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Speaker 1: the Around the NFL Podcast. My name is Dan Hansus,
Speaker 1: and I am joined in a room filled with heroes,
Speaker 1: Mark Sessler, Chris Westling, and Gregg Rose with Thalt. What
Speaker 1: is up ois? Hey, Dan, the twenty nineteen NFL draft
Speaker 1: Round one in the books from Nashville. We are here
Speaker 1: in southern California where we watched all of the action together.
Speaker 1: It's very cute, all four of us on our little
Speaker 1: quad cubicles watching each of the thirty two picks. And um, Greg,
Speaker 1: you know put it on you paid the picture for us.
Speaker 1: When you when you think about the Round one in
Speaker 1: twenty nineteen, this this NFL draft paying a picture for us,
Speaker 1: I mean, I think the most memorable moment for me,
Speaker 1: and I think for a lot of people coming out
Speaker 1: of this draft. UH came with with the number six
Speaker 1: pick on the draft. Now most you know on the board,
Speaker 1: most people were not in line getting barbecue at the huddle,
Speaker 1: which I was at the time, in which many Giants
Speaker 1: fans were quite upset when the pick. They lost their lunch,
Speaker 1: they were not happy when they took Daniel Jones. But
Speaker 1: ultimately in around one that had its interesting moments, but
Speaker 1: maybe not crazy sizzle moments. I think we'll remember it
Speaker 1: as the draft of Dave Gettelman and Daniel Jones, and
Speaker 1: the fact that they ended up with three picks only
Speaker 1: adds to that. I'm still reeling from your introductory train
Speaker 1: safety update, which a lot to unpack there. But there
Speaker 1: was a particular Giants fan and we work with I
Speaker 1: don't want to call him very import Well it's in
Speaker 1: those two and fifty seven people in there and they're well,
Speaker 1: now you're making light of something that's that is a
Speaker 1: real issue. But um, we have someone who works with
Speaker 1: us who is a massive Giants fan and he is
Speaker 1: in in Nashville for the draft and he seemed quite nonplussed. Um.
Speaker 1: The video showed when Daniel Jones was selected, But then
Speaker 1: five minutes later there's a picture of said employee with
Speaker 1: Daniel Jones at the draft and he suddenly smiling, changed
Speaker 1: his tune to some degree. It's you know, it's interesting,
Speaker 1: and you know, I guess I would be the guy.
Speaker 1: If there was someone in the study that was giving
Speaker 1: Dave Getleman the benefit of the doubt entering this draft,
Speaker 1: certainly it would be me. Because there's a lot of
Speaker 1: Gettleman slash Giant haters on this podcast. It is what
Speaker 1: it is. It's not a big deal. I don't I
Speaker 1: don't care one way or the other. But the truth
Speaker 1: matters coming out of this draft, and again we no
Speaker 1: Daniel Jones could be a fifteen year starter and winning
Speaker 1: two Super Bowl MVPs like that could happen. But where
Speaker 1: he was taken at, which everyone is seeing as a reach, uh,
Speaker 1: when you think about what happened last year, when, of
Speaker 1: course the Giants at number two took the running back
Speaker 1: when you had all these quarterback prospects on the board,
Speaker 1: and then they followed up with Dexter Lawrence at pick
Speaker 1: seventeen defensive tackle at a Clemson. They trade back into
Speaker 1: the first round late at thirty to get DeAndre Baker,
Speaker 1: the first quarterback, off the board, but they gave up
Speaker 1: quite a bit to get back into the first round.
Speaker 1: And what you lose most of all if the Giants.
Speaker 1: What what you lose is the benefit of the doubt
Speaker 1: from your fan base, from the football kaknascenti, of course,
Speaker 1: but your fan base does not trust you or believe
Speaker 1: in anything you do, so you're getting killed. Check out
Speaker 1: the New York back back pages and front pages on
Speaker 1: Friday morning. It is a complete black cloud over the
Speaker 1: Giants right now. And they're really they're gonna have to
Speaker 1: earn the trust back of their fans. This was the
Speaker 1: day where they also lost Mike Francessa of w f
Speaker 1: A N. So actually we have the moment after the
Speaker 1: Jones pick which Francessa killed because he has been supporting
Speaker 1: Gettleman and Eli and all that. This is, this is
Speaker 1: what Mike Francessa, the famous UH sports radio guy in
Speaker 1: New York, is reduced to ahead of the Giants second pick,
Speaker 1: but the pick of the first round. The New York
Speaker 1: Football Giants, who can't get out of their own way,
Speaker 1: who finished last in their division in consecutive seasons for
Speaker 1: the first time since seventies six, will select blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: He's broken. They broke Mike Francessa. I mean, there is
Speaker 1: something fitting here about Gettleman replacing the Odell Beckham pick
Speaker 1: with like a three hundred and forty four pound hog
Speaker 1: molly like that that's who he is. That that's who
Speaker 1: he likes. And the fact that Daniel Jones, who maybe
Speaker 1: he will work out, who knows, I mean he hasn't
Speaker 1: you know, a typical track record for a guy taken
Speaker 1: in the top ten. Uh, But the fact that he
Speaker 1: looks like Eli Manning. He kind of acts like Eli Manning.
Speaker 1: He's he's a poor man's Eli Manning in terms of
Speaker 1: the way he plays. He's got the connection with the coach,
Speaker 1: and that it's just they brought Gettleman back because they
Speaker 1: knew Gettleman to be the general manager, to replace the
Speaker 1: old you know, disgrace or not disgrace, but you know,
Speaker 1: under fire general manager, they always sort of do the
Speaker 1: safe thing well and in the court of the night,
Speaker 1: you know, all this all these Manning ties to Uh.
Speaker 1: Daniel Jones is Duke coach David Cutcliffe, who said tonight,
Speaker 1: Daniel Jones embraces something we believe in here. Real swag
Speaker 1: is no sweat. That's what you want your quarterback to have.
Speaker 1: With no sweat. That's a new that's a new phrase.
Speaker 1: Another phrase is Gettleman always says you can't you can't reach,
Speaker 1: you can't reach, you can't reach for the pick. Yet
Speaker 1: you kill yourself if you reach for the pick, and
Speaker 1: it's like you can't take for positional need. And it
Speaker 1: really feels like after they passed in a quarterback, you know,
Speaker 1: they reached for positional need. He said he was not
Speaker 1: willing to risk Jones being there at seventeen. That's the
Speaker 1: other thing that strikes me with this pick is that
Speaker 1: the NFC East, you know, the next five years or
Speaker 1: so change with these picks, because the buzz was there
Speaker 1: was a chance at least that the Redskins would take
Speaker 1: Uh Jones, especially if Dwayne Haskins was gone before them.
Speaker 1: So it could have been the Giants taking Haskins and
Speaker 1: then the Redskins taking Jones and we'll see, or either
Speaker 1: one of them taking Josh Rosen And you get the sense,
Speaker 1: I just get the sense the Eagles are sitting back
Speaker 1: there at twenty two, picking up you know, one of
Speaker 1: the maybe the top past protecting tackle in the draft,
Speaker 1: thinking like, oh, this is great. We're gonna face these
Speaker 1: guys for the next five years. So there's a lot
Speaker 1: to unpack obviously in the first round of the dry. Uh.
Speaker 1: So let's let's start digging into it a little bit more.
Speaker 1: So we covered some of the giants and I'm sure
Speaker 1: we'll hit the giants more at some point. Because they
Speaker 1: picked three times in the round. Uh. They weren't the
Speaker 1: only team to do that. It was the Oakland Raiders
Speaker 1: that also had three picks as they continue the rebuild
Speaker 1: or build with John Gruden and I guess Mike mack Um.
Speaker 1: But let's start at the very top of the draft.
Speaker 1: Let's dig into it, uh. With the first overall pick,
Speaker 1: it was indeed Kyler Murray of Oklahoma. Um. A lot
Speaker 1: of the hay was not in the barn, Cliff Kingsbury
Speaker 1: said earlier this week, But it was ultimately because they
Speaker 1: cut to the war room right before the pick was made.
Speaker 1: Nobody was even moving. It was it was very I
Speaker 1: think that that this was all about. By the way,
Speaker 1: I'd like to ask this to the group, what was
Speaker 1: what about the whole Hey wasn't in the barn all
Speaker 1: these reports and a lot of people, including Kent Summers,
Speaker 1: who covers the team closer than anyone, actually believing that
Speaker 1: they wouldn't take the quarterback, Like, what was all this?
Speaker 1: What was all that internal power struggle? The only thing
Speaker 1: I can come up with is that even in the
Speaker 1: six years that we've been doing this podcast, the lead
Speaker 1: up to the draft has become huge business compared to
Speaker 1: what it was. It is now like a mega business,
Speaker 1: not just a cottage Injutry. So the NFL wants wants
Speaker 1: them to keep it as interesting as possible or work.
Speaker 1: There's another civil explanation that they really weren't sure that
Speaker 1: there was Nick Bosa or whoever else nick bos ended
Speaker 1: up going number two to the Niners. Maybe there was
Speaker 1: legitimate Maybe it wasn't a power struggle even just like
Speaker 1: they had a big decision to make and they had
Speaker 1: like was there was there maybe a bill rice that
Speaker 1: they could have gotten from the Raiders that they actually
Speaker 1: would have traded the pick, and they were seen if
Speaker 1: they could scare that out like four first round picks,
Speaker 1: and they'd be like, like, I don't know, because otherwise
Speaker 1: it's like, I don't know what the what that was
Speaker 1: became for that. But when I think a couple of
Speaker 1: things are true. Number one, I think the NFL probably
Speaker 1: gets in the ear of whoever has because that's been
Speaker 1: the trend. You do not this in any way. You
Speaker 1: create as much confusion as you can. At the same time,
Speaker 1: I do not believe that Steve Kim, who spent months
Speaker 1: drafting a quarterback last year, trading up for one to
Speaker 1: draft Josh Rosen less than a year later, is convinced
Speaker 1: he made the wrong pick and go picks and it's
Speaker 1: it's about fitting with your new head coach, who's one
Speaker 1: of the more different head coaches the NFL seen in
Speaker 1: a long time. Don't think the NFL is in the
Speaker 1: team's years, Oh, I absolutely. I think it behooves the
Speaker 1: team to keep their cards close, because, like you're said,
Speaker 1: you never know when a godfather offer can show up.
Speaker 1: If you if you let everyone know we're taking this guy,
Speaker 1: then people are probably gonna be teams will be less
Speaker 1: likely to try to get into business with you. I
Speaker 1: think ultimately the Cardinals, I think this time around, probably
Speaker 1: there was vibrant conversation up until the very end but
Speaker 1: there are other years where you get to say who
Speaker 1: you want to pick and get that guy under contract
Speaker 1: well before. That's how it used to be back in
Speaker 1: the eighties and early nineties. I love, it's a mandate
Speaker 1: to not do that. Guy. Love Rosen, but this trade
Speaker 1: just makes the Cardinals so much more into dress. I mean,
Speaker 1: I will as much as I love Rosen, Kingsbury and
Speaker 1: Murray makes them so watchable compared to Rosen environed than
Speaker 1: this time. Like and then you got Nick Bosa chasing
Speaker 1: him down twice a year. You got him facing off
Speaker 1: against Russell Wilson in like the short quarterback ball twice
Speaker 1: a year. The NFC West is the most interesting division
Speaker 1: in the league. And through two picks, Mark, and we
Speaker 1: did you the first annual Marc Sessler Um mock draft.
Speaker 1: You were two for two. Yeah, you're feeling good. I
Speaker 1: would like to if we just didn't want to comment
Speaker 1: on the mock draft from that point on, I'd feel
Speaker 1: good about where we landed. You were on fire. Um,
Speaker 1: So the Niners go with Bosa, safe pick the right pick.
Speaker 1: It sounds like this guy is supposed to be I mean,
Speaker 1: we had him on our Super Bowl show. Maybe not
Speaker 1: the most lively interview that we've ever done. Also not
Speaker 1: his job, so maybe some people don't love the man's politics.
Speaker 1: In his Twitter, he's already addressed the San Francisco media
Speaker 1: about that, um basically saying that he was like a
Speaker 1: kid scrolling through Instagram liking some things, uh and basically
Speaker 1: just back pedaling as hard as he can. And who
Speaker 1: can blame if you are kids out there, if you
Speaker 1: are a highly touted, touted college prospect, don't do anything
Speaker 1: on social media. You don't get anything out of it.
Speaker 1: Kids need to be taught this in college. Um so
Speaker 1: bosa to the Niners. Uh. Then the Jets at number three,
Speaker 1: so much talk about whether New York would trade down
Speaker 1: and um as has become a tradition in the newsroom
Speaker 1: during the Jets pick I go to the middle of
Speaker 1: the newsroom the horse shoes it's called internally because they
Speaker 1: have this uh whole set up. I don't even know
Speaker 1: what the technology is, but it's a direct line from
Speaker 1: the actual event and you get the picks in before
Speaker 1: anybody else knows them. Uh. And it's essentially radio technology
Speaker 1: pys I would say it's a little more advanced than that,
Speaker 1: but yes, there's some type of transmitting going on for sure,
Speaker 1: but uh finding out. Yeah, they stay put at three.
Speaker 1: They draft Quentin Williams again, and the Jets have been
Speaker 1: doing this Greg for several years now. They the draft cognizant.
Speaker 1: He speaks and says, this is the best player potentially
Speaker 1: on the board, and the Jets, who keep picking high
Speaker 1: because they keep on being terrible year after year, are
Speaker 1: grabbing these highly touted prospects. I think they lucked out
Speaker 1: that no one. I mean, it depends what the kind
Speaker 1: of offer they were going to get, but I think ultimately,
Speaker 1: if you can get the guy who is the consensus
Speaker 1: number one for a lot of people without moving who
Speaker 1: I don't want to move down, well, it reminds me
Speaker 1: of the Leonard Williams pick. There's a lot of people
Speaker 1: that believe this draft was too great players in Williams
Speaker 1: and Bosa and then Murray was kind of in his
Speaker 1: own category and then a pretty big drop off, and
Speaker 1: so it was nice to be number three in this draft.
Speaker 1: I also think this is a team that really wanted
Speaker 1: Anthony Barr thought they had him. It's not the same position,
Speaker 1: but like to go and use this pick because that
Speaker 1: you know, they could have traded down and gotten someone
Speaker 1: that we'd speculate over whether it was a good pick.
Speaker 1: This is the dude where it's like new works front
Speaker 1: and now you have Sam Donald, Levan Bell. Your defensive
Speaker 1: line looks nasty. Mike mccagnet is starting to show that
Speaker 1: he can potentially build something here. It's not often that
Speaker 1: you see a three four defense, and the reports are
Speaker 1: that Greg Williams is staying in a three four. Correct. Yes,
Speaker 1: it usually has a four three, but it's not often
Speaker 1: you see a three four defense where the defensive ends
Speaker 1: are pass rushers. It's usually the outside linebackers. And the
Speaker 1: Jets are gonna have it looks to me like Quinn
Speaker 1: and Williams and Leonard Williams at defensive end. They're going
Speaker 1: to be counted on to bring the Yeah, they'll have
Speaker 1: to be more. I mean they'll have to change. Like
Speaker 1: every team, they'll change it around. You would think two
Speaker 1: three four man lines, but you will have sometimes where
Speaker 1: they're going to have the new School Williams wall I
Speaker 1: mean Pat Williams and Kevin Williams. You know, great men,
Speaker 1: tall men outside of the star, large men that played
Speaker 1: in Minnesota. But I think both yeah. I mean that's
Speaker 1: like Greg completely ignores starcups are too young to remember starcups.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying all of them. This Williams wall has
Speaker 1: got a potential to just have a little more firepower
Speaker 1: and just overtake that way. One thought I had because
Speaker 1: the Jets only have five picks in this draft, and
Speaker 1: the whole idea was like, they need to trade back
Speaker 1: because they need to fill in a lot of holes.
Speaker 1: Is Leonard Williams expendable? And I thought, is there a
Speaker 1: chance he gets moved today? It didn't happen. It's unlikely
Speaker 1: he will. They just have they have a good problem there.
Speaker 1: They have a ton of depth, uh and some really
Speaker 1: great potential. And I mean they thought that the NFL
Speaker 1: changes fast too. It's like they thought they had that
Speaker 1: with with Sheldon Richardson right in Mo Wokerson. My fear
Speaker 1: was that they were going to trade back because they
Speaker 1: felt that they had to, and then it wouldn't be
Speaker 1: a um, it would be an underwhelming return and then
Speaker 1: they would botch the fourteenth pick. This is the safe,
Speaker 1: simple move, and sometimes you know it's better just to
Speaker 1: go with the safe move and it could pay off
Speaker 1: big dividends. Uh. Now West here comes the first big
Speaker 1: surprise of the draft. The Raiders at number four, uh
Speaker 1: Cleveland Ferrell uh ed Russia Ratic. Limson was a guy
Speaker 1: that was in a lot of mocks. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: where he was on the Mark Sessler mock, but he
Speaker 1: was ten to twenty range. I believe that that type
Speaker 1: of that's where he was falling out the Raiders and
Speaker 1: we there was a report maybe he was even rap.
Speaker 1: She'd said, Hey, Raiders are gonna make a splash at
Speaker 1: number four. Well, nobody thought Farrell was going this high,
Speaker 1: but the Raiders decided he was their guy at number four.
Speaker 1: Everybody loves his character, everybody loves his college production. The
Speaker 1: question scouts have is why would you take a guy
Speaker 1: who's not a um explosive athlete as an edge rusher
Speaker 1: as a top five pick um And that's the consensus
Speaker 1: from scouts that this guy is not explosive enough to
Speaker 1: go that high. Um, it seems like a reach for
Speaker 1: a character guy. A tone setter for your organization that said,
Speaker 1: it's early, we have no idea what he's gonna be. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Maya said in the post draft interview with NFL Network
Speaker 1: that he was absolutely trying to set the tone for
Speaker 1: the types of people and that they believe this was
Speaker 1: exactly that hype of person. Reminds me a little bit
Speaker 1: of Aaron Curry when he was drafted by the Seahawks.
Speaker 1: Was very similar in that like a guy well no,
Speaker 1: I just mean everyone loved that pick and they and
Speaker 1: he was talked about is like the greatest character guy
Speaker 1: in the world. Super safe, But there were questions at
Speaker 1: the time. Yeah, but it's a little weird to take
Speaker 1: a linebacker the high to that can't really rest the passer,
Speaker 1: so who knows. He got a few comparisons to trell sugs.
Speaker 1: Another scout told Bob McGinn, who we've been leaning on heavily. Uh,
Speaker 1: this weekend, does he get paid by the reference on
Speaker 1: our show? Because he gets mentioned this week on a
Speaker 1: lot of shows. But so one scout called him a
Speaker 1: solid player. He'll squeeze out one or two Pro Bowls.
Speaker 1: I mean, obviously the Raiders feel very difficult more than
Speaker 1: that number four. Am I wrong that the the our
Speaker 1: newest version, at least just for this week, of the
Speaker 1: Chiefs wide receivers having no touchdowns that one season is that, Yes,
Speaker 1: the Raiders had thirteen sacks last year. We have heard
Speaker 1: that roughly times. You mocked him to um to the Ravens.
Speaker 1: By the way, Mark Cleveland Farrell, that was the Terrell
Speaker 1: sucks connection. You know, you lose Tarrell sucks, so you
Speaker 1: get a lesser version. You know. It tells me. With
Speaker 1: the Jets and the Raiders, I mean that they're just what.
Speaker 1: I don't think there were trades down, my guess. I
Speaker 1: mean Mike Mayock was going through trade down boot camp
Speaker 1: earlier this week, so you know he was ready, you know,
Speaker 1: on the phones. I bet they would, they would. I
Speaker 1: think both those teams really wanted to trade down. I
Speaker 1: think the Raiders were hoping to trade down and still
Speaker 1: draft Farrell, and I don't think there was anyone really
Speaker 1: interested in moving up for anyone in this draft. It
Speaker 1: just wasn't happening. What can you do? Mayock fanboys are
Speaker 1: a little bit um confused, a little bit perfected, a
Speaker 1: little bit shook because this was an anti analytics draft.
Speaker 1: They pick up a box safety at the end of
Speaker 1: the first round and are running back to positions the
Speaker 1: analytics say you should not be investing heavily. Didn't they
Speaker 1: like Ferrell though, PFF I thought he was. I don't know,
Speaker 1: but I don't get it. Well, they were the top
Speaker 1: like Abrahams and and uh, Jacobs were the top players
Speaker 1: at their position on on Daniel Jeremy, but they just
Speaker 1: don't invest in Jacobs. Jacobs was the top twenty guy
Speaker 1: and a lot of people's board too. I don't I
Speaker 1: don't buy that with running back. It's like, if you
Speaker 1: can get a quality running back in the later in
Speaker 1: the first round, Josh Jacobs wasn't too many rules. We'll
Speaker 1: stick with the Raiders for a second here. So yeah,
Speaker 1: they picked twenty four. They take Josh Jacobs, the running
Speaker 1: back out of Alabama. He's the only running back that
Speaker 1: comes off the board in round one, and he come up,
Speaker 1: came out at twenty four where he was mocked a
Speaker 1: lot in that area. Uh. And we heard a lot
Speaker 1: of Charlie Garner. We've heard a lot of that that
Speaker 1: this is the Raiders have their new Charlie Garner. Um. Well,
Speaker 1: we'll see, but you know who, you know, the jury
Speaker 1: is obviously it's still out, but you can't you can't
Speaker 1: really say yet whether gruden Um royally screwed up what
Speaker 1: he did when he took over the job. You got
Speaker 1: to see how all these things shake out. But when
Speaker 1: you do, look at the offense, that offense, unless I
Speaker 1: know you're not a fan of the Raiders or how
Speaker 1: they're going about the is, but the offense with Antonio
Speaker 1: Brown and you got this new kid running back, I
Speaker 1: mean you you have Tyrolle Williams. They have a chance
Speaker 1: to be a lot more productive on offense. There's no
Speaker 1: doubt about it. They are one of the most upgraded
Speaker 1: units in the entire NFL. And I think you could
Speaker 1: make a strong argument that Derek Carr is the biggest
Speaker 1: offseason winner in the entire league. Yeah, and the and
Speaker 1: the fact they had three picks and didn't seem interested
Speaker 1: in getting into the quarterback man they pick up LEAs
Speaker 1: me some sandwiches by the way, Land tackle, an entire
Speaker 1: new receiving corps, and the best running back draft. I
Speaker 1: like the skill positions, and I think Jacob's by all accounts,
Speaker 1: I think it seems like a safe pick. The offensive
Speaker 1: line could be terrible, though, I mean, Colton Miller was
Speaker 1: was almost a disaster, and Brown Brown you just have
Speaker 1: to you know, I worry that he can back up
Speaker 1: what he did last year. But they're still guys left
Speaker 1: in the draft for that, I mean Brown to Mayox
Speaker 1: point on picking certain types of people, Josh Jacobs grew
Speaker 1: up for sections of his life being homeless, sleep meaning cars,
Speaker 1: His family went through a lot, and he's now being
Speaker 1: compared to someone coming out of Alabama who they said
Speaker 1: has a little bit of mark Ingram and a little
Speaker 1: bit as a receiver of Alvin Kamara all in one.
Speaker 1: And to your point in you do have to give
Speaker 1: them time because I mean they're just getting their guys
Speaker 1: in place. They've only played one season. They added LaMarcus Joyner,
Speaker 1: who's gonna be playing next to John at the Abram.
Speaker 1: So now you kind of get a better feel of
Speaker 1: like groodin team, I'm with you, know, Uh. Jonathan Abram
Speaker 1: was their third and final pick of the round. Um,
Speaker 1: he's a kind of a physical safety Landon Collins type.
Speaker 1: Well that wantn't be bad, All right, let's move on.
Speaker 1: So we talked about the Giants. They shock everybody a
Speaker 1: big newsroom gasp when Daniel Jones was selected the duke
Speaker 1: quarterback by the Giants, and Giants fans will cringe and
Speaker 1: also point out the fatalists will point out Dave Brown,
Speaker 1: also the duke quarterback, one of the arch Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: He was a supplemental draft pick that became the the
Speaker 1: really the replacement of Phil Simms didn't go anywhere. I mean,
Speaker 1: is that just a yeah, it's like number six overall,
Speaker 1: that's the thing that's crazy. Yeah, it was a shock,
Speaker 1: and especially yeah with Gentleman saying he didn't he didn't
Speaker 1: want to reach and all that. But we we we
Speaker 1: touched on that. So let's move down to number seven.
Speaker 1: And here is a nice pick mark for the Jacksonville
Speaker 1: Jaguar as a team that has a defense that didn't
Speaker 1: have its best season last year, but has plenty of potential.
Speaker 1: And then all of a sudden, Josh Allen, a guy
Speaker 1: that was mocked as high as you know, two or three. Uh,
Speaker 1: he was connected to the Jets a lot. If he
Speaker 1: falls to seven. So the edge rusher at a Kentucky
Speaker 1: now joins at Jacksonville. D that got that much better,
Speaker 1: No problem that. I do like the fact that it's
Speaker 1: the second draft in a row where someone named Josh
Speaker 1: Allen was drafted seventh overall. We could live for three
Speaker 1: hundred more years on the earth and that will not
Speaker 1: happen two years in a row again, and you could
Speaker 1: probably go further than uh same exact names twenty two
Speaker 1: thousand years. We could be well, someone someone asked the question,
Speaker 1: I believe you know they gave away season tickets for
Speaker 1: a hundred years at the beginning of this draft. Well, like,
Speaker 1: what's the odds in in Vegas where the Raiders are
Speaker 1: moving right now that there will be an NFL in
Speaker 1: one years? Because I think you gotta at least put
Speaker 1: it on the board. There won't be a human race
Speaker 1: in a hundred years at least, that's like possible, very possible. Right,
Speaker 1: So then I'm just saying you might not get the
Speaker 1: hundred you think it's so highly of the realm that
Speaker 1: they exist within the we're the generation that's going to
Speaker 1: bring down humanity or or the next next I think
Speaker 1: be here football. I think it's a lunch shot. I'm
Speaker 1: just saying every it's not that humans won't be here,
Speaker 1: is that humans and in artificial intelligence will merge into
Speaker 1: one and become a new spank. Okay, so you think
Speaker 1: they'll do the NFL draft then, but then the NFL
Speaker 1: won't be gone. That'll be that will be a badass football,
Speaker 1: like like, there's another sport that has overtaken the NFL.
Speaker 1: But does that mean NFL ceased to exist? I mean,
Speaker 1: the NFL has some issues they need to figure out
Speaker 1: to still be I'm just saying I feel like I'm
Speaker 1: putting my money on the league being around and next
Speaker 1: giving me the stuff not allowed not no, I mentioned
Speaker 1: these things. I guess I like that. I was more
Speaker 1: thinking like Josh Allen also kind of like a basic name.
Speaker 1: In a hundred years, I feel like with the cyb Worgs,
Speaker 1: we're gonna have like way more interesting names. But note,
Speaker 1: like number five the Bucks step and White loved that pick.
Speaker 1: We can move on, we can want to discuss it
Speaker 1: at all, but it was like, did I skipped over
Speaker 1: that an impact? Let's go back to that. You know,
Speaker 1: the Bucks have been skipped over on NFL anytimes, so yeah,
Speaker 1: we should talk about the fifth overall pick. Bucks fans
Speaker 1: were going nuts just Nowvertheless, four minutes or credit to
Speaker 1: Mark Sessler, Yes, they get Devin White, the linebacker l
Speaker 1: s u the reigning Dick buck Is Award winner. This
Speaker 1: guy is a home run West right. This feels like
Speaker 1: not only one of the safest picks, but also brings
Speaker 1: a ton of upside. I don't think anybody had a
Speaker 1: bad word to about this. Devin White had the film
Speaker 1: and the numbers. He's got everything. I tell you. You You
Speaker 1: know who's had a good at least a potentially good
Speaker 1: offseason here, Todd Bulls, I got a chance to have
Speaker 1: a nice rebound taking over one of the worst defenses
Speaker 1: in the league in terms of production, and it has
Speaker 1: a lot of players there to work with. Just ha
Speaker 1: to hope they don't cut Geryald McCoy. Alright, So Alan
Speaker 1: goes to the Jags, and then t J. Hockinson, the
Speaker 1: first tight end off the board at of Iowa, goes
Speaker 1: to the Detroit Lions, picked eight overall. This is the
Speaker 1: the Mackey Award winner Mark and that is obviously I
Speaker 1: know that top tight end, uh and the guy was
Speaker 1: an absolute stud at Iowa and he is mark an
Speaker 1: important addition to Alliance offense that could use a little
Speaker 1: more fire power. And you know, after whipping kind of
Speaker 1: on Rickie Broun about five years ago, they weren't afraid
Speaker 1: to jump back in and invest in a tight end
Speaker 1: and maybe they hit on this one. They the Lions
Speaker 1: last year ranked thirty one and receptions and receiving yards
Speaker 1: at the tight end position. So it's a need and
Speaker 1: Iowa has pumped these dudes out because this is where
Speaker 1: George Kittle came from. But this is not George Kittle
Speaker 1: in the current incarnation. From the scouting reports, it sounds
Speaker 1: and west. You mentioned this during the mock draft episode
Speaker 1: where putting him in the top ten. Not a lot
Speaker 1: of people, not everyone agreed with that idea that he's
Speaker 1: a very good he can give you essentially sort of
Speaker 1: a safe He's a safe tight end, but he's not
Speaker 1: necessarily a star tight end and brings blocking in some
Speaker 1: receiving skills. So I don't know. I don't think it's
Speaker 1: a blow you away next robbed ron Kowski type guy.
Speaker 1: But this could be one of the most improved offenses
Speaker 1: in the league because at the end of the year
Speaker 1: last year, there was no carry On Johnson, there was
Speaker 1: no Marvin Jones, and then those guys are healthy. You
Speaker 1: add Danny m and Doyle, you add Hawkinson, Jesse James
Speaker 1: for whatever he is, but just being healthy and adding
Speaker 1: a couple of new guys, they could be improved. I
Speaker 1: think draft knicks need to calm down on with the
Speaker 1: whole positional value thing. Let's take down positional value. Eventually
Speaker 1: they get to people get too carried away. How many
Speaker 1: defensive end busts do you need to have in the
Speaker 1: top ten to twelve to like just allow a tight
Speaker 1: end to be drafted? Uh, it's like a tighten, A
Speaker 1: worthwhile tight end absolutely changes your team. Also, it's not
Speaker 1: two thousand in one two thousand nineteen tight end arrow up. Mark,
Speaker 1: Let's just try to be diligent in the branding. It's
Speaker 1: not just our mock draft. It was our first annual
Speaker 1: Mark Sessler mock draft. That's why you're here. I mean,
Speaker 1: I gotta breathe through that and you correct it. We
Speaker 1: want to we want to just imprint that in every
Speaker 1: football fan's mind. Well, I will not. You know, there's
Speaker 1: not a whole lot more reasons to mention that exercise
Speaker 1: from here on out. How many more hits hits do
Speaker 1: we have? I mean, I nailed, do you? When he
Speaker 1: was making his fictions, the Raiders corrected that they took
Speaker 1: the running back. I noted not. They did not trade up,
Speaker 1: and they also did not take Daniel Jones at number four.
Speaker 1: We gave you a halfy for Josh Jacobs and you
Speaker 1: got one and two, so you got and you over
Speaker 1: under was three. Somehow I came under you got two
Speaker 1: and a half. Total. Yeah, I mean that's a mess.
Speaker 1: Wait didn't you have Jacobs? Everyone I got a half?
Speaker 1: Everyone had Kyler, Murray and Posa, so you could almost
Speaker 1: arguing and almost everyone had Jacobs to the Raiders too.
Speaker 1: I'm still I'm still gonna give you a full one
Speaker 1: for that. Let's do what the crowd thinks about Mark's
Speaker 1: first mock. Look if I can make them smile, what
Speaker 1: else in my hair? For all right, let's move on
Speaker 1: the Bills. They had been rumored to be maybe interested
Speaker 1: in trading up. Uh. Instead they stay put at nine
Speaker 1: and they get the guy. A lot of people said
Speaker 1: they that they wanted Ed Oliver, the defensive tackle out
Speaker 1: of Houston had always slandered the man a little bit.
Speaker 1: On the first Dnnuel Mark Sessler mock draft. There's a
Speaker 1: bunch of comments about him being a potential knucklehead. We
Speaker 1: didn't add a lot of more context to that. Uh
Speaker 1: what should be known though, and we did, We referenced it,
Speaker 1: but didn't really dig in as how good this guy
Speaker 1: was during his three years with Houston Mark. Do you
Speaker 1: know what the college football's top interior defensive lineman award
Speaker 1: is called? Like, what do you get? It's the Outland Trophy.
Speaker 1: Certainly guess what Oliver's got that in his case and
Speaker 1: the Bill's offense, Greg Bell's defense rather, uh, they have
Speaker 1: to be thrilled to get this guy fall to the lap.
Speaker 1: And it's a team that is adding pieces a great
Speaker 1: landing spot for him because I think he landed on
Speaker 1: a defense and knows how to use him. I mean,
Speaker 1: maybe not moving to Buffalo and all that. I'm just saying, like,
Speaker 1: maximize his gifts. And that's one thing I like about
Speaker 1: Oliver reading about him. He's he was a top level
Speaker 1: defensive lineman three straight years and so teams adjusted, they
Speaker 1: knew what was coming when at Oliver was stepping on
Speaker 1: the field, and he still produced a year after year,
Speaker 1: which is very tough to do at the collegiate level.
Speaker 1: A lot of these guys are one year wonders, or
Speaker 1: there's someone like Noah Fan who has one great year
Speaker 1: where he maybe he would have gotten drafted higher if
Speaker 1: he came out early, then doesn't do as well he
Speaker 1: did it year after year. A lot of people at
Speaker 1: him the third or fourth player in this draft, and
Speaker 1: they get him at nine. They did have the second
Speaker 1: ranked defense the Bills, but next Gen Stats notes that
Speaker 1: they had the third lowest pressure rate from the interior
Speaker 1: defensive line. So he fills a need to I love
Speaker 1: that the scouts mix their um. He's all over the map.
Speaker 1: One guy says he's a playmaking rascal. Someone else called
Speaker 1: him blunt, comma immature. So a bit of a wild package.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you know, when you meet those people and they're
Speaker 1: your friends, they're the most interesting friend. Here, here's a
Speaker 1: news flash. Most most of these players immature. They should
Speaker 1: be I mean, like right, a relative they're looking for here,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean? Like you misspoke, But I
Speaker 1: get your point. No, they shouldn't be immature, but just
Speaker 1: normal for a for a it's almost impossible not to
Speaker 1: be immature. You're throwing ten million dollars at them. They
Speaker 1: should not be immature. Let's move on. That's a debate
Speaker 1: that we will unpack in greater detail on the maturity. Sure,
Speaker 1: you know, as you get into your Twitter, I get
Speaker 1: your point. I just that's absolutely true. It's possible. Both
Speaker 1: are correct in various ways. Now, the second gasp for me.
Speaker 1: Um on Draft night, first was the Duke kid a
Speaker 1: Brown Part two going to the Giants at six. Well,
Speaker 1: they hope it's not Dave Brown Part two. The second
Speaker 1: was the Pittsburgh Steelers. It's a whole new world. They
Speaker 1: trade into the top ten. The Steelers. Yeah, they make
Speaker 1: a deal with the Denver broncos um and they give
Speaker 1: their twentieth pick, the first round pick as well as
Speaker 1: a second rounder and a third rounder next year to
Speaker 1: move up ten spots and take Devin Bush, the linebacker
Speaker 1: out of Michigan, another big time prospect who can make
Speaker 1: an immediate impact on a team that hasn't been the
Speaker 1: same in the middle since Ryan shays Ere's injury. Um.
Speaker 1: Your thoughts on this move, Chris Wesley, Well, just on
Speaker 1: geography alone, we know that the Steelers are always get
Speaker 1: things ahead of Cincinnati because Pittsburgh comes before Cincinnati in
Speaker 1: the in the flow of the Ohio River. And this
Speaker 1: has been going on for forty three years. The Dealers
Speaker 1: just bang the Bengals all over the places where just happens.
Speaker 1: Ever like that, you're taking that back to essentially a
Speaker 1: grarian society where the Biver flow is producing. You've been
Speaker 1: tigress and euphrates like he's going like Huck finn on us,
Speaker 1: you've been You've been hitting this hard all night. West,
Speaker 1: You do you have any sources that Devin Bush was
Speaker 1: indeed going to be the Cincinnati pick at eleven? My
Speaker 1: sources are common sense in history. Of course, the Bengals
Speaker 1: are gonna take that guy. They needed a linebacker. Every
Speaker 1: time they want some something, the Steelers take it from them,
Speaker 1: and then their trash just flows down the Ohio River
Speaker 1: to Cincinnati and the Bengals sign a guy after he
Speaker 1: busts from them, you know. Supporting West's I mean, I
Speaker 1: can't disagree. It seems well reasoned and he speaks with
Speaker 1: much confidence. I've been watching it for a long time.
Speaker 1: And Devin Bush, they finally get their Ryan Shasier replacement.
Speaker 1: This guy seems like I can't miss. People love his character,
Speaker 1: they love his film, they love the numbers he blew
Speaker 1: up the combine as the Pittsburgh organization, they make the
Speaker 1: right move. So if they go up to get somebody,
Speaker 1: I just feel confident that they're getting the right guy.
Speaker 1: Uh and a guy that's going to make an impact.
Speaker 1: It's much more likely that happens. Given on the track
Speaker 1: record of the last years than that, it's a huge
Speaker 1: bus for them, especially when they're not drafting a cornerback,
Speaker 1: and yeah, especially at that position, and he seems like
Speaker 1: one of the safer players in the draft. Anyways, to
Speaker 1: support you know, West's theory here, uh my guy beggar
Speaker 1: ls coach Zach Taylor, you know, when asked sort kind
Speaker 1: of they asked him about, you know, whether they would
Speaker 1: have taken Bush, and you know, he answered the question
Speaker 1: just like Jonah Williams was there for us. That's who
Speaker 1: they took the tackle from Alabama, and it was it
Speaker 1: wasn't exactly a he didn't shoot down that theory totally,
Speaker 1: if you wanted to read between lines. So since an
Speaker 1: out of yes gets Jonah Williams the tackle at Alabama
Speaker 1: when you get you know, your number one offensive lineman
Speaker 1: on the board, that seems like a nice pick. But well,
Speaker 1: perhaps will never truly know, but well, there are there
Speaker 1: are some people know that they thought Jonah Williams fit
Speaker 1: better as a center than a tackle, So I mean,
Speaker 1: but who knows what people seem to be divided on that.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of people who think that you can
Speaker 1: stick at left tackle, not even right town right the
Speaker 1: uh you know, the road to world guys, you know,
Speaker 1: putting together their big board on their podcast had him
Speaker 1: as a top five player in this whole whole draft.
Speaker 1: About as safe as it as it gets. Opinions worried.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know if their crew put as
Speaker 1: much offensive line tape study into it as as our
Speaker 1: foursome did, so it remains to be seen. All right.
Speaker 1: The Packers, they picked twelve Rashawn Gary, the defensive end
Speaker 1: out of Michigan, a great athlete, uh, seen by some
Speaker 1: as a boom or bust type prospect. Very much so.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think one of the most surprising things
Speaker 1: in this draft is that they didn't take an offensive
Speaker 1: player with their two picks. Not only that, but that
Speaker 1: they traded up in back into the first round, uh
Speaker 1: to take a safety Gouda Cutts just his defense. Wild mean,
Speaker 1: just like addicted to drafting defensive players, you you Dan
Speaker 1: really wanted some weapons for Aaron Rodgers didn't get it,
Speaker 1: But I didn't think it would have surprised you, especially
Speaker 1: after we read that expose and ESPN about you know,
Speaker 1: Rogers has already working with a bunch of young guys.
Speaker 1: Uh to bring in a rookie that that would have
Speaker 1: been even more of a challenge potentially based on the
Speaker 1: personalities inside that building. But yeah, it is a little surprising.
Speaker 1: I don't I don't know if they have enough weapons
Speaker 1: around just with two picks and the fact that they
Speaker 1: spent so much money on three starters in free agency
Speaker 1: and now they just picked up a third eddress. It's
Speaker 1: not that crazy. But what was your stat Wes on
Speaker 1: the defensive backs that they've taken the last three drafts
Speaker 1: they've taken. I mean, we haven't even gotten to the
Speaker 1: second round yet this year, and they've taken five defensive
Speaker 1: backs in the first two rounds in the last three drafts.
Speaker 1: I mean that Tim tells me that Mike Petton's voice
Speaker 1: has been heard two straight off seasons because they his
Speaker 1: number one thing. You want your press corners, you want
Speaker 1: your defensive backs to be solid, and they have done
Speaker 1: nothing but dressed that team with Mike Petton type players
Speaker 1: a lot better. Right. It's a it's a it's a
Speaker 1: lot of pressure. It's hard to build a round defense
Speaker 1: in twenty nineteen. The Vikings have done a pretty good
Speaker 1: job with it, you know, so it's not imparted to
Speaker 1: get him last year. One thing I say about their offenses,
Speaker 1: I think Aaron Rodgers and their coaches like Geronimo Allison
Speaker 1: more than your average fan would believe. I think his
Speaker 1: injury really hurt them last year and they missed him terribly.
Speaker 1: The Dolphins at thirteen take Christian Wilkins, the defensive tacklett
Speaker 1: a Clemson um. You guys, get added whatever you want.
Speaker 1: I want to play one clip from the NFL Network
Speaker 1: brought podcast Daniel Jeremiah. Of course this was as big
Speaker 1: arrival as the number one draft analysts for the network.
Speaker 1: But he's not above a little sneaky, humble brag in
Speaker 1: a big spot. He's my seventh old ball player in
Speaker 1: this draft. I did not think he would end up
Speaker 1: falling all the way down there. That's why I ended
Speaker 1: up putting him in my mock draft with the Miami Dolphins,
Speaker 1: just because of connection. So that's why I put him
Speaker 1: to Miami. But if you asked me, gave me some truth,
Speaker 1: Sermon said, there's no way this kid's gonna be there.
Speaker 1: He actually was. I just wonder Mark and all as
Speaker 1: a good job. I'll set you up on this. I
Speaker 1: wonder after he heard about the first Danniel Mark Sessler
Speaker 1: mock draft, he wanted to He wanted to make sure
Speaker 1: that he was the guy letting everyone in America know
Speaker 1: I'm still the mockman and I'm nail and picks. I
Speaker 1: don't doubt that. I mean, you could tell early on
Speaker 1: the broadcast that. And I thought he did a great
Speaker 1: job tonight. We all do. But there were a little
Speaker 1: bit of nerves after what we produced the other day,
Speaker 1: just how do you match it? But then by the
Speaker 1: time you got to pick their team, I think he
Speaker 1: felt very confident that he would outshine Uh. Well we
Speaker 1: did a few day as a go, it was clear
Speaker 1: that he had done more homework and he was paying off.
Speaker 1: The Falcons take Chris Lyndstrom, a guard from Boston College
Speaker 1: at fourteen, addressing their offensive line in front of map
Speaker 1: Ryan Uh and Uh then turned around and traded back
Speaker 1: into the first round to take Irish Gary Irish Gary
Speaker 1: Caleb McGary. This goes with the theory I forget who
Speaker 1: threw it out the other day. No one ever likes
Speaker 1: it when you draft interior aligneman. Like I saw a
Speaker 1: little bit on Falcon's twitter. I think they're not excited
Speaker 1: for two two guards, your two guards, especially under an
Speaker 1: off season where they signed a couple of different guards.
Speaker 1: But that offensive line has been terrible, So what are
Speaker 1: you gonna do? But you know what, if Matt Ryan
Speaker 1: has more time in DeVonta Freeman is healthy and running
Speaker 1: through big holes and they're scoring thirty points a game
Speaker 1: in October, you know, all of a sudden, they're gonna
Speaker 1: be okay with the draft. Yeah, Matt Ryan and DeVonta
Speaker 1: Freeman are big, big winners out of this draft because,
Speaker 1: like Greg said, that offensive line was terrible by the
Speaker 1: end of last year. Um, okay, next big quarnerback pick. Yes,
Speaker 1: the Washington Redskins at fifteen. A lot of speculation will
Speaker 1: they trade up? Will they get acrost me sandwiches? Because
Speaker 1: nobody traded up into the top five. The Redskins stay
Speaker 1: put at fifteen, Greg, and this a lot of people
Speaker 1: are really excited about this draft for Washington. And it
Speaker 1: started with Dwayne Haskins, the quarterback out of Ohio State,
Speaker 1: one of the most highly touted guys in this draft,
Speaker 1: going to Washington as the next big thing there. With
Speaker 1: Alex Smith's future in doubt, well, there's all these reports
Speaker 1: that this was directed by the very top of the
Speaker 1: organization and that there was some disagreement over you know who,
Speaker 1: they who the coaching staff would actually want to take.
Speaker 1: And so you can separate two things. The process to
Speaker 1: get to this pick could be problematic. Haskins might be
Speaker 1: stepping into a very difficult situation. But this is a
Speaker 1: great result for them because they didn't trade up, They
Speaker 1: sat at fifteen. Jones ends up going to the Giant.
Speaker 1: They don't have to do anything burn any later picks,
Speaker 1: and they get a quarterback that some a lot of
Speaker 1: people believe has a good chance to be a pro quarterback.
Speaker 1: And in terms of the traits that I did watch
Speaker 1: more of Haskins than anyone, um than any of the
Speaker 1: other quarterbacks in the draft. I really I think he
Speaker 1: has traits that transfer which is accuracy that he sees
Speaker 1: the field, he anticipates, I mean in his just numbers
Speaker 1: with accuracy. We're really strong for like a West Coast
Speaker 1: John J. Gruden type of quarterback, like the comp that
Speaker 1: uh QB football gurule I forget on the QB Film
Speaker 1: room on on Twitter. His comps were cousins in Andy
Speaker 1: Dalton with with better arms two guys that Jay Gruden's coach,
Speaker 1: so you to it actually feels like it could be
Speaker 1: a good fit for them. You just feel like Jake
Speaker 1: Gruden might only have like one year to get it done.
Speaker 1: I can't believe I'm saying this, but they had one
Speaker 1: of the most intriguing first rounds. I mean absolutely to
Speaker 1: boomer Bus players. They swung for the fences, so we
Speaker 1: won't know for a couple of years how they did,
Speaker 1: but they had some talent. Well they gave up. They
Speaker 1: also gave up a second round pick uh in next
Speaker 1: year's draft to move up for their second page. Maybe
Speaker 1: more teams should have the owners stepping in and run
Speaker 1: the process in the first round. You know, I think
Speaker 1: Washington like Arizona, even more so than Arizona because after
Speaker 1: the Alex Smith injury, this team just seemed to be floating,
Speaker 1: you know, deep in the Atlantic ocean. Uh, there's a
Speaker 1: little hope in the room now. And if you're a
Speaker 1: fan of the Redskins, a team that wasn't even drawing
Speaker 1: well in their own building last year, now, maybe oh
Speaker 1: we can get behind the kid and we could take
Speaker 1: while you left. I don't know, like the whole um,
Speaker 1: it's I mean, it's true, but the whole Redskins home
Speaker 1: attendance thing I think has has been mentioned on this
Speaker 1: show like nine or ten times. It's like the team
Speaker 1: largely sucked after Thanksgiving. I get it, but every every
Speaker 1: other team in the NFC East, you know, wait, what
Speaker 1: is the theory that my theory that they don't have.
Speaker 1: I think the Redskins fans have endured one of the
Speaker 1: less appealing teams outside of a season here there for
Speaker 1: a long long time, and that chips away at people
Speaker 1: spending their disposable income on a product doomed to fail.
Speaker 1: I guess I'm surprised because the NFC East in general
Speaker 1: has been such a bedrock of the NFL that now
Speaker 1: when you're getting thumped by the other three teams in
Speaker 1: the division all the time, but they don't. I mean
Speaker 1: they're not. When you look at their record over the lab,
Speaker 1: they're not like a seller dweller constantly. They've won one
Speaker 1: playoff game in the twenty years that since the new
Speaker 1: ownership came in. I haven't been terrible, They've just been
Speaker 1: sort of that's pretty bad, boy. I'm just saying, nfcs
Speaker 1: those stadiums sell out, good bad or bad teams, good
Speaker 1: team or bad team in in this case, they have
Speaker 1: not been drawing. Why smiling funny that we keep bringing
Speaker 1: up the Redskins out? Are they pumping in fake crowd
Speaker 1: noise like some other teams? Noll hasket? It's too much.
Speaker 1: The problem is it's too much to ask for hasket.
Speaker 1: I think Haskins would have a chance in the right situation,
Speaker 1: but they've got problems on their offense. And Jeremiah DJ
Speaker 1: predicted he'll be there week one starter. I think he's
Speaker 1: gonna have a chance again, but he's gotta beat how Coote,
Speaker 1: McCoy and case Keenom. He's gotta have a chance. Uh
Speaker 1: And we didn't even mention Montes sweat that, you know,
Speaker 1: the second pick why he was such a big risk.
Speaker 1: There's some heart concerns, but otherwise he was people thought
Speaker 1: maybe a top ten type of talent. Um. There was
Speaker 1: a dispatch from r G three on Twitter. You know,
Speaker 1: he seems to have toned it down. It's talked about
Speaker 1: immaturity and and getting more mature, and we're gonna talk
Speaker 1: about it on the Immaturity Slash Maturity podcast kind of
Speaker 1: later this offseason. But he has made strides, and he
Speaker 1: had this to say, a man that has accumulated west
Speaker 1: some wisdom. You didn't draft the young man for nothing.
Speaker 1: You did it because you believe in the young man.
Speaker 1: You did it because you need a quarterback. Don't give
Speaker 1: up on him prematurely. He is your investment. Give the
Speaker 1: kid time to prove himself. Congrats young gun. Enjoy every
Speaker 1: second of it. Like who's he directing that tour? The Redskins?
Speaker 1: Like you gave a I was once that that boy,
Speaker 1: and I wasn't given the chance to play up to
Speaker 1: my abilities because my that team didn't believe in me
Speaker 1: and didn't stand by me. He's saying, stand by your man.
Speaker 1: It's ridiculous. The Redskins stood by him. The fans, I
Speaker 1: mean loved him. Tony Cornheiser called it the era of
Speaker 1: unbridled optimism. The only thing happened what he stopped playing
Speaker 1: well anymore well. And there's a lot of similarities because
Speaker 1: Dan Snyder, the owner, has a connection, a family connection
Speaker 1: to Haskins, I mean his son played with him. Haskins
Speaker 1: is from Maryland. You know they're believed to have been
Speaker 1: very active. You know that the ownership in in pushing
Speaker 1: this pick and no one stuck up and stood by
Speaker 1: r G three more than the ownership there, I mean,
Speaker 1: the the according to the reports like that, that's what
Speaker 1: kept him in that on that team and even relevant
Speaker 1: for a few more years than he would have been.
Speaker 1: And it should be stated I think maybe hindsight, because
Speaker 1: he wanted to play, he was young and all that.
Speaker 1: But a lot of people say the Redskins ruined his
Speaker 1: career by putting him on the field and not sitting
Speaker 1: him down with that knee injury that led to a
Speaker 1: fairly catastrophic kne injury in the playoffs that year and
Speaker 1: he was never the same player. Well, now that's a
Speaker 1: valid argument that might not be leaving in him. I mean,
Speaker 1: why does everything he right or say have to be
Speaker 1: a bumper sticker? I just don't get that. Get this one, Okay,
Speaker 1: let's move on, guys. If you have something to say
Speaker 1: about Brian Burns going to the Panthers defensive end at FSU,
Speaker 1: we talked about Dexter Lawrence going to the Giants and
Speaker 1: Garrett Bradberry, the center from NZI State supposed to be
Speaker 1: a great prospect going to the Vikings, or Jeffrey Simmons
Speaker 1: the defensive tackle from Mississippi State, going to your Tennessee
Speaker 1: tytoons speak now or Bryan Burns. Some people had him higher.
Speaker 1: He was a little bit polarizing. But the Panthers, who
Speaker 1: I think just by collective memory, you just assume they
Speaker 1: have this great defense. They were twenty seven and sacks
Speaker 1: last year. Outside of Mario Addison, you don't have a
Speaker 1: lot of pass So I like the idea of making
Speaker 1: this the where you go with this pick. I think
Speaker 1: they're thrilled how the draft fell, and I think they
Speaker 1: probably thought the Falcons would have taken Brian Burns at
Speaker 1: fourteen One Scouts says that Brian Burns runs like a
Speaker 1: scalded dog. Hopefully people have stopped scalding dogs by now,
Speaker 1: um fair point um. A second scout, according Money Scout,
Speaker 1: said something then a second, we're having two conversations. What
Speaker 1: were you talking about? I would just help peoplip stop
Speaker 1: scolding dogs. But now, what about the news in Australia
Speaker 1: that there's a feral cat and we have a we
Speaker 1: have a great listenership in Australia, there's an overpopulation of
Speaker 1: feral cats. I saw this an alert on my phone
Speaker 1: from the New York Times and the Humble Brake and
Speaker 1: nice subscription. It's a great paper, the Great Lady um No.
Speaker 1: But they have such a problem with feral cats that
Speaker 1: they are now dropping poison sausage into areas of high
Speaker 1: concentration and that's just the first way of killing tens
Speaker 1: of thousands of cats in Australia. What's going on? I
Speaker 1: totally get it. We like do you if you remember
Speaker 1: we had a feral cat coming into our yard and
Speaker 1: give birth to five feral kittens and it sent our
Speaker 1: household into total chaos for six months. The poison sausage.
Speaker 1: This reminds me of the big um Tybee Island coyote
Speaker 1: controversy of two thousand twelve. Take us through it well.
Speaker 1: There were a couple of coyotes were basically terrorizing the
Speaker 1: island because they were taking cats and dogs and killing them,
Speaker 1: and people worried about small children. So the mayor, one
Speaker 1: of my good friends, was really up against it. He
Speaker 1: had to decide whether do you put down the coyotes
Speaker 1: and really piss off the animal rights people, or do
Speaker 1: you let the run wild? And then people are gonna
Speaker 1: stop voting for you because they're worried about people are
Speaker 1: banging on you. That's why being there, Well, there's a
Speaker 1: tough job. Well and here's where it got really thorny.
Speaker 1: Vigilantes took it into their own hand, and there was
Speaker 1: a dead coyote on the beach one morning shot. You know,
Speaker 1: you're basically giving the plot of Jaws, only your substituting
Speaker 1: coyotes first, almost to it. I mean that's yeah. I mean,
Speaker 1: if Australia wants to let lose some coyotes, it's over.
Speaker 1: I mean that's a problem. That's a pretty big I
Speaker 1: wouldn't say, you know, problem plaguing in the Los Angeles area.
Speaker 1: But you can't leave. You can't leave your couts at
Speaker 1: the coyotes are going to get them. If you live
Speaker 1: in the mountains, forget it. Everyone. You got about a
Speaker 1: year until your cat's gonna get murdered. Yeah, I mean
Speaker 1: in circling murder. I know lots of lots of people.
Speaker 1: You know, it's like they're like, oh, yeah, our cat,
Speaker 1: they didn't come back last night. When it comes to cats,
Speaker 1: we don't trust them, I believe as a group at
Speaker 1: least I certainly don't. I think Dan, I know, shift
Speaker 1: do you agree with me? And I if I have
Speaker 1: a guy friend that owns a cat, not that guy
Speaker 1: friendship is not gonna last, so I don't trust him.
Speaker 1: I think that's a ridiculous statement. I don't like, but
Speaker 1: it's what I believe. You have a different opinion, so
Speaker 1: it's not ridiculous. You just have a different tho. It
Speaker 1: is like racist, you know, have their own beliefs. I
Speaker 1: can still think, are you calling Mark a catist? I mean,
Speaker 1: I think I think all all of God's creatures are beautiful,
Speaker 1: except you certainly do not think that. All right, tack
Speaker 1: like that Garrett Bradberry pick by the way, for the
Speaker 1: Vikings operations save Cousins. Yeah they're better. They got a
Speaker 1: big investment in that man, all right. The Broncos trade
Speaker 1: with the Steelers um and the Broncos used that pick
Speaker 1: to select Noah Fant the other big tight end um
Speaker 1: out of Iowa that you want to talk about one
Speaker 1: every twenty two thousand years, Iowa putting out two first
Speaker 1: round tight ends in one year. That's and that's the
Speaker 1: first time it's ever happened that same school that they
Speaker 1: had two tight ends taken before a single wide receiver
Speaker 1: was taken in the entire country. Like, it's ridiculous. I
Speaker 1: like this move. So many people had the Broncos mocked
Speaker 1: for a inside linebacker, which made no sense to me
Speaker 1: after they picked up Josie Jewel last year. It was
Speaker 1: not a position of need, but they didn't have anybody
Speaker 1: for for Joe Flacco to throw the ball too. I
Speaker 1: really like this. I love it, and they got a
Speaker 1: second round pick out of it. I mean, they got
Speaker 1: the Steelers second round pick, which is pretty valuable for
Speaker 1: a Broncos team with a lot of needs. I don't
Speaker 1: care if you know he's a wide receiver at tight end,
Speaker 1: He's ultimately just another pack I can't have Flacco running
Speaker 1: an offense without a viable tight end. I agree. The
Speaker 1: Seahawks are picking at twenty one, they trade out of
Speaker 1: the spot. The Packers jump in, uh, and they give
Speaker 1: up their thirtieth pick along with two fourth rounders. UH.
Speaker 1: So with that pick, the Packers take Darnell Savage, the
Speaker 1: safety out of Maryland. We talked about that. The Packers
Speaker 1: really going ham at the defensive side. Uh. In terms
Speaker 1: of player acquisition. At twenty two, another trade, the Eagles
Speaker 1: trade into the Ravens spot to take Andre Dillard, a
Speaker 1: tackle out of Washington State, which really really seemed to uh.
Speaker 1: First of all, Daniel Jeremiah called it the best draft
Speaker 1: pick of the night, the Eagles making the move up
Speaker 1: and getting Dillard, a very talented young tackle, and it
Speaker 1: really seemed to chap the Houston Texans who thought they
Speaker 1: were gonna be able to take Dillard potentially, instead they
Speaker 1: perhaps settle we don't know, but perhaps settle on Titus Howard,
Speaker 1: a tackle out of Alabama State. So uh, it seems
Speaker 1: like it's possible that Texans got banged by the Eagles
Speaker 1: who jumped ahead of him a big fan shows the
Speaker 1: different organizational priorities, Like the Eagles aren't even gonna start
Speaker 1: Dillard this year and they traded up for him. I mean,
Speaker 1: he's Jason Peters is uh presumptive replacement, but I doubt
Speaker 1: he's gonna take Jason Peters out of the lineup. And
Speaker 1: so you have Lane Johnson and he's only gonna be
Speaker 1: a third tackle, and yet they traded up to get him. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: you know, Dillard would be the most talented guy on
Speaker 1: the entire Texans offensive line. I mean, Dillard was of
Speaker 1: any college tackle, the highest rated in past protection. They
Speaker 1: do talk about all these guys that like playing a
Speaker 1: two point stands throughout college and don't have any real
Speaker 1: three point stance. But I but I don't know. I mean,
Speaker 1: you're gonna So then it's an even plain when you're
Speaker 1: drafting most of these dudes. Titus Howard is interesting, but
Speaker 1: it's been pointed out if you can't play left tackle
Speaker 1: at Alabama State, you're probably not gonna play left tackle
Speaker 1: in the Pro. That pick reminded me so much of
Speaker 1: the Bengals pick up Billy Price a year ago, where
Speaker 1: everyone thought they were gonna take Frank rag Now the center,
Speaker 1: and then they got taken one pick and ahead of him,
Speaker 1: and so it was just like the fantasy draft where
Speaker 1: you just like scrambling, just like take the next guy
Speaker 1: at that position, and it was a pretty big drop
Speaker 1: off between those two picks. The same thing happens to
Speaker 1: the Bengals again. So alright, so Josh Jacobs comes off
Speaker 1: the board of the Ravens in that trade with the Eagles,
Speaker 1: they go and make a pick to add to their offense,
Speaker 1: and it's the first wide receiver off the board. Marque's
Speaker 1: Hollywood Brown, the wide receiver at Oklahoma West. You didn't
Speaker 1: like this pick. No. It was a big debate in
Speaker 1: the newsroom, and I you know, I saw this last year.
Speaker 1: I saw this movie. John Brown, a four three guy
Speaker 1: who's a d threat and a little bit undersized, went underutilized,
Speaker 1: basically not utilized whatsoever once Lamar Jackson took over. I
Speaker 1: don't think Lamar Jackson is an outside the numbers, down
Speaker 1: the field quarterback. His throwing style is a pop gun arm.
Speaker 1: I just don't think he has that harm. I would
Speaker 1: just say, I remember, we've had these conversations about young
Speaker 1: quarterbacks to like give them a little time, and I
Speaker 1: think I think Jackson coming out of college, man, he
Speaker 1: threw a lot of pretty deep balls in college and
Speaker 1: you definitely didn't see that much last year. But what
Speaker 1: Brown gives them that John Brown, what Marky's Brown gives
Speaker 1: them that John Brown definitely didn't, is those manufactured plays.
Speaker 1: I mean he led, He led the conference in yards
Speaker 1: after the catch, and a lot of those are on
Speaker 1: those short passes. But he's a water book. Those guys
Speaker 1: don't break tackles and you are not. He broke more
Speaker 1: tackles than any player. Yes, sure, Avon Austin did too.
Speaker 1: I mean, what are we doing here one or sixty
Speaker 1: six pounds, enter sixty six pounds. I think you're if
Speaker 1: you're the Ravens, you need play makers and you need
Speaker 1: guys that can stretch the field. And even if he
Speaker 1: catches passes, if it's twenty yards for catching and he's
Speaker 1: making some plays down field, that's a win. I know,
Speaker 1: like it's the brown As a Browns fan like I
Speaker 1: didn't like to pick because you gotta find someone to
Speaker 1: deal with him. They made out the perfect quarterback for this.
Speaker 1: He's also a guy that went from Baker Mayfield to
Speaker 1: Kyler Murray. I've just heard a lot of this. Lebar
Speaker 1: Jackson can't throw stuff this off scenes from a lot
Speaker 1: of corner I'm not saying, And I think it's strength
Speaker 1: of the field. He started seven games and for what
Speaker 1: he was asked to do, he was. He's a bust better.
Speaker 1: You can tell by the way he plays quarterback. He
Speaker 1: throws between the numbers and sort of not downfield. So
Speaker 1: I agree that they needed the receiver and they need
Speaker 1: to skill position talent. I just I would have liked
Speaker 1: to have seen him go to a different team. Ravens
Speaker 1: also don't have a great track record picking wide receivers
Speaker 1: early in the draft, um Rahad Perriman being a notable
Speaker 1: example in recent years, but perhaps brown will make a
Speaker 1: difference for them. We talked about Sweat going at twenty
Speaker 1: six to the Redskins, the Raiders taking Abram the Safety
Speaker 1: out of Mississippippy State. The Chargers who had a you know,
Speaker 1: I would say, a sizey draft party in Santa Monica today.
Speaker 1: It was oppressive. They had, uh the NFL network showed
Speaker 1: a a um, you know, a wide shot. It seemed
Speaker 1: like there were several hundred people, maybe a thousand people
Speaker 1: who knows at the pier. So I mean, I'd argue
Speaker 1: there are fans of this teaming. I agree with you.
Speaker 1: I'd argue the Santa Monica Pier wouldn't have been barren
Speaker 1: um of humans. The party, they promoted it pretty well.
Speaker 1: It's not too far from where I live. And throughout
Speaker 1: the week you saw the sign people they're giving away
Speaker 1: free stuff. There's giveaways, there's food and what they when
Speaker 1: they had the little the Chargers logo on the Santa
Speaker 1: Monica Ferris wheel. I mean, you know, up in the
Speaker 1: sky you can see that for miles around tonight look beautiful.
Speaker 1: They packed the year, But can they pack the stadium? Mark?
Speaker 1: We'll find out in a couple of years. Mark was
Speaker 1: more annoyed by that. I mean it's like, I get it.
Speaker 1: They're from l A, so we must we don't have.
Speaker 1: I enjoyed it. If you can see a ferris wheel
Speaker 1: with your team's logo from five miles away, up and
Speaker 1: down the coast, that's a win. If Rogers listening to
Speaker 1: the show, that that is Mark who says that football
Speaker 1: won't be around in a hundred years and is not
Speaker 1: a fan of Los Angeles football. That is Mark Sessler.
Speaker 1: Well some of that is true. What does that look for?
Speaker 1: Tam post Ricky is just looking like you're just like
Speaker 1: if you get to see your team on a ferris wheel,
Speaker 1: you're just like full of just I just don't trust something.
Speaker 1: My team Well I did have cats, or my parents didn't. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's a lot of about you and you're like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: you see your team, and then next you're gonna be
Speaker 1: like you see the guy in Hawaii, I mean the Chargers.
Speaker 1: You get to see your favorite fifth team of the NFL.
Speaker 1: I mean, if you're if you're saying that, if you're
Speaker 1: saying the Chargers get too much support. I think you'd
Speaker 1: be the first person to ever say that you let's
Speaker 1: help this little team out. Please, they need some help.
Speaker 1: It would be nice for them. In San Diego. Where
Speaker 1: do the charges rank? I mean, after your favorite team,
Speaker 1: the Eagles, and your second favorite team, that Patriots. Where
Speaker 1: do the charges well, the Rams No, I would say
Speaker 1: the Patriots are obviously first. The l A teams and
Speaker 1: the Eagles are in that mix after where they're all together.
Speaker 1: All right. So the Seattle Seahawks UM pick twenty nine
Speaker 1: because they traded uh Frank, the Rods are actually ahead
Speaker 1: of them right now. Frank Clark, the Frank Clark trade
Speaker 1: that's sent the defensive end to Kansas City. They take L. J.
Speaker 1: Collier the defensive end at a TCU, who's uh a
Speaker 1: guy with upside uh and Michael Bennett comps which would
Speaker 1: fit in with Seattle. But the other uh, you know,
Speaker 1: big news concerning uh this pick and the team connected
Speaker 1: to with the chiefs Tyreek Hill. UM. Some real disturbing
Speaker 1: audio came out today was posted by a local UH
Speaker 1: news affiliate in Kansas City. I believe was it at
Speaker 1: Kansas City? Uh? And uh you know it was Hill
Speaker 1: and his girlfriend. Uh, the two people that are connected
Speaker 1: to the childhood abuse investigation and that involved the young
Speaker 1: son that suffered the broken arm. Um. It was reported
Speaker 1: this week or yesterday that there wouldn't be any criminal
Speaker 1: charges filed against either of the adults in this situation.
Speaker 1: This audio recording of surfaces, of course, goes viral, gets
Speaker 1: blasted out, and then the general manager of the Kansas
Speaker 1: City Chiefs, Bret Veach uh announces after the draft that
Speaker 1: Tyreck Hill will not be involved with the Chiefs in
Speaker 1: any capacity for quote the foreseeable future. Uh. You could
Speaker 1: try to read between the lines that this this could
Speaker 1: very well be the final straw that uh, you know,
Speaker 1: um snaps the camel's back and that's the end of
Speaker 1: Tyreek Hill in Kansas City. It certainly seems to be
Speaker 1: trending that way. Now. Hard to know. I mean, the
Speaker 1: the audio, you know, it's to the entire situation is tragic.
Speaker 1: I mean, going back to his involvement with the same
Speaker 1: woman and and child, you know, in in college and
Speaker 1: child wasn't even born then. But just looking at the
Speaker 1: statement that Veach made, it does feel like it crossed
Speaker 1: a certain threshold you would think for the team all right,
Speaker 1: I think, but we'll see. There's probably more two for
Speaker 1: them to look into and stuff. But absolutely just gives
Speaker 1: you total pause when you look at the transcript of
Speaker 1: that audio. I just I don't know. I like, there's
Speaker 1: some things that are just if there's any scenario where
Speaker 1: this is what's happened and they keep him, I don't
Speaker 1: I can't figure out how to back that on any level.
Speaker 1: And Veach also said in the statement that he found
Speaker 1: out about the audio recording in quote real time, so
Speaker 1: he found out, the team found out as the same
Speaker 1: time as the rest of It's just remarkable that two
Speaker 1: months ago there you know, report that Tyreeko was going
Speaker 1: to become the highest paid receiver in the league. Um alright,
Speaker 1: so um, And we'll keep an eye on that situation. Obviously.
Speaker 1: Next time we'll bring a podcast to you is after
Speaker 1: the draft, so we'll see if there's any movement, uh
Speaker 1: in the Tyreek Hill situation. The Giants trade back into
Speaker 1: the first round. We talked about that DeAndre Baker, the
Speaker 1: Falcons trade with the Rams swap of the Rams, so
Speaker 1: the Rams trade out of the first round entirely, and
Speaker 1: the Falcon state Caleb McGarry tackle out of Washington and
Speaker 1: um finally the Patriots. Um can I mention one thing
Speaker 1: about one quote on Caleb Gary and I'm sure he's
Speaker 1: a very he's massive, he's six ft seven. Someone called
Speaker 1: him big stiff robot guy. I'm sure there are other uh,
Speaker 1: big stiff robot guy. I'm sure the other qualities that
Speaker 1: he brings to the table the Falcons must think. So
Speaker 1: it's quite a name. The Patriots take a wide receiver
Speaker 1: nikkil Harry out of a s U. Uh and Greg,
Speaker 1: that is a good pick. You like that pick? I did.
Speaker 1: I liked his interview you know on NFL Network, like
Speaker 1: the cut of his jib, his attitude. But I like that.
Speaker 1: It was the Patriots going against type, which is they
Speaker 1: have not drafted receivers in the first round. They have
Speaker 1: not drafted many outside receivers, very high physical receivers. His profile,
Speaker 1: uh as a guy who can kind of be a
Speaker 1: big slot guy, win at the catchpoint, physical, run after catch,
Speaker 1: like man. They need that. So it's it's just nice
Speaker 1: when you when the Patriots, you know, pick need and
Speaker 1: and a lot of people, you know, some people Adam
Speaker 1: as the top receiver in the league. Well, I mean
Speaker 1: in the draft, There aren't many holes in Bill Belichick's resume,
Speaker 1: but drafting early roundwide receivers is one of them. So
Speaker 1: maybe this is one of his few challenges. Left and
Speaker 1: put the page street It's logo on a ferris wheel
Speaker 1: while you're at it, please all right? And the biggest
Speaker 1: news of the night, Ricky Hollywood, of course, that Taylor
Speaker 1: Swift dropped her new video, which she announced She's in Nashville.
Speaker 1: I think she has a home down there. She announced
Speaker 1: it at the Draft that it was dropping, and your
Speaker 1: thoughts on the news really at the Draft she was there.
Speaker 1: She was on some some show and said it was
Speaker 1: coming out, and uh, Eric and I watched it in
Speaker 1: real time together. Yeah, like nine oh two. I was
Speaker 1: already watching it live. It's great. It reminds me of
Speaker 1: her older stuff, not Reputation album. The video feels like her. Um,
Speaker 1: I haven't gotten the full effect yet. I can't wait
Speaker 1: till tonight at three am when I'm driving home. I
Speaker 1: gotta really bump it in the car to feel it
Speaker 1: so you don't drive off the road. Well, I'm not
Speaker 1: worried about that. It's like I want the experience. Got it?
Speaker 1: Got it? Really like immersing myself. So it was like
Speaker 1: it was like, oh, yeah, I remember how I said,
Speaker 1: like the old Taylor is dead. Actually that didn't work
Speaker 1: out too well. It didn't really test market. People didn't
Speaker 1: like that. So now the old Taylor is totally back.
Speaker 1: You know, only a cat guy would say something like that. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: Now you're right though, totally. But what did you think?
Speaker 1: I loved it. I think I think she's much more
Speaker 1: comfortable in the lane that this single. And you know,
Speaker 1: she seems super tall in all like this the bad block. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Taylor Smith. Taylor Smith one of my favorites. All right,
Speaker 1: there you go. That's the round one recap um. As
Speaker 1: we said, quick word about the Colt Chris Ballard, continue
Speaker 1: to knock it out of the part your favorite type
Speaker 1: of frog. Three second round picks this guy's got this
Speaker 1: year and two next year. This guy is building a
Speaker 1: perennial playoff power right draft for that too. I just
Speaker 1: wanted to get a little cold on your list. So
Speaker 1: they didn't they didn't pick. No, they trade it out.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, you know, let's see what they do
Speaker 1: with the picks before we start throwing the bouquets at
Speaker 1: the man's feet. I know he's had a great year
Speaker 1: or so. I mean, it's just adding to the collection
Speaker 1: of bouquets that are already down there. We'll be back
Speaker 1: Saturday when we recap um the entire draft. We'll we'll
Speaker 1: go through all the second through seventh round. We won't
Speaker 1: go through every pick, but you know, things that jump
Speaker 1: out to us, uh. For the balance of the draft,
Speaker 1: maybe share some winners and losers. Check in on our
Speaker 1: sandwich props, see how they're going, uh for the draft.
Speaker 1: Not well for me, some bad news in the back
Speaker 1: end of the draft, but we'll get to all that.
Speaker 1: I think we'll all catch up to you in mediocrity.
Speaker 1: The reality is none of us have hit a single proposition.
Speaker 1: So yeah, so you have company problematic situation so far.
Speaker 1: But thank you everybody, uh for listening, and good luck
Speaker 1: to your teams the rest of the way. And that's it.
Speaker 1: That's all I gotta really say. Good job, guys. Stan
Speaker 1: Heads a signing off for Quiet Storm, the mail Man,
Speaker 1: the old Boss on Ricky Hollywood behind the Glass until
Speaker 1: Saturday night. Do you think you've been brain damage? Oh yeah, definitely,
Speaker 1: there's no doubt. Okay, don't I left something on the
Speaker 1: operating table. There's no doubt