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Speaker 1: now your host, Kyle Yeomans.
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Speaker 2: I think seven to eight is what the allotted time
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Speaker 2: gonna answer as many draft questions as possible. So according
Speaker 2: to Twitter on the twenty Vox Lombardi, we're gonna get
Speaker 2: through two over that hour of time. Can't wait, but
Speaker 2: I wanted to hit that initially. Ain't lying with it
Speaker 2: being a week out from the draft, gentleman, we got
Speaker 2: a lot of questions out there, but Votch, you did
Speaker 2: bring up a topic of conversation that I do want
Speaker 2: to get to. I want to gauge where we would
Speaker 2: feel comfortable filling certain roles on this team and how
Speaker 2: deep into the draft we can get into it, how
Speaker 2: deep into the draft we can find certain places and needs,
Speaker 2: like wide receiver too, like running back one, like a
Speaker 2: starting offensive line, all of these different elements. So I'm
Speaker 2: going to run through each position. I want you to
Speaker 2: tell me what is the latest that we could possibly
Speaker 2: draft each one of these guys that would fill it in.
Speaker 2: We'll start with wide receiver two. When is the latest
Speaker 2: you would feel comfortable drafting a wide receiver two? Not
Speaker 2: talking about a Jalen Tolbert competitive I'm talking to somebody
Speaker 2: that is a clear cut two behind CD lamp.
Speaker 6: So this player would be better than Jaln Tobin. Yes,
Speaker 6: that can come in and get six touchdowns and you know,
Speaker 6: six hundred yards year one. Sure, I would say I
Speaker 6: would say round two is as is as late as
Speaker 6: I would feel confident about this So for me, that's
Speaker 6: Jack Best, Jalen Royals, and elk al Manure. I think
Speaker 6: Jalen Noel would be a good player. These are my
Speaker 6: third round guys. I think Tedz Johnson be a good player,
Speaker 6: Trey Harrison be a good player. I don't see them
Speaker 6: getting what Jalen Tobert would get because then you have
Speaker 6: to account for Jalen Tobert's next next bump up or whatever,
Speaker 6: like year four Jalen Tober or whatever. So I think
Speaker 6: round two is as far as it to go. So
Speaker 6: context for this though, Kyle, the reason why you know,
Speaker 6: just bringing this up is because you kind of got
Speaker 6: to figure out what goes where, like like like where
Speaker 6: you're gonna take picks, because for me, I'm not really
Speaker 6: into the offensive tackle race, but I love Josh Simmons,
Speaker 6: you know what I'm saying. So once I get past
Speaker 6: Simmons or maybe like one other guy like you know, Membo,
Speaker 6: I'm not really looking for offense tackle at all. So
Speaker 6: that's my context for like bringing this up like this.
Speaker 6: So once we get passed round two, I'm moving on
Speaker 6: from wide receiver.
Speaker 5: I'm looking for some else. That's just the context.
Speaker 4: Mind it.
Speaker 2: Okay, So what do you think wide receiver two can
Speaker 2: be Brian.
Speaker 4: You know what, Yeah, that Vosch has hit the right names.
Speaker 4: I think I would include Royals in there. I think
Speaker 4: I could carry this thing down to God. This is
Speaker 4: gonna be tough, but here we go. I think I
Speaker 4: could carry this thing to Kyle Williams. Wow, okay, and
Speaker 4: I got him at sixty six on my stack. And
Speaker 4: but that's kind of where I'm at right now. Save
Speaker 4: you on Williams. I really do like that kid from TCU. Man,
Speaker 4: he does a lot of things from you. As Bill
Speaker 4: Parcells would say, you take him to the game, You're
Speaker 4: gonna get a lot of plays out of him. But
Speaker 4: I think that you're I think that Voch has hit this.
Speaker 4: I think that Besch I am in your those kinds
Speaker 4: of guys. I think I think Tommy's going to tell
Speaker 4: me about Harris from Old Miss Uh, you know, as
Speaker 4: a guy that could be impossibly there. But I Kyle
Speaker 4: Williams is kind of the guy that I'm looking at
Speaker 4: and saying, Okay, maybe that's the guy that could come
Speaker 4: in and and give me that role as a second guy.
Speaker 4: Vertical player across the field, player, run after catch player. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's kind of where I'm I'm maybe putting the line
Speaker 4: in the sand.
Speaker 2: We haven't talked a whole lot about him, specifically at
Speaker 2: wide receiver, and you've you've been very very high on
Speaker 2: saving on Williams from TCU I have off the jump.
Speaker 2: So I'm a little shocked to hear you say you
Speaker 2: have Kyle Williams higher. Tell me a little bit about what.
Speaker 4: Well once once I studied it. But once I studied
Speaker 4: Kyle Williams out of Washington, Washington State, you know, I
Speaker 4: just started to see a guy who was a high
Speaker 4: targeted guy. I saw separation. I saw run after catch,
Speaker 4: I saw being able to make contested catches. I saw separation. Yeah,
Speaker 4: deep ball stuff. I mean there there. You look at
Speaker 4: the way that he was able to make plays down
Speaker 4: the field and make it at all three levels the screen,
Speaker 4: the screen game that the Cowboys are any great screen
Speaker 4: running team. But but you saw it really at Washington
Speaker 4: State at all three levels. And the same thing with Williams.
Speaker 4: You saw Williams. They put him in the backfield and
Speaker 4: it's handing the ball. And Vach will probably tell you,
Speaker 4: I'm sure that, hey, man, is this guy running back,
Speaker 4: this guy running this guy kind of should we look
Speaker 4: at him as more of a running back, you know,
Speaker 4: than really a wide receiver the way he runs the ball.
Speaker 4: But I just feel like that Kyle Williams is just
Speaker 4: give me level, give me that play on all three
Speaker 4: levels that I need and would be really really good.
Speaker 4: And I think he's I think right now it would
Speaker 4: be a better player than Tolbert.
Speaker 3: Okay, I feel good in the In the third, I
Speaker 3: think for a wide receiver two and a lot of
Speaker 3: the names that these guys have thrown out there, Brian
Speaker 3: mentioned it.
Speaker 4: I'm higher on Trey Harris. I've got him in the second.
Speaker 3: So that would be if you get him at forty
Speaker 3: four and you want to focus on something else at twelve.
Speaker 4: I can live with that.
Speaker 3: But I think this is these first three routes of
Speaker 3: wide receivers are for what the Cowboys are looking for.
Speaker 3: You've got guys there, I mean, Besh you as mentioned
Speaker 3: Io Mannor from Stanford. I'm with Brian, I love Royals
Speaker 3: from Utah State. Jaden Higgins, I've got him in the third.
Speaker 3: I'm a little bit lower on him, I think, And
Speaker 3: then you know, save on Williams from TCU. I've got
Speaker 3: him in the fourth So even if he falls down
Speaker 3: and you know, the Cowboys do something to trade up
Speaker 3: and get their fourth round pick back, potentially, Yeah, that
Speaker 3: would be someone that I'd be good with. So I
Speaker 3: think that if you don't look at if the Cowboys
Speaker 3: don't look at McMillan and Golden at twelve as like,
Speaker 3: I don't know if we want to take a wide
Speaker 3: receiver two guy at twelve and we want to wait
Speaker 3: till later. I don't think that's the worst thing in
Speaker 3: the world. I just think a guy like McMillan, if
Speaker 3: he's there at twelve, makes way too much sense.
Speaker 2: Well, and I think that's the conversation you have to have.
Speaker 2: And then goes back to what Vox was talking about,
Speaker 2: can you stretch wide receiver if you don't go there
Speaker 2: in the first because I think right now we would
Speaker 2: all say wide receivers one of, if not the most
Speaker 2: likely picks at twelve, Yeah for the Cowboys, So we
Speaker 2: can you push it past that?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 4: We keep talking about though, but do they feel differently
Speaker 4: about their wide receiver room than we do? Maybe you
Speaker 4: know they they feel like with Mingo and Tolberd and
Speaker 4: floorin Away and Brooks. Do they feel different about them,
Speaker 4: and you know, and you know you're yeah, I mean,
Speaker 4: the the evaluation would say, and there's a reason why
Speaker 4: they brought all those receivers in, all those top receivers.
Speaker 4: They probably, but I just wonder if in fact that
Speaker 4: they that they look at me personally, I kind of
Speaker 4: feel like the corners even more pressing than wide receiver
Speaker 4: at times.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but does that value line up? Because that goes
Speaker 2: back to Will Johnson and Jade Barron in that conversation.
Speaker 4: You know what I mean, I'm gonna have I'm gonna
Speaker 4: have these wide receivers high on my board. But again,
Speaker 4: I don't know if they would That's the thing I
Speaker 4: don't know. Even though they brought all those guys in,
Speaker 4: I don't know if they smoke screening us. Maybe, you know,
Speaker 4: are they saying, hey, we're not gonna we're It's it's
Speaker 4: like one thing when they when they bring in the
Speaker 4: East Carolina corner, which I think and I don't know
Speaker 4: the other five or six names. There might have been
Speaker 4: some more corners in that group, but there was one corner,
Speaker 4: you know. To me, if they just brought in one
Speaker 4: of these wide receivers, maybe that would telegraph what they're
Speaker 4: thinking about or did they bring all these guys in
Speaker 4: to say, listen, we're not going to give anybody an
Speaker 4: opportunity to kind of get a gauge of what we're
Speaker 4: doing here. But I mean, corner to me is super
Speaker 4: super pressing. But they might feel better about wide receiver
Speaker 4: than I know our show does.
Speaker 2: Well, let's go into a corner then as a part
Speaker 2: of this, I guess rundown for the most part. By
Speaker 2: the way, I would take seven receivers, So second round
Speaker 2: is where I've got it. I mean, the last guy
Speaker 2: that I would take over Jalen Tolbert in this same
Speaker 2: kind of comparison, would be Royals from Utah State. That
Speaker 2: would be the last guy I've got in terms of
Speaker 2: the current wide receivers. But let's go to corner starting corner.
Speaker 4: That you could have.
Speaker 2: It could be a nickel, it could be an outside corner,
Speaker 2: it could be one of those guys on the boundary.
Speaker 2: Where would you feel comfortable making a starting caliber corner
Speaker 2: as deep as you possibly can.
Speaker 5: So I think corners totally different.
Speaker 6: And I wish I was on Last Week show or
Speaker 6: Last Last Show or whatever Tuesday show. Yeah, Yeah, the
Speaker 6: picck a tackle or whyever he'd running back conversation whatever.
Speaker 6: I was on Team one Tech for that, Yeah, you were,
Speaker 6: because the Cowboys have problems with the run game and
Speaker 6: things like that. But I just feel like cornerback is
Speaker 6: you left out corner, right, But I feel like cornerback
Speaker 6: is deepest all get out. So I'm down in round
Speaker 6: four and maybe in the middle of five, I'm up
Speaker 6: here like longer. Beam can probably play some corner for
Speaker 6: me right now, Kobe Bryant, Riley Huzzy, I'm just thinking
Speaker 6: about names, Wade, Wade, way deep down in there. More
Speaker 6: than likely Cowboys are probably gonna take a third round corner.
Speaker 6: I got Maxwell Harrison that he might be a first
Speaker 6: round guy since he going to the draft and all that.
Speaker 5: So I'm just wrong on that one. But like Darian Porter,
Speaker 5: he'll be a fantastic Cover three guy for you.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 6: So there's every single round I'm looking at at corners,
Speaker 6: and I'm just not running out of guys. I think
Speaker 6: at most, at most from Lsu Alexander, he can convey Alexander,
Speaker 6: he can compete with Kayln Carson at least, you know. So,
Speaker 6: I'm corners is deep in this class.
Speaker 2: This is my Remember Kayln Carson was what as and
Speaker 2: he immediately had some rotation there at Corner. They felt
Speaker 2: really good about that, but they could go deep into
Speaker 2: this class. I mean I'm looking at fourth and fifth
Speaker 2: round guys that I'm looking at, Guys like like Elijah
Speaker 2: Hussey from North Carolina and Jalen Smith from USC. You
Speaker 2: mentioned Brian Jabarbihammad from Oregon. These are all guys I
Speaker 2: would feel comfortable with at least putting in a rotation
Speaker 2: right now now a bona fide starter, you probably gotta
Speaker 2: go top three rounds.
Speaker 6: Also to Kyle and Table, do you guys think that
Speaker 6: the league is valuing Corner like less? Because walking into
Speaker 6: a draft, I'd be like boy Terrian Arnold, that's top
Speaker 6: ten dude for me. Quinnyon Mitch is a top ten
Speaker 6: dude for me. What's our guy? Pittsburgh Ago, Penn State,
Speaker 6: Joey Boy. Joey Porter is a dude that everybody on
Speaker 6: draft We love Joey Port and these guys fall and
Speaker 6: they get to the league and they do fine, But
Speaker 6: why is Corner falling like that?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 6: Why all of a sudden corners that we love that
Speaker 6: we watched film on and it goes to the league
Speaker 6: and do fine.
Speaker 5: So we're not wrong. League, league is wrong. We right,
Speaker 5: Why did those guys drop so much?
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, I think the best example of somebody
Speaker 4: that didn't think exactly what you just said was Philadelphia Eagles.
Speaker 4: So they realized they drafted two corners and that changed
Speaker 4: their defense completely. It's what they did with with you know,
Speaker 4: with Mitchell and the Gene So you know, I try
Speaker 4: and play without a couple of them. Dallas did that
Speaker 4: for a while, and you know, and they and they
Speaker 4: and they had to throw Carson out there and it
Speaker 4: didn't work out, and they were signing guys off the street,
Speaker 4: didn't work out. You know, there was there's a lot
Speaker 4: of things. But you know, I I don't want to
Speaker 4: believe that teams are are doing that or saying that
Speaker 4: about corners because I think it is such an important position.
Speaker 4: So I I just the example of Philadelphia if you
Speaker 4: if you want to believe that, and then I'm not
Speaker 4: saying I'm not going to I'm saying, but if you
Speaker 4: want to believe that, go look at the Philadelphia Eagles.
Speaker 4: Go look at how they ended their season two years
Speaker 4: ago on defense, and then look how they ended the
Speaker 4: season this last year. That's all you need to know.
Speaker 4: That's all you need to know about how important corners
Speaker 4: are for your football team. Me personally, though, I think
Speaker 4: when you start getting past, say, Kobe Bryant at Kansas,
Speaker 4: I'm starting to kind of feel like, Okay, am I
Speaker 4: really really going to get a starter out of this one?
Speaker 2: Where do you have him?
Speaker 4: He's my one hundred and thirty fifth best player on
Speaker 4: my board?
Speaker 2: So is that a fourth?
Speaker 4: That's about a fourth? I like we mentioned Alexander, I
Speaker 4: have a one thirty nine Ranshaw. I mean it is
Speaker 4: a drop. And when I get down to Ranshaw from
Speaker 4: Tulane was a guy that I looked at.
Speaker 2: I picked up you know late you as a corner
Speaker 2: of safety.
Speaker 4: I'm a corner.
Speaker 2: Okay, Yeah, he played a lot of safety. Yeah, two lane.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think I got him at picked one seventy one.
Speaker 4: So maybe to me it's more like the guys you
Speaker 4: were talking about. It was Huzzy Mohammed maybe from Oregon,
Speaker 4: Dotson another guy, and Bryant and Alexander. That might be
Speaker 4: where you kind of start to and everything else after
Speaker 4: that might be you're kind of thinking, Okay, guy's got traits,
Speaker 4: but he's limited doing this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm with you, guys, but I just feel like,
Speaker 3: because of what we saw with Philadelphia last year, you wonder, Okay,
Speaker 3: do we take a premium pick on a corner if
Speaker 3: we're going to get that kind of game changing defensive performance.
Speaker 4: Out of a guy like that? Is there a guy
Speaker 4: in this draft early? I think there could be.
Speaker 3: I mean you look at guys in like the second round,
Speaker 3: Benjamin Morrison from Notre Dame, Trey Amas from Ole, miss
Speaker 3: Osrayah Thomas, I've got him in the second So you know,
Speaker 3: names like that can come into a room where you
Speaker 3: don't know when Trayvon Diggs is gonna come back. You
Speaker 3: don't really have a nickel guy at the moment. So
Speaker 3: is that something that they decided to double dip or
Speaker 3: I know there's been people have talked about moving to
Speaker 3: Ron Bland inside. I'm not out of the opinion that
Speaker 3: they should do that. But do you get a high
Speaker 3: value guy like that? Do you use a premium pick
Speaker 3: on it and try to bolster your defense that way?
Speaker 3: I don't think it's out of the equation. As far
Speaker 3: as how comfortable, I think I'm with the consensus here.
Speaker 3: You know, you look at names like Corey Black from
Speaker 3: Oklahoma State, that would be one.
Speaker 4: I'd be okay with.
Speaker 3: Quincy Riley from Louisville's a guy. I really like, Dorian
Speaker 3: Strong Virginia Tech. All names that could make sense for you.
Speaker 3: But I think I would prefer to spend one of
Speaker 3: those second or maybe even third round picks on a corner,
Speaker 3: just because right now this team needs a starting cornerback
Speaker 3: alongside Deron Bland for as long as Trayvon Diggs isn't there.
Speaker 6: Let me ask you this, where do y'all have joh
Speaker 6: A Barron versus last year?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 6: Versus Mitchell and Arnold from last year's draft Quinn Shawn
Speaker 6: Mitchell and yeah, Tyran Arnold. Like like, I'm saying Baron
Speaker 6: because we all may not feel that great about Will
Speaker 6: Johnson or whatever, so I'm saying Barry. I think we
Speaker 6: all can agree that we love Baron. Here, Where do
Speaker 6: you gray Baron versus last year's best corner?
Speaker 2: He would beat my fourth corner. He would be behind Arnold, Mitchell,
Speaker 2: de Jene and that's it.
Speaker 4: I would put him four.
Speaker 6: Put those three guys up above him, Johnny probably a
Speaker 6: second round.
Speaker 2: And that's based off last year. I pulled up my
Speaker 2: draft boards from last year, so that's before they even played,
Speaker 2: and those three guys ended up playing pretty well throughout
Speaker 2: the year. But that's that's where i'd have them.
Speaker 6: I don't know if it wouldn't matter, but this draft, Man,
Speaker 6: we gotta account for inflation, you know what I'm saying, Like, like,
Speaker 6: we gotta we gotta account for the idea.
Speaker 2: That nobody wants to hear about that on this show.
Speaker 2: I apologize dealing with that anyway.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying, We got to account for the
Speaker 6: idea that that that this year's class ain't like last year's.
Speaker 6: I see it a lot on this just oh well,
Speaker 6: that's not a player that's worth the twelfth overall pick. Like, well, man,
Speaker 6: this one of them drafts where the dude that we
Speaker 6: draft at twelve this year ain't gonna be like the
Speaker 6: dude that went twelve last year. So we have to
Speaker 6: we have to think about that.
Speaker 4: I went last year. I'm just looking at my board.
Speaker 4: I had Arnold Mitchell Wiggins. I had Wiggins, and then
Speaker 4: I had the gene as the first player in the
Speaker 4: second round. If that helps you with anything. But I'm
Speaker 4: kind of feeling like that maybe I would have Like
Speaker 4: I think I would have had Arnold over. I don't
Speaker 4: think I would have had Mitchell over. Baron is where
Speaker 4: I'm at right there, So I think maybe only Arnold
Speaker 4: would have been the guy that I had over over.
Speaker 2: Where is he in your stack?
Speaker 4: Baron? Baron?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm just curious.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the things like my Knine guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're I have him at twelve.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, let me look at this real quick because
Speaker 4: I want to make sure I get it right. Uh yeah,
Speaker 4: he see, these corners are bothering me in a way
Speaker 4: because of the injury stuff, and I'm trying to get
Speaker 4: as much. I'm trying to get as much information about
Speaker 4: him as I can. And I got reveal at twel
Speaker 4: I got fifteen names, so I've got him. It's it's
Speaker 4: I just wanted to make sure I had him all
Speaker 4: in the first. We get reveal in the at twelve,
Speaker 4: Baron at fourteen, Benjamin Morrise at fifteen, and then I'm done.
Speaker 4: So I just was like I was waiting for medical
Speaker 4: information on him. I got favorable one on Revel, I
Speaker 4: got favorable report on Morrison. So I'm going to leave
Speaker 4: him right there, but yeah, I have Baron as my
Speaker 4: fourteenth best player. Okay, and remember, for those at home listening,
Speaker 4: Brian considers Hunter a wide receiver. I do's wide receiver
Speaker 4: number one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, let's take our first break. We'll get
Speaker 2: into some more of those I want to talk detackle
Speaker 2: definitely in the second or the third segment, and then
Speaker 2: I want to talk a little O line. When would
Speaker 2: you feel comfortable drafting offensive lineman in that third segment
Speaker 2: as well. When we come back, it's time to go
Speaker 2: into some twitter on the twenty What prospect has taken
Speaker 2: the biggest hit from the beginning of the draft process
Speaker 2: up until this point and where could they possibly end up?
Speaker 4: All right, yeah, here we go.
Speaker 2: Take it in the next week's draft. The Draft Show
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Speaker 4: Of Some Twitter on the Twitter. Let's go.
Speaker 2: Phillip wants to know what prospect has taken the biggest
Speaker 2: fall from the beginning of the draft process and which
Speaker 2: has made the biggest climb. We'll start with the biggest fall.
Speaker 2: Brian started started humming the Aggie wore him.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think it's it's Nick Gordon, isn't it from
Speaker 4: Texas A and M. Might be do you think so?
Speaker 4: I mean he I know that there were there were
Speaker 4: when I when Fotch and I were all we were
Speaker 4: all looking at this stuff. I know, Tommy and then
Speaker 4: we probably started looking at this draft and during the
Speaker 4: football season in the summertime. But when I picked it up,
Speaker 4: you know, Nick Gorton a guy that from Texas A
Speaker 4: and M that a lot of people had potentially as
Speaker 4: a first round guy, and now you do not see
Speaker 4: him really on any of the first round things. I
Speaker 4: mean there's a lot of people that you know, I
Speaker 4: mean they do the three when they do the three
Speaker 4: pick mocks, you know, he might be a third round
Speaker 4: guy for some people and stuff like that. So I
Speaker 4: think those I think those Texas A and M kids,
Speaker 4: we spent a lot of time trying to kind of
Speaker 4: figure them out. But I believe he was the one guy.
Speaker 4: And I'm sure Vach is going to come up with
Speaker 4: somebody else different than that. But we I know, when
Speaker 4: we started working together, those those A and M kids
Speaker 4: were just we were struggling bad or I was struggling,
Speaker 4: i should say. And but Nick Gorton was that guy
Speaker 4: that was seemed like to me that he was a
Speaker 4: lot higher than where he is right now.
Speaker 5: The time I got phone names.
Speaker 4: He was the guy that.
Speaker 3: Well, he was the guy that when he transferred A
Speaker 3: and M from Purdue, was kind of like a top
Speaker 3: ten guy we're talking about. And you look at that
Speaker 3: A and M defensive line, Gordon Stewart, our turner in
Speaker 3: the middle, and it just kind of didn't live up
Speaker 3: to the expectation.
Speaker 4: I don't think for.
Speaker 3: The Aggies this past year, you know, people will say, oh, well,
Speaker 3: you're a Texas guy.
Speaker 4: You're just saying that. So to counter that, everybody in
Speaker 4: my family went to A and M. So yeah, I'm
Speaker 4: saying that.
Speaker 3: Well for for everybody who says, oh told me he's
Speaker 3: a Texas homer. Sure, but I also think that the
Speaker 3: player that's dropped the most is Cam Williams, the tackle
Speaker 3: from Texas. I mean, this is a guy who in
Speaker 3: the middle of the season, even really early on in
Speaker 3: this draft process when we were talking, people were mocking
Speaker 3: him as a first round pick, and I was like,
Speaker 3: I don't see it.
Speaker 4: Like this guy.
Speaker 3: He's got holding penalties all the time. He's I mean,
Speaker 3: the size that he's got is you can't match that
Speaker 3: six seven, Just big dude who can When he moves
Speaker 3: his feet and he gets his hands on you, it's
Speaker 3: hard to get past him. But he doesn't. He's still
Speaker 3: kind of learning the game of football. I think we
Speaker 3: talked to him at Texas's pro day. He said that,
Speaker 3: you know, when he got Texas, he didn't really know
Speaker 3: very much about the game of football. And when he
Speaker 3: played at Duncanvill High School here in the Dallas Fort
Speaker 3: Worth area, it was more of just he was so
Speaker 3: big that high school kids weren't able to get around him.
Speaker 3: And at Texas it was more or less the same thing.
Speaker 3: You're obviously just playing against better players. But when you've
Speaker 3: got a guy like that, he's sat two years behind,
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, I'm bringing Christian Jones. When he was
Speaker 3: playing right tackle at Texas, he sat behind him, got
Speaker 3: the time to develop, but I feel like he could
Speaker 3: have benefited from another year at Texas, and I think
Speaker 3: you're kind of starting to see that. The NFL waters
Speaker 3: are reflecting that maybe he got some you know buzz
Speaker 3: early that hey, you could be a first round pick
Speaker 3: because teams are going to bank on your size and
Speaker 3: your potential. But you watch the film and there's just
Speaker 3: some things that he doesn't really do very well. Yet
Speaker 3: you can't teach the size, and you know what he's
Speaker 3: got physically, But from a technical standpoint, I think there's
Speaker 3: still a lot of room to grow, and I think
Speaker 3: teams are kind of opening their eyes to that.
Speaker 2: Somebody did say that Texas bias in this show is
Speaker 2: unbelievable and hilarious. So I'm looking right at you cowboys
Speaker 2: taking guy like every round.
Speaker 4: If you be fine, I'll tell you what. You could
Speaker 4: have the first three rounds of Texas drafts and you
Speaker 4: would be just fine, Golden.
Speaker 2: Then you get the and Macouba something like that, just fine.
Speaker 2: I'd be totally fine with all that. Better not a
Speaker 2: Texas guy either. So all right, you said you had
Speaker 2: four names, I've got a couple after you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, roughly, man, You know when we when we first
Speaker 6: you know back in January. Yeah, the first thing we
Speaker 6: do is we run the brugaler Man shouts out the
Speaker 6: Dame man and I was out, by the way, the
Speaker 6: beasts are going get it. Paid for it to do
Speaker 6: the athletic thing and go do it. But the first
Speaker 6: thing on Day's list, like the first seven names, like
Speaker 6: Will Johnson was like Johnson the third guy. Uh, all
Speaker 6: the A and M kids, they was like five and
Speaker 6: six back to back with each other. Jalen Walker was
Speaker 6: like five up in there. I was like, all right,
Speaker 6: and then I'll watch film on those guys and I
Speaker 6: was like, they some cool players. Some of them are
Speaker 6: third round guys. Some of them are second round guys,
Speaker 6: my boys, some of them a little later. And I
Speaker 6: just think the draft process kind of does that they
Speaker 6: just weed all these guys out. Kelvin Banks, I saw
Speaker 6: one thing where he was like the first overall guy
Speaker 6: because he was the best offensive lineman there. And hey,
Speaker 6: Kelvin Banks, you know, gets a little injury and he
Speaker 6: has a little bad film later on.
Speaker 5: To see Texas Bias.
Speaker 6: He has some bad film later in the season, and
Speaker 6: Kelvin Banks kind of tumbled a little bit. Kevin Banks
Speaker 6: maybe a guy that goes in the twenties or something
Speaker 6: right now, twenty first kind of based on.
Speaker 5: Where he's at.
Speaker 6: So a lot of these guys they tumble because some
Speaker 6: brand new film comes out. Brand new film is important.
Speaker 6: You always just keep watching film, keep watching film. Highlights
Speaker 6: right here, take a look at him. So, yeah, just
Speaker 6: six or seven guys. This is gonna fall just by
Speaker 6: way of how the draft just works. But I don't
Speaker 6: think that that's their fault. I just think that they
Speaker 6: get these way too early top one hundred lists and
Speaker 6: they kind of get, you know, put up there. But
Speaker 6: the film always, you know, film always let you know
Speaker 6: where to go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, one more to kind of add to the list.
Speaker 2: I actually pulled up a couple of twenty twenty four
Speaker 2: way too early mock drafts just to see it. Like
Speaker 2: those people that just throw him out there, just to
Speaker 2: throw names out there. There were three Mott drafts that
Speaker 2: I looked at. Go Ollie Gordon is up there. Yeah
Speaker 2: that was one of the names. But how about Colston
Speaker 2: Loveland from Michigan. He was in the top fifteen picks
Speaker 2: and three of these mock drafts that I pulled up.
Speaker 2: He's still a good player. I have him in the
Speaker 2: late second. Yeah, but the fact that he's not even
Speaker 2: remotely in that first round love and he's kind of
Speaker 2: the second or third or tight end on your board
Speaker 2: compared to maybe some of those.
Speaker 4: Mason, I think Mason Taylor is a better player. I mean,
Speaker 4: and there's your LSU bias right there. But I've said
Speaker 4: this all along about Mason Taylor. I watched him play
Speaker 4: for three years at LSU, and Loveland is a nice player,
Speaker 4: But Mason Taylor he was when LSU needed an absolute play.
Speaker 4: He was the guy that went to and LSU has
Speaker 4: a bunch of talented wide receivers, but they throw the
Speaker 4: ball to this kid and he and he absolutely goes
Speaker 4: and gets it. So you know, but yeah, Loveland was
Speaker 4: a great example of guy. And I think Voss is right.
Speaker 4: I think the media scouts we all kind of look
Speaker 4: at a list and we start off with this list,
Speaker 4: and then all of a sudden, it's like wait a minute. Now,
Speaker 4: once you really start diving in and the film starts
Speaker 4: coming in, you're like, well, they're not as good as
Speaker 4: the players we saw here, and then you know, that's
Speaker 4: when you kind of question yourself. But in reality, though,
Speaker 4: then the NFL scouts that kind of get into the
Speaker 4: mix and they start to say, well, you're right about that,
Speaker 4: that this guy really isn't as high as where he
Speaker 4: was initially.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Donovan e was another one.
Speaker 2: That's a good one too, Running Back, Michigan, same kind
Speaker 2: of thing as same as all Oli Gordon had an
Speaker 2: incredible Yeah twenty twenty three was unbelievable there and then
Speaker 2: just kind of fell off and he's I think both
Speaker 2: of those guys have been hurt by the group that
Speaker 2: is coming out at Running Back too. You have so
Speaker 2: many names kind of thrown out there that it does
Speaker 2: ultimately affect it. All Right, this is kind of a
Speaker 2: question I want to direct this toward brought us here.
Speaker 2: Any chance this is from Jacob, any chance that they
Speaker 2: would check with Dak Prescott in the Golden McMillan preference
Speaker 2: debate since there might be a split of opinion.
Speaker 4: They've always uh, Jerry Jones likes to solicit opinions and
Speaker 4: so yeah, the most famous one was was Trey Eightman
Speaker 4: took that Lsu tight end that didn't work out here
Speaker 4: in the first round. So you know, yeah that you know,
Speaker 4: I you know, they'll they'll maybe they run names by
Speaker 4: you know, a lot of these players are pretty hip
Speaker 4: on understanding. You know, who the who the players are
Speaker 4: in college football. These guys, you know, they know college football,
Speaker 4: they watch college football, and so you know, with Dak,
Speaker 4: he probably has an understanding. I mean, maybe they've kind
Speaker 4: of explained to him that hey, we really really like
Speaker 4: these receivers and maybe that you know, he had an
Speaker 4: opportunity to meet him when they came in. You know,
Speaker 4: these guys came in for thirty visits and he got
Speaker 4: to know him a little bit. But sure, you know,
Speaker 4: you may be running by you just but you wouldn't say, listen, hey,
Speaker 4: who do you who is your preference here? You know,
Speaker 4: maybe Dak on his own wanted to come in and
Speaker 4: sit down what receivers you got here and and watch
Speaker 4: a little tape with a coach or watch a tape
Speaker 4: with some scouts or whatever and kind of get an
Speaker 4: idea about it. But sure you would you would ask him,
Speaker 4: but you wouldn't say, Okay, we're going to draft the
Speaker 4: guy that you tell us to drive.
Speaker 2: Based on you just you alone.
Speaker 4: Yeah, quarterbacks always going to get the opportunity in and
Speaker 4: Dak's kind of the guy that would probably want to know.
Speaker 4: He would probably want to know, Okay, who they're talking
Speaker 4: about here, you know, and get an idea of that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, uh, this is from G, and this is kind
Speaker 2: of opening a door to a conversation we had off
Speaker 2: the air that I would like to get in.
Speaker 4: The tight end, by the way, was he Yeah, G.
Speaker 2: Wants to know Ted and Golden are gone at twelve?
Speaker 2: So the wide receiver off the board. How far do
Speaker 2: you trade back? And what's the pick?
Speaker 6: I don't trade back, okay, I just I just I
Speaker 6: just take memboo because my phone's not ringing, and ain't
Speaker 6: nobody trading up to come get Mike Green or nothing.
Speaker 6: So I'm just gonna take the best player.
Speaker 4: Of my boys.
Speaker 2: Tell me why the phone's not ringing, because the.
Speaker 6: Phone probably just don't ring, like like if the if
Speaker 6: the phone is ringing, its likely ringing for somebody that's
Speaker 6: there that they want to come get. So a tougher
Speaker 6: question is, like, Okay, McMillan is there, but Seattle wants them.
Speaker 6: Do you draft mcmilland or do you let them come
Speaker 6: up and take them and get their like their picks,
Speaker 6: Like that's a real trade back to right, you don't
Speaker 6: get wiped out and the best player on the board
Speaker 6: is I don't know, Coason Lovelin and go all right,
Speaker 6: I'm just gonna hit the button and trade back, and
Speaker 6: they gonna draft right here. Why don't want a draft?
Speaker 6: And they gonna give me their picks where both of
Speaker 6: us want to draft. I don't think it's realistic. I
Speaker 6: think it's it's much more realistic to go, damn, we
Speaker 6: wiped out, Who's next?
Speaker 5: Like, who do we draft?
Speaker 6: And you may have to draft the guy that you
Speaker 6: you know, didn't walk in excited about, But just take
Speaker 6: the pic and.
Speaker 4: Just run with it. Yeah, I think you always have
Speaker 4: to be able to have the flexibility of understanding that
Speaker 4: somebody is going to trade ahead of you. You have
Speaker 4: to be prepared. You can't, you know. And let's let's
Speaker 4: go back to the Travis Frederick draft. I don't think
Speaker 4: they were necessarily prepared that their player was going to
Speaker 4: come off the board in that draft. And then that's
Speaker 4: why they blew the hatches and went for the bottom
Speaker 4: of the ocean there, you know, and got the third
Speaker 4: round pick. You know, But they were prepared for when,
Speaker 4: you know, when Ryan Shazier was taken ahead of them,
Speaker 4: they were ready to go, like you know, and then
Speaker 4: even Jerry tried to kind of derail things with Johnny
Speaker 4: Manziel talk on the clock and Steven and and Will
Speaker 4: and then you know, Jason Garrett at the time said no,
Speaker 4: this is how we have him stacked. And that's why
Speaker 4: you have them stacked. That is why you you definitely
Speaker 4: have I don't think you can wipe Dallas out at twelve,
Speaker 4: to be honest with you, I really don't, because, like
Speaker 4: I say, there could be a situation where, you know,
Speaker 4: you could you could take like membu Is. It would
Speaker 4: be a great that would be a great pick. You
Speaker 4: know me personally, I think that Josh Simmons would be
Speaker 4: a great pick if he was there. Those offensive tackles.
Speaker 4: There's a couple of these guys like that. But to me,
Speaker 4: I you know, it's trading back, is it? People? It's
Speaker 4: really like I say, when I came in here, I
Speaker 4: was talking about for thirteen drafts. I sat there and
Speaker 4: watched the phone not ring. You know, folks, it's not
Speaker 4: that easy. This isn't Madden, this isn't And I think
Speaker 4: we get kind of sometimes we get spoiled in draft
Speaker 4: simulator thing, the mock draft, the mock drafts that we think,
Speaker 4: oh we could automatically trade back and somebody's going to
Speaker 4: come get our picks. Yeah, you know. I ran a
Speaker 4: draft in Philly in ninety eight and I told the
Speaker 4: guys in the room and the ladies that were in there,
Speaker 4: I said, I go, you want me to let this phone?
Speaker 4: And we wait for the phone. I waited seven minutes,
Speaker 4: and then we handed that pick in, you know, and
Speaker 4: I and I had the eleventh pick of the draft,
Speaker 4: you know, and I said, we'll let's take our guy
Speaker 4: and let's go. And that was it, you know. So
Speaker 4: it the phone and the cowboys are not going to
Speaker 4: pick up the phone. They told you. They tell you
Speaker 4: that they feel like if you're picking up the phone,
Speaker 4: orf they're picking up the phone, they're probably losing the trade.
Speaker 4: So I don't see them. I don't see them trading. Now.
Speaker 4: Could they trade one or two spots, sure, yeah, but
Speaker 4: you think they're going to, you know, blow the hatches
Speaker 4: and go all the way to the bottom of the ocean. Again,
Speaker 4: I don't know about that. Yeah, And I'm with Vatch.
Speaker 3: With the Membo pick and you know, one of the
Speaker 3: things that you know, I listened to a lot of
Speaker 3: what Brian's advice, just because he's been doing this for
Speaker 3: so long and he one of the things he told
Speaker 3: me when we started this was if you like the player,
Speaker 3: take them. Yeah, And I think you look at a
Speaker 3: guy like a mechgg Buka, Yeah, yeah, there you go.
Speaker 4: You could fit that mold.
Speaker 3: And you know, you might not be the most exciting pick, right.
Speaker 3: You may not say, oh twelve's too rich, and you
Speaker 3: know I would agree. I think if you can trade
Speaker 3: back and pick up more capital for him, that would
Speaker 3: be preferred. But you look at you know the fact
Speaker 3: that this guy was the robin to so many Batman's
Speaker 3: at Ohio State, and he left that university as the
Speaker 3: school's all time leading receiver. When you've got guys like
Speaker 3: Chris Carter that played there, I mean, that's just phenomenal.
Speaker 3: To Mery gn yeah, I think that's that's unbelievable. And
Speaker 3: so you know, you think about the trajectory of that program.
Speaker 3: And obviously he's Scott the player, not the helmet. But
Speaker 3: this guy is a savvy route runner. He gets open quick.
Speaker 3: And if you lose your guys and McMillan and Golden
Speaker 3: and you say, okay, we really feel like we need
Speaker 3: a wide receiver here. I don't think I Buka is
Speaker 3: a bad pick at all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think if he would have ended up being
Speaker 2: the pick at twelve, then we are looking across the
Speaker 2: hall and saying they have a massive need at wide.
Speaker 2: They had the absolutely they felt like they had in
Speaker 2: the conversation that we had in the opening segment of
Speaker 2: we can maybe stretch this thing in the forty four.
Speaker 2: They probably didn't think at that point if he if
Speaker 2: Buka is the pick, that means they couldn't stretch it
Speaker 2: past twelve. That meant that they looked at their scenarios,
Speaker 2: it has to be twelve, and that's what would happen.
Speaker 2: I don't think we would sit here and be upset
Speaker 2: about Abuka being the pick. May just say they were
Speaker 2: wiped out and they needed to fill a need and
Speaker 2: they went for need over Bpa. There's probably going to
Speaker 2: be a player higher on my board than Amika Buka
Speaker 2: at that point in time. But you still feel pretty
Speaker 2: good about the pick because it fits in your system
Speaker 2: and if you like the player you pick them.
Speaker 4: Well. I've kind of tried to cheer lead for this
Speaker 4: thing though. To me, give me the player that has
Speaker 4: the ability, is healthy and also the character stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and that's why a champion, That's why championed Ashton genty.
Speaker 4: You know, a champion that type of player. This guy
Speaker 4: might be second on the board when you start to
Speaker 4: talk about the top guys that kind of does has
Speaker 4: all those things. I mean, there's guys that these these
Speaker 4: corners that we're talking about banged up. You know, they're
Speaker 4: all the great players. This kid right here has played
Speaker 4: in a ton of big games. I wouldn't feel terrible
Speaker 4: about picking him. And I see why they brought him in.
Speaker 4: You know, like I say, I don't think you're wiped
Speaker 4: out if you're taking this guy because he fits the
Speaker 4: things that I'm asking for a guy that I want
Speaker 4: to pick in the top of the board. The character,
Speaker 4: the health, and the ability. He's got all three of those.
Speaker 3: And I could I think you could also look at
Speaker 3: this kind of changed my perspective doing the group chat
Speaker 3: article that we've got on Dallas cowboys dot com. Cowboys
Speaker 3: only have five defensive tackles on their roster right now.
Speaker 3: So is that something where you know, if we're talking
Speaker 3: about positions of need and they feel like, Okay, we
Speaker 3: have a need we need to fill this trying to
Speaker 3: take Grant in the first round? Is Grant there is?
Speaker 3: Do you think about Derek Harmon from Oregon? You know,
Speaker 3: is if Mason Graham drops or something. I'm really high
Speaker 3: on Walter Nolan. If Walter Nolan was the pick at twelve,
Speaker 3: I would be happy with that. But you know, is
Speaker 3: that a position where it's just there's so many things
Speaker 3: they could do and it just comes down to, Okay,
Speaker 3: do they feel like and they've said this, you know,
Speaker 3: publicly to the media, but behind closed doors it could
Speaker 3: always be different. Do they feel like they have done
Speaker 3: enough in free agency that they can actually go and
Speaker 3: take the best player available when pick number twelve comes.
Speaker 4: Well, the thing about it the other time is they've
Speaker 4: got so many needs, right, I Mean, it's like it's
Speaker 4: not like they're folk they could focus on just one thing.
Speaker 4: But you know, this draft in a lot of ways
Speaker 4: kind of sets up for them at the positions, the
Speaker 4: depth at corner, the depth at wide receiver, the depth
Speaker 4: at running back, the depth a defensive tackle. You know,
Speaker 4: they just kind of find a way to navigate this
Speaker 4: thing the right way and make sure And that's why
Speaker 4: I ask you guys the other day about which which
Speaker 4: position would you eliminate if you didn't have a four?
Speaker 4: You know which you don't you don't have a four,
Speaker 4: but you got four need right off the jump that
Speaker 4: we can think about, you know which position would you eliminate?
Speaker 4: So yeah, I think I like I said, I think
Speaker 4: they'll be fine here. I don't worry about I really
Speaker 4: don't worry about the first three rounds here, I really don't.
Speaker 2: It's after that where I start to worry, the fifth
Speaker 2: round and sixth round and more. They have the top picks.
Speaker 2: I would love for them to package and get back
Speaker 2: into the fourth because once we get to the fifth
Speaker 2: that's when things get dicey. All right, final question for
Speaker 2: Twitter on the twenty you mentioned Kelvin Banks, Junior out
Speaker 2: of Texas. Somebody wanted to know this just says just
Speaker 2: the dude on Twitter? What up a news call?
Speaker 11: You?
Speaker 5: Dude?
Speaker 2: Production is a big deal in most cases. Kelvin Banks
Speaker 2: has tremendous offensive line production against some of the college
Speaker 2: game's best defensive stars. Why is he dropping? He even
Speaker 2: used the hashtag what gives? Why would Banks be dropping
Speaker 2: outside of the top fifteen picks?
Speaker 4: Per se?
Speaker 6: He probably because he kind of got hurt and he
Speaker 6: didn't finish the season all that well. But and it
Speaker 6: may not be anything bad why he failed. It may
Speaker 6: just be that the guys around him they just went
Speaker 6: up and he just didn't go up.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah, see we got the we didn't get to
Speaker 4: the Risers through the draft. I think our guy, the
Speaker 4: Missouri tackle that we were just talking about, Memboo Mimbo
Speaker 4: was one of these guys that he I think he
Speaker 4: started off somewhere probably in the twenties, maybe the late twenties,
Speaker 4: and then all of a sudden, I've seen him as
Speaker 4: high as New England at four. You know, So that's
Speaker 4: he went from being a guy that was down near
Speaker 4: the bottom of the board to being in So you
Speaker 4: have other guys and then you know, the people answer
Speaker 4: the questions about Will Campbell. He said, you know, so
Speaker 4: you've got you've got tackles mean personally, you know, I
Speaker 4: love I keep saying this, I love Josh Simmons. I
Speaker 4: think they like Josh Simmons too. So to me, you
Speaker 4: have three or four tackles that that probably are better
Speaker 4: than our people are evaluating, better than what Banks is right.
Speaker 6: Now, Golden Memboo Guys like Booker just just rise h
Speaker 6: just just getting better over the.
Speaker 4: Whatever.
Speaker 2: Banks and Campbell were both there from the beginning. It
Speaker 2: was we're up there already. Yeah, so you end up
Speaker 2: just kind of evening out because you have guys that
Speaker 2: jump above them. Doesn't mean they did anything specific.
Speaker 6: Guys like Mike Green just jumped them a little bit.
Speaker 6: Just he just gets bummed down the board.
Speaker 3: It is what is all right, the era of me
Speaker 3: trying to step away from my Texas. The Banks's Banks
Speaker 3: is a top He's number five for me overall.
Speaker 5: Phenomenally, he's incredible, He's he's O T one for me.
Speaker 4: And I've got I've.
Speaker 6: Got you gotta lie, you gotta lie at this point.
Speaker 2: From Will Campbell or something I've got.
Speaker 4: I've got, I've got i got Will Campbell is number one.
Speaker 5: I put a camera one time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but we can keep the film on. It's all good.
Speaker 4: That's just gonna back my point up.
Speaker 3: No, I mean, I think this is one of those
Speaker 3: things where you know, sometimes when we get late in
Speaker 3: this process, and this is this is my first time
Speaker 3: doing the draft thing, but I've noticed that the past
Speaker 3: is as time goes on, I think naturally you know,
Speaker 3: when the guys rise up, people just kind of overthink
Speaker 3: some of these guys who started the year off as
Speaker 3: these one and two guys like Banks and Campbell. I mean,
Speaker 3: Campbell stayed pretty steadfast. He's going to be a top
Speaker 3: ten pick more than likely, and rightfully so. But you know,
Speaker 3: Banks is the guy that I've set up before his
Speaker 3: second career game. He shuts down will and Anderson as
Speaker 3: a true freshman in college and stayed healthy for most
Speaker 3: of his career at Texas, then got banged up down
Speaker 3: the stretch, made an effort to come back and play
Speaker 3: against You know, he's trying to get on the field
Speaker 3: to try and stop mikel Williams and Jalen Walker when
Speaker 3: they tore him apart and in the first time that
Speaker 3: they played in the regular season. So this is a
Speaker 3: guy that checks all the boxes for you. You can
Speaker 3: play him at tackle. I feel like you could play
Speaker 3: him at garden. He could step up there. He'd be
Speaker 3: willing to do that. Really athletic. Moves his feet very well.
Speaker 4: Ben, Yeah, me, Ben.
Speaker 3: When you get him in space and moving, he can
Speaker 3: he can make he can make people people lay out
Speaker 3: on the ground and more than likely not get up
Speaker 3: and so he he plays physical and does well as
Speaker 3: an athlete too.
Speaker 4: Just I've got him.
Speaker 3: I think he's the most athletic tackle in this draft
Speaker 3: behind Membo. So there's a lot to like with Banks.
Speaker 3: And I think it's one of those things whereas the
Speaker 3: process goes on, you just kind of start to overthink
Speaker 3: a little bit and forget how good some of these
Speaker 3: players are.
Speaker 4: I think there was.
Speaker 3: A point in time where McMillan was that way, and
Speaker 3: now people are kind of starting to get back on
Speaker 3: track of like, Okay, yeah, wait, this guy is like
Speaker 3: a top ten player in this class, and so you know,
Speaker 3: you wonder if that's a guy that even gets to
Speaker 3: twelve now for Dallas.
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna be excited when like Chicago takes Banks
Speaker 2: at ten and we're like, Tommy's gonna be like, I see,
Speaker 2: I told you that was.
Speaker 3: Our in our magazine, Knock. I've got you a ten
Speaker 3: to the Bears. I think the Bears need a left
Speaker 3: a desperately, and he'd be a great fit. They're all
Speaker 3: about restructuring the offensive line. Ben Johnson picked up a
Speaker 3: pretty athletic tackle named Penae Sewell and Uh in Detroit
Speaker 3: that worked out pretty well, you get yours and Banks
Speaker 3: on the left side, and you protect Caleb Williams so
Speaker 3: he doesn't get sacked a million times.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then Box is gonna remind you a team
Speaker 4: suck at drafting. Terrible. It is terrible.
Speaker 2: I can't wait for that all weekend.
Speaker 5: I'm a YouTuber.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna be even better.
Speaker 6: Look, the teams are so bad at this, and I'm
Speaker 6: not just saying it's just like hate on team, Like
Speaker 6: you can go find they record, but you can also
Speaker 6: like find ours, like nobody thought Cleveland Ferrell was the
Speaker 6: fourth overall ow bad. It is keep being bad though,
Speaker 6: because my team need them. My team need these guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I asked the YouTube chat to give us
Speaker 2: a hashtag hook them for Tommy, just that way we
Speaker 2: can we.
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Speaker 4: All right?
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Speaker 2: the first segment. We want to continue on how deep
Speaker 2: can you feel comfortable taking specific picks specific positions later
Speaker 2: in the NFL Draft. Let's go to interior defensive line. Wotch,
Speaker 2: I know you were very much so on the one
Speaker 2: tech bandwagon, trying to take a one tech to help
Speaker 2: this football team stop the run and do a couple
Speaker 2: different things well at the line of scrimmage. Where do
Speaker 2: you feel like you can get a starting one tech
Speaker 2: in this draft?
Speaker 6: I would love to get one in the second round.
Speaker 6: That'll be lovely because I think all those guys are
Speaker 6: really good like Grant Williams Harmon, you know, but that's
Speaker 6: probably not gonna work out for me. But I'm just
Speaker 6: looking at my third round guys CJ. West, Phillips, Peebles, Colin,
Speaker 6: some some people got Collins as a round two guy
Speaker 6: got him in the third and that's all right. And Farmer,
Speaker 6: Josh Farmer, he's he's one of the last guys I
Speaker 6: think that can come in. And I'll just say push Mazi,
Speaker 6: you know what I'm saying. Of course, there's a bunch
Speaker 6: of guys that can push Who's Who's second guy Justin
Speaker 6: Roger Rogers. There's some guys that can that can push Justin.
Speaker 6: But just me looking at my fourth round. The one
Speaker 6: one tech guy that I have in there is called
Speaker 6: Well from Oregon.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was, I was going to ask you about
Speaker 4: that because that to me, I kind of draw the
Speaker 4: line at the one technique there you have Cam Horsley,
Speaker 4: you have him higher or lower than that.
Speaker 5: I got Horseley in the high fifths.
Speaker 4: Okay, So yeah, I mean that to me, I kind
Speaker 4: of I kind of look at Well is the guy
Speaker 4: that I would would draw the line at. And then
Speaker 4: I'm kind of thinking about in the for the then
Speaker 4: that's a for a one technique, but on the on
Speaker 4: the three, the three side of things maybe go down.
Speaker 4: Pegeese might be the guy from Old Miss that. I'm
Speaker 4: kind of thinking that now. But there's some guys like
Speaker 4: I say that the Riley Mills and stuff like that
Speaker 4: from Notre Dame Ty robertson. I think Ty Robinson needs
Speaker 4: to like lose weight and kind of play. But but
Speaker 4: I I kind of feel like that maybe that uh,
Speaker 4: that that that Pegeese is as a three and then
Speaker 4: Calwell is a one would be that for me. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I like Caldwell a lot.
Speaker 3: I think I think Caldwell and Collins from Texas would
Speaker 3: be the perfect fits for Dallas in terms of, hey,
Speaker 3: we just need you to come in and stop the
Speaker 3: run like that.
Speaker 4: That's what those two guys did.
Speaker 3: Well Collins and Texas and then Caldwell at both Houston
Speaker 3: and Oregon.
Speaker 4: So that's good fit.
Speaker 3: So I think that would be as far back as
Speaker 3: I would want to go, just because you look at
Speaker 3: this team and like I said, they got five defensive
Speaker 3: tackles on the roster right now, this is a music
Speaker 3: show where they need some help. We talked about Robinson
Speaker 3: on Tuesday Show.
Speaker 4: I like him a lot.
Speaker 3: You know, obviously he's He's probably more of a three
Speaker 3: guy and more of a five gap potentially guy too.
Speaker 3: I'm not as high on Williams from Ohio State, but
Speaker 3: if you can get him in a value spot, I
Speaker 3: think he'd be good.
Speaker 5: What do you mean, like a value spot for Williams
Speaker 5: from ohuse Williams from House?
Speaker 3: What do you mean if people see him like I see,
Speaker 3: I have him in the third? If he drops the third,
Speaker 3: I think I'm comfortable with that. I know that's a
Speaker 3: why would Why would he drop to the third?
Speaker 4: Though? Time?
Speaker 3: I so when I watch him, I see I see
Speaker 3: really strong, but he doesn't move his feet. I don't
Speaker 3: see it. And maybe I could be wrong. This could
Speaker 3: be one where I'm kicking myself when we come back
Speaker 3: here next year. But I think he is just reliant
Speaker 3: too much on his strength and not as much moving laterally. Obviously,
Speaker 3: he does a good job stop in the run, but
Speaker 3: struggles to get pushed the line of scrimmage against inferior competition.
Speaker 3: Should makes up for it by getting five blockers and
Speaker 3: bringing down ball carriers. Gets in the quarterbacks face pretty
Speaker 3: well and has his hands up to knock down passes,
Speaker 3: not a huge throw as a pass rusher out that
Speaker 3: they need that the Cowboys at a one tech spot.
Speaker 3: But I don't know, I was I watched him twice.
Speaker 3: I did kind of what everybody does where it's like, okay,
Speaker 3: let me see if I saw this guy right and.
Speaker 6: Time was sipping that whiskey and when he was watching jams.
Speaker 6: You're actually high on tylerk will I love Tyler? Where
Speaker 6: do you have him? I got him in the second
Speaker 6: got him the second round, second round, like like a
Speaker 6: true second round guy, like not like a second round
Speaker 6: that'll go eighteen or something like that. Like he's a
Speaker 6: guy that the middle second right around the fort is
Speaker 6: in fifties. So Tommy, Tommy got him halfway. Like he
Speaker 6: is strong as all get out, but I think that
Speaker 6: he that he moves a little better than I think
Speaker 6: tom is giving a little bit of credit for there's
Speaker 6: many plays where they're running some outside zone stuff and
Speaker 6: he's hustling and shoveling his ass over to get those plays.
Speaker 6: So that's the that's the that's the one thing that
Speaker 6: I kind of, you know, I'm just look at his.
Speaker 5: Big boys just running all over the place, and.
Speaker 6: Look, he's the one sake. So he's not gonna be
Speaker 6: a full blown pass rusher. He's more of a packet pushing,
Speaker 6: you know kind of guy.
Speaker 5: Whatever.
Speaker 6: But as far as like run down latter athleticism or whatever.
Speaker 6: Let him run over there and you know, do some
Speaker 6: do some b gaps, He gap things. I think he
Speaker 6: makes plays versus run all over the place. But that's
Speaker 6: where I got him. I got him in the second round.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna stand on now when you know, Tommy, you
Speaker 6: my guy put him in the third. But but you know,
Speaker 6: third round, Man's I don't know, Man's Isley gonna be gone.
Speaker 4: It's funny that I understand where you're going here, Tommy.
Speaker 4: I think this guy could play all the line positions.
Speaker 4: I think you could kind of move him even you
Speaker 4: have to play like this a five technique as an end.
Speaker 4: They put him out there head up end. The guy
Speaker 4: that I feel like that I'm wrong about that, I'm
Speaker 4: not high enough on is Collins from Texas. That's the
Speaker 4: guy in the third round where Votch is. You're looking
Speaker 4: at me like you're nuts.
Speaker 5: I'm with you on it.
Speaker 2: You're in the third round. I've got him in the
Speaker 2: third two.
Speaker 4: Okay, everybody thinks that I I kind of feel like
Speaker 4: that Collins might be a guy that you have to make.
Speaker 4: He might go late too or in the second round.
Speaker 4: I just don't know when the run of these guys
Speaker 4: is going to start. There's going to be a run
Speaker 4: in this draft of these three hundred and twenty pound
Speaker 4: defensive linemen in these tackles, and I wonder, I wonder
Speaker 4: if you're gonna have to take Collins earlier than the
Speaker 4: third round.
Speaker 6: See, Collins looks really good, and he has all the
Speaker 6: things that the that the pros want.
Speaker 5: He's a big, great move and.
Speaker 4: This guy's three hundred and thirty four pounds. By the way.
Speaker 2: I just think, you know, Collins, Williams, will Good, William Josh.
Speaker 6: Collins' hands get a little weird for me, like like
Speaker 6: his technique, and I think he gets lost a little bit,
Speaker 6: like in the in the play, like he's so focused
Speaker 6: on whooping the guy in front of him that he'll get,
Speaker 6: you know, lost with the run or whatever. But I
Speaker 6: think Williams is the opposite that, like Williams, will Stack,
Speaker 6: shd find the ball, play the ball, and they they
Speaker 6: buff can get a little high a little bit. You know,
Speaker 6: pat love is a problem for a lot of the
Speaker 6: guys in this thing. But you know, just out of
Speaker 6: those two, I think Williams is better technically, so that's
Speaker 6: why I give him the go. But Brian hates ceiling
Speaker 6: talk or whatever. But Collins has the much high ceiling. Yeah,
Speaker 6: because Collins has a lot more room.
Speaker 4: To real quick that where you got hermon in all this?
Speaker 4: Then Harmon, because see Harmon is not a three d
Speaker 4: and thirty pound guy. No, Harmon's three thirteen. So I wondered,
Speaker 4: is you know, do you kind of see him as
Speaker 4: a wander do you see him more as a three?
Speaker 6: I got him as a one that can play three? Yeah,
Speaker 6: see super athletic moving one that can't.
Speaker 3: Play Yeah, the agility and stuff like that. So okay,
Speaker 3: I love Harmon. He's my third, okay, behind Graham and Nolan.
Speaker 3: Then Grant after Harmon, Oh.
Speaker 5: Grant, Yeah, you got Kenny Grant after Harmon after Harmon? Time?
Speaker 4: What was going on?
Speaker 2: Yeah, dude, what are you watching now?
Speaker 5: You ain't getting out?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Tyler, Williams and Collins are both in the early
Speaker 2: parts of the third for me, so I think either
Speaker 2: one of those guys touching tags. They're not going to
Speaker 2: be there at seventy six. In my opinion, Williams and Collins,
Speaker 2: when you're looking at at attempting to take a starting
Speaker 2: defensive tackle, I think you've got to do it in
Speaker 2: forty four. Before forty four. If you take anybody after that,
Speaker 2: it's a rotational piece, which I think you could be
Speaker 2: okay with, but it's not what you're trying to get.
Speaker 2: I like Peebles, I like some of these other guys
Speaker 2: like you mentioned West from Indiana, Farmer from Florida State.
Speaker 2: You can maybe get those guys at seventy six, but
Speaker 2: I think even that's gonna be back to what Brian
Speaker 2: was saying, dependent on when this run happens, because there
Speaker 2: will be a run where teams pair these defensive tackles,
Speaker 2: these big body guys. There's not a ton of guys
Speaker 2: like that that really stand out to me. It's a
Speaker 2: select list, and I think because of that, they're going.
Speaker 4: To go pretty early. I know we have just a
Speaker 4: few minutes left here. Tommy Reid Grant.
Speaker 3: For me, Grant, Yeah, I gotcha quick for his size,
Speaker 3: athletics sacrifice to some of his power, causing to get
Speaker 3: pushed back at times, but he's still got plenty of
Speaker 3: ability to flatten somebody doesn't give up on the play,
Speaker 3: even when he's double team and moved around, gets his
Speaker 3: hands up and throwing win at a bat down passes.
Speaker 3: I think he's a really good player. I just think
Speaker 3: Harmon can do it all. I mean you mentioned playing
Speaker 3: one tech or three tech. I mean he can line
Speaker 3: up anywhere, gets after the passer phil well and run gaps,
Speaker 3: really good motor. He's shrunk the line of scrimmage, moves
Speaker 3: his feet, keeps him active to to keep pushing and
Speaker 3: keep the play alive. From his standpoint, I like, I mean,
Speaker 3: they're they're not that far apart. I don't think in
Speaker 3: terms of I mean, like I said, they're touching tags
Speaker 3: for me, they're not that far apart.
Speaker 4: You know. I just I like harm it a little bit.
Speaker 2: Where did you have him Grant? Did you have him
Speaker 2: in the second grant?
Speaker 4: Second? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, so yeah, you're just you just like a
Speaker 2: guy better. So yeah, stand on your your thought.
Speaker 4: I'm standing on all my takes here that I'm on
Speaker 4: an island.
Speaker 5: Change his mine and then like he's just he's just wrong.
Speaker 4: That's fine.
Speaker 2: Well down the line.
Speaker 3: If I'm wrong, that's fine, I'll on it. I'll fall
Speaker 3: on the sword. But I just I don't know what
Speaker 3: it is.
Speaker 4: To do this long enough. You'd be wrong a lot.
Speaker 2: That's exactly if we're all wrong all the time. Walter Nolan,
Speaker 2: do you have him in the defensive tackle conversation or
Speaker 2: do you have him elsewhere?
Speaker 4: It's like, you mean like the one.
Speaker 2: Tech three tech, he's a three, he's a three yea
Speaker 2: three from So do you have him on a separate
Speaker 2: list or where do you have this?
Speaker 4: No, I've got all this one list.
Speaker 3: I've got Nolan is my best defensive tackle behind Graham,
Speaker 3: and that's been the case since we started. Yeah, you've
Speaker 3: been on that. Yeah, Yeah, I think he's just quick, powerful.
Speaker 3: You know, you don't see a lot from Nolan because
Speaker 3: they double team him all the time where he's gotta
Speaker 3: he's still getting through that.
Speaker 4: He's been double team since.
Speaker 3: He was the number one overall recruit coming out of
Speaker 3: high school a couple of years ago. And he went
Speaker 3: to that Texas A and M class and it hasn't
Speaker 3: stopped since you watched the old mistape.
Speaker 4: It happened to him there Texas A and M.
Speaker 3: For whatever reason, just didn't put him on the field,
Speaker 3: and that's why you saw the mass portal exodus that
Speaker 3: they had with all their players. Yeah, he's just an
Speaker 3: incredible player, super athletic, throws guys off of him, gets
Speaker 3: pressure through those double teams, fills the run.
Speaker 2: Well, I like this guy a lot. Let's do offensive
Speaker 2: line real quick. Where would be the latest you would
Speaker 2: take a starting offensive lineman?
Speaker 6: Uh, let's see. So I like Booker, Jackson, Zabel, Milon
Speaker 6: rad Lest, I like Lamping a little more than you
Speaker 6: know some.
Speaker 14: Just start with the guys that you have currently. Hey, man,
Speaker 14: I'm talking about like starting. I'm gonna I'm gonna bump
Speaker 14: into Brock and he ain't gonna like me. Man, But
Speaker 14: I think I think Milon Radless, Jackson, Isabel, Booker push him.
Speaker 14: Lampkin is probably more of a more of a center
Speaker 14: type guy, so he ain't pushing bb uh Connor Kobe's
Speaker 14: probably what he is right now. So yeah, so it's
Speaker 14: like third round for me for guard.
Speaker 4: Miles Fraser, l s U and then here we go home.
Speaker 5: I like Miles Fraser too, so Yo.
Speaker 4: Reville, I know and I and I know there's some
Speaker 4: people Jonah from Zona go back another guy that people
Speaker 4: have kind of talked about, but I kind of I
Speaker 4: kind of feel like that Miles Fraser from l s
Speaker 4: U would be kind of where I'm at on the
Speaker 4: starting guards. I know that there's a love for uh
Speaker 4: for Caleb Rogers from Texas Tech and so yeah, but
Speaker 4: I think Miles I think we're talking about Miles Fraser here.
Speaker 4: I think he would be probably where I'm at as
Speaker 4: far as that last starting guy right now.
Speaker 3: I think the furthest back I would go. I've got
Speaker 3: Luke Candra from Cincinnati. I've got him in the fourth.
Speaker 3: I think that would be the furthest back.
Speaker 2: So you feel like he could push somebody at that point?
Speaker 4: Good? Yeah, I like I like Candra a lot.
Speaker 3: I don't feel like we're talking about enough really good player.
Speaker 2: I've got him in the third. I like him a
Speaker 2: lot too. I don't know if he would be a
Speaker 2: seventy six possibility or not. He's collecting, but I like
Speaker 2: him enough to be in that conversation. You've brought him
Speaker 2: up before, I've got the hook him Momoji next to him.
Speaker 2: There you go, so I know you've brought him up.
Speaker 2: I like Jonah from Zona a lot. I think that
Speaker 2: would be the last name I have as a starting
Speaker 2: caliber that's going to push the guy that you have
Speaker 2: right now, which would beat brock Hoffman in this case.
Speaker 2: And so I feel pretty good about either one of
Speaker 2: those guys. So you would have to do that, maybe
Speaker 2: any one of those top three picks. Either way, you're
Speaker 2: having to address some needs and you're gonna have to
Speaker 2: do so early in the top eighty picks of this
Speaker 2: NFL Draft. Things are gonna get dicey coming up next
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Speaker 2: oh one from the Fans Showroom forty one to thirty
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Speaker 5: Tommy and Nick Hairs will be there. Yeah, it's gonna
Speaker 5: be great.
Speaker 4: What an event.
Speaker 2: Did you see? Zach Walchuck sent you a tag like
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Speaker 5: This because Wick's classy. Good for him. He should Bobby.
Speaker 4: Went after us for the many times we mentioned that
Speaker 4: we're doing all right podcast.
Speaker 5: It's a great podcast.
Speaker 6: Listen to it at Basch Lombardi on YouTube being Brian
Speaker 6: brought go to have money through.
Speaker 2: Frank the Fans Showroom, seven o'clock tonight. We'll see you
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Speaker 2: air as well for Tommy Ysh, Brian broad As, Fox Lombardy,
Speaker 2: Chris Beam in the back of Kyle Yeoman saying so
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