Speaker 1: When it comes to the NFL Draft, they're not just
Speaker 1: spinning the wheel in Vegas. But will the Raiders' latest
Speaker 1: new regime go all in on a big name quarterback
Speaker 1: drafts top running back or maybe somebody else here what
Speaker 1: Pete Carroll had to say today about Shador Sanders, Ashton
Speaker 1: Genty and more. Our guy Adam Rank is a new
Speaker 1: mock draft out and he's got the Raiders taking a
Speaker 1: cornerback with a C. It's actually not even the most
Speaker 1: stunning pick the Rank has.
Speaker 2: He will tell you why.
Speaker 1: There's a difference between what teams will do and what
Speaker 1: he says they should do. Somebody is going to get
Speaker 1: a stunt edge rusher from UCLA. But where will Oluwa Femi,
Speaker 1: Olin Danjoe Land and when we'll get answers when Femi
Speaker 1: joins our Omarweeze to discuss his future. It's almost here.
Speaker 1: Welcome inside with the inside there's alongside Judy Battista, I
Speaker 1: am Tom Pelisero. This is our final show before Draft week,
Speaker 1: not our final show.
Speaker 3: We'll be back.
Speaker 1: We'll be in Green Bay on Monday, but final show.
Speaker 1: It's the week before the week. We are now just
Speaker 1: six days away from the NFL Draft kicking off in
Speaker 1: Green Bay, Wisconsin, and the Tennessee Titans officially being on
Speaker 1: the clock. Of course, there has been ample speculation. As
Speaker 1: you see the final touches, well some of the first touches,
Speaker 1: it looks like being put on the draft stage outside
Speaker 1: lambeau Field, a lot of discussion about the number one
Speaker 1: pick being cam Ward, and our Daniel Jeremiah, in speaking
Speaker 1: with reporters earlier today, certainly does not disagree with Ward
Speaker 1: landing in Tennessee.
Speaker 4: Sure feels like a slam dunk. I'd be pretty shocked
Speaker 4: if they didn't go with cam Ward there with the
Speaker 4: first overall pick. It feels like, you know, Hunter two,
Speaker 4: and then Abdul Carter three, and then with the Patriots,
Speaker 4: I just have continually heard that offensive tackle was going
Speaker 4: to be addressed, and I've continually heard that, you know,
Speaker 4: that's Will Campbell's spot.
Speaker 1: Jacksonville Jaguar sitting at five. And then you get to
Speaker 1: one of the most fascinating teams in round one, a
Speaker 1: new day again in Las Vegas. Shdor Sanders, Ashtrion genty
Speaker 1: certainly popular picks land Zer Line going with Jalen Walker
Speaker 1: as the pick at number six, overall, did John Spytech
Speaker 1: and Pete Carroll maybe drop some draft clues today?
Speaker 5: The idea is to add e leade players at any position,
Speaker 5: and I don't I don't try to devalue any certain position.
Speaker 5: I mean, there's times in games where there's there's nobody
Speaker 5: you'd rather have than the best kicker in the league, too, right,
Speaker 5: I mean in that moment. So there's certain ways to
Speaker 5: build a team, and I just I don't know where
Speaker 5: we got to a place where we don't feel.
Speaker 6: Like running backs are valued.
Speaker 5: I I come from the University of Michigan, to my core,
Speaker 5: and those guys were certainly really valued there. So it's
Speaker 5: hard for me to get away from that. You guys
Speaker 5: have all done your investigative journalism well enough to know
Speaker 5: that we've brought some quarterbacks in and that wasn't by
Speaker 5: accident at it by any means. And we're we remain
Speaker 5: open to the most important position in sports to get right.
Speaker 5: And we're super excited to have Junior here and we
Speaker 5: continue to expect them to be here for a while.
Speaker 6: But you can't have too many of those guys right now.
Speaker 7: We're building this team, and so much of that comes
Speaker 7: from the character and the attitude and the makeup of
Speaker 7: the people, And so as we draft all the way
Speaker 7: throughout the rounds, you know that's going to be a
Speaker 7: huge factor in all of our decisions. And we're really
Speaker 7: connected and our thinking in that regard. So I know
Speaker 7: we both feel very comfortable about going into this because
Speaker 7: we know we have that kind of baseline that we're
Speaker 7: starting from.
Speaker 1: Let's welcome in our Steve Whites to the conversation.
Speaker 2: Steve.
Speaker 1: You hear Pete Carroll and John spy Tech talking right there.
Speaker 1: They've got some building blocks. You got brock Bauers, you
Speaker 1: got Max Crosby, you traded for Geno Smith. But there
Speaker 1: are a lot of spots and holes they've got to
Speaker 1: fill on that roster. How do you envision these two
Speaker 1: tag teaming this thing in their first draft together next week?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean Christian Wilkins, you know Smith, some players there.
Speaker 8: But you heard Pete Carroll say right there, they're building,
Speaker 8: not rebuilding, not adding to a core.
Speaker 6: They're building.
Speaker 8: And part of the thing that that a spy Tech
Speaker 8: and Carroll want to make sure people knew is that
Speaker 8: they were on alignment. They were asked a question, with
Speaker 8: all things being equal, who has final decision making power,
Speaker 8: and they shot down a battle of egos or structure
Speaker 8: right away. Pete Carroll said there will be a consensus
Speaker 8: on these draft picks, with John spy Tech saying, if
Speaker 8: we don't have a consensus, then we're probably not going
Speaker 8: to take that player. So they're saying they're in alignment
Speaker 8: on the types of players that they want, and they
Speaker 8: stressed character, passion, and competitive spirit. We know that's big
Speaker 8: with Pete Carroll, the competition part of it. So spy
Speaker 8: Tech was saying, hey, the fact that they brought these
Speaker 8: players in, they were looking at them eye to eye,
Speaker 8: even in a fifteen minute interview at the combine. They
Speaker 8: hope they can get some information about the kids' willingness
Speaker 8: to compete in whatever way that they've done that because
Speaker 8: that is such a huge aspect of what they're trying
Speaker 8: to have on their roster. Want a bunch of guys
Speaker 8: who go out there every day to practice, like Max Crosby.
Speaker 9: They don't have that many Max Crosby's on that roster.
Speaker 2: Let's face it.
Speaker 9: They have a handful of very good players and then
Speaker 9: a roster with a whole lot of holes. I was
Speaker 9: struck by the fact that they sure didn't slam the
Speaker 9: door on the quarterback question when he said, you know,
Speaker 9: we didn't bring those guys in by accident. That certainly
Speaker 9: makes you think they're looking seriously at a quarterback, even
Speaker 9: if it's not with the first round draft pick. Steve,
Speaker 9: what are your impressions about what direction they're going to
Speaker 9: go here?
Speaker 8: Yeah, they've got nine, they've got nine overall picks, and
Speaker 8: to me, they made it abundantly clear a quarterback will
Speaker 8: be used or us in some way to acquire a quarterback,
Speaker 8: even if it's used as trade bait to get a
Speaker 8: veteran quarterback in there. Let's not forget what Pete Carroll
Speaker 8: did when he first got to the Seattle on twenty twelve.
Speaker 8: They spent at the time thirty six million dollars on
Speaker 8: a three year deal to get veteran Matt Flynn to
Speaker 8: be their starter. What happens they draft Russell Wilson in
Speaker 8: the third round. Oh, and guess who beat out Matt
Speaker 8: Flynn to be the starter. Carroll, we talked about the
Speaker 8: competitive spirit.
Speaker 6: This is what he's all about.
Speaker 8: So again, I think they're going to have a quarterback
Speaker 8: in there, and not just a training camp arm somebody
Speaker 8: who can come in and give Geno Smith a run
Speaker 8: for his money, even though Gino Smith is their guy.
Speaker 8: Another position that they didn't shut it down. We heard
Speaker 8: right there is running back. We know Ashton Genty out
Speaker 8: of Boise State, if he is there at six, could
Speaker 8: be somebody who's highly appealing to them. We know Pete
Speaker 8: Carroll wants to run the football. He will draft a
Speaker 8: running back in the first round. We saw him do
Speaker 8: that with Seattle. We saw at USC he had star
Speaker 8: running back after star running back. So that is a
Speaker 8: core type of player we'll see later in the draft.
Speaker 8: Offensive tackle. We know Colton Miller's having some contract discussions.
Speaker 8: They got a lot of ways that they can go.
Speaker 8: But you know, you heard some slight things in there
Speaker 8: with Spy Tech talking about, hey, we value skilled players.
Speaker 8: You know, we don't undervalue running backs the quarterback. They
Speaker 8: got a lot of ways they can go. But I
Speaker 8: think those two valuable spots on offense will be fairly
Speaker 8: high on the Raiders priority list.
Speaker 1: Is a steep hill to climb in the AFC West.
Speaker 1: Everybody chasing the Kansas City Chiefs, who have made a
Speaker 1: habit of go into the Super Bowl basically every year.
Speaker 1: That list also includes the Denver Bronco Whs took a
Speaker 1: big step forward last season in Sean Payton's second year
Speaker 1: at the Helm, getting into the playoffs behind their rookie
Speaker 1: quarterback bow Knicks. This is as close to a mock
Speaker 1: draft consensus as you're going to see. Six mock drafts.
Speaker 1: Five votes for Omrion Hampton, who we had on the
Speaker 1: show last night. Sean Payton, you got any answers for us?
Speaker 6: There's two.
Speaker 10: Great allies that I think for quarterback play. To help
Speaker 10: quarterback play, it's real good defense and obviously a real
Speaker 10: good running game, and so I appreciate that term weapons.
Speaker 10: And yet I think, look, they'll be focused on the
Speaker 10: running back position. It's a pretty good draft for running backs.
Speaker 1: Not many more valuable draft picks in recent years than
Speaker 1: Brock Purty, mister irrelevant in the draft back in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty two. And now he's in a position where he's
Speaker 1: looking for a market level contract. Besides him yet to
Speaker 1: agree on exactly what that deal would look like, though
Speaker 1: one of his division rivals, Poka Nakua, actually has some
Speaker 1: thoughts on the situation.
Speaker 3: Brock Prudy, is he going to get a five.
Speaker 6: I don't think.
Speaker 10: So.
Speaker 6: Do you think he's going to go with a four?
Speaker 11: It's going to start with a four?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 6: High four?
Speaker 10: Umm?
Speaker 11: No, I think mid for a forty five?
Speaker 6: I think so.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think if he does that, that'd be
Speaker 2: smart for him and them.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I mean, I think he's he seems like a
Speaker 12: smart guy. I think he like there's still they have
Speaker 12: a chance to still be in their window. And I
Speaker 12: think if if he goes for a five, that the
Speaker 12: window closes.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 1: Puka would be a hard negotiator because there is absolutely
Speaker 1: no way the brock Perty's new contract is going to
Speaker 1: start with a four. Will set that aside. Let's need
Speaker 1: somewhere following that in the back of his head for
Speaker 1: whenever Pooka is up for a new deal. You don't
Speaker 1: normally hear that type of open comment Steve, about a
Speaker 1: player talking about someone else's contract. Here, it's a real thing, though,
Speaker 1: when we've already seen the forty nine ers taking some
Speaker 1: steps forward in terms of moving on from some high
Speaker 1: price veteran players, to face the reality that once you
Speaker 1: have a rookie quarterback who's no longer on that rookie contract,
Speaker 1: things do change. From a roster building perspective.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Tom, let's get to your point, Poop.
Speaker 8: I'm sorry, brock Perty is not starting at a mid
Speaker 8: four contract. He has been vastly underpaid based on the
Speaker 8: production over his first three years. I mean, he just
Speaker 8: made but a million or so dollars last year. There's
Speaker 8: quarterbacks in college making more money than him. So this
Speaker 8: is why a deal hasn't been done yet. I mean
Speaker 8: his side wants a market deal, like fifty fifty million
Speaker 8: dollars annual plus type of deal. But the Niners also known.
Speaker 8: These are from conversations that we had the league meetings
Speaker 8: that they're negotiating kind of against themselves. Right if you
Speaker 8: were on the open market, would he get that type
Speaker 8: of deal that? That's what they're battling now. It doesn't
Speaker 8: sound like they're that far away, but clearly some hurdles
Speaker 8: to get to now. In terms of Pook and the Kua, Pooky,
Speaker 8: you gotta understand when you do a podcast that goes
Speaker 8: out everywhere, because guess what, you're elegent for an extension
Speaker 8: after this season, dude, And if you keep producing, I
Speaker 8: keep producing, You're going to be in there with the
Speaker 8: Aman Ross and Brown guys of thirty million plus annually.
Speaker 8: You want people talking about your pockets. You gotta be
Speaker 8: careful doing this type of stuff.
Speaker 1: My man.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I don't think we can emphasize enough how extremely
Speaker 9: unusual it is to hear a player talk about another
Speaker 9: player's contract, especially a player suggesting that the other player
Speaker 9: take a below market deal.
Speaker 2: You just don't hear players say that.
Speaker 9: I certainly would wonder how that was received in the
Speaker 9: Rock Party camp, or in any camp, and certainly I'm
Speaker 9: sure it is being filed away in the Rams front office.
Speaker 2: For future use.
Speaker 9: I also sort of take his sho with the idea
Speaker 9: that you can't win if you have a quarterback with
Speaker 9: a contract that starts with the number five. I mean,
Speaker 9: we just saw the Eagles do it, and Jalen Hurts
Speaker 9: contract has an average annual value.
Speaker 2: That starts the five. So it is doable.
Speaker 9: You have to have a team that's really good at
Speaker 9: drafting and really good in free agency the way the
Speaker 9: Eagles were, and really smart about how they structure the contracts.
Speaker 9: And yes, the Eagles are going through a little bit
Speaker 9: of a period now where they've lost some players in
Speaker 9: free agency. And yes, the San Francisco forty nine ers
Speaker 9: have had to let some players go in preparation for
Speaker 9: this rock Party contract.
Speaker 2: But I do think it's a bit overstated.
Speaker 9: The idea that you can't have a highly paid quarterback
Speaker 9: and have your windows shut completely.
Speaker 2: That's just not true.
Speaker 9: The salary cap is rising, it's rising dramatically every year.
Speaker 2: It's doable.
Speaker 9: I would say that, Pooka, just tap the brakes on
Speaker 9: your negotiating skills. Make sure your agent is not quite
Speaker 9: listening to you.
Speaker 13: Ward back of the end zone, talk for a touchdown,
Speaker 13: and guess so, mister rival in space to the put
Speaker 13: on touchdown?
Speaker 2: Warn another one on one, drops it over the shoulder.
Speaker 13: Throws into the end zone, Todd ten yard line. Ward's
Speaker 13: gonna take off, diving touchdown. Cam Ward, there's the wheels.
Speaker 1: Cam Ward the presumptive number one pick to the Tennessee Titans.
Speaker 1: It's at number two where things could start to get weird.
Speaker 1: It certainly did in our guy Adam Rank's recent mock draft.
Speaker 1: Now this is not, as the headline shows there, what
Speaker 1: Rank thinks will happen. He's taking the bold choice of
Speaker 1: telling you what each team should do in round one.
Speaker 1: Rank here to explain further on the insiders with me,
Speaker 1: Tom Pelicero as well as Judy Batista rank you went
Speaker 1: chalk with that number one pick with cam Ward two
Speaker 1: through four? What the hell happens here?
Speaker 14: What do you mean if the Cleveland Browns are calling
Speaker 14: me up and they're like, hey, who should we take
Speaker 14: at number two?
Speaker 11: Dude?
Speaker 3: Take up Dual Carter?
Speaker 11: What are you thinking?
Speaker 14: You got Joe Flacco, you got Kenny Pickett, your solid
Speaker 14: at quarterback. Why not fourtify that defensive side? It was
Speaker 14: two years ago the Browns made a run to the
Speaker 14: playoffs with Joe Flacco at quarterback, and you're still in
Speaker 14: a division with Joe Burrow, with Lamar Jackson. Those guys
Speaker 14: seem to be pretty good. Why don't you fortify your
Speaker 14: defensive line? Miles Garrett ab Duel Carter give you a
Speaker 14: huge advantage and you go out there and you win
Speaker 14: with defense, and you win with that.
Speaker 3: Joe Flacco or Kenny Pickett.
Speaker 14: As for the Giants, listen, I know the Giants are
Speaker 14: kind of in this mode where like, hey, you made
Speaker 14: a mistake. You gotta go up and make it up
Speaker 14: to everybody. Yeah, we shouldn't have let Saquon Barkley.
Speaker 3: Go to the Eagles.
Speaker 14: But listen, what would you say if we brought in
Speaker 14: ash Jin Genty to be the guy to replace Saquon Barkley. Oh,
Speaker 14: this feels like, hey, I forgot to bring a gift.
Speaker 14: I'm bringing Ashton Genty. But that's exactly what It's exactly
Speaker 14: what you need to do. Like I'm so sorry I
Speaker 14: forgot it was your birthday. Here's Jashion Genty.
Speaker 6: Pretty good.
Speaker 14: They will have to address the offensive line at some point.
Speaker 6: You do that later.
Speaker 14: And for the Patriots, let's get fun. Patriots, do you
Speaker 14: have the worst offensive line in the NFL?
Speaker 3: Well? Pro Football Focus seems to think think so. However,
Speaker 3: I don't care. You worry about that later.
Speaker 14: Much in the same way as my kids are doing
Speaker 14: homework right now because they spent their entire spring break
Speaker 14: goofing around.
Speaker 3: You worry about that later.
Speaker 14: Go get Travis Hunter, let him be your wide receiver
Speaker 14: with Stefan Diggs and all that good stuff. A dragway
Speaker 14: and by the way, let him play let them play corner. Hey,
Speaker 14: I don't know if you've paid attention to baseball. The
Speaker 14: Angels brought in sho Hey Otane seven years ago, and
Speaker 14: they said, listen, you can pitch and you can hit,
Speaker 14: and it worked out pretty well. Show Hey turned out
Speaker 14: to be a pretty good player. Let's be fun, NFL
Speaker 14: let Travis Hunter play both to the football.
Speaker 9: I can't imagine the reaction. I'm going to be at
Speaker 9: the New York Giants, and I can't imagine the reaction
Speaker 9: at the Giants draft.
Speaker 2: Party if they now would draft a running back. I
Speaker 2: think it would sort of be like, oh, now you
Speaker 2: like running backs?
Speaker 9: Two years too, eate and they pass on Travis Hunter.
Speaker 9: In the meantime, all right, let's go. You've got three
Speaker 9: tight ends going in the first round. That hasn't happened
Speaker 9: since twenty seventeen. It's only happened three times in NFL
Speaker 9: draft history.
Speaker 14: Explain yourself, Well, I really think that the NFL is
Speaker 14: a copycat league, and people will look at what happened
Speaker 14: with the Las Vegas Raiders last year.
Speaker 3: At brock Bowers. Hey, by the way, I picked that
Speaker 3: last year too.
Speaker 14: I told the Raiders to take brock Bowers, and you
Speaker 14: guys on YouTube, this guy is an idiot.
Speaker 3: Okay, how did that work out?
Speaker 14: Also, like Sam Laporta has done really well with the Lions,
Speaker 14: and obviously Travis Kelce what he's meant to the Kansas
Speaker 14: City Chief Chiefs. It is really a point of emphasis now.
Speaker 14: I think teams want to go out there and get
Speaker 14: tight ends at number five. Know why people are assuming
Speaker 14: that the Jags are just gonna pick Mason Graham or
Speaker 14: somebody on defense?
Speaker 3: You know what you need to help out Trevor Lawrence.
Speaker 3: Enough is enough.
Speaker 14: You cannot let Trevor Lawrence go out there with Jess
Speaker 14: Brian Thomas Junior and think that's gonna be good enough.
Speaker 14: Christian Kirk's no longer on that team, go out there
Speaker 14: and get Tyler Warren. Let him go out there and
Speaker 14: do some damage. I think that would be a huge
Speaker 14: spot for him. Iink Colston Lovelin is going to be
Speaker 14: a great player in this league. And last season the
Speaker 14: New York.
Speaker 3: Jets passed up, passed up on brock Bowers.
Speaker 14: They also passed up on Brian Thomas Junior, which I
Speaker 14: told him to do. But you go out there and
Speaker 14: get you go out there and you get Lovelin, and
Speaker 14: now you pair him with Garrett Wilson, Brece Hall. Justin
Speaker 14: Fields now has a lot of options to be successful
Speaker 14: for the New York Jets.
Speaker 3: Let him be the quarterback of the future.
Speaker 14: And obviously if you look at most people's mind I
Speaker 14: didn't look at anybody's mock drafts.
Speaker 3: I don't look at him. I don't want to know.
Speaker 3: A lot of people have a tight end slated for
Speaker 3: the LA Chargers. I do too. I guess gonna be
Speaker 3: Mason Taylor.
Speaker 14: Mason Taylor is actually a better fit for the Chargers
Speaker 14: because he plays all three downs.
Speaker 3: It's not like, Okay, he's.
Speaker 14: Coming into the game, They're gonna throw the ball for sure.
Speaker 14: Jim Harbaugh wants a tight end who could block. Mason
Speaker 14: Taylor would be that guy. I think that's a good
Speaker 14: spot for him.
Speaker 1: We've heard over and overthrow out the pre draft process, Frank,
Speaker 1: this is not a great wide receiver draft class. You
Speaker 1: don't have those top ten type prospects here, but you
Speaker 1: gave one of the Panthers at eight. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I love Matthew Golden.
Speaker 14: I think when you look at the wide receiver prospects
Speaker 14: coming out right now, Matthew Golden is a primetime player,
Speaker 14: someone that steps up into the moment makes good plays.
Speaker 14: He was viewed as the number two wide receiver for
Speaker 14: Texas coming into last season, but you know what, he
Speaker 14: ended up being the number one guy. And when I
Speaker 14: think of fit for the Carolina Panthers, when I see
Speaker 14: Matthew Golden, I kind of see a lot of Chris Olave.
Speaker 3: So I think this be a great option for them.
Speaker 14: And again, you need to help out Bryce Young last
Speaker 14: season excellent work going out there, getting a couple of
Speaker 14: guards helping them out. I think Matthew Golden is the
Speaker 14: way to go. I also think too, like don't sleep
Speaker 14: on the tight end position. You have not replaced the
Speaker 14: tight end since Greg Olsen left. I don't think that
Speaker 14: the Bears are going to gift you Cole Comet like
Speaker 14: the Bears gifted you Greg Olsen years ago. That might
Speaker 14: also be an opportunity to go out and draft a
Speaker 14: guy if somebody like Colson Lovelin falls to them.
Speaker 9: All right, here's an evergreen question for the NFL network.
Speaker 9: What should the Dallas Cowboys do?
Speaker 14: You know what, if the Dallas Cowboys wanted to be fun,
Speaker 14: you know what they would do.
Speaker 3: They would draft Shad or Sanders. That would be amazing,
Speaker 3: That would be the funnest thing ever.
Speaker 14: But I do have them going with a running back.
Speaker 14: I think Hampton makes the most sense for them. That
Speaker 14: he's been in the building, and the Dallas Cowboys really
Speaker 14: need some offensive playmakers.
Speaker 3: I know Ted McMillan could be another great option here.
Speaker 14: But I thought with Steve Smith Senior, and I'm like,
Speaker 14: I don't like Ted McMillan anymore, just kidd, but I
Speaker 14: really think Hampton would be a great pick. I know
Speaker 14: that the people out there who disagreed with me are
Speaker 14: like they got Javonte Williams, like I exactly, they got
Speaker 14: Davonte Williams.
Speaker 3: You need some firepower there.
Speaker 14: I think the Cowboys need to be less conservative with
Speaker 14: this pick. Do something crazy. They've done a really nice
Speaker 14: job of drafting in the past. Go for Hampton, and
Speaker 14: when he goes out there and rushes for fourteen hundred
Speaker 14: yards and scores twelve touchdowns.
Speaker 3: And you win your fantasy league, you'll thank me.
Speaker 1: Last thing, ranking your what team should do mock draft
Speaker 1: first twenty picks, There's only one quarterback. It's cam Ward
Speaker 1: at number one. Here's the Steelers. They can pick whichever
Speaker 1: the others they.
Speaker 3: Want, and they choose should or Sanders.
Speaker 15: I don't know.
Speaker 14: I think the Steelers obviously need to draft a quarterback
Speaker 14: at some point.
Speaker 3: Whether you sign Aaron Rodgers or not.
Speaker 14: They need to go out there and get a quarterback,
Speaker 14: and they need to get their quarterback of the future.
Speaker 3: It's some point.
Speaker 14: Shadur Sanders makes a lot of sense. Now, obviously he
Speaker 14: still needs some growth. This would be a situation where
Speaker 14: you want him to sit on the bench and go
Speaker 14: out there and grow and eventually become the starting quarterback.
Speaker 14: They did it years ago with Ben Roethlisberger when they
Speaker 14: already had Tommy Maddox on the roster. They drafted Ben
Speaker 14: Roethlisberger and sort of that was actually in week I
Speaker 14: think it was Week nine when he eventually became the starter.
Speaker 14: But Shadur Sanders makes a lot of sense for me
Speaker 14: right here. Although I don't know what about Milroe?
Speaker 16: What about Milroe?
Speaker 3: Would Milrow be fun? It's got to be somebody who's
Speaker 3: gonna sit. Although at the same.
Speaker 1: Time, change your mind.
Speaker 14: Maybe I don't know. I'm a listen It's like listen.
Speaker 14: My whole thing is like what you should do? Things change?
Speaker 3: You ask me right now. If you're flying into Chicago
Speaker 3: right now, you're like, where should I go? Be like,
Speaker 3: go to Portillo's. You asked me on Monday, I might
Speaker 3: say Geno Zis.
Speaker 11: I don't know.
Speaker 14: I might change my mind. Tom I'm allowed to do
Speaker 14: these things. This I'm unconventional. You know this.
Speaker 1: When Shudur Sanders came on the show last week from
Speaker 1: the Pittsburgh Airport after his visit, he had a big
Speaker 1: grin when talking about Mike Tomlin in that organization. You
Speaker 1: could at least see the logic if he ends up
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Speaker 15: Obviously, the expectations that he's had, you know, throughout his
Speaker 15: college career and then taking Colorado to new heights like that.
Speaker 6: You know, that's not easy.
Speaker 4: The knock is a little bit of the arm strength,
Speaker 4: and then you know, holding the ball took a lot
Speaker 4: of sacks.
Speaker 15: With my experience of playing, like if I can show
Speaker 15: my guys you know that I can get hit and
Speaker 15: then keep going, that just shows a lot about you know,
Speaker 15: your leadership and just being able to learn to get
Speaker 15: the ball out play within the timing of the offense
Speaker 15: and concepts. So I think those are things that he
Speaker 15: has and will continue to.
Speaker 7: Learn and development, no doubt.
Speaker 1: Coming up later on in the show, let's talk about
Speaker 1: some surprise first round picks that you could here called
Speaker 1: on Thursday night. But first we'll talk about another guy
Speaker 1: whose name is going to come off the board during
Speaker 1: this NFL draft. It's Femmy Olden Dan Joe, who was
Speaker 1: knocking around coaches at the Senior Boy, you're away sposed
Speaker 1: to hit the guys when you're not supposed to hit
Speaker 1: anybody really in a practice setting like that. Hopefully he
Speaker 1: doesn't hit our Omar Ruiz. That's probably gonna end the
Speaker 1: interview early Omar with Femmi. Next on the Insiders.
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Speaker 9: How do you do?
Speaker 2: How do you do?
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Speaker 15: What a bad?
Speaker 8: What a bad?
Speaker 6: What a bad?
Speaker 2: Do we have two more seconds?
Speaker 17: Have we got two more seconds?
Speaker 6: We got two more segons?
Speaker 16: We got two more segons?
Speaker 10: And don't mean nothing?
Speaker 6: Okay, okay, let mean nothing.
Speaker 16: What do you come?
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Speaker 11: We are what we gotta go? Don't know?
Speaker 1: Watch more miked up omens coming, I'm sure for draft
Speaker 1: prospect femi Ola day Joe, including this one with our
Speaker 1: Omar Ruiz.
Speaker 17: Happy to be joined now by my fellow Sacramento native,
Speaker 17: Oloa femi Ola Dejo out of UCLA OLOI. It's great
Speaker 17: to see you one week out from the draft. How
Speaker 17: you feeling, man?
Speaker 16: I'm excited, very grateful, very grateful to be where I'm
Speaker 16: at right now, and that's gonna be an exciting time.
Speaker 17: We've been expecting your name to be called on next
Speaker 17: Friday or a Day two prospect Round two, round three.
Speaker 17: What have you been hearing? Where are you expecting to
Speaker 17: go hobbly Friday?
Speaker 16: That's the plan, Laura Willing, But I think it's a
Speaker 16: matter of not being too focused. On that and just
Speaker 16: knowing wherever you go it's a new chapter. Everything that
Speaker 16: passes behind and now it's a second contract. That's the mindset.
Speaker 17: We're a week away now from perhaps your life changing
Speaker 17: for the better and becoming a full time NFL player.
Speaker 17: But I know the pre draft process is so arduous
Speaker 17: and so many of your UCLA to defensive teammates have
Speaker 17: gone through this layout. To Lattu, one of your buddies
Speaker 17: was the first defensive player taken last year. One of
Speaker 17: your buddies from this year, Carson Swessinger, also going through
Speaker 17: the process. I know you guys ran into each other
Speaker 17: a couple of weeks ago at the airport. Correct, what
Speaker 17: a coincidence that was. But what has this process been
Speaker 17: like for you now here we are a week away
Speaker 17: from the draft.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think, in all honesty, he's been a blessing.
Speaker 16: You know. I've heard from a fellow Sacramento native, Eric Armstead,
Speaker 16: that is going to be a long process.
Speaker 6: But just stay.
Speaker 16: Grounded, take a day by day, be your feeder, and
Speaker 16: don't look too far ahead, but rather just take a
Speaker 16: day by day.
Speaker 11: Well, you brought up Eric Armstead.
Speaker 17: I want to talk about him for a little bit
Speaker 17: because I was talking to one of your senior Bowl coaches,
Speaker 17: kJ Wright, who is a great linebacker in the NFL
Speaker 17: for a long time, and he said that your game
Speaker 17: reminded him of Eric Armstead. And that's not a coincidence, right,
Speaker 17: I guess not.
Speaker 6: I didn't know that. You know, Eric is a big
Speaker 6: man seven, but.
Speaker 15: I mean.
Speaker 17: Your game reminded him of him because you could line
Speaker 17: up inside outside, and how you rush the passer, over
Speaker 17: the center, over the guard. You can take on the
Speaker 17: tackles in every different way.
Speaker 18: Your versatility like that, Yeah, I think shout out to
Speaker 18: all my Pop Warner coaches, middle school coaches, high school
Speaker 18: coaches kind of played every position in football besides quarterback
Speaker 18: and defensive back.
Speaker 16: So just trying to apply it to the football field
Speaker 16: and just be a versatile athlete.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 17: Speaking of that versatility, we know that you transition in
Speaker 17: college just last season as a matter of fact, from
Speaker 17: linebacker to out on the edge rushing the passer. What's
Speaker 17: been the most difficult challenge to making that position change
Speaker 17: for you.
Speaker 16: I want to say it's been a difficult challenge anything
Speaker 16: like to like, oh this is insane, but just continuously
Speaker 16: get in reps and perfecting my technique, my craft, my
Speaker 16: past rush. Of course, just being more consistent playing the
Speaker 16: run and setting edges.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 17: Well, obviously you've worked your way to one of the
Speaker 17: top edge prospects in this draft. I want you to
Speaker 17: go through some of your highlights here, we have this
Speaker 17: tape prepared. I want you to describe your style of
Speaker 17: play for us, looking at some of your game film
Speaker 17: from this past season.
Speaker 6: All right, let's do it. Okay, this is junior year.
Speaker 16: Just I believe this is as far as on drop right,
Speaker 16: I saw I knew in.
Speaker 6: A round was coming right now, You've got to get skinny,
Speaker 6: make the play. Let's see, we got.
Speaker 11: One of your many tackles for this is the first
Speaker 11: play of the game.
Speaker 16: It was a ringo blitz stump. This is big cymember
Speaker 16: over the guard, cross chopped fell, a little bit effort, chase,
Speaker 16: pursue exactly, Lord of Guys. So that game, it's tough.
Speaker 16: We lost usc man.
Speaker 17: But yeah, yeah, I know you've made nine Top thirty visits,
Speaker 17: You've met with eleven different teams. What do the teams
Speaker 17: want to know about you here in the pre draft process?
Speaker 16: Yeah, just who I am and how I carry myself?
Speaker 16: On a day to day basis off the field. On
Speaker 16: the field, shout out to my dog mill Row ruling
Speaker 16: free bro. He's not jerring that. I don't think a
Speaker 16: lot of people know he's not jering. I think he
Speaker 16: might be the first ni jering quarterback in the NFL. Ever,
Speaker 16: So we got I told him, we got to put
Speaker 16: it out there. It needs to be I need to
Speaker 16: go out there. But teams just asking who I am
Speaker 16: and my personality and what the transition from Mike to
Speaker 16: Edge was, and how I see myself in the future
Speaker 16: I know.
Speaker 17: And speaking to right he said that you watch a
Speaker 17: lot of film, you're a student of the game. Who
Speaker 17: are some of the players that you look at right
Speaker 17: now that you want to pattern your game after going
Speaker 17: to the NFL.
Speaker 6: Yeah, a lot of guys.
Speaker 16: You got Max Crosby, Michael Parsons, Jonathan Gernard, TJ. Watt
Speaker 16: been trying to find some Auden Smith tape back in
Speaker 16: the day, San Fran a little bit of everybody been
Speaker 16: watching some Aaron Donald handfight, Will Anderson, Deanil Hunter.
Speaker 6: So there's a lot of greats that are great for
Speaker 6: me to watch.
Speaker 11: Yeah, we saw some of that.
Speaker 10: T J.
Speaker 11: Watt their tape.
Speaker 17: What do you like about his game or what are
Speaker 17: some of the things you're trying to pick up from
Speaker 17: these guys, the greats in the NFL.
Speaker 6: Yeah, just there.
Speaker 16: I'm trying to see their thought process on the field
Speaker 16: when they're playing play action, or how they're taking on blocks,
Speaker 16: or how they like to defeat guys who open their
Speaker 16: shoulders or vertical sets, two hand punchers, et cetera, and
Speaker 16: just how they.
Speaker 6: Look at this guy freaking hature.
Speaker 16: You've got a lot of eff a lot of motors,
Speaker 16: So just trying to study out what makes them great.
Speaker 11: Yeah, you mentioned TJ.
Speaker 17: Watt, Max Grosby, a couple of guys that play with
Speaker 17: incredible motors. Okay, here we are, Holo, a femmi one
Speaker 17: week away from the draft. What is your last appeal
Speaker 17: to the teams to take you and make them make them.
Speaker 11: A part of your future? Here, look at the show.
Speaker 11: I'm a pro.
Speaker 6: I'm a pro. I'm grounded. I feel very confident.
Speaker 16: I'm going to home the market out on top of that,
Speaker 16: you know, but on top of that, I'm going to
Speaker 16: make the team a better team. Locker room God, great presence,
Speaker 16: very grounded, big in my faith, which only makes me
Speaker 16: better in life in generalism.
Speaker 17: Man, So that's what I was saying, all right, Olafemi
Speaker 17: ola dejo. It's been a pleasure to get to know you,
Speaker 17: speak with you connect on the nine to one six
Speaker 17: right there.
Speaker 11: Great wishes to you and best of luck next week
Speaker 11: to hear your nagge called in the NFL Draft, Thank.
Speaker 6: You go Brown.
Speaker 1: From a potential Day two pick to some of the
Speaker 1: potential surprises on Day one. Could Tyler shuck the Louisville
Speaker 1: quarterback age twenty six seven years college football sneak in
Speaker 1: to Thursday night. We'll talk about that and some other
Speaker 1: potential surprises next on the insects.
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Speaker 6: If we think I'm prepared, you know, all the whole
Speaker 6: work I'll put in, I'll have this opportunity to, you know,
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Speaker 16: to make it to an NFL combine and go.
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Speaker 11: I'm gonna let it fly, take a deep breath, and
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Speaker 16: So I'm gonna feel confident myself, you know, confident the
Speaker 16: work I'll put in and watch up.
Speaker 2: Now, welcome back to the Insiders. That's Tom. I am
Speaker 2: Judy and Tom.
Speaker 9: You have a story up on NFL dot com right
Speaker 9: now with the players you think could sneak into the
Speaker 9: first round as maybe surprise candidates, and you've got them
Speaker 9: all over a bunch of positions.
Speaker 2: So let's just go down the list.
Speaker 9: Let's start with the quarterback you think could be a first.
Speaker 1: Rounder, Tyler Schuck from Louisville. Judy is helping himself as
Speaker 1: much as anybody through this pre draft process. Seven years
Speaker 1: of college. He's been in college football so long. He
Speaker 1: was backing up Justin Herbert at Oregon, had a bunch
Speaker 1: of different injuries. Put it together last year with the Cardinals,
Speaker 1: and as he's gotten in front of coaches what they
Speaker 1: see as an older guy. Obviously he's more mature. He's
Speaker 1: playing in the pro style, off had responsibility at the
Speaker 1: line of scrimmage on his shoulders. There's a lot that's
Speaker 1: familiar to coaches. We'll see if he pushed it all
Speaker 1: the way up till round one, Judy, but certainly I
Speaker 1: would not rule it out.
Speaker 9: Especially with so many teams in desperate need of a quarterback.
Speaker 9: All right, let's talk about the wide receiver on your.
Speaker 1: List, Mecca Abuca from Ohio State. And yes, he has
Speaker 1: been in the top twenty on Daniel Jeremiah's list, but
Speaker 1: I haven't seen his name in the mock drafts on
Speaker 1: NFL dot Com. What teams like about Abuca is, obviously
Speaker 1: he's been highly productive. He's been durable, arguably more explosive
Speaker 1: than Jackson Smith and Jigba his former teammate who went
Speaker 1: high to the Seahawks a couple of years ago and
Speaker 1: just as coming off of his first Pro Bowl. There's
Speaker 1: a bunch of teams in between let's say twenty and
Speaker 1: twenty five in this draft, Judy, who all need a
Speaker 1: receiver team like Houston and maybe could use a slot.
Speaker 1: That was one of many potential landing spots for Abuca.
Speaker 9: All right, how about the linebacker.
Speaker 1: Carson Schwsinger, another one that he played with Emioladejo was
Speaker 1: just on the show here, came on the Insiders recently
Speaker 1: as well, a one time walk on. Finally, guys opportunity
Speaker 1: just last year to start. But he could play all
Speaker 1: three downs. He can run, he can cover. We talk
Speaker 1: about those run spots in the draft. There's a bunch
Speaker 1: of teams toward the end of Round one who all
Speaker 1: need an off the ball linebacker. There's going to be
Speaker 1: fans of g Hod Campbell. He's got versatility, could be
Speaker 1: a pass rusher. But in terms of the true off
Speaker 1: the ball guys, Sweessinger is going to be in that mix.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 9: Offensive line, we know teams always need offensive linemen. We
Speaker 9: always hear coaches and evaluators say there just are not
Speaker 9: enough good offensive linemen. Who do you have as an
Speaker 9: offensive lineman?
Speaker 1: Well, there's definitely not enough centers, Judy. In this draft,
Speaker 1: some teams are going to project Gray Zabel to that position.
Speaker 1: He could end up playing there. But if you want
Speaker 1: the guys's actually snapped the ball before, how about Jared
Speaker 1: Wilson from Georgia, another one year starter. He had five
Speaker 1: hundred and eleven pass blocks last season. Acory at PFF
Speaker 1: allowed zero sacks. He's like a lot of Georgia's centers.
Speaker 1: He's going to be quicker than he is strong. We'll
Speaker 1: see how oh high exactly he could go. He's mostly
Speaker 1: projected second third round here. But again, if you have
Speaker 1: a need at center, and when somebody's played the position,
Speaker 1: Jared Wilson's you got.
Speaker 2: And finally, defensive line.
Speaker 1: Ty Leek Williams is the name that's come up. He's
Speaker 1: three hundred and thirty four pounds. He's a really good
Speaker 1: run stuffer. His pre direct process got cut short because
Speaker 1: he pulled a hamstring when he was running the forty
Speaker 1: yard dash at his prodet You could say, what's the
Speaker 1: three hundred and thirty four pound man doing running the
Speaker 1: forty at all, well, they're going to take it easy
Speaker 1: on him for these next few weeks, ire, but it
Speaker 1: does not sound like it's anything that's going to impact
Speaker 1: him as we get into training camp. He's a really
Speaker 1: interesting prospect for multiple reasons, as he displayed earlier today
Speaker 1: on Good Morning Football.
Speaker 20: Kaus Havoc And I'm gonna show up every play, every game,
Speaker 20: and you know you're going to have to account for
Speaker 20: me at all times because that will you know, record offense,
Speaker 20: you know if I'm not so really just being dominant
Speaker 20: and you know, just showing up in the big games.
Speaker 1: This is what I mean when I say that, what's
Speaker 1: your favorite one oh them?
Speaker 16: I mean that's that's the benefit of staying at one
Speaker 16: school and putting it work the whole time.
Speaker 21: That's don't want to open its basically, you know Texas, Oregon,
Speaker 21: Tennessee and then Notre Dame and the Natty.
Speaker 20: Uh.
Speaker 2: Here's how big he is.
Speaker 9: Those rings which look like super Bowl size rings, didn't
Speaker 9: even look that outsize on his hand.
Speaker 2: That's how big a guy he is.
Speaker 1: The Only thing I can think of, Judio whenever I
Speaker 1: see those enormous championship rings is you can stop the
Speaker 1: TSA for those like, it's not just an automatic. The
Speaker 1: beef goes off, go back, get in line again. I
Speaker 1: gotta think you want to pack those in your stowaway luggage.
Speaker 1: Shador Sanders has had a busy pre draft process. Of course,
Speaker 1: his showcase a couple of weeks ago he visited the
Speaker 1: Pittsburgh Steelers and then on Thursday, he had a private
Speaker 1: workout with the New York Giants, who have been linked
Speaker 1: with him going back to last fall and own the
Speaker 1: number three overall pick. Our Bucky Brooks has been consistent
Speaker 1: he's had Shador Sanders as his number one ranked quarterback
Speaker 1: ahead of the presumptive number one pick cam Ward Throughout
Speaker 1: this pre draft process, Shador himself joined Ian Rappaport and
Speaker 1: me recently on The Insiders shadur one week out from
Speaker 1: the NFL Draft. Here, tell me about what you're doing
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Speaker 19: It's a campaign that I'll say described the absolute life
Speaker 19: what it takes to be great. So I'm just I'm
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Speaker 19: it comes to gator Rade knowing what they represent, something
Speaker 19: that I feel like massively as a person on.
Speaker 3: Stay, so shudor to kind of follow up on that
Speaker 3: a little bit.
Speaker 6: What can you learn from losing as Gate? It says,
Speaker 6: teach you teaching a lot of lesson.
Speaker 19: That teaches you character, It teaches you you insistrant, and
Speaker 19: it shows you who who during a lot of chaos
Speaker 19: and a lot of stuff is going on, shod you
Speaker 19: self belief and so you don't believe in themselves. So
Speaker 19: loving loving is definitely important. You know, couldn't make you
Speaker 19: value wins really more so?
Speaker 1: She door Ian and I are going to be in
Speaker 1: Green Bay for the draft, probably a little bit chilly.
Speaker 1: It's it's not gonna it's not gonna be the you know,
Speaker 1: the nicest weather there where. Where are you going to be?
Speaker 1: What are you gonna be doing? How are you going
Speaker 1: to be watching this draft? Is all your dreams come true?
Speaker 6: I'll be at home. I'll be at home.
Speaker 16: My dad.
Speaker 19: He built a nice house for us, So that's who
Speaker 19: I'll probably be at.
Speaker 1: That's a smart move, Shaudor thank you again, man, appreciate it.
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Speaker 1: I in thousand of others will be in Green Bay,
Speaker 1: Wisconsin for the NFL Draft beginning next week. Five years ago,
Speaker 1: none of us were anywhere. We were all home as
Speaker 1: the draft occurred. In the early stages of the COVID
Speaker 1: nineteen pandemic. John Schneider, the GM of the Seahawks, as
Speaker 1: Dog Charlie got caught the Zuomies here, Judy.
Speaker 9: Listen, I actually enjoyed the COVID Draft for just this reason.
Speaker 9: Like I liked all of these peaks behind the curtains
Speaker 9: into people's homes. I liked to see players sitting in
Speaker 9: their own living rooms with their families, like they were
Speaker 9: only allowed to have their families around them. I thought
Speaker 9: that was like a really sort of sweet, stripped down draft,
Speaker 9: and I like it. I like the glitz too, but
Speaker 9: like this kind of stuff was really kind.
Speaker 1: Of fun, and no one even remembers Charlie. The Seahawks
Speaker 1: just reposted this today, which jogged all of our memories
Speaker 1: on it because the most famous dog of the COVID Draft,
Speaker 1: Judy was in Bill Belichick's kitchen.
Speaker 2: As Boe Belichick when they put up Very Smart.
Speaker 9: The Control room put up the Chiron though Belichick New
Speaker 9: England Patriots.
Speaker 2: That was Nike the dog.
Speaker 1: So we got the final countdown, Jie, We'll be doing
Speaker 1: the Insiders. I'll be there with Ian Rapaport on Monday.
Speaker 1: What are you looking forward to most? What's number one
Speaker 1: on your list for next week?
Speaker 9: I am looking forward to the Giants draft pick. I
Speaker 9: will be with the New York Giants. I'm hoping it's
Speaker 9: not cold like it always is at the Giants for
Speaker 9: the draft when we're standing outside. But I'm hoping they
Speaker 9: make a good draft pick and the fans are happy.
Speaker 1: Finally, it's going to be interesting parachuting into Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Speaker 1: We got so many guests, We got so much to
Speaker 1: come next week. Enjoy the weekend, enjoy the holiday. See
Speaker 1: you Monday night, seven Eastern