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Speaker 3: Today is Tuesday, April sixteenth, twenty twenty four, and we
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Speaker 2: It's time to get things going. Nine days away.
Speaker 3: I Isha Morrison, Brian pratdess Nick Harris, Bobby Belt, Jasmin
Speaker 3: Marshall running everything in the back of Kyle Yeomans.
Speaker 2: It is here. It's it's crazy that we're getting there.
Speaker 3: And I feel like we say this at the start
Speaker 3: of every episode, but it's crazy how quickly it's come
Speaker 3: up upon it. But are the boards set at this
Speaker 3: point right? Still shifting, still shifting, shifting it around.
Speaker 4: You're working on some final What will happen is this
Speaker 4: week will be where they'll get it organized and then
Speaker 4: next week they could start doing the mock drafts or
Speaker 4: making their calls and all that. So, yeah, we still
Speaker 4: got some discussions that will be made.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 4: You know, there'll be some position groups. They'll be some
Speaker 4: groups that are a bit lighter than others, and they'll
Speaker 4: be able to get through those a little bit quicker.
Speaker 4: But you want to try and do this, I mean,
Speaker 4: the final push. You want to make sure you're as
Speaker 4: fresh as possible. You know, it's a it's a little
Speaker 4: bit of a daunting task to to put that thing
Speaker 4: together as we're all learning. But they've they've got this
Speaker 4: week and then next week will be about trying to
Speaker 4: make sure they got everything lined up on the board
Speaker 4: with their medical, any trade possibilities, alert teams what they're
Speaker 4: interested in, and then kind of navigate that and get
Speaker 4: ready for Thursday.
Speaker 2: It's crazy how quickly it hasn't been quick because these guys.
Speaker 3: Have been doing it for three hundred and sixty days
Speaker 3: and then watching these prospects as juniors and sophomores and freshmen.
Speaker 3: But now it's coming down to the wire and we're
Speaker 3: getting really close. But they've got some tough decisions to make,
Speaker 3: and we have some tough decisions on the docket as well. Brian,
Speaker 3: you have some would you rather I want to get
Speaker 3: into this? Yeah, so we have time on for Twitter
Speaker 3: on the twenty. Would you rather this prospect or that prospect?
Speaker 2: Who you want to start it off with?
Speaker 4: Yeah, let me start it off here by I had
Speaker 4: all these. You did a great job of getting all
Speaker 4: these on our phone, and I.
Speaker 2: Was want me to give you the first two.
Speaker 6: Go ahead, give me the first two. Hang on, I
Speaker 6: get it right here.
Speaker 4: It go it all right, and I'll start with you
Speaker 4: on this one. Nick, We'd rather have Kate. This is
Speaker 4: an offensive line compares a couple of tackles.
Speaker 2: Let's do it.
Speaker 4: Caden Wallace from Penn State or Christian Jones tackle from Texas.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I really like this one because both of these guys
Speaker 8: have a ton of experience at right tackle. I think
Speaker 8: both of them over forty games. I like Kayden Wallace
Speaker 8: a little bit more. I have him in the fourth.
Speaker 8: I think he's a little bit more athletic. I think
Speaker 8: he's got positional versatility that you can kind of slide
Speaker 8: him inside if you wanted to with the next level.
Speaker 8: Whereas Christian Jones, I think he's a true right tackle,
Speaker 8: and he's more of a you know what you're getting
Speaker 8: when you get him. I think Wallace there's still something
Speaker 8: unlocked there. So I'm taking Wallace. But I think Jones
Speaker 8: could bring a lot of experience to a to an
Speaker 8: offensive line room for.
Speaker 6: Sure, Robert Cayden Wallace or Christian Jones.
Speaker 9: I mean, I really like Kateen Wallace.
Speaker 10: I think I higher on Kyten Wallace than probably most
Speaker 10: other people are because I've got Cat and Wallace in
Speaker 10: the third round.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 10: But to me, like it's not flashy with Caden Wallace.
Speaker 10: It's not like you see a whole bunch of like
Speaker 10: wow moments or oh my gosh, he's just mauling this guy,
Speaker 10: or you know, you have those sorts of moments with him.
Speaker 10: But he's just he's so clean technically. I think he's Honestly,
Speaker 10: if you're just talking about next year, who's more pro
Speaker 10: ready to step in and take nflsuster, Kate and Wallace
Speaker 10: might be more ready.
Speaker 9: Than Olu Fashnu on the other side.
Speaker 10: Fat Like, to me, I think Katean Wallace is ready
Speaker 10: to step in and you know, contribute and not get
Speaker 10: overwhelmed technically, Like there's still some stuff with fashion now
Speaker 10: that you're working out.
Speaker 9: But I think that.
Speaker 10: Wallace is just he's steady across the board. You don't
Speaker 10: see him all in. He always competes, he's always generally
Speaker 10: when he's black. I don't see him ending up on
Speaker 10: the ground a lot. I don't see him losing very frequently.
Speaker 10: Christian Jones is a maler like. He plays with a
Speaker 10: ton of power and it looks really impressive at times.
Speaker 10: But I just look at him and I think that
Speaker 10: that's somebody who has sincere athletic limitations and is somebody
Speaker 10: who I don't think his hands and his feet are
Speaker 10: always working in harmony the way that I see it
Speaker 10: more frequently with Kayden Wallace.
Speaker 9: So I take Katan Wallace pretty easily.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Kyle, you got some there.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think when you're looking at Christian Jones specifically, you
Speaker 3: mentioned the strength. He's got pro ready strength, but his
Speaker 3: footwork is not there. There's a lot of cleaning up
Speaker 3: you're going to have to do whenever it comes to
Speaker 3: his footwork hand play.
Speaker 2: He gets in trouble, but he gets out of it
Speaker 2: with how strong he is. He reminds me of.
Speaker 3: Some of these unpolished guys that you can maybe develop
Speaker 3: into a high level depth piece at the offensive line position.
Speaker 3: He's not going to be ready to start immediately. Going
Speaker 3: back to exactly what Nick and Bobby just said, I
Speaker 3: think Wallace could start now. I think he could and
Speaker 3: maybe not be a high level guy, but like a TJ.
Speaker 3: Bass and a bron Hoffmin where you can service him
Speaker 3: into certain starting roles and get some significant stats snaps
Speaker 3: in a pinch. I think that's where he could work
Speaker 3: into it, just because I think he is more pro
Speaker 3: ready and he's cleaner with his footwork across the board.
Speaker 5: Hiisha, Yeah, I would be going with Kayden Wallas in
Speaker 5: this situation. I mean Nick brought up just the fact
Speaker 5: that it's the consistency for me is that when you
Speaker 5: watch the tape, it's not with Christian Jones. There were
Speaker 5: times like I love how he fires off the ball.
Speaker 5: I like how he's able to get to the second level.
Speaker 5: But Bobby made a fantastic point saying that it's not
Speaker 5: always in harmony and with Kayden Wallace, I think you
Speaker 5: see them more consistently what they were able to well, yeah,
Speaker 5: what they were able to do there in Penn State.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I wonder if people really look at Christian Jones
Speaker 4: maybe as a guard, you know, maybe that you might
Speaker 4: be a little bit better prospect there with not having
Speaker 4: to deal with all.
Speaker 6: The stuff on the outside. But I guess, yeah, the feet.
Speaker 4: The thing about it is, I got both of they
Speaker 4: both a lot of games, you know. I mean, Christian
Speaker 4: Jones has made forty eight starts for Texas, and that's
Speaker 4: that's pretty impressive when you start to talk about but
Speaker 4: you're right, everybody's right here where he will struggles with
Speaker 4: the athletic opponent. But I had both those guys in
Speaker 4: the fourth round. That's why I had him right there,
Speaker 4: just trying to kind of get an idea where you
Speaker 4: guys stopped Bobby the Kai Wingo defensive tackle Texas A
Speaker 4: and M Dwayne Carter defensive tackle from.
Speaker 9: Duke McKay Wingo from Yeah.
Speaker 6: But I say, Jackson, I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: I was worried about the thing with the Duke one. Yeah,
Speaker 4: Wingo LSU, I'm sorry about that Wingo l sh. I'm
Speaker 4: stingoing Texas aname for some stupid reason. And then uh,
Speaker 4: and then the Wayne Carter from Duke.
Speaker 10: And I have them, like I mean, I haven't gotten
Speaker 10: that deep into my entire stack yet to where they
Speaker 10: would be in there, but on the defensive tackle rankings
Speaker 10: that I have there right next to each other, and
Speaker 10: so I think they're very similar I would take. I'm
Speaker 10: a little hesitant because I think the the the size
Speaker 10: issues with Wingo do show up at times where where
Speaker 10: you can see that length gives him a problem, and
Speaker 10: that's not as much of an issue with Dwayne Carter.
Speaker 10: They're both similar to me, and that they're both like
Speaker 10: hot motor guys and big effort guys. To me, I
Speaker 10: think that Wingo's get off is just a little bit better,
Speaker 10: like his snap anticipation is a little bit better, and
Speaker 10: I think he's better at using his hands and getting
Speaker 10: off of blocks, and so for me, it'd be Wingo.
Speaker 10: I don't love either one of them outside of like
Speaker 10: round five, that's where I have both of them. But
Speaker 10: wing go to me just slightly over Carter.
Speaker 3: I think I'm a little higher on Carter than most people.
Speaker 3: I have them late third round grade on him.
Speaker 2: I don't know where you guys have him.
Speaker 3: I think he's a top one hundred player or a
Speaker 3: borderline top one hundred player. I love his play strength,
Speaker 3: I love his ability to find the football, always looking
Speaker 3: to force a turnover. He finished Duke, He finished fourth
Speaker 3: in Duke program history and forced fumbles.
Speaker 2: And we're talking about an interior defensive line.
Speaker 3: When we're not talking about an edge rusher that's coming
Speaker 3: off the edge and hitting it from behind and getting
Speaker 3: to the back the blind side of a quarterback. You're
Speaker 3: talking about a guy that just knows how to get
Speaker 3: to the football and know how to make a play.
Speaker 3: He was eleventh in Saxon program history too. He's limited
Speaker 3: from an athletic standpoint, and I agree with you. I
Speaker 3: think Wingo has better explosion at the line of scrimmage,
Speaker 3: but I think everything else, I think Dwayne Carter does better.
Speaker 3: I have Wingo in the fifth, I have Dwayne Carter
Speaker 3: in the third, and I think he could be a
Speaker 3: legitimate player and an anchor moving.
Speaker 8: For Yeah, the jump for me for Carter over Wingo
Speaker 8: as well is Wingo. I think durability concerns after the
Speaker 8: injury last year, but also you look at his size
Speaker 8: as well.
Speaker 7: That was something that Bobby mentioned.
Speaker 8: But I have Dwayne Carter high fourth McKay Wingo probably
Speaker 8: in that fourth fifth range. I would probably kind of
Speaker 8: see him as a as a fifth guy. But yeah,
Speaker 8: Dwayne Carter a ka we z f baby and fourth
Speaker 8: round pick.
Speaker 12: Please please for me.
Speaker 5: Bobby brought up the fact that the size the difference
Speaker 5: to me is the motor with both of them is
Speaker 5: I think that Dwayne Carter has a tiny bit more
Speaker 5: of a motor in that situation. And as far as
Speaker 5: the size goes, like, I think it shows up with
Speaker 5: Wingo when you start seeing him later in games and
Speaker 5: him rushing just down the middle of guys and so yeah,
Speaker 5: doing Dwayne Carter would be my pick there. And I'm
Speaker 5: in the same spot as you. A third is crazy,
Speaker 5: but you.
Speaker 12: Know what, I'm not.
Speaker 2: He's on my.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I don't hate it either, but I'm not.
Speaker 5: Again, like to your point, people are mixed on Dwayne Carter.
Speaker 5: You might hear some people say like, yeah, I'm really
Speaker 5: high on him. But it's also indicative of what this
Speaker 5: d DT classes as well.
Speaker 3: It is true that it's it's not a very spread
Speaker 3: out class right Like it's I think it's more so
Speaker 3: top heavy than anything.
Speaker 2: And you're gonna get some of these guys early.
Speaker 3: Look at McKinley Jackson, I know you Misspokenley said Texas
Speaker 3: A and M. He may be the third or fourth
Speaker 3: best nose tackle, true one technique in the entire draft class,
Speaker 3: and he's probably not going to go until the fourth round. Yeah,
Speaker 3: Like that's just kind of how this defensive tackle class
Speaker 3: stacks out.
Speaker 7: A couple of more notes on these guys.
Speaker 8: Dwayne Carter three time captain at Duke, which is a big,
Speaker 8: big time deal, especially playing for coach Mike Elko. He
Speaker 8: kind of he brought a high standard back to the
Speaker 8: Blue Devils, not that they didn't already have it, but
Speaker 8: he was a big time leader for them off the
Speaker 8: field in on the field, but also looking at McKay
Speaker 8: wing go Man that second season that he had at LSU,
Speaker 8: which I'm sure you could speak to a little bit more, Brian,
Speaker 8: But if you if you can get that on a
Speaker 8: consistent basis at the NFL level, you got a value
Speaker 8: pick there on Day three. I just I don't I
Speaker 8: don't think that version comes back completely.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: The thing that I worry about with Wingo and Ayisha
Speaker 4: hit it on the nail and down the head there.
Speaker 4: If he rushes down the middle, he's dead. He's got
Speaker 4: to play on the edge. He's got to be on
Speaker 4: the outside shoulders to take advantage of his quickness. I
Speaker 4: think there's a little stiffness to his game too, so
Speaker 4: and the balance might be a little bit off too.
Speaker 6: The hands are really really good, I feel.
Speaker 4: Like, but anything else to strength the power, I think
Speaker 4: with Carter you got a little bit of a stronger
Speaker 4: guy and a little bit better motor there. Okay, aisha
Speaker 4: linebacker Cedric Gray from North Carolina or Tyrone Hopper from
Speaker 4: linebacker from Missouri.
Speaker 5: If I'm not mistaken, Cedric Gray is a little undersize,
Speaker 5: yeah right, And if I'm not, I think he's Is
Speaker 5: he a will?
Speaker 9: He should be a will? Yeah? He should be able?
Speaker 5: Okay, because I have to put that in perspective because
Speaker 5: that means something to me. I think both of these guys,
Speaker 5: like I mentioned, both of them have some size differences
Speaker 5: or whatever the case may be. I would be going
Speaker 5: with Cedric Gray, linebacker out in North Carolina. And again,
Speaker 5: I think Tyrone Hopper has a lot of upside. I
Speaker 5: understand he is smaller and you can see that in
Speaker 5: the run game at times, but there is some explosiveness
Speaker 5: there that's intriguing.
Speaker 12: But as far as.
Speaker 5: Cedric Gray goes, I think he just would have a
Speaker 5: little bit more versatility. If he was able to put
Speaker 5: on some size, a little bit more size and move
Speaker 5: around and play every linebacker position.
Speaker 12: I think he can.
Speaker 6: How about you there? This was tough for me.
Speaker 3: I have Cedric Gray above Hopper, but not buy a lot,
Speaker 3: have one guy sandwich in between those two.
Speaker 2: The reason I have Gray higher is because with Hopper.
Speaker 3: You're missing instincts at times, and you're missing angles, and
Speaker 3: it almost just looks like he's freelancing at times, and
Speaker 3: his speed and his physicality can help you get away
Speaker 3: with it. Whereas Gray, you're missing the physicality, but you
Speaker 3: have the instincts, and you have the angles, and you have.
Speaker 2: The readability and the vision to be able to get
Speaker 2: to the ball and make plays.
Speaker 3: I mean, we're watching highlights of them on the video
Speaker 3: side of things, and it seems like he's one of
Speaker 3: those guys for that North Carolina defense that's always in
Speaker 3: the mess. So I think I have Gray higher. Both
Speaker 3: of them undersized. I think they're both wills. I think
Speaker 3: they're both legitimate pros. But I would put Gray just
Speaker 3: a bit higher than Hopper, and not by much.
Speaker 8: I said Gray as a PA announcer is a best
Speaker 8: friend just because he says his name all the time.
Speaker 8: He's always in on the action.
Speaker 2: But I tapled number thirty three.
Speaker 7: Exactly exactly funbile recovery right there.
Speaker 8: But I think if you're talking from a Cowboys perspective,
Speaker 8: I don't think either of these guys really makes sense.
Speaker 8: I the tyrone Hopper love is interesting because they had
Speaker 8: a formal with him. He was a he was a
Speaker 8: thirty visit as well. But how do you how do
Speaker 8: you justify bringing in a guy that's more more accustomed
Speaker 8: to playing and coverage when you need a bigger linebacker
Speaker 8: to come and fill the run. You need guys to
Speaker 8: come in and fill running lanes, and I just don't
Speaker 8: think Hopper is is that. I think both of these
Speaker 8: guys they work better across the middle of the field.
Speaker 8: And you know, I think Gray does have some knacks
Speaker 8: and being able to attack the backfield and identify things
Speaker 8: going on back there, and that's why I kind of
Speaker 8: give Great the advantage. But I don't think either of
Speaker 8: these guys really make sense for the Cowboys.
Speaker 5: I have a question about Sedja Gray really quickly, do
Speaker 5: y'all do y'all not like how he tackles. I think
Speaker 5: what I mean that was that's been a topic of
Speaker 5: discussion is just the way that he's not always he's
Speaker 5: not a he's not a thumper by any means or
Speaker 5: whatever the case may be. And even when he does
Speaker 5: wrap up sometimes it's like it's not forceful in a
Speaker 5: way that you would like to see from the.
Speaker 9: Problem how he finishes or like.
Speaker 12: How he finishes, I would say.
Speaker 10: His form like I mean, the finishing is like a
Speaker 10: function of I think, like sometimes the lack of play strength,
Speaker 10: like when you see some count trouble getting.
Speaker 9: Off blocks and stuff like that.
Speaker 10: Okay, the form I had nothing stood out to me
Speaker 10: as bad form with Cedric Gray. But I mean physicality
Speaker 10: is definitely like like the strength can you give issues?
Speaker 10: But you remember, like Brian, that was something that we
Speaker 10: said consistently. It showed up whenever we talked about Layton
Speaker 10: van dershw wh who's coming out? Yeah does he come
Speaker 10: off blocks? Is he physical enough? And he ultimately showed
Speaker 10: like he could do it and it was something that
Speaker 10: he was really good at. And so to me, I
Speaker 10: think Gray is a much better player than Hopper. I
Speaker 10: think Hopper, like you're you're taking off traits and and
Speaker 10: you're trying to project out and you're you're grabbing sort
Speaker 10: of a lottery ticket at linebacker. Cedric Gray, I think
Speaker 10: could come in and like place snaps. Now at the
Speaker 10: NFL level, Hopper is going to take some time and
Speaker 10: there's a lot bigger projection there. So in terms of
Speaker 10: who I feel safe as a baseline, like who they
Speaker 10: are as an NFL player at Cedric Gray, and that's
Speaker 10: not really close for.
Speaker 4: Me, I kind of felt like that Hopper was a
Speaker 4: little bit better of a cover guy than he was.
Speaker 4: And I think the biggest difference is what you guys
Speaker 4: are talking about his ability.
Speaker 6: He doesn't get off.
Speaker 4: The blocks as well as Gray does, and so you know,
Speaker 4: but he's got kind of a nose for the football
Speaker 4: Hopper when it comes to getting like knifing through, seeing
Speaker 4: a gaping knife through and then make a tackle on
Speaker 4: the on the behind the line of scrimmage, you know,
Speaker 4: I mean, the energy, the effort.
Speaker 6: I think he's smooth. I think he's fluid. You know.
Speaker 4: That's I mean. I think one's got a little bit
Speaker 4: more strength than the other. And that's why I have
Speaker 4: Gray over Hopper myself. But I kind of felt like
Speaker 4: they were both pretty similar in what maybe that you know,
Speaker 4: and Dallas look at him the way they have.
Speaker 6: They're hunting linebackers.
Speaker 4: Obviously, So we got to look at all these guys,
Speaker 4: all right, Nick, how about this one for the last one?
Speaker 4: DJ James cornerback Auburn or Ronaldo Green cornerback from Florida State.
Speaker 8: Yeah, both of these guys more on the narrow side,
Speaker 8: and when you look at their athletic trades, they're pretty similar.
Speaker 8: I thought, of all four of these, would you rather than?
Speaker 8: When I was going through them last night? This is
Speaker 8: probably the most fun when I had going through it.
Speaker 8: But I'm gonna I'm gonna take the edge with Ronaldo Green.
Speaker 8: When you see him up against elite competition versus DJ
Speaker 8: DJ James up against elite competition, there's a little bit
Speaker 8: of a there's a little bit of a gap there.
Speaker 8: Go back and watch that first game of the season
Speaker 8: against Brian Thomas Unior and Elite Neighbors and Ronaldo Green
Speaker 8: he's getting up on him on the line, He's throwing
Speaker 8: his hands around here, here's a play he has right
Speaker 8: here on I believe that's Lake Neighbors. But I think
Speaker 8: I think with with Ronaldo Green. You get a guy
Speaker 8: that can be a press man corner, you get a
Speaker 8: guy that can step back and play safety. I think
Speaker 8: he's one of the more fun corner or just defensive
Speaker 8: backs in this entire draft. I'm a big Ronaldo Green guy,
Speaker 8: one of my pet cats in this draft.
Speaker 7: So I'm taking him.
Speaker 9: Oh man, Yeah, I mean Green.
Speaker 10: And I said it last night in the text, like
Speaker 10: Green and James, like they are tags touching for me,
Speaker 10: like in my stack there next to each other, and I've.
Speaker 9: Got Green just a little bit ahead.
Speaker 10: And it's mainly to me because like I think you're
Speaker 10: talking about the size limitations, the kind of like slender Bill.
Speaker 10: Definitely I think shows up more with James on tape
Speaker 10: than it does with Green, where I think that James
Speaker 10: shows he has some trouble with some you know, bigger
Speaker 10: body receivers at times. I also think that it definitely
Speaker 10: shows up and runs support more.
Speaker 9: Not that Ronardo.
Speaker 10: Green's like, you know, a great run of hitter, but
Speaker 10: he's absolutely active and willing to get in there, whereas
Speaker 10: I feel like with James at times, like it's just
Speaker 10: he he is gonna be you know, people are gonna
Speaker 10: look to run to his side and it's gonna be
Speaker 10: a problem. But for me, I think that Green and
Speaker 10: James they're both as cover guys. I think both very
Speaker 10: similar in the way that they are in terms of
Speaker 10: with their clean footwork, the way that they really at
Speaker 10: times almost look like they're running the route for the receiver,
Speaker 10: really good at mirroring, don't get thrown off very much
Speaker 10: by you know, exotic releases and stuff like that.
Speaker 9: So I like both of them. I've got both of
Speaker 9: them firmly in the second round.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think you got a Ronaldo Green is a
Speaker 8: great value Kanyon Mitchell, whereas DJ James is like a
Speaker 8: great value Nate Wiggins. Because you look at that one
Speaker 8: hundred and seventy three one hundred and seventy five pound
Speaker 8: build that James and Wiggins have. You attacked them in
Speaker 8: the run game, you attacked them with bigger weapons. But
Speaker 8: you look at Green and you maybe think twice about that.
Speaker 3: I think whenever you look at Green too, one thing
Speaker 3: that separates him over James for me is the ball skills.
Speaker 3: I don't think James has the ability to play it
Speaker 3: high at the catch point if you need to. But
Speaker 3: whenever it comes to ball skills, Green was far and
Speaker 3: away a better player whenever it came to attacking the football.
Speaker 2: Add that to the physicality and the willingness to stop
Speaker 2: the run. That's why I have him just a tight,
Speaker 2: tiny bit ahead.
Speaker 5: Oddly enough, I had I thought that DJ James and times,
Speaker 5: even though just a little bit more than Rinaldo Green
Speaker 5: was willing to come in and help out in the
Speaker 5: run game.
Speaker 12: Both of these guys very scrappy.
Speaker 5: One thing about Ronaldo Green you brought it up, yo,
Speaker 5: the way he's he jams and he likes to get
Speaker 5: his hands on people at the line of scrimmage.
Speaker 12: He's just not afraid.
Speaker 5: And I do think that that there's a lot of
Speaker 5: value to that in this league. Is a guy that
Speaker 5: you see can play press man at a consistent rate,
Speaker 5: especially with all the things that are being done to
Speaker 5: get these receivers open. He's gonna reroute guys. He's gonna
Speaker 5: get in their face. I I think Rinardo Green is
Speaker 5: a is going to be a hell of a player.
Speaker 5: So yeah, I would definitely go with him in that scenario.
Speaker 5: But DJ James isn't to me, and to your point,
Speaker 5: he's not that far behind, and he is better impressed
Speaker 5: that I than I think he is in zone.
Speaker 4: Why did I think that Green was fifty fifty on
Speaker 4: getting penalties?
Speaker 7: Yeah, you're gonna get penalties he scrapped.
Speaker 4: There are going to be games where it's gonna like,
Speaker 4: if he's on your team, you're like, boy, he got
Speaker 4: away with one there.
Speaker 6: Oh wait, they got him on that one. There.
Speaker 4: You guys have more controlled Yeah, there's there's there's there's some.
Speaker 6: He's a screen's a smart player.
Speaker 4: He does how to use the sideline and push guys
Speaker 4: out of balance and do stuff like that.
Speaker 6: But his toughness is impressive.
Speaker 4: The thing, the only question I had about him was
Speaker 4: the fifty to fifties that there's going to be fifty
Speaker 4: percent of time where you're gonna be so happy he's
Speaker 4: on your team, and there's to be fifty percent of
Speaker 4: time where you were pissed off at him because he
Speaker 4: got a holding call on third down that didn't get
Speaker 4: you off the field.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: For some twitter on the Big Time Jazz Big Time.
Speaker 2: First one is from Gino.
Speaker 3: He says, what concern if any of the Cowboys have
Speaker 3: that the offensive tackles that they're targeting at twenty four
Speaker 3: could have just one combined start at.
Speaker 2: Left tackle, and the outlines it for you.
Speaker 3: Jc Latham zero left tackle, starts twenty seven at right
Speaker 3: Tali yes Fuaga zero at left tackle, twenty five at
Speaker 3: right tackle, Amarius Mems zero at left tackle, eight at
Speaker 3: right tackle, and then Tyler Gotten one left tackle, start
Speaker 3: thirteen at right tackle.
Speaker 6: Draft center at twenty four.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's certainly a concern. It's certainly concerned.
Speaker 8: I think that's something you think about whenever you look
Speaker 8: at this tackle class, because early in the draft cycle
Speaker 8: we're talking about how deep it is and how there's
Speaker 8: going to be eight to nine going the first round.
Speaker 8: But do you feel comfortable moving any of those guys
Speaker 8: to the left side from day one? And that being
Speaker 8: the expectation if you haven't seen it, and I think
Speaker 8: it's tough to project if you haven't seen it in person.
Speaker 8: For me, I feel like if the talent is there
Speaker 8: and the athleticism is there, then there is there is
Speaker 8: a lot of room to be able to move a
Speaker 8: guy to the left side. So when you look at that,
Speaker 8: you look at Fuaga, I don't think he's going to
Speaker 8: be a guy that is even there at fifteen, much
Speaker 8: less twenty four. You look at a guy like Tyler Geiton,
Speaker 8: maybe that could move over to left side, and you
Speaker 8: have a little bit of comfortability there. But I think
Speaker 8: that's more so where you look at that trade back
Speaker 8: scenario and you just grab a guy maybe later on
Speaker 8: that you know can be a true left tackle or
Speaker 8: and if you don't feel comfortable with that, you still
Speaker 8: have Tyler Smith in the building. And that is coming
Speaker 8: from team left guard Tyler Smith.
Speaker 5: So yeah, that's my thing about it, is are any
Speaker 5: of these guys better than Tyler Smith?
Speaker 12: Right now? At Tech.
Speaker 8: I don't think you necessarily need that. Though you don't
Speaker 8: need someone to be better than Tyler Smith. You need
Speaker 8: someone to be better in the long term than what
Speaker 8: Tyler Smith would bring you.
Speaker 7: I think you want to put him at left guard.
Speaker 7: That is the desire.
Speaker 5: I get that, But you got coaches that the Emoji's
Speaker 5: coaches on a one year deal situation right now, and
Speaker 5: I think that that plays into the chances they're willing
Speaker 5: to take or you know, because you said this is
Speaker 5: more of like a what are they going to become
Speaker 5: whatever the case may be, now you know what Tyler
Speaker 5: is right now. So I think that conversation comes into
Speaker 5: play as well. That's why we had the conversation about
Speaker 5: maybe they take a guard instead. Yeah, which is crazy
Speaker 5: to think, but maybe they do instead if they think
Speaker 5: that Tyler's ready to take on that left tackle role.
Speaker 10: So I think I think an order of belief, like
Speaker 10: what they think is realistic, like if you're to ask me,
Speaker 10: or if you'd ask them, I think like if you
Speaker 10: were to take Tyler Smith at left tackle, TJ. Bassett
Speaker 10: left guard, brock Hoffman at center, where do they have
Speaker 10: the most uneasiness? I think they would feel the most
Speaker 10: uneasy about the center going into next year with me,
Speaker 10: and I think if you play Tyler Smith at left guard,
Speaker 10: you're either banking on somebody playing left tackle for you
Speaker 10: on your roster currently. If you end up drafting the center,
Speaker 10: you're banking on somebody playing left tack for you currently.
Speaker 10: That probably is not considered an NFL starter right now.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 10: And then if you're drafting somebody, like the question asked,
Speaker 10: you are at like very there's a very big likelihood
Speaker 10: that you're asking somebody to flip sides and play apletely
Speaker 10: different position, and it like, I mean, it's that's not
Speaker 10: an easy flip for a lot of guys.
Speaker 9: Is that footwork?
Speaker 10: And so that's why to me, yeah, there is some
Speaker 10: some uneasiness about the idea of Hey, you're projecting a
Speaker 10: lot here, Like even some of the centers we're talking about,
Speaker 10: we're projecting. We're projecting that the Jackson powers Johnson medicals
Speaker 10: will be Okay, you're projecting that Graham Barton is going
Speaker 10: to be able to pick up center, a position that
Speaker 10: he hasn't played, you know, four years or whatever.
Speaker 14: It is.
Speaker 10: So to me, I think that you're you're trying to
Speaker 10: minimize as much risk as possible, and so that is
Speaker 10: one of the reasons why I think that that that's
Speaker 10: definitely deserves weight. Also think it's one of the reasons
Speaker 10: why we're talking about Kingsley Suamatia in the course of
Speaker 10: all the suits, because that's something who you've seen play
Speaker 10: both sides and do it effectively. And so for me,
Speaker 10: it is a question, it is a concern, and I
Speaker 10: think that if you end up drafting mems Guidon whoever else,
Speaker 10: it'll be a talking point that we have is that, hey,
Speaker 10: how is this transition going, how's this flip going? Or
Speaker 10: You're going to find that very famously within this own
Speaker 10: building in the last four years, it was said Terrence
Speaker 10: Steel play left is not the same player as he
Speaker 10: is when he's playing right tackle. It's just it's not
Speaker 10: been the same thing. So it's a projection for sure.
Speaker 10: But I mean that's why you have this scouting staff
Speaker 10: here that you do, and while you get the input
Speaker 10: from coaches like Mike Solari.
Speaker 8: We're nine days out and I've had a few different
Speaker 8: gut feelings as this drive process has gone on, but
Speaker 8: Kingsley Sumasi is my gut feeling right now.
Speaker 2: I think I think I'm dire with you.
Speaker 6: I totally agree. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I actually sent an email yesterday that said, gut feeling
Speaker 3: before I take my leave to Nick, to Nick Eatman
Speaker 3: that said, who the pick is going to be? If
Speaker 3: I had to choose right now as we stand, I
Speaker 3: think he's going to But you guys are.
Speaker 6: Calling that on the trade back. You're calling it at
Speaker 6: trade four.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking it's a trade back that thirty. Now we've
Speaker 2: seen this before, though.
Speaker 3: Tyler Smith was in early second round grade I think
Speaker 3: on most of our boards, or maybe even a third
Speaker 3: on some people's roads, and he was taking it pick
Speaker 3: twenty four I mean or twenty three at that year,
Speaker 3: but twenty four?
Speaker 9: Was it twenty four?
Speaker 2: So yeah, twenty four.
Speaker 3: So there, we've seen it before where they've taken guys
Speaker 3: because they know they're not going to get to the
Speaker 3: second round selection, they know they're not going to make
Speaker 3: it that far. Could he necessarily be that it's yet
Speaker 3: to be seen because we got to see how the
Speaker 3: board lies first. But does it play a factor in
Speaker 3: a scouting department like that? Brian, when you're watching the
Speaker 3: film and you're saying it's all projection on a lot
Speaker 3: of these guys.
Speaker 4: That's what you're trying to trying to figure out. The
Speaker 4: biggest question I want to ask this group is that
Speaker 4: if they can't trade back, are we comfortable taking the
Speaker 4: BYU tackle? If if one of these sinners is on
Speaker 4: the board, you're talking JPJ or Graham Barton, Yeah, I'm
Speaker 4: taking grand bart I would take Okay, Barton's gone. Okay,
Speaker 4: it's it's Powers Johnson or or b Yu tackle in
Speaker 4: the first at twenty four.
Speaker 2: You and you can't trade back.
Speaker 4: You can't trade back like you. Everybody here wants to
Speaker 4: try and trade back. And those phones, okay, everybody's calling,
Speaker 4: say the Buffalo's calling San Francisco, but they're not giving
Speaker 4: you value for your pick.
Speaker 6: Are you and you're gonna sit there and you're gonna.
Speaker 4: Have to make a pick? Are you going to take
Speaker 4: that BYU tackle? Are you going to take that center?
Speaker 3: I think I'd be okay with it. I think I
Speaker 3: can live with it with taking Kingsley Suamantaiya. I think
Speaker 3: the reason being is your addressing and need and I
Speaker 3: don't want to window dress my board at all, right,
Speaker 3: you don't want to, but you're in a pigeonholed situation
Speaker 3: at where you stand offensive line wise, where you need
Speaker 3: two guys that are NFL ready right now to come
Speaker 3: in and play, whether that's brock Hoffman and TJ. Bass
Speaker 3: on the interior, Tyler Smith at left tackle, you got
Speaker 3: to figure it out.
Speaker 2: You've got guys that are here. I think Suemantaia is
Speaker 2: a high floor guy. I know Brian loves that term.
Speaker 2: I think he's a high floor guy to where.
Speaker 3: He can come in and be a significant contributor right now,
Speaker 3: and I think I'm okay with it.
Speaker 5: I have a question for you guys, have so at
Speaker 5: your first memory, who's a player that's flip.
Speaker 12: Sides and been good as of late?
Speaker 4: Well, Tyron Smith started off as a right tackle at
Speaker 4: USC and then moved to left tackle.
Speaker 2: It's probably the best indication, the best.
Speaker 5: One that you guys can think of, anybody as of
Speaker 5: late that you can think of that did that. I
Speaker 5: just think it's so much harder to do and right now,
Speaker 5: like I mean, so much harder to do.
Speaker 12: To flip sides. I think it's hard to flip side.
Speaker 12: I think it's hard to flip sides in general.
Speaker 5: But I do think with the way that offices are
Speaker 5: run now, and how spread it is and how things
Speaker 5: like that. I just don't think. I think it's more
Speaker 5: difficult because pass pro.
Speaker 12: I mean, I'm not saying that teams don't run the ball.
Speaker 5: I'm just saying that pass pro is just like what
Speaker 5: I look at a whole bunch because most teams are
Speaker 5: trying to pass the ball.
Speaker 12: So I don't know.
Speaker 4: I just think that will be I think things will
Speaker 4: be helpful though, with having Tyler Smith inside. I think
Speaker 4: there's some things that if that if in fact that
Speaker 4: you have to flip a guy over, you know that
Speaker 4: maybe that having that that comfort of knowing that Tyler
Speaker 4: Smith can play inside and help you if you mess
Speaker 4: up too much and a.
Speaker 7: Couple of times.
Speaker 9: Yeah it's Miami.
Speaker 6: But see that's the problem that I have. I don't know.
Speaker 4: I wish I knew that that Awsome Richards could play
Speaker 4: left tackle. I wish I knew that because it would
Speaker 4: make my decision. But I I'm sorry, I'm gonna die
Speaker 4: on the hill of going to get in the center.
Speaker 4: I'm just gonna die on that hill, you know.
Speaker 8: Talking about JPJ or King, Yes, I think I go
Speaker 8: JPJ as well. I think if JPJ is off the
Speaker 8: board though, and you have to pick there at twenty four,
Speaker 8: I'm going Kingsley.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if if your sinners are all gone, I mean
Speaker 4: with the exception, I mean Fraser might be there and
Speaker 4: stuff like that, but you might have to be in
Speaker 4: a situation where you might you might have to pick
Speaker 4: a tackle in a center on back to back picks.
Speaker 4: We keep talking and we keep earmarking that fifty six
Speaker 4: for a for a running back or a linebacker. Heck,
Speaker 4: it might have to be a center.
Speaker 10: Yeah, just really quickly because the name that's popped in
Speaker 10: my head Horse. And when we talk about flipping sides
Speaker 10: and who's done that transition, Kingsley. Suamati's cousin did it
Speaker 10: because is still left tackle at Oregon and he flipped.
Speaker 9: The right and he's one of the best, right, thank you.
Speaker 10: Yeah, And so I mean that's got somebody here, yeah,
Speaker 10: And I mean when the fan And obviously flipping sides
Speaker 10: I think is different than pushing inside or bouncing outside
Speaker 10: for a lot of guys because the footwork's kind of reversed.
Speaker 10: But I mean we see guys make those moves pretty consistently.
Speaker 3: I want to try and sneak in a separate question,
Speaker 3: I had three different questions here around taking a twenty
Speaker 3: twenty five draft pick third or a fourth round pick
Speaker 3: and packaging it with the second round pick to move
Speaker 3: up into the top forty to go get you a
Speaker 3: center or a guard if possible. Would you be interested
Speaker 3: in doing something like that? You're wagering future draft capital
Speaker 3: in order to make the move up, But is it
Speaker 3: enough to go and get you a center. If let's
Speaker 3: say you go off into tackle in the first round,
Speaker 3: you take a Suat Mateo, or you take a JC
Speaker 3: Latham or whoever it ends up being a twenty four,
Speaker 3: would you be okay wagering a third and a fourth
Speaker 3: or a fourth in next year's draft to go up
Speaker 3: and get a center if you could.
Speaker 4: Let I'm gonna I'm gonna flip the tables on you
Speaker 4: here if you let me do that, If you let
Speaker 4: me move one of next year's pick in that flat
Speaker 4: gets anywhere near fifteen, I'm going.
Speaker 8: That's just so that on the last show, would you
Speaker 8: take a first or a second to do that?
Speaker 11: Well?
Speaker 4: Depend depend I mean maybe you could get it, do
Speaker 4: it for a third, you know, and next year's you
Speaker 4: could do it for next year's three is what you
Speaker 4: could do with what I mean, I could do the numbers.
Speaker 4: I mean, I'll pull the numbers up. But if you're
Speaker 4: gonna give me the option to trade up, I'll go
Speaker 4: get the best tackle. I'll go get who I think
Speaker 4: is the best tackle for me.
Speaker 8: If i'm if I'm in the war room and I
Speaker 8: believe that Fuaga can be the left tackle of the future.
Speaker 8: And like I said, if he get like you said,
Speaker 8: if he gets there at fifteen, then I yeah, I'm
Speaker 8: getting on the phone.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to package it would take it would take
Speaker 3: a future two to get up to fifteen.
Speaker 8: That'd be tough. But it depends how coffee you feel
Speaker 8: about Fouwaga. I feel pretty confident about fl Wogga. I'd
Speaker 8: stand on the table for that. But I would also
Speaker 8: understand not wanting to.
Speaker 7: I think with.
Speaker 8: Expecting to get a lot of comp picks next year,
Speaker 8: you're expecting probably to have a top twenty pick next
Speaker 8: year as well.
Speaker 7: I think you make that gamble.
Speaker 4: See to me it the one player that I would
Speaker 4: go up for I think is him.
Speaker 6: I think in my book.
Speaker 4: Now maybe they won't, but they're acting like they know
Speaker 4: something that we don't know. You know, with all the
Speaker 4: visits and stuff like that, all the work, all the
Speaker 4: leg work they've done on him, that seems like a
Speaker 4: trade up candidate for this football team. So I wonder
Speaker 4: if he got to a certain level, he gets past somebody,
Speaker 4: everybody kind of had him at the Jets ten ten,
Speaker 4: say he somehow gets to sixteen seventeen someplace like in
Speaker 4: that thing, I think I'm getting on the phone and
Speaker 4: I think I'm giving up my two next year to
Speaker 4: do it, or to try and do it.
Speaker 8: I think what's tough with that too, is that you
Speaker 8: look at that sixteen seventeen eighteen range. You got a
Speaker 8: lot of teams that are hunting for an offensive tackle
Speaker 8: as well. In Seattle, Cincinnati, Rams, Pittsburgh. I mean, all
Speaker 8: those teams right in there. You can make the case
Speaker 8: that they could go ahead and go grab a tackle.
Speaker 8: So you might even have to overpay and you might
Speaker 8: have to do that second.
Speaker 3: Just based off of that. I think you're gonna have
Speaker 3: to do a second regardless.
Speaker 2: But if he does fall to like.
Speaker 3: Eighteen or nineteen, somehow he doesn't get through that that run,
Speaker 3: which I just I don't see it happening, you could
Speaker 3: get up to eighteen with a future third just based
Speaker 3: off of the value of their pick, and you get
Speaker 3: the package a third.
Speaker 2: Since I'm saying, but it would take a lot for
Speaker 2: him to fall.
Speaker 4: You know what, I hate to be this guy, but
Speaker 4: you know your quarterback's not signed. There's your there's your
Speaker 4: story three right there. You know, if you think about it,
Speaker 4: I mean, if he goes off and does something else,
Speaker 4: I don't want to be wet blanket guy, but there's
Speaker 4: your three. But to me, he's the one guy that
Speaker 4: I would trade up for and I and I don't
Speaker 4: think I would trade up in the second round for
Speaker 4: a center, but if I could go and get the best,
Speaker 4: So I think on my board, and maybe they're board too.
Speaker 4: Maybe they feel like with all the work that they're
Speaker 4: doing on this guy, it could be worth it to them.
Speaker 4: It could be worth it to say we'll move the
Speaker 4: three and let's go, let's do this and then and
Speaker 4: then and then work around the second round. Try and
Speaker 4: find the thing I'm trying to do. And I'm not
Speaker 4: trying to slam the guy. I'm trying to upgrade from
Speaker 4: beaddish okay, And maybe I don't know how you guys feel.
Speaker 4: But the further down I get that board, I'm feeling
Speaker 4: like I'm getting bey oddish, you know with that.
Speaker 2: I agree with you.
Speaker 6: When I start to look at you know, Limmer and our.
Speaker 4: Pinchta, I mean maybe yeah and maybe a little bit
Speaker 4: maybe a little bit better. But I'm feeling like if if,
Speaker 4: if it's not one of the top three guys, now
Speaker 4: I'm down in the down in the that other area.
Speaker 4: I feel like I'm kind of got the same center
Speaker 4: that I just gave up on.
Speaker 8: I think you've got a wider frame and a little
Speaker 8: bit more physical trades with Hunter norse Ad. Again, I'm
Speaker 8: a norse Ad guy. Sure, that's that's a guy I
Speaker 8: standing on the table for. But I understand where you're
Speaker 8: coming from because I've thought about that same exact thing too,
Speaker 8: Because going into the off season all year talking about
Speaker 8: improving the run and stopping the run, right, and it's
Speaker 8: always been well, it's not necessarily a running back conversation,
Speaker 8: so it's a center conversation, right, And if you're going
Speaker 8: to improve that center, and that's one of your two
Speaker 8: biggest needs going into the off season, then yeah, how
Speaker 8: much of an upgrade do you see fit there? And
Speaker 8: I don't know, even as highly as I think of
Speaker 8: Hunter nors Ad, I don't know how much of an
Speaker 8: upgrade you would get in year one off of Tyler Baddish,
Speaker 8: if any.
Speaker 7: So it's a valid point.
Speaker 4: But it also lends to the argument of going up
Speaker 4: and trying to get I think you're trying to move
Speaker 4: up and around to get potentially Fraser is.
Speaker 6: Probably looking at that.
Speaker 4: That's probably if you're trying to go up in the forties,
Speaker 4: you're probably looking at going to get Fraser is what
Speaker 4: you're trying to look at.
Speaker 8: IPJ could probably slide into that range, and that's when
Speaker 8: you probably start getting on the phone like, hey, okay,
Speaker 8: Because there have been some mocks since the medicals have
Speaker 8: come out, since his draft visits have kind of gone on,
Speaker 8: that have seen him slide into those forties and even
Speaker 8: early fifties.
Speaker 7: I've seen him going there.
Speaker 3: There's a couple questions about JPJ specifically, Yeah, if he
Speaker 3: falls to fifty six, I know all of us here
Speaker 3: are JPJ fans, but knowing the medicals, knowing the background,
Speaker 3: and knowing what the possibilities are there, if he falls
Speaker 3: all the way to you in the second round, are
Speaker 3: you hesitating to.
Speaker 2: Turn in the card or are you running up there?
Speaker 6: Could you have more of a problem with it him?
Speaker 2: Or sweat a sweat because of the red flags? Yeah, sweat,
Speaker 2: sweat probably for sure.
Speaker 11: Sweat.
Speaker 6: Man. You guys don't have a one technique.
Speaker 2: We don't have a center either. Yeah.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, no, you're right about that.
Speaker 9: You should have a one technique.
Speaker 4: Well, Mazzie will see what. Okay, I'm sorry, my apologies.
Speaker 4: You have a one technique.
Speaker 6: We'll see what happens with the one techniqueah.
Speaker 10: Because to me, like you can you can help, Like
Speaker 10: I mean, that's like this same conversation we had a
Speaker 10: couples ago. To me, like you have to if you
Speaker 10: picked a guy in the first round twelve months ago
Speaker 10: and said that's our one technique and we're gonna pick
Speaker 10: him over a premium position an offensive line with limited
Speaker 10: CAPITALI fine, you want to trade back, you want to
Speaker 10: pick up some extra capital and use it, that's fine.
Speaker 10: But to me, it's like they're they're legitimate, like empty
Speaker 10: spots on this team right now that that you need
Speaker 10: to fill with players. And to me, it's like that's
Speaker 10: we're talking luxury at that point. If you're talking to
Speaker 10: me about drafting defensive tackles instead of saying, hey, os
Speaker 10: has been really good at the three technique, Mazzi, we've
Speaker 10: evaluate him is like this, when you trust the evaluation,
Speaker 10: when you trust the coaches are going to get that
Speaker 10: out of him.
Speaker 2: And Osa is going into his final year of his
Speaker 2: contract too, though, just.
Speaker 6: Fire and Murphy does Fire and Murphy not do anything
Speaker 6: for you? If he got to twenty four.
Speaker 8: Oh man, that would be interesting, It really would. He's
Speaker 8: a three tech. You'd have to figure out how to
Speaker 8: get him on the field.
Speaker 12: He's a here native good player.
Speaker 9: He doesn't like it feels like an inefficient use of resources.
Speaker 7: I agree. I agree.
Speaker 3: Uh, Bobby's a couple of these. I'm trying to do,
Speaker 3: like multiple questions, Bob. Right now, Joe, Joe asked this question.
Speaker 2: I want you to start first, who is.
Speaker 3: The one guy anywhere in the draft, anywhere, regardless of position,
Speaker 3: regardless of anything, that you would jump out of your
Speaker 3: seat with excitement the fact that the Cowboys drafting who
Speaker 3: would be no matter what, who would be your favorite pick?
Speaker 14: Hmm.
Speaker 5: Right now, I'm trying to think it doesn't matter who like,
Speaker 5: it doesn't matter where.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter where, it doesn't matter who best fit overall.
Speaker 5: I don't know. I almost want to say that it's
Speaker 5: a it's a safety that I really like. Later on
Speaker 5: my bad, Yeah, I think it's a safety that I
Speaker 5: liked later on that I was like, heck, yeah, oh,
Speaker 5: actually no, I think I mentioned him the other day
Speaker 5: Keith Rant Rudolph DT from Illinois.
Speaker 12: I feel like, if you.
Speaker 5: Got Bobby just mentioned, don't pick nobody up early. But
Speaker 5: even though he is a three tech slash five tech,
Speaker 5: I think he could come in and help out really well.
Speaker 5: I'm very I'm a lot more high on him than
Speaker 5: I think a lot of people are. But yeah, I
Speaker 5: think if you even got him in the later rounds
Speaker 5: that he could come in and contribute for your defensive
Speaker 5: line right away. He's one of my He's one of
Speaker 5: my favorite watches from the interior position. It's been This
Speaker 5: class is not I don't know, it's just it's not
Speaker 5: as interesting to me as last year's class as far
Speaker 5: as DT goes. How did you guys feel about it
Speaker 5: the DT class overall?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I agree.
Speaker 8: I was actually going through the pick fits article yesterday
Speaker 8: for if it's tackles and trying to find where one
Speaker 8: text could fit in or where you would maybe bank
Speaker 8: on traits a little bit, like you could go bank
Speaker 8: on Evan Anderson late in day three. That's a three
Speaker 8: hundred and fifty three hundred and sixty pound guy you
Speaker 8: could bring in and have a big body. Actually put
Speaker 8: Keith Randolph in the in the sixth round in that
Speaker 8: one as the sixth round potential pickfit. But there's not
Speaker 8: many one text you're not going to find many. I
Speaker 8: think you could find a couple in the undrafted pool
Speaker 8: and you just kind of hope a big body is
Speaker 8: more athletic than you believe whenever he gets in the building.
Speaker 5: But yeah, and then for can we put a star
Speaker 5: by Eric All the tight end?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 12: Yeah, I don't care, y'all.
Speaker 5: I understand he had a lot going on, But getting
Speaker 5: him in the later rounds I feel like could be
Speaker 5: valuable depending on what they think about John Stevens in
Speaker 5: his rehab right now, because.
Speaker 12: There's a lot of similarities in the player.
Speaker 3: To me, what about you guys, what about jumping out
Speaker 3: of your seat with excitement?
Speaker 10: I mean if Troy Fatan who got down to them
Speaker 10: somehow at twenty four, I'd lose my mind, that's pretty exciting.
Speaker 10: Outside of that, I mean, if there was a way
Speaker 10: for them to get Jayden Hicks here, like, I'd absolutely
Speaker 10: love that.
Speaker 9: I really like.
Speaker 10: To me, I think that there is not enough of
Speaker 10: an emphasis on what they need in terms of diagnosing,
Speaker 10: reading and reacting, covered responsibilities and everything else at the
Speaker 10: safety position. And to me, Jayden Hicks just fits a
Speaker 10: ton of it. And he is built like a classic
Speaker 10: safety like like you see a lot of these safeties
Speaker 10: come in here where we talk about Bullard or other guys,
Speaker 10: so it's like, man, they're thin or they don't check
Speaker 10: this box. Like to me, Hicks is just like almost
Speaker 10: borders on like prototype of safety build and I think
Speaker 10: he just he checks so many boxes for me, I
Speaker 10: would I'd love it if you could find a way
Speaker 10: to get him here.
Speaker 8: I'll give you one for each day of the draft.
Speaker 8: Oh wow, one of fuaga if that's if that's a
Speaker 8: guy that's slipping and you jump up and grab him, man,
Speaker 8: I'd throw a party out on the lawn over there.
Speaker 2: Would you run the star and back?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 8: On day two Jonathan Brooks, I mean, I just think
Speaker 8: that's such a good fit for for what's going on
Speaker 8: in this building and what he could potentially.
Speaker 3: You're both not alone and completely alone in that at
Speaker 3: the same time. Yeah, I feel like if there's not
Speaker 3: a singular pick that would split this fan base, oh yeah,
Speaker 3: for sure. Then if Jonathan Brooks was the second round pick,
Speaker 3: it makes a ton of sense and I think it'd
Speaker 3: be a hell of a lot of fun. But there's
Speaker 3: it's going to be fifty to fifty on people that
Speaker 3: are saying it's too I for a running back, and
Speaker 3: then people that are going to be excited that he's
Speaker 3: the pick.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and then day three, I'm gonna give you another
Speaker 8: running back and it's Isaiah Davis of South the Coast of.
Speaker 7: I just continue. I'm going to continue to hammer that
Speaker 7: name through.
Speaker 2: But like it, Brian, What.
Speaker 4: Do you think, man, You let me have Ricky Piersoll
Speaker 4: from Florida, Oh, I'd be really happy about that. If
Speaker 4: you let me have Wallace the linebacker from Kentucky, I
Speaker 4: might be on the island.
Speaker 6: On that one.
Speaker 9: But I'm with you.
Speaker 6: That's your value, that's my that's my guy.
Speaker 4: If you just gave me, if if you gave me
Speaker 4: a shot at those two guys, if somehow they handed
Speaker 4: in that card and it said, you know, uh, was
Speaker 4: it Tavian What you say, t Walla, Travan Walla, Trevin Wallace,
Speaker 4: Trevin Wallace from Kentucky.
Speaker 8: Do you reach and take him at eighty seven knowing
Speaker 8: that you don't pay until one seventy four?
Speaker 6: He's the fifty seventh best player on my board? Okay?
Speaker 8: Then yeah, yeah, all right, that's not a reach. That's
Speaker 8: not a reach at all for you. I have a
Speaker 8: third on him, but a lot of the value has
Speaker 8: seen him go early to mid fourth. But knowing that
Speaker 8: you don't have the fourth, you just go ahead and
Speaker 8: grab him there in the third.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think you do.
Speaker 10: I have been rid with Kentucky linebackers because he loved
Speaker 10: Jaymin Davis.
Speaker 4: I love Jamie Davis, Yes I do. But like you said,
Speaker 4: Ricky Pearsaw would be fun to have in this offense.
Speaker 4: I think Dak would love to throwing the ball to him.
Speaker 3: I think yeah, alrighty, that's enough for Twitter on the
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Speaker 2: Have some over unders.
Speaker 3: Nick, you sent this in our group message, and it's
Speaker 3: super interesting just to see the way that the country
Speaker 3: thinks these guys are gonna fall, and I want to
Speaker 3: see if we agree or disagree.
Speaker 2: Was some of these names.
Speaker 3: I'll start with with JJ McCarthy from Michigan quarterback over under.
Speaker 2: Five and a half. What do you think on that one? Nick,
Speaker 2: Harris will let you start since you sent it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so the these auds are coming from Circus Sports.
Speaker 8: It was just kind of something that was thrown in
Speaker 8: one of my many NFL Draft group chats yesterday and
Speaker 8: it kicked up a lot of draft conversations. So I
Speaker 8: figured we'd throw around five here. JJ McCarthy over under
Speaker 8: five and a half. I think I think I don't
Speaker 8: know who's who it's going to be. I think it
Speaker 8: could be literally anybody.
Speaker 7: You could tell me.
Speaker 8: You could tell me any team that trades up into
Speaker 8: the top five, the Dallas grab no to go grab
Speaker 8: a JJ McCarthy is thirty one teams, Yeah, thirty one
Speaker 8: teams to go up and grab JJ McCarthy.
Speaker 7: Not think it happens.
Speaker 8: I think it's a matter of who, not a matter
Speaker 8: of when I'm taking under on JJ McCarthy, which is
Speaker 8: wild because I'm man. Going into the draft process, we
Speaker 8: were like, is he a can he? Is he a
Speaker 8: second round guy? And now he's a top five guy
Speaker 8: hammer across the boards.
Speaker 2: I still think he's this second round Yeah, I.
Speaker 8: Think so too over circumstantial and you think he goes over.
Speaker 8: I don't think he goes over. I think he goes under.
Speaker 8: I think a team is gonna get aggressive and go
Speaker 8: up and grab him.
Speaker 2: I hate that for them. He may turn out. He
Speaker 2: may turn out, but I'm not a JJ McCarthy guy.
Speaker 9: I like McCarthy.
Speaker 10: I wouldn't like I don't have him in the first round,
Speaker 10: but I do like JJ McCarthy. I think, like when
Speaker 10: you talk about he wasn't asked to do a lot
Speaker 10: of it. But I think when you talk about like
Speaker 10: NFL throws, like you talk about the stuff that you're
Speaker 10: supposed to throw along the route tree and stuff in
Speaker 10: the middle of the field and everything like that, I
Speaker 10: think you see a lot of them on his tape
Speaker 10: more consistently to me than you know, jayde and Daniels Brian,
Speaker 10: I see it more consistent than over there, like I'm
Speaker 10: trying to no under because I don't think I don't
Speaker 10: think any like four or five is where I think
Speaker 10: he's going.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I don't see him getting past five.
Speaker 4: Okay, you've got all those teams right there, right, Commanders, Patriots.
Speaker 6: You guys taking a trade in there somewhere.
Speaker 9: Arizona Church goes up to five.
Speaker 6: I think that's where it's gonna happen.
Speaker 8: Does Minnesota jump up? Does Vegas jump up? Do the
Speaker 8: Giants jump up? They been talking to McCarthy quite a bit.
Speaker 8: There's a lot of conversation to be had there.
Speaker 4: Out of Arizona, the Chargers, Who do you think would trade?
Speaker 4: Most likely to trade Chargers?
Speaker 2: I was thinking Arizona.
Speaker 8: I was thinking the Chargers because they can. They can
Speaker 8: slide back six spots and still get their guy.
Speaker 12: Arizona has been vocal about the fact that.
Speaker 4: They Arizona was super aggressive last year. We're dealing with Houston. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I think they're I think their GM is kind of
Speaker 4: a wheeler dealer guy. If I think if the pick's
Speaker 4: gonna move, I think the fourth pick's gonna move.
Speaker 2: I think so too.
Speaker 7: You move off, Marvin Harrison J. Would you move off
Speaker 7: Marvin Harrison Junior.
Speaker 8: For I'm not saying a quarterback just just to just
Speaker 8: to have a team have their quarterback in the future.
Speaker 4: You know what, because I need weapons. But I'll tell
Speaker 4: you what You've guys convinced me. This draft's pretty deep
Speaker 4: in wide receivers.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 4: I mean, now, maybe Marvin Harrison is a generational talent.
Speaker 4: I do have an LSU guy ahead of him, But uh,
Speaker 4: I think there are a number of wide receivers you
Speaker 4: could pick up. Man, you give me, give me a
Speaker 4: lot of picks in this draft. I think I could do. Okay,
Speaker 4: Arizona I think is the team that's probably gonna move
Speaker 4: if I had to guess right next one.
Speaker 6: So that'd be that would make him an under.
Speaker 7: The five would still be under as well.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, yeah, Xavier Worthy, Texas wide receiver over under
Speaker 3: of twenty eight and.
Speaker 2: A half Aisha. You had the reaction there, you think
Speaker 2: he goes over under.
Speaker 12: I think he goes under. Unfortunately, this is just the
Speaker 12: nature of the beast.
Speaker 5: When when guys can run really fast at the combine,
Speaker 5: it is it grabs people's attention. Speed prevails. I mean
Speaker 5: it shows up on his tape as well. But I mean,
Speaker 5: he's what my third, he's my fourth receiver?
Speaker 2: Yeah, what do you think, Brian.
Speaker 4: Man, That's a hard one for me. But because you're
Speaker 4: going under on that one, yeah, I.
Speaker 5: Mean, am I understanding this conceptually? I don't listen, I.
Speaker 4: Don't do No, no, you're fine. No no, no, no, no,
Speaker 4: you're fine. I'm going to go I'm going to go
Speaker 4: over on that. I'm going to go over. I I
Speaker 4: just think there's other there's other wide receivers. The speed
Speaker 4: is great, the size isn't. And that's the deal. When
Speaker 4: we start to mean, I know, personally, give me guys
Speaker 4: like you know Corley. I mean, I'm the guy, give
Speaker 4: me the route runners, the guys that get open.
Speaker 6: I know that worthy.
Speaker 4: I mean, he's Blazer, but he is so slightly built.
Speaker 4: I have as my fifty first best player. So I'm
Speaker 4: going I'm going over. I'm going over on that.
Speaker 8: I think he might end up in that thirty to
Speaker 8: thirty two range. That's probably where I go over. But
Speaker 8: I would not be surprised if he's taken under, would
Speaker 8: not at all.
Speaker 10: Yeah, people gamble on rare speed, so like I would
Speaker 10: understand if somebody did. But I there's too many good receivers.
Speaker 10: I think Over, I don't even remember anybody putting John
Speaker 10: Ross in the top ten the day of the draft
Speaker 10: when you were there.
Speaker 6: Yeah the guy could fly right, Yeah, small guy.
Speaker 9: Wasn't broken yet.
Speaker 12: Yeah, somebody's foot was broken.
Speaker 9: John Ross is always hurt all the time.
Speaker 12: The things I didn't know before I started, What what.
Speaker 3: About oulu Fashanu, Bobby, I'll start with you on this
Speaker 3: one fourteen and.
Speaker 2: A half take over.
Speaker 10: I still I know there's a lot of buzz about him,
Speaker 10: So I still think Under like I mean, you're just
Speaker 10: the traits are incredible, and I think that it's very
Speaker 10: easy to project him out as like a future stud
Speaker 10: left tackle, and it's very rare that you let somebody
Speaker 10: like that slide down, you know, into the teens.
Speaker 9: And so to me, I'm saying Under, I think I'm
Speaker 9: with you.
Speaker 3: I think these tackles fly off the board early and
Speaker 3: we're not even talking about him mid round. I think
Speaker 3: he's off the board before pick fifteen, So that would
Speaker 3: be Under for me too.
Speaker 6: Under, I'm going over.
Speaker 9: I'm going over here.
Speaker 8: It's not an indictment on Forashanhu. I think these corners
Speaker 8: are going to come off the board a little bit quicker.
Speaker 12: Wow, Yeah, I think you said it.
Speaker 8: I think these corners, I think someone's going to get
Speaker 8: aggresive and trade up and go grab a corner, and
Speaker 8: that's going to start the run on corners. And I
Speaker 8: think I have him at sixteen in my mock. I
Speaker 8: think that's probably where he ends up.
Speaker 5: But there's a million zillion of them.
Speaker 2: Why wait, corner?
Speaker 5: And I mean, and honestly too, if you're getting into
Speaker 5: like some of the phys six round guys, like there's.
Speaker 12: Some guys in there, like I know that. I feel
Speaker 12: you on the fact that people might.
Speaker 5: Go because that position in particular this year is so deep,
Speaker 5: Like you can find so many good things in some
Speaker 5: of these later round players as well.
Speaker 12: So I wonder if teams hold off a little bit more.
Speaker 3: But I feel you, Brian, What about this one Peyton Wilson,
Speaker 3: linebacker from NC State. I'm gonna put you on the
Speaker 3: spot here. I know you like him over or under
Speaker 3: forty one and a half.
Speaker 4: That's probably going to be right where he gets selected
Speaker 4: at depend the medical stuff. I've got him as I
Speaker 4: think my twenty fourth best player on my board when
Speaker 4: I did my stack. Let's see where I got mind.
Speaker 2: Do you put your medicals into that?
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's some thoughts because lat Too, I'm starting to
Speaker 4: hear some not great things about that one too. So
Speaker 4: you know, you get all these guys like lat Too
Speaker 4: at twenty one for me, Peyton Wilson twenty four. Yeah,
Speaker 4: these are guys that probably I mean, they're both probably
Speaker 4: gonna go later than that. But you got to give
Speaker 4: these guys their due. You really really got to give
Speaker 4: them their due there. So I'm gonna say that's probably
Speaker 4: where he's gonna be picked. I'm going to say it's
Speaker 4: probably gonna be over that though. That would be my guess. Okay,
Speaker 4: what do you think over forty one.
Speaker 5: La Peyton Wilson, Yeah, I would go I would go
Speaker 5: over same thing. Yeah, I will go over just because
Speaker 5: of the it's hard to justify because of the tape.
Speaker 12: This is this. I think this this guy's.
Speaker 5: Gonna tear up some some some war rooms. I think
Speaker 5: there's gonna be some serious conversations had because I understand
Speaker 5: like fight started.
Speaker 12: It's just hard to justify.
Speaker 5: Like besides, unless it's an Eddaran Cooper, it's just hard
Speaker 5: to make sense of it mentally when you know what
Speaker 5: the tape is despite the medicals, but we've seen it
Speaker 5: plenty of times that guy's fall, so I do think
Speaker 5: he is gonna's gonna fall.
Speaker 6: I saw this guy before. This is Luke Keithley.
Speaker 4: To me, I know that seems a lot. This guy's
Speaker 4: got that kind of nose for the football, the awareness
Speaker 4: where to be, how to tackle, how to finish, the
Speaker 4: toughness and all that, all the things he plays through.
Speaker 4: It's freaking Luke Keikley's who this guy is. It's a
Speaker 4: shame that he is so banged up that he's going
Speaker 4: to get He's going to get pushed down the board
Speaker 4: because of it. Some teams will have him completely off
Speaker 4: the board because he doesn't have body parts right, you know,
Speaker 4: so get ready for that.
Speaker 3: It reminds me a little bit of you remember Nakobe
Speaker 3: Dean two years ago twenty two draft.
Speaker 2: Nakobe Dean was the top linebacker on the board for.
Speaker 4: Short though a lot of the short the height was
Speaker 4: a problem for Nakobe Dean.
Speaker 6: That was the problem for a lot of folks.
Speaker 3: But his medicals weren't public eye no, no, it comes through.
Speaker 3: He falls out of the first round and everybody's thinking
Speaker 3: he's probably a top fifteen player, Why is he not
Speaker 3: on the board going or why is he on the
Speaker 3: board in the second round? Falls to the fourth round,
Speaker 3: I believe, And it's just because the linebacker is so
Speaker 3: physically demand. The position as a whole is so physically demanding,
Speaker 3: and if you have these medicals and you have these
Speaker 3: red flags, it does present pause. So I think I'm
Speaker 3: with you, guys.
Speaker 10: I think I'm gonna go over with with Peyton Willis
Speaker 10: on the side of over when it's medical flags.
Speaker 4: Exactly, I'm with you, Yeah, him and lot to both
Speaker 4: medical it might even you be with the center from
Speaker 4: Oregon to all three of those guys, all of them
Speaker 4: are excellent football was.
Speaker 2: His on the here? Nick?
Speaker 3: What was what was Jpj's while y'are talking, Oh, I've
Speaker 3: got it right here thirty and a half.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so there you go.
Speaker 10: Yeah, there are so many times we see guys fall
Speaker 10: during that weekend and you said a text and go like,
Speaker 10: why is this guy falling? It's like medical, well we
Speaker 10: even knew, like maybe we even knew something, but like
Speaker 10: we had no idea. Was teams just they don't play
Speaker 10: with an investment like that. When when you're talking aboubout it,
Speaker 10: So I would err on the side of over.
Speaker 3: Yeah, one last one before we say goodbye. Xavier Legette,
Speaker 3: wide receiver, South Carolina over under a forty four and
Speaker 3: a half. Bobby, what do you think, big play receiver
Speaker 3: forty four?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I don't know. That feels really high to me.
Speaker 10: Actually wow, So no, I would say, uh, definitely over
Speaker 10: to me, especially like like we're talking about how deep
Speaker 10: the receiver draft is and you start looking at the
Speaker 10: like Brian's line always about ice cream flavors, like you're
Speaker 10: you're to say him getting picked out earlier, banking on
Speaker 10: like you know, teams not having wild taste in some
Speaker 10: other receiver, and when they have that, I mean, we've
Speaker 10: clearly got like the top three that just about everybody
Speaker 10: seems to have in place.
Speaker 9: But behind that it's I.
Speaker 10: Don't know how similar anybody's four through fifteen type of
Speaker 10: rankings are gonna.
Speaker 6: Look, give me pierceol over him, m give me.
Speaker 8: I don't hate that sake, I don't have that on
Speaker 8: my board. But but I got a lot.
Speaker 12: Of respect for the get though.
Speaker 5: Absolutely he's absolutely real tough.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, absolutely, he's.
Speaker 2: Definitely ice cream flavors.
Speaker 3: He's a deep play thread, he's great catch radius, like,
Speaker 3: that's what you go and get with him.
Speaker 2: I'll say, I'll say over, just because I think wide receivers,
Speaker 2: I think it's going to stretch a little. He is,
Speaker 2: he's going to stretch.
Speaker 9: What is he once? Is a he's receiver sixteen for me?
Speaker 5: Team for me?
Speaker 2: Wow?
Speaker 9: What is he for me?
Speaker 2: A second?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 6: Player sixty six for me?
Speaker 2: Player sixty six.
Speaker 8: I think he goes over. I think you go comfortably over.
Speaker 8: I think Malachi Corley comes off the.
Speaker 3: Board before they get yep wide, Malkai Corley goes before
Speaker 3: they get Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would take a bet on that. I would
Speaker 2: make a bet on that.
Speaker 7: Let's figure it out.
Speaker 3: We'll figure it out, let's shake it for better.
Speaker 2: I would take a bet on that. I think I
Speaker 2: don't think that's happening.
Speaker 9: All right.
Speaker 6: Next, got a babysit for you.
Speaker 7: If hey, I would do I would do that anyway.
Speaker 2: I know you would.
Speaker 6: I know you did.
Speaker 2: Speaking of this is my last draft show of the year.
Speaker 6: Thank you for all you did.
Speaker 2: It's been so much fun and it does it breaks
Speaker 2: my heart.
Speaker 3: It makes me almost emotional, uh, thinking about not being
Speaker 3: here on draft day and Draft weekend because Uh, it
Speaker 3: is my favorite weekend of the entire NFL calendar.
Speaker 2: I love the Draft.
Speaker 3: That's what helped get me into the spot was loving
Speaker 3: the NFL Draft and always keeping up with it. And
Speaker 3: it's always a highlight of my year to be able
Speaker 3: to watch these guys and study and investigate and educate
Speaker 3: with with Aisha, with Brian, with Nick this year for
Speaker 3: the first time, You're going to continue to kill it
Speaker 3: Bobby as well, getting to know you guys, and then
Speaker 3: Zach Woldchuck.
Speaker 2: Is going to take you home the rest of the way.
Speaker 3: So he's going to cover starting Thursday, next Tuesday and
Speaker 3: then all draft weekend on one five three the Fan
Speaker 3: and Dallas Cowboys dot Com.
Speaker 2: So really excited about it.
Speaker 3: I will be there for for football one on one Thursday,
Speaker 3: so I did commit to that. But I want to
Speaker 3: get you guys rolling in the right direction with mister
Speaker 3: Woldchuk and well Bully the rest.
Speaker 2: Of Thank you man, absolutely so.
Speaker 3: Uh, the baby's coming home today, so big excitement. Really
Speaker 3: excited about that, and uh.
Speaker 2: It should be.
Speaker 3: Uh should be a crazy couple of months for me.
Speaker 3: But I'll see you guys down the road and we'll
Speaker 3: be back next year. My will for for the draft.
Speaker 3: But that does it for us here on this Tuesday
Speaker 3: when these people return one week away on Thursday, Yeah,
Speaker 3: seven days until the NFL Draft for Jasmine Marshall and
Speaker 3: Paul in the back for Bobby Belt. Nick Harris Brian
Speaker 3: brought us a Aiashan Morrison. I'm Kyle Yeoman saying so
Speaker 3: long from the draft show. We'll see you on Thursday.
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