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Speaker 1: Rhet Brian and coach Dave McGinnis, as we take you
Speaker 1: through their top five at various positions leading into next
Speaker 1: week's NFL Draft. Our first OTP with these two, the
Speaker 1: top five quarterbacks and running backs. Today we hit defensive backs.
Speaker 1: Rehet Brian, I think we have to start at the
Speaker 1: corner position, don't you.
Speaker 2: I think we do. And the top five goes like
Speaker 2: this at number five, kool Aid McKay Alabama, number four,
Speaker 2: Cooper de gene Iowa, Number three, Nate Wiggins Clemson, Number two,
Speaker 2: Quinnyan Mitchell Toledo, and number one Terry and Arnold Alabama.
Speaker 1: All Right, Arnold has elevated through this entire process, Coach
Speaker 1: Dave McGinnis, Why is Terry On Arnold at the top
Speaker 1: of the list.
Speaker 3: Big time producer in the Southeastern Conference, very nuanced player,
Speaker 3: very nuanced player. He's not He's not a four to
Speaker 3: three guy, but the guy is sticky he's in phase,
Speaker 3: he understands, he understands not only vision to the quarterback,
Speaker 3: he understands transition on throws. He's never hesitant. You can
Speaker 3: tell that he really understands and gets the game. He's
Speaker 3: he's really good at the catch point, really good at
Speaker 3: the catch point, holds his water, doesn't panic when the
Speaker 3: ball's over his head, and he's in phase with the receiver.
Speaker 1: I just I just.
Speaker 3: Think he's more of a nuanced corner because of where
Speaker 3: he's been. And I will say this, and I know
Speaker 3: he's retired, but you know, Nick Saban coaches the corners
Speaker 3: at Alabama. He coaches the corners at Alabama, and Nick
Speaker 3: Saban knows what he's doing. You can see it in
Speaker 3: the technical work. And when we've got two Alabama corners,
Speaker 3: you know, in our top five, and I think that
Speaker 3: not only the physical ability, but they've learned the game
Speaker 3: at a really high level.
Speaker 2: Mike Terry and Arnold is ahead of his teammate kool
Speaker 2: Aid McKinstry in a lot of people's eyes because he
Speaker 2: was brought in that safety, worked at safety, moved to corner,
Speaker 2: and you look at his immeasurables. Mike, he's five eleven
Speaker 2: point eighty nine four five and the forty arms thirty
Speaker 2: one and five eight, So he's longer prospects seventy six
Speaker 2: and a quarter inches is his wing. And you know
Speaker 2: who else had that same kind of track and has
Speaker 2: those same kind of numbers coming out the guy that
Speaker 2: the Titans just traded for, Lagarius Sneak. There's a lot
Speaker 2: of If there's a comp that's kind of the comp.
Speaker 1: We saw Quiny and Mitchell play at the Senior Bowl
Speaker 1: corner from Toledo, originally from the state of Florida, and
Speaker 1: you think, well, he's a MAC player, and Mac football
Speaker 1: is good football, but they don't generally have the top
Speaker 1: end receivers. Say that the SEC or the Big ten
Speaker 1: did and then we all we saw Mitchell do and
Speaker 1: Mobile has shut everybody down. He just beat everybody up.
Speaker 3: You're one hundred percent right, and we're sitting up there watching,
Speaker 3: going this kid is, you know, and I didn't know
Speaker 3: a lot about him. I knew I knew about him,
Speaker 3: but not digging in on him before we went there.
Speaker 3: I think I think he We talked about Jalen right
Speaker 3: earlier in our in our first draft program about elevating
Speaker 3: himself in this in this uh pre draft process, Kenyon Mitchell.
Speaker 3: Kenyon Mitchell will be number one on a lot of
Speaker 3: people's cornerback board. He really will. And when you watch
Speaker 3: him and you look at him, you see you see
Speaker 3: really what you see as someone that has got tremendous
Speaker 3: athletic ability four three three A, one to five, one
Speaker 3: ten thirty eight, vertical jump, ten to two, broad twenty
Speaker 3: reps at two twenty five. Now for a cornerback that's
Speaker 3: pretty salty and he plays like that. This guy, to
Speaker 3: me is you talk about you talk about a really
Speaker 3: good floor to work from, but a ceiling that's going
Speaker 3: to be very, very high. And he will be able
Speaker 3: to progress as he's taught in this league and learns
Speaker 3: how to play against as you brought up more nuance receivers.
Speaker 3: But he opened my eyes at that senior boat, Mike.
Speaker 2: There might not be another player, regardless of position, who
Speaker 2: has helped themselves and has won this pre draft process
Speaker 2: more than Quinyon Mitchell.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of talk coming in to Mobile that
Speaker 1: he might be a first round pick, and now most
Speaker 1: of the analysts think he is an upper half of
Speaker 1: the first round pick.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it would not surprise me at all. I do
Speaker 2: believe he's a Thursday night first round pick, and I
Speaker 2: think it's going to be pretty early on.
Speaker 1: Degene from Ile, Oh just had a great individual workout.
Speaker 1: I made a player with a bit big skill set,
Speaker 1: State long jump champion average twenty five points a game
Speaker 1: in basketball in high school. I mean, the measurables, the trades,
Speaker 1: whatever you want to call it, are there. Does that
Speaker 1: translate to the field when I was out there playing
Speaker 1: defense in spades? It does.
Speaker 3: I mean, let's talk about Iowa defensive backs a little bit.
Speaker 3: Their coach, Coach Parker, is probably the guru of defensive
Speaker 3: back coaches in the collegiate game.
Speaker 2: Wow, the guru.
Speaker 3: He's been there for twenty five thirty years. These guys
Speaker 3: come out of there so well versed on what it takes,
Speaker 3: not only ability wise, but the mind and the thought
Speaker 3: process of what it takes to play in the secondary.
Speaker 3: You can just tell they are nuanced. We've got a
Speaker 3: safety here right now that came from there. We could
Speaker 3: tell that in that draft. You remember when you know
Speaker 3: when we had him, In fact, we had Kirk Honnie Hooker. Yeah,
Speaker 3: in fact, we had Kirk Ferrence on after the draft,
Speaker 3: and he said the same thing. But they are so
Speaker 3: well schooled in what it takes to be a secondary.
Speaker 3: And then you couple that with what he's got you
Speaker 3: already mentioned. I mean, he's six foot and a half
Speaker 3: two oh three. Broke his fibula in November, so to
Speaker 3: your point, he's just coming off of that, but was
Speaker 3: cleared for his activity. This guy is everything and here's
Speaker 3: and I say everything in this aspect. He's got the
Speaker 3: mental capacity to do it. He is so positioned and
Speaker 3: scheme versatile. You can play this guy anywhere. And when
Speaker 3: I say anywhere, you can. You can drop him down.
Speaker 3: He can play an overhang position up up at the
Speaker 3: second level. He can play safety, he can he can
Speaker 3: do it an hour. You could put him out there
Speaker 3: on a corner and he's got the hips to be
Speaker 3: able to play corner. This is a really, really good
Speaker 3: football player. And when I say that, it's with huge,
Speaker 3: huge lights on as a football player that I think
Speaker 3: is a can't miss in this league.
Speaker 2: He may be one of the top five position versatile
Speaker 2: players in this draft. You could literally, I mean, whatever
Speaker 2: Iowa runs, it's kind of like a star position or whatever,
Speaker 2: and the guy can do it. All and came back
Speaker 2: and ran what a four to four forty and a
Speaker 2: thirty eight and a half inch vertical.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all five of these players in your cornerback listing,
Speaker 1: do they go in the first round? Rhett?
Speaker 2: I'm going to say probably three of the five go
Speaker 2: in the first round? Wow, Okay, Terry and Arnold Quinya, Mitchell,
Speaker 2: Cooper de Gen probably now that he's tested some and
Speaker 2: it's still Nate Wiggins could still be there. Koolaid McKinstry
Speaker 2: had foot surgery after he ran his forty at his
Speaker 2: pro day and it's supposed to be ready for training camp,
Speaker 2: so we'll see about that. But I would say safely
Speaker 2: three of the five will be drafted in the first round.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I think that there'll be there'll be there'll
Speaker 3: be a gap as to when they're taking But I
Speaker 3: think Nate wi can go just from the fact he's
Speaker 3: slight one hundred and seventy three hundred and seventy five pounds,
Speaker 3: but he ran four to eight, you know, and God
Speaker 3: doesn't make many of those people, and especially if you're
Speaker 3: going to have a defense that matches some people up
Speaker 3: with a thirty six inch vertical, not very physical, not
Speaker 3: very physical, but four to eight, with the way the
Speaker 3: space game is now, I would think he and kool
Speaker 3: Aid McKinstry will go on the lower third, the lower
Speaker 3: third of the first round.
Speaker 1: Annis Rakestraw from Missouri, was he in contention for your
Speaker 1: top five? Yes, right there, and so he figures to
Speaker 1: be a player probably early in Night two, I would think,
Speaker 1: very early.
Speaker 3: If not, somebody, somebody may tag him at the end
Speaker 3: of the first round just because the number of draft
Speaker 3: picks that they have and the need that they have
Speaker 3: back there in the secondary.
Speaker 1: But absolutely he does. He's a good player. He's a
Speaker 1: good player. I think what you're getting to though, is
Speaker 1: if the Titans wanted to go corner at thirty eight,
Speaker 1: they could get an outstanding player potentially.
Speaker 3: Oh absolutely. I mean there's another guy who's not on
Speaker 3: our list. I mean there's a guy, you know what
Speaker 3: at Iowa State, TJ. Tampa, that that to me is
Speaker 3: I mean, there's this the run on corners I think
Speaker 3: will carry on through maybe the top of the fourth round.
Speaker 1: Who is TJ. Tampa with the cool name.
Speaker 3: Got some got some got some length to him, got
Speaker 3: some got some got some lengths to him? Is a
Speaker 3: guy that has proven that he's got the hips to
Speaker 3: be able to match and play. And he's just a
Speaker 3: very very cerebral guy in the back end.
Speaker 2: Almost seventy nine inch wing on that guy.
Speaker 1: Oh you like that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, buddy?
Speaker 1: All right, So let's talk about favorites, Coach Mac. Outside
Speaker 1: of the top five. Your favorite is.
Speaker 3: Max Melton, okay, from Rutgers your favorite interview.
Speaker 1: I love that guy.
Speaker 3: I know you do, so I did that from MAXA
Speaker 3: but I'm glad you like it. Five eleven, one eighty seven.
Speaker 3: The guy is just a bulldog. I mean he and
Speaker 3: when I say that, I mean he is tenacious. He's
Speaker 3: a tenacious player. He's physically gifted. Forty and a half
Speaker 3: inch vertical jumping, eleven four broad jump. I mean that
Speaker 3: that that that in a four three nine forty. He's compact.
Speaker 3: But you interviewed him and the way that he interviewed
Speaker 3: with you, the way you explained it to us when
Speaker 3: we were down in Mobile, it's the way he plays.
Speaker 1: He ain't scared.
Speaker 3: I think what you said is, Coach Mack, this guy
Speaker 3: could be a W. W. E.
Speaker 1: Russell. Oh we could, but I mean he's Max Smelting too.
Speaker 1: That rolls right, rolls right off that, but he ain't scared, Rahett.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's that's what you love in corners, is
Speaker 1: I mean, they're gonna have time to day war every day,
Speaker 1: and they're going to go against world class athletes at
Speaker 1: wide receiver and this guy just doesn't care.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 3: I thank you you spot On, and you came back
Speaker 3: immediately from that interview and said, this guy's got it
Speaker 3: all right inside, all right.
Speaker 1: Red Brian, who's your favorite?
Speaker 2: Cam Hart? Notre Dame? Who is Cam Hart? So he
Speaker 2: is a pretty large cornerback, Notre Dame six ' three
Speaker 2: two oh two four five forty thirty three inch vertical,
Speaker 2: He's got almost a seventy nine inch wings band. And
Speaker 2: you know, there's some ups and downs to any of
Speaker 2: these guys, but if you want to see what he
Speaker 2: can do, take a look at the Ohio State film.
Speaker 2: He held Marvin Harrison Junior to three catches for thirty
Speaker 2: two yards, no touchdowns. So just he's a bigger corner
Speaker 2: and obviously he's somebody that's a Day three prospect, but
Speaker 2: could make a nice addition to someone's team.
Speaker 1: Rep. Bran, who's your sleeper?
Speaker 2: My sleeper is Andrew Phillips from Kentucky. Really like Andrew Phillips.
Speaker 2: He is a five ten and a half one ninety
Speaker 2: ran a four to four to eight in the forty
Speaker 2: thirty one and a quarter inch charms. So the thing
Speaker 2: about him obviously sec corner in this but his game
Speaker 2: is a lot like Roger McCrary. That would be his
Speaker 2: comp if we're talking about him. I think he's gonna
Speaker 2: make somebody a nice, nice pro, really nice young player.
Speaker 3: Thing I like about him though, just jumping on Red
Speaker 3: Skuy he's got a forty two inch vertical eleven to
Speaker 3: three broads, so he's an explosive Yep, he's an explosive dude,
Speaker 3: and you need explosion on your transition out of your
Speaker 3: back pedal.
Speaker 1: He's got it all right. Coach Mack, you said that
Speaker 1: your favorite is Max Melton, So who's your sleeper at corner?
Speaker 1: Abrams Drain?
Speaker 3: Okay, the other corner of Missouri from Missouri five eleven,
Speaker 3: one's seventy nine not not not quite as big a
Speaker 3: four four four forty thirty three inch a vertical jump,
Speaker 3: but here one five three ten. This guy is just
Speaker 3: he's an instinctive football player, and even at that even
Speaker 3: at that weight one seventy nine. He will throw his
Speaker 3: face in the briar patch. I mean he'll go, he'll
Speaker 3: he will go after you. And Missouri had a really
Speaker 3: good football team this year in the Southeastern Conference. There
Speaker 3: were a lot of Missouri players at the combine for
Speaker 3: a reason. This guy's a good football player, and I
Speaker 3: think later on down in the draft, somebody's going to
Speaker 3: get a pretty good player there. I think he'll make
Speaker 3: a living in this league as a slot corner.
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Speaker 1: Take us through the top five safeties as you and
Speaker 1: Coach Mack have them raided At.
Speaker 2: Number five Cole Bishop, Utah, number four, Kaylin Bullock, Southern
Speaker 2: col Number three, Jaden Hicks, Washington State, number two, Javon Buller, Georgia,
Speaker 2: and number one Tyler Newman Minnesota.
Speaker 1: I want to talk about Buller first, Yeah, Javon Buller, Georgia.
Speaker 1: Who is this player and why is he special?
Speaker 3: First of all, he is very, very cognizant of what
Speaker 3: goes on in space. You can play you can play
Speaker 3: him anywhere back there. He can lap in the in
Speaker 3: the back end. He's really good at driving the football
Speaker 3: and he he he's not if when you watch in tape.
Speaker 3: The first thing you want to look at safeties, how
Speaker 3: frantic are they when the ball is snapped? You know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying? How frantic are they? Do they look confused?
Speaker 3: Do they look? This guy is so dialed in what's
Speaker 3: going on? The other thing is I mean when he's
Speaker 3: a four four to eight forty guy, thirty three inch
Speaker 3: vertical jump, a ten foot broad jump. But he understands
Speaker 3: the nuances of what's happening in space, and not only
Speaker 3: what's happening in his vertical vision, but also in his
Speaker 3: periff He's really good at pariffing what's going on too.
Speaker 3: That is a trait that your good safeties have to
Speaker 3: have because it happens back there so quick and stuff
Speaker 3: is on him so fast. I just like the way
Speaker 3: he recognizes things that are happening from the back end forward.
Speaker 1: Certain players from certain schools at certain positions get my
Speaker 1: attention more. Coach Mac, you mentioned the Alabama Corners because
Speaker 1: Nick Saban coaches the Corners. Well, guess what, Kirby Smart
Speaker 1: played exactly at Georgia. He was a safety. So if
Speaker 1: there's ever a Georgia's safety out there, my interest is peaked.
Speaker 3: Well, you know what. And that's such a great point, Mike.
Speaker 3: And and that's I mean that that's dialed in because
Speaker 3: you got Javon Bullard sitting back here at five ten
Speaker 3: and a half one ninety eight four four seven forty.
Speaker 3: I mean, and the point that you make a lot,
Speaker 3: a lot of the instructions that these guys get coming
Speaker 3: up can either be way advantageous are they can be
Speaker 3: a deficit. You know of bad habits that you have
Speaker 3: to break. To your point, you're not gonna have to
Speaker 3: break a whole lot of bad habits with safeties out
Speaker 3: of Georgia.
Speaker 1: All right, Who is Tyler neuben your number one rated
Speaker 1: safety in this list? Ret Bryan.
Speaker 2: Tyler Neuban is six' one two oh five, so good size,
Speaker 2: good size wing. He's a long player, arms thirty two inches,
Speaker 2: so his wings seventy seven and a half inches at
Speaker 2: his pro day four five nine and the forty thirty
Speaker 2: one and a half inch vertical leap, ten foot broad
Speaker 2: short shuttle, and three cone drill good and lead his
Speaker 2: team in I and t's in the last couple of
Speaker 2: years there at Minnesota. He's a nice player.
Speaker 1: So Coach Mack to you, who is Tyler Nuban from Minnesota.
Speaker 3: Tyler Nuban's a guy that just gets the game. He
Speaker 3: understands the game a safety. That's big for a safety, Mike,
Speaker 3: they have to understand the game of what's going on
Speaker 3: in front of him. Is He's very nuanced in what
Speaker 3: he understands. He's not the best athlete of this group
Speaker 3: as far as just numbers wise, but when you watch
Speaker 3: him play, you see that he's got a sense of
Speaker 3: what's going on. And then also he always is in
Speaker 3: the right place, and a safety has to be in
Speaker 3: the right place. He's a good tackler. He's a good tackler,
Speaker 3: and if they ever break through from the front back
Speaker 3: there to him, he'll get him on the ground. But
Speaker 3: I just I like the way he plays the game,
Speaker 3: and I don't know the kid, but I think just
Speaker 3: watching him, I like the way he sees the game
Speaker 3: from the back end.
Speaker 1: All right, let's talk about favorites for you to outside
Speaker 1: of your top five safeties. Coach Mack, give me a
Speaker 1: favorite in this safety class for the twenty twenty four draft.
Speaker 3: I like, uh, Cameron Kinchins from Miamia, Florida. Cameron Kinchins
Speaker 3: from Miami of Florida. Five eleven two O three four
Speaker 3: six five forty but a one five nine ten thirty
Speaker 3: five inch vertical jump, nine to two broad jump. This
Speaker 3: is a guy that I think later on down in
Speaker 3: the down in you know, down in the draft, there's
Speaker 3: gonna be a run on these he'll be I think
Speaker 3: he'll probably be taken in the probably third or fourth round.
Speaker 1: Wow. Okay, but but.
Speaker 3: There's there's something to his game that I mean, I
Speaker 3: like his game because again, when I look at safeties,
Speaker 3: I look at guys that are cognizant of what's going on,
Speaker 3: you know, and I look at guys that don't take
Speaker 3: false steps. I look at guys that got really really
Speaker 3: good eyes, you know, guys that don't panic.
Speaker 1: I like this guy, Ret Brian who is your favorite.
Speaker 2: At the safety position minus Malik Mustafa from Wake Forest
Speaker 2: two year starter. There talking about a guy had one
Speaker 2: hundred ninety two tackles, fifteen of those for lost, four
Speaker 2: quarterback sacks, four four fumbles, ten pass breakups, three I iNTS,
Speaker 2: not scared of contact at all, and he has experience
Speaker 2: as a gunner and a regular on the kick coverage team.
Speaker 2: Those are super things you need. And he's round three,
Speaker 2: round four guy.
Speaker 1: All right, sleeper at the safety position. Ret.
Speaker 2: Bryan Sioni Vaki from Utah. He's a guy that you
Speaker 2: must kind of pay attention to.
Speaker 1: Was he a Senior Bowl guy too? Yes, Yes he was.
Speaker 1: I thought he was there, Mike, and he showed up
Speaker 1: time and time and time again. You're like, who is
Speaker 1: this dude? And his team Cole Bishop, who is your
Speaker 1: number five safety, also made plays. But I thought Vaki
Speaker 1: might have been more impressive in terms of the on
Speaker 1: field stuff.
Speaker 3: Well, first of all, uto I had a really good defense. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: and then they got two safeties that are in this
Speaker 3: draft that will be drafted. That's a good start.
Speaker 2: H Yes. Oni Vaki uh five eleven two ten had
Speaker 2: a four six two forty but a thirty nine and
Speaker 2: a half inch vertical leap ten and a half foot
Speaker 2: broad so the explosion is there, three cone drill, short shuttle. Good.
Speaker 2: He was one of those guys I thought won the
Speaker 2: week at the Senior Bowl at his position.
Speaker 3: The other thing about him, let me add on rets
Speaker 3: guy he did twenty reps at two twenty five. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so he stacked in there and what you saw a
Speaker 3: little bit at the Senior Bowl.
Speaker 1: Coach Mack, who is your sleeper at the safety position.
Speaker 3: From Lubbock, Texas? Go West Texas, Okay? Dadrian Taylor Demberson
Speaker 3: from Texas Tech. Five ten one ninety seven four four
Speaker 3: one forty thirty eight inch vertical ten to three broad jump.
Speaker 3: I think this is a guy that, once he gets
Speaker 3: even more coaching in the National Football League, is going
Speaker 3: to be a guy just because of his physical gifts
Speaker 3: that's gonna be somebody you're gonna like. He's gonna he's
Speaker 3: gonna be immediate help on teams, you know, because of
Speaker 3: his length and also you know, because of his speed. Uh,
Speaker 3: this guy to me will probably be a fourth safety
Speaker 3: when he comes into the league and will I think
Speaker 3: quickly be able to accelerate because he's got everything that
Speaker 3: it takes right now. You know, playing there in the
Speaker 3: big twelve, there's you know, there's not a whole lot
Speaker 3: of run support stuff that they have to do, and
Speaker 3: so he's kind of back there in space. But just
Speaker 3: once he gets into his movement skills and he's got lenked,
Speaker 3: I like safeties that I've got a little length to
Speaker 3: him if I'm going down later on in the draft
Speaker 3: to look at traits. We talk about traits later on
Speaker 3: in the draft thirty eight vertical, ten to three broad.
Speaker 1: You know it's there no safety's in the first round.
Speaker 1: Safety say no safeties in the first round? Would you
Speaker 1: say that, like running backs, safety is a position that
Speaker 1: you could do very well on Day three in the
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four NFL Draft. I believe that, I absolutely
Speaker 1: believe that great quality in terms of that maybe fifth, sixth,
Speaker 1: seventh round, maybe even undrafted.
Speaker 2: Yes, there could be undrafted guys that can help you.
Speaker 2: And again just an example, you know, like Malik Mustafa
Speaker 2: that I'm there's some of these guys that they're core
Speaker 2: special teams guys, which is what you need anyway, and
Speaker 2: that's what you need if you're gonna especially if you're
Speaker 2: a free agent, but if you're on the back end
Speaker 2: of the draft in round sixty seven, you're gonna be
Speaker 2: asked to do those kinds of.
Speaker 3: Here's the other thing, Mike Conritt, that's very important and
Speaker 3: once you start looking at going too that third day.
Speaker 3: The thing that you look at when you're looking at
Speaker 3: your board, you're looking at how many numbers you have
Speaker 3: perposition for training camp, and you always you want to
Speaker 3: take at least fifteen DB's total to training camp because
Speaker 3: these guys are running all the time. There's gonna be pulls,
Speaker 3: there's gonna be you know, ins and outs, but you
Speaker 3: want to be able to fill and with your seventh
Speaker 3: round picks sometimes instead of staying out of the wild West,
Speaker 3: show that free agency is. You know, once you start
Speaker 3: going the boiler room with the phone calls, take a
Speaker 3: seventh round pick on a guy that can help you
Speaker 3: there because those are big numbers that you have to
Speaker 3: fill out in the secondary and also on the offensive line.
Speaker 3: You need numbers when you go into training camp with
Speaker 3: those people. That's why you'll see, especially towards the end
Speaker 3: of that or the middle or the end of that
Speaker 3: third day, people will start looking at their boards looking
Speaker 3: at what they've got coming to training camp saying we
Speaker 3: need numbers here. Let's get them ranked ABC and D
Speaker 3: up here, and if we can save ourselves from having
Speaker 3: to negotiate, because all of a sudden, when you start negotiating,
Speaker 3: all of their agents think they're number one picks, right, okay,
Speaker 3: so that saves you.
Speaker 1: The thing about the safety position, too, which I think
Speaker 1: is important, is if you're evaluating it towards the active roster,
Speaker 1: I think you're looking at it more towards can this
Speaker 1: guy be on our forty eight, not just our fifty three,
Speaker 1: because unless you have an injury, you don't normally see
Speaker 1: a safety who is a healthy scratch. You want all
Speaker 1: those guys have to be up on game day, which
Speaker 1: rent makes the team's thing all the more important at
Speaker 1: the safety spot. Yeah, yeah, absolutely, You guys are pretty
Speaker 1: good at this. Come back and do it again on Monday.
Speaker 1: Really good. Fair to Midland. Would you come back again?
Speaker 1: Would you do you think you could make it?
Speaker 3: By what did HTT say on the text chain that
Speaker 3: you sent that time when you asked for the first
Speaker 3: day if we could do it? His reply was no, No,
Speaker 3: I'm busy.
Speaker 1: You know I'm busy. Well, we're going to get you
Speaker 1: back on Monday for another OTP to do defensive linemen
Speaker 1: and linebackers for coach Mack and Rett Bright and Mike Keith.
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