
Speaker 7: get there in time and make a plan in the football.
Speaker 6: It is a nightmare for opposing quarterback.
Speaker 4: That's a great point, Peter.
Speaker 3: I always think it's a good refresher this time of
Speaker 3: year two to what Manti was saying, Like there are
Speaker 3: coaches out there running these drills. Just make sure to
Speaker 3: remind everybody who those people are, and maybe when you're
Speaker 3: watching their body language of how impressed they might be
Speaker 3: with a guy like Johad Campbell and these drills.
Speaker 2: It's a great, great question. Like Joe Barry was running
Speaker 2: the linebacker drill is the defensive coordinator of the Dolphins,
Speaker 2: So like you have real people, this is like real
Speaker 2: guys that are out there, and of course all the
Speaker 2: coaches that are out there watching. But I'm down there
Speaker 2: on the field and it's talking with Sean Payton. We're
Speaker 2: watching Jack Sawyer do his drills, and like that's real.
Speaker 2: That is that is up close and personal. And I
Speaker 2: asked Peyton, you know some coaching staffs, we know McVeigh
Speaker 2: and Shanahan, they don't do the combine. I say, Teump,
Speaker 2: you've been here since Saturday. He goes, I need to
Speaker 2: see it. I need to feel it. I need to
Speaker 2: be there up front. So a lot of these coaches
Speaker 2: do still value being in the building and being able
Speaker 2: to touch and grasp and actually see these guys up
Speaker 2: close as they're all working out on an even playing field.
Speaker 4: Man Ti.
Speaker 3: Another guy on your on Peter's list, Donovan Azarakhu out
Speaker 3: of Boston College. How important is it you're going to
Speaker 3: assume a guy at Boston College, Peter said, he's like
Speaker 3: a great guy, he's been impressing the meetings and really
Speaker 3: smart football player at his position. Why has it become
Speaker 3: that an edge rusher needs to be as bright one
Speaker 3: of the brightest guys on the football field.
Speaker 8: If you don't have an edge you're dead'. That's the
Speaker 8: term that we use on defense. No edge, you're dead
Speaker 8: because he's the guy that sets, especially when you're going
Speaker 8: to get you mentioned Sean McVeigh, you're rich at all
Speaker 8: of these Kyle Shanahan, all of these West Coast offenses
Speaker 8: where everything is stretch left, stretch right, stretch left, stretch right. Okay, Now,
Speaker 8: if I'm on that side of those stretch, can I
Speaker 8: set that edge? Can I stop that thing from continuing
Speaker 8: to widen a little bit? And then vice versa? If
Speaker 8: I am the d N on the other side, am
Speaker 8: I smart enough? Do I have the discipline enough to
Speaker 8: not turn my shoulders perpendicular to the line of scrimmage
Speaker 8: and chase after something? Because how many times have we
Speaker 8: seen jamie a running back cutback and the end on
Speaker 8: the other side.
Speaker 6: Isn't disciplined, he isn't smart, he isn't doing.
Speaker 8: His job, and he makes these highlight and these running
Speaker 8: backs make these highlight plays.
Speaker 6: It is so important for these players, now only if
Speaker 6: you show their athletic ability, but to show how disciplined
Speaker 6: they are and how smart they are. Those are the
Speaker 6: things that translates over to the football field.
Speaker 3: Listen, there's a Cody. This is in no offense to you.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of quarterbacks on TV. This was a
Speaker 3: defensive segment to start GMFB today. From the Combine, Peter,
Speaker 3: there was a great list.
Speaker 4: We loved it. This is the juice of the two
Speaker 4: five NFL Draft.
Speaker 3: This is a defensive draft, everybody, and we got.
Speaker 4: Your rocket roll at We'll get to the quarterbacks. Don't worry.
Speaker 4: Cody still to come on our show. Manti's fired up.
Speaker 3: We have three days left of workouts to tune into
Speaker 3: the combine. We're going to check out some of these
Speaker 3: players that we will be looking forward to this weekend,
Speaker 3: and of course we will talk about them on Monday
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 4: From our show, this is a really fun week with
Speaker 4: Cody Kessler.
Speaker 3: However, Peter, nothing rattled him more than saving face yesterday,
Speaker 3: so he demanded in his fifth day on our show,
Speaker 3: Peter to.
Speaker 4: Run it back.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Then we're going to do some combine trivia of years past.
Speaker 2: Cody Kessler, go go refrect yourself on Taja Spears's combine performance.
Speaker 2: I hope you remember Isaiah Pete's We're going deep here,
Speaker 2: Bernard Piers highlights. Whatever you want, we've got him here
Speaker 2: on Good Morning Football. Good Morning Football.
Speaker 9: I wear forty four because when I was younger, my
Speaker 9: dad put on John Riggins' film and said this, I
Speaker 9: want you to run the ball. But yeah, I think so.
Speaker 9: Another guy saw this summer was Jeremy Shockey, and the
Speaker 9: way he kind of played and the way, you know,
Speaker 9: his mentality running the ball was something I kind of
Speaker 9: liked and kind.
Speaker 5: Of do a little bit of this year.
Speaker 10: I mean, I always feel like I got something to
Speaker 10: prove to myself that I'm the best and that all
Speaker 10: my hard work is worth it. So I think, yeah,
Speaker 10: I mean, I'm not participating here, but at some point
Speaker 10: I will. And I like the film talks a lot too.
Speaker 3: Got to stand up and make a name for yourself
Speaker 3: if you're not working out at the combine. Those are
Speaker 3: just some of the couple names that you want to
Speaker 3: keep an eye on this weekend. But we also have
Speaker 3: something that we want to add to the pile.
Speaker 2: Guys.
Speaker 3: Let's go around the table round one. Peter, you start
Speaker 3: us off, who are you most excited to see in
Speaker 3: the next one hundred hours or so from Indianapolis.
Speaker 2: Well, I love that Tyler Warren interview. It's not often
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty five, you ask a player you know why,
Speaker 2: he warns at jersey number and a reference to Super
Speaker 2: Bowl MVP from nineteen eighty three. I love that. I
Speaker 2: also like to ask all the coaches who their favorite
Speaker 2: interview was during the week of interviews. And sometimes it's
Speaker 2: off the walls, any big personality, kids, and there's others
Speaker 2: that it's like, I want this guy to marry my daughter,
Speaker 2: and that player is Amika Abuca out of Ohio State,
Speaker 2: the wide receiver who was so dynamic this season eighty
Speaker 2: one catches thousand yards and throughout the college football playoffs
Speaker 2: was the go to guy. Now, look, we know that
Speaker 2: Ohio State has so many great wide receivers in the
Speaker 2: NFL right now, and we can go through the history
Speaker 2: of Ohio State receivers going back to the late Terry
Speaker 2: Glenn and then after him to Joey Galloway into whoever
Speaker 2: else you want to go through. But the truth of
Speaker 2: the matter is you go through this player's highlights, and
Speaker 2: you go through this player's real consistency, consistency, consistency, and
Speaker 2: then the interview process. He was so good. So look,
Speaker 2: wide receivers, they're going Saturday. I've been told it's not
Speaker 2: the craziest wide receiver draft as far as top tier talent.
Speaker 2: So whereas last year, In the years prior, we've seen
Speaker 2: Jamar Chases and Justin Jeffersons and Cede Lambs and last
Speaker 2: year Malik Neighbors and Harris and a Dune. Say, I
Speaker 2: don't think there's that guy there this year. This might
Speaker 2: be the top wide receiver taken in the draft. Mika
Speaker 2: Booga also the best interview all week from multiple coaches.
Speaker 2: So I'm going with that young man out of Ohio State.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm sticking with quarterbacks.
Speaker 7: I would like to see quinn Ewers out of Texas
Speaker 7: put on a great show. He has an opportunity to
Speaker 7: thrive in this environment, right, And everyone's talking about cam
Speaker 7: Ward and Shador standers one and two rightfully. So after that,
Speaker 7: I have Jackson Dart kind of sitting in that third spot,
Speaker 7: but really four through seven is wide open, and even
Speaker 7: three I'm not solidifying Dart at three. Quinn Ewers has
Speaker 7: a chance to be that guy. And why I say
Speaker 7: he can thrive in this environment because he has one
Speaker 7: of the best arms in this draft.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 7: You put on the game film NFL throw after NFL
Speaker 7: throw after NFL throw. He does a great job on
Speaker 7: the run roll on his right, he can roll to
Speaker 7: his left and make those high level throws. But where
Speaker 7: he struggled this year a little bit was with his
Speaker 7: consistency and his confidence. And what I mean by that
Speaker 7: is there was times he was hesitant to pull the
Speaker 7: trigger where he would just wanted to see it come
Speaker 7: open instead of just throwing it and trust saying his
Speaker 7: guys in, there's times that he would lock on and
Speaker 7: trust his arm a little too much. And when you
Speaker 7: do that, you start throwing into heavy traffick, you start
Speaker 7: putting your receivers into those collision positions, and they start
Speaker 7: getting in trouble.
Speaker 6: So this is an opportunity for.
Speaker 7: Him this week to go out there staying rhythm and
Speaker 7: just let it rip and remind these coaches what type
Speaker 7: of army has and when coaches see that as an
Speaker 7: offensive coordinator and okay, look, you have all the arm talent.
Speaker 7: I can work on the rest of the stuff between
Speaker 7: the years. When you get here at our organization and
Speaker 7: get inside of our offense.
Speaker 6: This seems a shift on our show a little bit.
Speaker 8: We've been talking defensive all week long and I'm going
Speaker 8: to follow the shift. We're talking offense now. The guy
Speaker 8: that I'm looking at is Teed title On McMillan. We
Speaker 8: talked about him earlier in the week, receiver out of Arizona.
Speaker 8: He's getting the comp from Drake London. He's a first
Speaker 8: team All American, first Team All Big Ten belit in
Speaker 8: the Call finalists. He set the record for most receiving
Speaker 8: yards at the University of Arizona with three thousand, four
Speaker 8: inch and twenty three yards. Finished third all time for
Speaker 8: TDS with twenty six But there's been some questions in
Speaker 8: twenty twenty four about his health.
Speaker 6: A lot of scouts have said.
Speaker 8: That I think the twenty twenty three year is a
Speaker 8: better year to kind of gaugee this guy is what
Speaker 8: type of receiver he is. And then there has been
Speaker 8: questions about his lack of horizontal off the press, his
Speaker 8: horizontal movement that could lend him to some issues with
Speaker 8: some of these physical vb's that we've saw. We saw him,
Speaker 8: especially with Philadelphia. Can he get off the press? A
Speaker 8: lot of times when you have these top tier talents,
Speaker 8: the combine is almost a risk because man, you're gonna
Speaker 8: you lend yourself vulnerable to a lot of criticism and
Speaker 8: showing your weaknesses. However, in Tatitoa's situation, I think his
Speaker 8: ability in the five to ten five to show his
Speaker 8: horizontal quickness, his ability in the forty to work on
Speaker 8: his speed. It says that he lacks speed in the
Speaker 8: drive face. Well, the first ten of that forty is
Speaker 8: that drive face. So if he's able to clock a
Speaker 8: really good time in that ten yard split and in
Speaker 8: that forty and then show some horizontal.
Speaker 6: Quickness, I think this combine should be good for him.
Speaker 3: I have another wide receiver that I want to talk about,
Speaker 3: and this one Hill's from Canada. Go to Montana, North Dakota,
Speaker 3: goes straight north to Metas and hat Alberta, and that
Speaker 3: is where my guy elck Io Manor out of Stanford
Speaker 3: hails from.
Speaker 4: That's where he was born. Not a lot of Canadian wide.
Speaker 3: Receivers that can make a name for themselves this weekend
Speaker 3: in the combine, and that is what Ellen can do.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: He's kind of green when it comes to his statistics
Speaker 3: if you want to look at his NCAA performance, just
Speaker 3: two years worth of.
Speaker 4: Games at Stanford.
Speaker 3: But the wide receiver has awesome hands and he's got
Speaker 3: a great bill to him. He played at Deerfield Academy
Speaker 3: in Massachusetts. He caught a dozen touchdowns over two years.
Speaker 3: So if you're gonna if you want to jump off
Speaker 3: the page with his statistics in college, that's not going
Speaker 3: to be there. But you want to watch him this weekend.
Speaker 3: He's a great pass catcher. He has a tremendous story.
Speaker 3: His mom is one of these peter Are wrestling ladies.
Speaker 4: Okay, so you got strength in the family.
Speaker 3: He is currently ranked the number three player in the
Speaker 3: CFL Draft, which also happens at the end of April.
Speaker 3: But I think elk Io Manor can make a name
Speaker 3: for himself and he won't make it to the CFO
Speaker 3: drafty round two.
Speaker 4: Who do you got?
Speaker 2: I love that, Jamie. I don't have my CFL big
Speaker 2: board ready yet. Although although if anyone knows I am
Speaker 2: a Winnipeg Blue Bomber fan, I know. Sorry, not just
Speaker 2: be biased. That is my team. Okay, let's let's go
Speaker 2: to another player. I'm gonna go to the running back position.
Speaker 2: Ashton genty of course, ran for twenty six hundred yards
Speaker 2: at Boise State. He's the story. He's not going to
Speaker 2: be working out. We're hoping we see Maryon Hampton out
Speaker 2: of North Carolina. Belichick stole all the headlines in the fall,
Speaker 2: but guess what, the best player at that program is
Speaker 2: no longer there.
Speaker 5: It's this guy.
Speaker 2: Hampton had more than two hundred and eighty carries of
Speaker 2: the ball the last two years, a true workhourse, but
Speaker 2: also has so much left to give. Everyone I speak
Speaker 2: with to saying, hey, you put genty as your fourth prospect,
Speaker 2: where'd you put Hampton? So like it is a two
Speaker 2: back conversation. It's not just Ashton. This guy could actually
Speaker 2: go ahead of him. I remember a couple of years
Speaker 2: back and it was Edrin James who went before Ricky Williams,
Speaker 2: and that shocked a lot of people. But it's whatever
Speaker 2: you prefer. They're different kinds of running backs. A couple
Speaker 2: of years ago, Jamiir Gibbs went a couple picks after
Speaker 2: b John Robinson. Again, two running backs at the top
Speaker 2: of this draft class. Jant from Boise say it is
Speaker 2: the perennial favorite. This is the other guy. And if
Speaker 2: you look at him, the body type is right, the
Speaker 2: workload is right, the production is right, and he's been
Speaker 2: meeting with teams and it has been doing really well
Speaker 2: out here. So Marion Hampton, Sorry Belichick, he can't get
Speaker 2: your hands on this guy. He's gone with the pros.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm sticking with running backs, just like Peter.
Speaker 6: I'm going what he marks out of USC.
Speaker 7: Marksman his first four years of college at Mississippi State,
Speaker 7: and they transferred over to USC to come join the Trojans.
Speaker 7: Died the luxury of watching him all last year. He
Speaker 7: was the MVP of this USC offense. He is one
Speaker 7: of the best playmakers at the running back spot in
Speaker 7: this draft. He's a great runner, has great vision, great patience.
Speaker 7: He allows the blocks to happen. Then he puts his
Speaker 7: foot on the ground against North and South. Not a
Speaker 7: lot of wasted movement. But where he can excel this
Speaker 7: weekend at the draft is out of the backfield.
Speaker 6: As a receiver.
Speaker 7: Out of the backfield, he had two hundred and sixty
Speaker 7: one receptions fifteen hundred yards and five touchdowns in his
Speaker 7: college career. He was a we through the air, right,
Speaker 7: and when you get to the draft and you get
Speaker 7: to the combined and these situations, you can showcase that, right,
Speaker 7: they're gonna run some wheel routes.
Speaker 6: They're gonna run some option routes. They're gonna run those
Speaker 6: angle routes.
Speaker 7: If he can go out there and put on a
Speaker 7: show in that past catching period, offensive coordinators are going
Speaker 7: to see that and say, Okay, this is a third
Speaker 7: down back.
Speaker 6: I don't need you to come in and be a starter.
Speaker 5: You can be the.
Speaker 7: Number two, number three back and in obvious passing situations
Speaker 7: on third down, you can go out there and be
Speaker 7: an extra weapon in the pass game. So I expect
Speaker 7: Whatdy marks to have a big showing this weekend, and
Speaker 7: hopefully it'll help him elevate his draft stock.
Speaker 6: I love that story about Elec Iomanor. I love that story.
Speaker 6: Another guy who I loves his story is Jimmy Horn Junior.
Speaker 6: I've loved If you.
Speaker 8: Don't know his story, he's been without his father for
Speaker 8: a few years now.
Speaker 6: His father got into some trouble. You can look it
Speaker 6: up for yourself. But this kid transferred to.
Speaker 8: Colorado and has been a weapon for Dion Sanders. But
Speaker 8: when I look at him and his play, let me know, Shregs,
Speaker 8: he reminds me of Hollywood Brown. He's very savvy in
Speaker 8: his route running. He's quick, he's not afraid to catch.
Speaker 6: The ball across the middle for somebody his size.
Speaker 8: That's why he reminds me of right across the middle
Speaker 8: making yards after the catch.
Speaker 6: I'm really excited to see this guy compete.
Speaker 8: He's kind of one of those under the radar guys
Speaker 8: that I think don't have a lot of spotlight on him.
Speaker 8: But I think if he's able to go out there
Speaker 8: and do what he needs to do and do what
Speaker 8: I think and I believe he's able to do to
Speaker 8: have a good showing out there.
Speaker 4: At the combine, not a lot of spotlight on the guy.
Speaker 3: There is not a position in college football that I
Speaker 3: think has more spotlight on it than if you go
Speaker 3: to Notre Dame and you are a quarterback. So when
Speaker 3: you are a quarterback coming out of Notre Dame, your
Speaker 3: life and your biography ends up on People magazine. This
Speaker 3: is a real headline from People dot com about Riley Leonard,
Speaker 3: all about Riley Leonard's parents, Chad and Heather Leonard, and
Speaker 3: the two words his mom texts him before every game.
Speaker 3: You think you're gonna get a feel good story about
Speaker 3: Riley Leonard and his parents in this article, No, Heather
Speaker 3: Leonard texts her son Riley you suck before every game.
Speaker 3: But that's not that was a loving U suck. Yes,
Speaker 3: When in high school, Peter, he said, I have all
Speaker 3: these expectations. I don't know why I need someone to
Speaker 3: tell me I suck sometimes. And as any mom knows,
Speaker 3: you will do anything for your child. And Riley Leonard's
Speaker 3: mom says, Son, I got you, and before every game
Speaker 3: she texts Riley Leonard, you suck, and it motivates him. Peter,
Speaker 3: this is a certain kind of love language in the
Speaker 3: Leonard family that I'm here for. And if you don't
Speaker 3: think that on Saturday, when Riley Leonard is going to
Speaker 3: be thrown at the combine and participating, that she's going
Speaker 3: to text him, Son, love you, you suck.
Speaker 6: Peter.
Speaker 4: I love that that caught you off guard.
Speaker 2: That it's so good. It's so good, Jamie, and I
Speaker 2: love the parenting side of it. But I also love
Speaker 2: the fact that you understand as a Notre Dame quarterback,
Speaker 2: you've been the name that everyone's been following, especially the
Speaker 2: season they had. There are so many of these quarterbacks
Speaker 2: that we have watched so much of them play in
Speaker 2: college football. So whereas we might not get shador working out,
Speaker 2: we've watched Riley Leonard at Duke. We've watched Riley Leonard
Speaker 2: at Notre Dame. We've seen Kyle McCord at ohiuse Day,
Speaker 2: We've seen Kyle McCord at Syracuse. And then you go
Speaker 2: through the lists of different names and it's like Quinn Ewards,
Speaker 2: I feel like I've been watching him since high school.
Speaker 2: There are so many different quarterbacks that will be competing
Speaker 2: that were household names in the college game. Jackson Dart included, So, Jamie,
Speaker 2: you suck, but in the most endearing way possible. I
Speaker 2: throw it back to you.
Speaker 4: Peter, you suck to and our whole show is all.
Speaker 2: We all suck, suck.
Speaker 4: And we love you. Good luck this weekend, everybody, GMFF.
Speaker 4: We're back on GMFF.
Speaker 3: This Black History Month, NFL Hall of Famer Darryl Green
Speaker 3: and Washington Commander's wide Receiver kJ Osborne share how Elizabeth
Speaker 3: Keckley went from slavery to the White House as one
Speaker 3: of the nation's best seamstresses.
Speaker 4: Check out the story.
Speaker 11: This Black History Month, the NFL honor.
Speaker 12: The resilience and contributions of Black American laborers whose hard
Speaker 12: work and determination have shaped our nation's history and progress.
Speaker 11: African America has played a significant role in the foundation
Speaker 11: of Washington.
Speaker 5: D c.
Speaker 12: As slaves contributed to building the US Capitol Building and
Speaker 12: the White House. Elizabeth Keckley used her skills as a
Speaker 12: seamstress to buy her way to Preview and Naskill landed
Speaker 12: her inside the White House in eighteen sixty one. One
Speaker 12: of her clients suggests the First Lady, Mary Lincoln asked
Speaker 12: her to make her inauguration.
Speaker 11: Go This dress became the first of many Kegley made
Speaker 11: for the First Lady, and the two became friends.
Speaker 5: When President Abraham Lincoln.
Speaker 11: Was assassinated in eighteen sixty five, Keckley was one of
Speaker 11: the first people they called to the White House to
Speaker 11: confut the First Lady.
Speaker 12: Elizabeth Keckley, We salute.
Speaker 6: You, good mom, What mom?
Speaker 2: Welcome back. I'm here at Indianapolis. I'm Peter Schreger, and
Speaker 2: I'm also the host of the greatest trivia show you
Speaker 2: can ever find on television. It is called Saving Face.
Speaker 2: We did it yesterday. We rolled it out and it
Speaker 2: was a great success, so good that we had people
Speaker 2: online chiming in in real time trying to play along.
Speaker 2: If you're at home watching, please enjoy but for me,
Speaker 2: I got to play with my three co hosts. And
Speaker 2: let's start off with Jamie Erdall. Jamie, you know the rules.
Speaker 2: We go back in combine history. I give you three clues,
Speaker 2: and you have to guess which player I'm talking about
Speaker 2: in this case, Let's bring up the big board. Let's go,
Speaker 2: ert All, you're in the hot seat. Here we go
Speaker 2: to the big board. We go. Your first clue. In college,
Speaker 2: I played for the Cowboys. Okay, your second clue, I've
Speaker 2: set single season franchise records for passing yards and touchdowns. Okay,
Speaker 2: in the NFL third I threw multiple deep balls that
Speaker 2: were nearly seventy yards that wowed a loaded quarterback group
Speaker 2: at the Combine when I threw.
Speaker 5: Who am i?
Speaker 2: Jamie Erdall?
Speaker 3: Seven d yards and the deep ball as a combine Okay,
Speaker 3: a single season franchise. Okay, I'm not gonna I'm gonna
Speaker 3: ignore that because that's too confusing for me.
Speaker 4: Uh leave for the Cowboys. Played for the Cowboys. I
Speaker 4: throw the deep ball. Oh man, Josh Allen, don't do that.
Speaker 2: I want to get it myself.
Speaker 4: Josh Allen, Baby, I thought it was going to be
Speaker 4: somebody else.
Speaker 2: Let's go back to twenty eighteen. Let's see the big
Speaker 2: gun slinger and Manti shut your mouth, please come Shrigs.
Speaker 13: I have no doubt he could throw this ball eighty
Speaker 13: ninety yards through the pro day. Not that it matters, right.
Speaker 5: That went from the teddy yard off. He's showing off
Speaker 5: a little bit.
Speaker 6: That was a little show off.
Speaker 5: And I'm just checking the ceiling here they think got chipped.
Speaker 13: I'm wondering if Darnold's over there going, man, I should
Speaker 13: have thrown this time that.
Speaker 2: I've ever heard a collective group of coaches say.
Speaker 13: I mean, that was everybody in the fans of talks.
Speaker 4: I did not know that that mascot.
Speaker 2: I know, it's a little bit of a trick. You
Speaker 2: think in Oklahoma state you're thinking Diks and then we
Speaker 2: go right there and we go with Wyoming. Real quick
Speaker 2: nugget on that. You hear Mike Mayock, who was so
Speaker 2: great on the combine for so many years, say, do
Speaker 2: you think Donald's thinking about maybe he should have thrown
Speaker 2: that Draft class was Lamar Jackson, Sam Darnold, Baker Mayfield,
Speaker 2: Josh Rosen, Josh Allen, Josh Allen throwing those bombs. Everybody
Speaker 2: took notice okay, man titeo, before you were giving away
Speaker 2: answers here, I'm good from I don't disrespect you for that.
Speaker 2: I respect it. Are you ready for years? Yours a
Speaker 2: little bit more difficult. Perhaps this one you're stepping up
Speaker 2: the difficulty level.
Speaker 5: Are you ready? I'm ready, brother, Let's go.
Speaker 2: Number one. I appeared in the Netflix series QB one
Speaker 2: while I was in high school. Number two. Despite finishing
Speaker 2: the year tied for third and quarterback rushing touchdowns, I
Speaker 2: was benched at one point in the twenty fourth season,
Speaker 2: and number three. I broke records at the twenty twenty
Speaker 2: three combine for vertical jump and broad jump as a quarterback,
Speaker 2: and it's been the best since two thousand and three.
Speaker 2: Who am I?
Speaker 4: You can do this?
Speaker 8: G W one set record twenty twenty three combine for
Speaker 8: vertical jump.
Speaker 6: I hate that, I know and I know Shrek.
Speaker 3: Gotta go many? What do you need a division? Yes,
Speaker 3: as Florida Gators.
Speaker 2: Wait wait wait, wait, wait wait, let's go to the
Speaker 2: let's go to the end.
Speaker 5: Let's see it.
Speaker 14: Oh my gosh, forty point one. Okay's two hundred and
Speaker 14: forty four pounds. I believe performance by that dude, actually
Speaker 14: what your dunk tot contest For the first.
Speaker 5: Time, you can go.
Speaker 3: Oh sorry mansa man time.
Speaker 6: You know when you say QB one, you know.
Speaker 5: Look at this.
Speaker 6: This is the Spencer Rattler.
Speaker 5: Who did you think?
Speaker 2: And Rattler and some good because I hate for that.
Speaker 6: Rattler was bitch back in twenty one? That was good?
Speaker 7: How much chance I gotta bring us back?
Speaker 2: Cody. We have spent twenty four hours back and forth
Speaker 2: on social media just going at it because you got
Speaker 2: a question wrong. Yeshay, You're not going to get this
Speaker 2: one wrong. I have full confidence in you.
Speaker 6: Love it.
Speaker 2: This is now a former player. Are you ready? It's
Speaker 2: a guy who wasn't in the NFL this past season,
Speaker 2: so be ready for this. I am a seven time
Speaker 2: Pro Bowl wide receiver and I played in a Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: I made the twenty tens All Decade team. We're talking
Speaker 2: a legend. I broke the Combine record with the broad
Speaker 2: jump one hundred and third five inches.
Speaker 6: I'm make seven.
Speaker 2: Cody's face, I don't.
Speaker 6: Maybe two thousand. I'm trying to think twenty ten's all.
Speaker 4: Decade one of the best wide receivers. I mean, I'm
Speaker 4: just gonna say yeah, wide receiver.
Speaker 2: I would say, I would say, one of those jobs
Speaker 2: receivers in the history of the sport.
Speaker 6: Yes, Cody am, I am on the right. Okay, hold on.
Speaker 7: Jones to the video.
Speaker 6: It goes over twelve.
Speaker 5: I'm leaving. Now we go.
Speaker 6: He he did, he did, He goes over twelve. It's
Speaker 6: eleven four.
Speaker 12: Look at him, he's eleven three three.
Speaker 5: Nice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, awesome, Cody, great job. The longest broad jumping that
Speaker 2: Byron Jones would of course break it, but Julio Jones
Speaker 2: an absolute freak. All right, we're moving along, Jamie. Are
Speaker 2: you ready here?
Speaker 3: I like them little'll plug you help Cody with at
Speaker 3: the beginning, current or former player, just help us out
Speaker 3: with that this next round. Okay, current player, current player, Okay, okay, yes,
Speaker 3: let's go.
Speaker 2: To the big board. I am a Super Bowl champion quarterback. Okay, okay,
Speaker 2: started and won a Super Bowl. I have now played
Speaker 2: for three different NFL teams, and I ran the second
Speaker 2: fastest forty in my position group when I was at
Speaker 2: the combine.
Speaker 3: Who am I a current NFL quarterback that has won
Speaker 3: a Super Bowl, that has played for three teams. I'm
Speaker 3: going to fully ignore the combine part of that who
Speaker 3: has played for three teams that's won a Super Bowl,
Speaker 3: Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: Keep in mind the combine part fast, fast, good moving player.
Speaker 2: Second combine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, ran the second fast third, third NFL team, third
Speaker 3: NFL team.
Speaker 4: Three, Russell Wilson.
Speaker 2: There you go, let's go jack.
Speaker 13: N Russell Wilson is They're the two eye that I
Speaker 13: call figure them out five ten and five eight's Russell
Speaker 13: Wilson and Kellen Moore. They don't fit the prototypical box,
Speaker 13: but they both have compelling characteristics, different characteristics that if
Speaker 13: I'm an NFL team, like Russell Wilson to me, I'm
Speaker 13: drafting him in the middle round somewhere and he's gonna
Speaker 13: be my number two quarterback and he's a change of
Speaker 13: pace guy that down the road might turn into a starter.
Speaker 2: It's an amazing commentary, but also like you got a
Speaker 2: Mayock was spot on. He was a middle round guy
Speaker 2: who was considered to be a backup, but then he
Speaker 2: went to training camp as a third round pick out
Speaker 2: played Matt fun in the late Trevares Jackson and he's
Speaker 2: never looked back. Russell. One more thing, if you watch
Speaker 2: that footage, you see brock Osweiler in the background just
Speaker 2: like watching him. It's amazing to see this. I love
Speaker 2: it all right, Fanti, are you ready?
Speaker 6: I'm ready.
Speaker 4: Got it?
Speaker 2: Okay, man time defensive side of the ball.
Speaker 5: Here we go.
Speaker 2: I am a super Bowl champion. I am one of
Speaker 2: five different Georgia Bulldogs drafted by my current team in
Speaker 2: the last three years. And as a big man, I
Speaker 2: ran a four to seven eighth forty at the combine
Speaker 2: that wowed everyone. Who am I? Manta das Jordan Davis
Speaker 2: is right.
Speaker 6: Let's go for.
Speaker 15: Here comes a very large talented individual.
Speaker 5: Here he goes. That's a big man movement?
Speaker 2: Is that is a big two?
Speaker 15: Holy that deserves a nice round of applause from the
Speaker 15: fans here. They just watched somebody pushing three forty run
Speaker 15: a four eight to two.
Speaker 14: That is a ridiculous time for somebody that big.
Speaker 5: That is phenomenal.
Speaker 4: Yes, Manta, Yes, Mercy.
Speaker 8: Peter, Peter, Peter, you want to hear something funny, real quick?
Speaker 8: I ran a four eight two on the same field,
Speaker 8: on the same.
Speaker 2: Turf, different weight class.
Speaker 6: I run a four a two, Peter, that's all amazing.
Speaker 2: That guy, what did you weigh in that?
Speaker 8: Because because he was three forty, were you two lighter
Speaker 8: one hundred.
Speaker 2: You were two forty.
Speaker 6: I was two forty.
Speaker 12: Bro.
Speaker 2: Wow, yes, different different type.
Speaker 6: Of human, different type of human.
Speaker 2: Different human, different human. You're my guy, though, don't worry, Cody.
Speaker 2: Are you ready right this question of this segment? Are
Speaker 2: you ready to take it home and end on a
Speaker 2: good note? I hope so I do.
Speaker 6: I need to go two for two to make up.
Speaker 5: Okay, here we go.
Speaker 2: I am a rare left handed quarterback in the NFL.
Speaker 2: I played in a recent college football championship game. My
Speaker 2: pinpoint throws in the Indianapolis Convention Center hallways went viral.
Speaker 2: Who am I?
Speaker 7: My mind goes the tuatuga aloa right away?
Speaker 6: Yeah, but.
Speaker 4: Recent college. But he's not recent enough.
Speaker 6: That's okay, go more recent than that. What high draft
Speaker 6: pick are we thinking?
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, first round pick? Yeah, first round pick?
Speaker 5: It was, it was, it was.
Speaker 6: It was a pick that everybody got on the GM
Speaker 6: for let's just say that everybody got on the GM four. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, very controversial pick last year.
Speaker 7: Okay, yeah, Michael Pennix, Yeah, I'm like, okay.
Speaker 2: Let's go to the hallways. Yes, yes, let's go to
Speaker 2: the hallways. Last year Convention Center.
Speaker 6: I don't remember this though, I've never seen this.
Speaker 14: Oh yeah, yes, all right, Pennis. He draws rain with
Speaker 14: his deep ball. When you look at the tracer with him,
Speaker 14: he throws it with a ton of air. Usually look
Speaker 14: at that. That is beautiful, just the amount of revolutions
Speaker 14: on the ball. Just watch the spin. Watch him spin
Speaker 14: the ball.
Speaker 5: How tight it is. Wow, it's like an NFL film shop. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I slow that down and just a man.
Speaker 14: He just spins it as tight as spiral as you'll
Speaker 14: see from Michael Pennix.
Speaker 6: You in the back too, That was good.
Speaker 5: That was good. I'm watching that was good.
Speaker 2: That was good to Sue, it would have been right
Speaker 2: if we had the footage of Tua in the hallways
Speaker 2: here right though, those first two things to it would
Speaker 2: have would have been right. So hey, guys that I'm
Speaker 2: looking at Todd Downey, I'm look at Tod Downy. I'm
Speaker 2: looking at Cope, my producer, Spencer Rattler. Oh and look
Speaker 2: at that beautiful face looking at admiration in the background.
Speaker 2: Beautiful Peter, this.
Speaker 4: Is why you're a fixture at the combine. We love you.
Speaker 4: Saving face. That's Peter's combine face.
Speaker 3: Well, Cody saved himself in the saving face scheme from yesterday.
Speaker 3: It was, frankly, now we can actually say it a
Speaker 3: terrible performance, and you redeemed yourself today.
Speaker 6: Friends, I appreciate that.
Speaker 7: I'm glad you held that until today, right redeem myself
Speaker 7: because I lost some sleep last night. I had nightmares
Speaker 7: of saving face, but woke up determined this morning. I
Speaker 7: went to a little combine study last night.
Speaker 6: Treggs.
Speaker 7: I appreciate some softball ones there that was a little
Speaker 7: bit easier than yesterday. But now I'm I'm hooked. I
Speaker 7: want to Peter's not nice like that they were easier
Speaker 7: than yesterday. I'll say it just goes No, I'm in trouble.
Speaker 6: Yeah, now I'm in trouble.