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Speaker 2: And now your host, Kyle Yeomans. Today is Thursday, March twentieth,
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Speaker 2: Dallas Cowboys. It is Miller Tome and the Tennessee Titans
Speaker 2: are on the clock. We are officially mock drafting today.
Speaker 2: We've got Zach Wilchuck, Brian brod Us, Tommy Yarish, Nick Harris,
Speaker 2: and Kyle Yeomans. This is our one month out mock,
Speaker 2: one of my favorite exercises we do every single year
Speaker 2: because it's going to change, it's not going to be
Speaker 2: the same, but it is a good idea. One out
Speaker 2: after the combine. After a lot of these pro days,
Speaker 2: have now come to a conclusion where we stand in
Speaker 2: terms of the NFL Draft. Brian and We've got a
Speaker 2: lot of picks to be made.
Speaker 3: Here, got a lot of picks be made, and man,
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what I'm excited about I'm excited about
Speaker 3: the team. I'm excited to die and get to pick
Speaker 3: for the Titans. They start to sing.
Speaker 2: Off, so Brian's gonna have the first pick. We're going
Speaker 2: to go in a rotation here. It'll be Brian, Nick, Zach, Tommy,
Speaker 2: then me, and then we'll start back over at brian
Speaker 2: randomized list. That's how it ends up. And just so
Speaker 2: you know, we're gonna pick the twelfth overall pick for
Speaker 2: the Cowboys in the second segment. We'll take a break
Speaker 2: before then, and Nick Harris has that pick this year,
Speaker 2: but we're going to talk a little bit more about it.
Speaker 2: Get our opinions on it too. No pressure, Yeah, no pressure,
Speaker 2: you gotta get it done. Pressure without wasting any more time.
Speaker 2: Let's go ahead and get things started. The Tennessee Titans
Speaker 2: on the clock. Brian brought us has the Titans. What
Speaker 2: do you thinking at number one? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I think in the tight the Titans invested in their
Speaker 3: offensive line with a couple of the free agents signings
Speaker 3: and stuff that they made with Dan Moore and Kevin Zeidler,
Speaker 3: so can't go that route. I think they're going to
Speaker 3: try and help their offense that way. But they need
Speaker 3: a quarterback. I'm taking cam Ward quarterback from the University
Speaker 3: of Miami first overall.
Speaker 2: Now, why Ward over some of those other possibilities.
Speaker 3: I just I think Ward when you look at his
Speaker 3: ability to play the the his when you everywhere he's been,
Speaker 3: whether it's Washington State, where it's Miami, play of the
Speaker 3: team that he's been on has been elevated. You know,
Speaker 3: we've we've kind of you could you could just go
Speaker 3: through it. Every place that he's been. He's a winner.
Speaker 3: This kid throws the ball well, he's got mobility. Uh,
Speaker 3: he's when you watch him the way he sees things
Speaker 3: down the field, he just naturally does things in a
Speaker 3: way where you're just like, wow, I could see where
Speaker 3: this this guy can why people follow him. Just watch
Speaker 3: the cow game where they get behind in that football
Speaker 3: game and he never gives up and he just keeps
Speaker 3: playing and playing. And there's a lot of times where
Speaker 3: blocking and stuff breaks down for him. And his ability
Speaker 3: to move, scramble by time, keep his eyes down the
Speaker 3: field and make throws.
Speaker 2: This guy's a hell of a football player.
Speaker 3: So he deserves to be the first player taken in
Speaker 3: the first quarterback off the board.
Speaker 2: And cam Ward off the board. Quarterback goes number one overall.
Speaker 2: We move on to Nick Harris, who has the Browns
Speaker 2: picking number two.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So I was sifting through my closet this morning
Speaker 4: and I felt like this was accurate, appropriate, appropriate. Yes, yeah, no,
Speaker 4: not at all. However, if I'm the Cleveland Browns and
Speaker 4: I'm looking at this draft, I am seeing an opportunity
Speaker 4: to take a quarterback. Absolutely, but I'm also understanding that
Speaker 4: I have a lot of money tied into a quarterback
Speaker 4: on this roster already. I am okay with tanking another year,
Speaker 4: go get me the best player in the draft. I'll
Speaker 4: go get Arch Manning in twenty twenty six follow a day,
Speaker 4: So I'm taking travishoh ow.
Speaker 2: Okay, So you're conceding and taking the best player exactly.
Speaker 4: That's a win win if you ask me. Because let's
Speaker 4: say you do take a quarterback. Let's say cam Ward
Speaker 4: is on the board for the Browns. You take that quarterback,
Speaker 4: you're gonna have him competing with a Kenny Pickett and
Speaker 4: a Deshaun Watson when Deshaun Watson gets back healthy. But
Speaker 4: you're also not going to be able to maximize his
Speaker 4: rookie contract because you have so much money tied into
Speaker 4: Deshaun Watson with a talent like cam Ward, I mean
Speaker 4: you would want to do that. Next year's quarterback class
Speaker 4: is shaping up to be just fine. I'm okay with
Speaker 4: waiting another year. I think my scouting department's done a
Speaker 4: good enough job to understand that there's going to be
Speaker 4: a quarterback available for us in the top ten next year.
Speaker 4: Go get me Travis Hunter, the best play in the draft.
Speaker 2: All right. So now we've got cam Woard Travis Hunter,
Speaker 2: two big names right off the jump, and of course
Speaker 2: he's going to play both ways for you in Cleveland.
Speaker 4: Right there is Yeah, might might even have him doing
Speaker 4: some place kicking too, may as well?
Speaker 2: Right, why not right place kicking?
Speaker 4: Why not?
Speaker 2: Well? Why not? Travis Hunters off the board of two.
Speaker 2: Zach Wilchuck adds the Giants at three.
Speaker 5: Well, the Giants here would be really really happy with that,
Speaker 5: because now they can take Shador Sanders, Travis Hunter's teammate,
Speaker 5: the quarterback out of Colorado. I think they'd love to
Speaker 5: get their hands on Sanders. I do think quarterbacks are gonna.
Speaker 2: Go one two.
Speaker 5: I think Cleveland will still end up taking one, but
Speaker 5: I like what you're doing there, because I agree. I
Speaker 5: think if you project ahead, next year's class better than
Speaker 5: this year's class. But your door, Sanders is built to
Speaker 5: play in New York City. This guy is prime time,
Speaker 5: much like his dad was. I do see anticipation in
Speaker 5: the way he plays, always able to keep his eyes downfield.
Speaker 5: He's mobile, He's got the ability to extend plays, the
Speaker 5: decision making. He's a guy that really doesn't turn the
Speaker 5: football over a ton. So are there certain warts in
Speaker 5: his game? One hundred percent?
Speaker 2: Are there?
Speaker 5: Question Mark Seves never played for anybody but his dad. Yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 5: But I see the talent there. And I think for
Speaker 5: the Giants, who are a very quarterback desperate right now,
Speaker 5: we'll see what happens in free agency if they had
Speaker 5: that guy Rodgers who's hanging around. But I think should
Speaker 5: or Sanders home run pick for them here.
Speaker 3: I'm interested to see what they think about Jackson Dart
Speaker 3: the Giants.
Speaker 5: Well, and there was a report today the Jets, Yeah,
Speaker 5: might be considering him at seven. So maybe maybe Jackson
Speaker 5: Dart's a guy that goes as the second quarterback off
Speaker 5: the board.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when you look at the quarterback conversation right now,
Speaker 2: that's really what it has become. It's not just cam
Speaker 2: Ward number one, and should hear number two anymore? If
Speaker 2: anything that was flip flopped at some point early in
Speaker 2: the draft process, not the case anymore. Now you've got
Speaker 2: more of a jumbled board. Brian, do you think it
Speaker 2: would line up still where chadur is the second one
Speaker 2: off the board? That's the question.
Speaker 3: I think everybody looks at these quarterbacks so differently, and
Speaker 3: and you know, depending on when you buy into Sanders.
Speaker 3: And I don't think Zach's wrong here. I just think
Speaker 3: there's I think there's people in the scouting community that
Speaker 3: are that are you know, the media scouts are now
Speaker 3: starting to catch up on Jackson Dart, and I wonder
Speaker 3: if there's teams that have already got Jackson Dart over
Speaker 3: Sanders at this point. Not anything character or anything problems
Speaker 3: wrong with Sanders. I just think that maybe that Dart
Speaker 3: might be a little bit better fit for some folk.
Speaker 2: Okay, so Ward Hunter, Sanders, Tommy, you're on the clock
Speaker 2: with the Patriots at four.
Speaker 6: Man, if I'm Elliott Wolf, I'm doing backflips down the
Speaker 6: entire facility right now, just because this has worked out
Speaker 6: so well for you, new England's invested a lot in
Speaker 6: their defense and free agency so far. Milton Williams is
Speaker 6: a big signing for them. They went and got Harold
Speaker 6: Lander the third two. So we're going to continue to
Speaker 6: bolster this defense, and we're taking Abdul Carter from Penn
Speaker 6: State the edge rusher. He's he's the second best player
Speaker 6: on my board, and you know, you've got a They've
Speaker 6: got a rookie quarterback in Drake May who showed some
Speaker 6: promise last year, so you've got that a little bit
Speaker 6: of that window there. They've improved on the defensive side
Speaker 6: of the ball, and you're getting, in my opinion, the
Speaker 6: best pass rusher in this class. Just an absolute freak
Speaker 6: of an athlete who is unstoppable down the stretch for
Speaker 6: Penn State. Even through an injury, he wasn't at one
Speaker 6: hundred percent and he was still unstoppable. He uh, you know,
Speaker 6: the comparisons out there with Michael Parsons. I don't know
Speaker 6: how much you want to believe that, but he looks
Speaker 6: the part and he's going to be really good at
Speaker 6: it for a long time in this league. And I
Speaker 6: think that if New England is there for him, they're
Speaker 6: going to be really happy with that pick.
Speaker 3: You have to feel you have to make sure you're
Speaker 3: comfortable with the foot. Yeah, it's going to be a
Speaker 3: thing in and you know that's like the precursor to
Speaker 3: the stress fracture. This is something that is something he's
Speaker 3: going to have to deal with in the future.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 3: You know the stress fracture shows the actual line in
Speaker 3: the break and stuff. Does he have some symptoms where
Speaker 3: maybe this is something that's going to happen in the future.
Speaker 3: I love what Tommy said about the player. I think
Speaker 3: he's absolutely right. But you have to feel medically comfortable
Speaker 3: with this kid going forward.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, if we see a slip from that dual carter
Speaker 2: in this first round, it'll be because of the foot.
Speaker 2: That's exactly why there are some character question mark, but
Speaker 2: is more of a concern exactly. I think if if
Speaker 2: you're going to see slides and one or two picks,
Speaker 2: I wouldn't consider a slide. Him going at four would
Speaker 2: not be a slide because of the talent that's at
Speaker 2: the top of his draft. But if you see him
Speaker 2: down in the lower parts of the top ten, maybe
Speaker 2: outside of the top ten, that's when you've got to
Speaker 2: start thinking to yourself. What is the medical Were you
Speaker 2: going to say something?
Speaker 4: I was gonna say, poort to him. Man, if they
Speaker 4: go get up Dual Carter, then Miami needs to go
Speaker 4: get a quarterback.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you'll get somebody else. Yeah, all right, Jacksonville's on
Speaker 2: the clock at number five. This is a team that
Speaker 2: needs a little bit of everything, but they need defensive
Speaker 2: line help. And they just had a new GM, new
Speaker 2: head coach, the GM James Gladstone, the youngest GM and ever.
Speaker 2: I mean, what is thirty four years old? Comes the
Speaker 2: Rams coach about to set that. You got to dominate
Speaker 2: on the interior of the defensive line. And I think
Speaker 2: the best player at this point in the draft that
Speaker 2: you could tab for this Jacksonville bunch is Mason Graham,
Speaker 2: interior defensive lineman from Michigan. He's a mauler, somebody that's
Speaker 2: going to come in and immediately turn around the interior
Speaker 2: of your defensive line. He's going to be a steady
Speaker 2: force to help you win the line of scrimmage. Again,
Speaker 2: Jacksonville has not done that in quite some time. They
Speaker 2: need somebody on the interior to help out some of
Speaker 2: those edge rushers they've drafted over the last couple of drafts.
Speaker 2: Get somebody on the inside that can help you fix that.
Speaker 2: I know that you might want to go offensive line
Speaker 2: because Trevor Lawrence had some struggles last year and the
Speaker 2: protection up front. But we talked about it on this
Speaker 2: show too many times. All these upper echelon offensive linemen
Speaker 2: concerned me a little bit because of either medical red
Speaker 2: flags or position fit. Mason Graham doesn't concern me at all.
Speaker 2: He's going to be a dog in this league and
Speaker 2: Jacksonville's going to take him at number five and revamp
Speaker 2: that defensive front overall. Zach keeps looking at me like
Speaker 2: I'm like staring into his eyes watching the film behind
Speaker 2: you too. Okay, perfect, perfect, No, I think you nailed
Speaker 2: the pick. I think this is a lock.
Speaker 5: Like if Mason Graham's there at five, I think Jacksonville
Speaker 5: is one hundred percent taking him. I don't think that's
Speaker 5: a secret that they have an affinity for Mason Graham
Speaker 5: and they want to take a defensive tackle.
Speaker 2: Okay, So going on to six, this is where things
Speaker 2: can start to get interesting. Brian brought us on the
Speaker 2: clock with the Las Vegas Raiders. Of course we could
Speaker 2: talk about maybe gent here you can talk about a
Speaker 2: wide receiver for the first time here. Where are you
Speaker 2: going at number six?
Speaker 3: Channeling my inner Al Davis here, And I'm telling you guys, pick,
Speaker 3: I'm going to pick the best player on the board.
Speaker 2: And I think this kid is amazing.
Speaker 6: Davis. That was pretty good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I interviewed with him for five hours.
Speaker 6: Is amazed.
Speaker 2: Taking Matthew gold and he ran a great fully. I'll
Speaker 2: tell you what, this Golden kid is amazing.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to pick.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, don't forget the kid bonds from Texas.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you I might take two from Virginia Tech
Speaker 5: Fly Raiders.
Speaker 3: Got a handful of needs here, and uh, you know
Speaker 3: this secondary, this secondary was not very good last year
Speaker 3: and it was a big, big, big problem. And they
Speaker 3: really do only have one solid wide receiver here, and
Speaker 3: so that's a glaring need. But as I said, I'm
Speaker 3: channeling my inn Al Davis here. He's going to take
Speaker 3: a running back here. He's going to take Ashton genty
Speaker 3: from a boise here. He's going to pass on the
Speaker 3: secondary help and he's going to pass on the receiving help.
Speaker 3: But man, you know when you're sitting about in the
Speaker 3: later rounds here and maybe the second round we'll see
Speaker 3: Vegas probably take a one of those, either receiver or
Speaker 3: defensive back. I just can't pass genty up for them
Speaker 3: right now. So he is this selection for me.
Speaker 2: Now, I like that as the pick because now we
Speaker 2: have that conversation as this is realistic. This is very
Speaker 2: much so a scenario that could happen in late April
Speaker 2: where genty is off the board and you don't even
Speaker 2: have that conversation. Zach, you made the noise there. You said, no,
Speaker 2: is that a pin throw for Dallas if he goes
Speaker 2: even that high or is it not even close enough
Speaker 2: to where that should be a conversation.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 5: I mean I'd love gent to get twelve to twelve,
Speaker 5: and I do think the Cowboys would take him if
Speaker 5: he were there at twelve.
Speaker 2: I mean to me, I mean, we've talked about it.
Speaker 5: Clean player, you just want to make sure you're kind
Speaker 5: of navigating minefields here a little bit with some players
Speaker 5: that he got question marks, you might like him, but
Speaker 5: Genty to me is he's going to be a hit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is Dallas shouldn't be surprised.
Speaker 3: You know, there was a time when when we were
Speaker 3: all starting when this when when we were when Kyle
Speaker 3: would go, we're one hundred days until the NFL Draft,
Speaker 3: and we were always picking Genty at twelve. Yeah, you
Speaker 3: know you're now everybody's again catching up here. Genty is
Speaker 3: one of the top three players on this board right now.
Speaker 3: You just had a couple of quarterbacks go, you had
Speaker 3: a defensive tackle go. That's I think is one of
Speaker 3: the best in the best in college football. This makes
Speaker 3: a lot of sense, I get for you know, don't
Speaker 3: beat Dallas is not surprised to me. This is not
Speaker 3: a pin throw. You should have known there's a possible
Speaker 3: you're about to if you're interested in Genty, you were
Speaker 3: about to walk a minefield to get there. And that's
Speaker 3: where I think that Dallas they have to be ready
Speaker 3: on the board that he's not going to be there.
Speaker 2: And and much like.
Speaker 3: They have in the past, they've been able to pivot
Speaker 3: before you know, they've lost to Ryan Chase, heer pivoted
Speaker 3: to Zach Martin.
Speaker 2: Have to be ready to do that in this draft. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I think you're right. I mean it makes a lot
Speaker 2: of sense.
Speaker 5: Genti going too the Raiders here and Pete Carroll comes
Speaker 5: from Seattle where they would ran the football a ton
Speaker 5: and they seemed with your buddy John Schneider, they take
Speaker 5: running backs every year.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I like that as the selection. And I think
Speaker 2: the quote there was if you're going to take action genty,
Speaker 2: you're gonna have to walk a minefield to get there.
Speaker 2: That is the quote of the day from Brian broad Us.
Speaker 2: All right, on to pick number seven. The Jets are
Speaker 2: on the clock, Nick Harris, you've got it.
Speaker 4: Yeah. If I'm the Jets here, I'm looking at two
Speaker 4: options here. And this is probably the discussion that I
Speaker 4: would have in my war room is we don't have
Speaker 4: a right tackle. Desperately need one to protect whatever quarterback
Speaker 4: that's going to be, whether it be justin fields or
Speaker 4: whatever else they decide to do. But we could also
Speaker 4: use a game changing tight end. So you look at
Speaker 4: Tyler Warren out of Penn State and you see his
Speaker 4: ability to change a game. But I like the offensive
Speaker 4: playmakers they have think think that they can make it,
Speaker 4: work it, tight end, make it and maybe get a
Speaker 4: guy later on. I'm going to draft armand Membu at
Speaker 4: seven here with the Jets. I'm going to take my
Speaker 4: right tackle. Feel comfortable with it, so I don't have
Speaker 4: to worry about that later in the draft out of
Speaker 4: it and worry.
Speaker 2: About jury later. Why him out of all the tackles
Speaker 2: that you could possibly take well?
Speaker 4: First off, the fit at right tackle is obviously what
Speaker 4: plays most since it's where he plays. I think he's
Speaker 4: the best tackle in this class, best pure tackle in
Speaker 4: this class. The more I watch him, the more I
Speaker 4: fall in love with this guy. Now I think he's
Speaker 4: probably more of a twelve to fifteen type talent. But
Speaker 4: if I'm the Jets, I'm completely okay with taking him
Speaker 4: at seven and living with it.
Speaker 2: And now, is there realistic expectation from the NFL in
Speaker 2: this sense that he could go this high? Is there that?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 2: Absolutely? Across the boarder, I think this is a guy.
Speaker 2: If you're talking about gent and the media scal catching up,
Speaker 2: this is a catch up guy.
Speaker 3: J Simmons has the knee injury. Yeah, that's a question
Speaker 3: right there, Campbell. Everybody's talking about short arms, Zach Hates'
Speaker 3: stance and he's not wrong about that.
Speaker 5: A Hemorry Jones gonna maybe that's an LSU think another
Speaker 5: Shivery Jones the same thing.
Speaker 2: Banks. Do you want to play him at Do you
Speaker 2: want to play them at?
Speaker 6: Guard?
Speaker 2: Do you want to playhim at tackle?
Speaker 6: Member?
Speaker 2: He nick's right, He's a right tackle. And you know
Speaker 2: it's funny.
Speaker 3: I was talking with Mickey Spagnola yesterday about him, like,
Speaker 3: how about your Missouri gags?
Speaker 2: I wish he was just a little meaner. I wish
Speaker 2: he was a little meaner.
Speaker 3: Yep, I said, kind of mean like you were to
Speaker 3: me Mickey, A lot like that. So yeah, but no,
Speaker 3: this guy's a hell of a player, hell of an athlete.
Speaker 3: I mean, you watch him play his pass block and
Speaker 3: stuff is impressive.
Speaker 2: How he's able to move. That's a that's a great pick.
Speaker 2: And he's twenty years old. Yeah, that's a great pick.
Speaker 2: Is he the best pass blocker in the draft? I think?
Speaker 3: You know me, I have my love for Simmons, Sure,
Speaker 3: I have my love for Simmons, but he is not far.
Speaker 2: The doesn't take far to call that role. He's right
Speaker 2: in that mix.
Speaker 6: Okay, So there you.
Speaker 2: Go, So off the board right now, Cam Word, Travis Hunter,
Speaker 2: Shadur Sanders, Abdul Carter, Mason Graham, Ashing genty and then
Speaker 2: Membu out of Missouri is the final selection. Pick seven
Speaker 2: for the Jets. On the clock. Carolina Panthers Timmy No wait, sorry, Sach.
Speaker 2: All right, So Carolina needs edge.
Speaker 5: Obviously, losing Bryan Burns that hurt them quite a bit.
Speaker 5: They could use some defensive tackle help as well, safety corner.
Speaker 5: The secondary's a need for him. But I've heard some
Speaker 5: whispers they are big fans of Mikel Williams the edge
Speaker 5: out of Georgia, which would not make me upset to
Speaker 5: see him go off.
Speaker 2: The board here. I think you doing this on purpose. No,
Speaker 2: I'm not.
Speaker 5: I think that legitimately he's in play here for Carolina.
Speaker 4: Didn't want me to take him on twelve of them.
Speaker 5: Yep, no doubt I was. I was blocking you there, Nick.
Speaker 5: You know, Mikel Williams is a good player the long arms.
Speaker 5: I mean, he's a freak athlete, really good against the run.
Speaker 5: He's not a guy that gets caught out of position
Speaker 5: a lot. I think the question mark would be like,
Speaker 5: as I was watching him, it would be Jalen Walker,
Speaker 5: his teammate, that would just flash. So I think there's
Speaker 5: upside when it comes to the pass rush there. But
Speaker 5: there's no question that he is one of the better
Speaker 5: ready made run defenders in this draft. And if they
Speaker 5: can tap into any potential when it comes to the
Speaker 5: size and the speed. He's got a good bull rush,
Speaker 5: he's got a swim move. He could showcase his some
Speaker 5: speed off the line. It's just inconsistent, but she gotta
Speaker 5: love the way he can set the edge in the
Speaker 5: run game six five two sixty five.
Speaker 2: I think team's really gonna cove at the size that
Speaker 2: he plays with. Okay, so and with the talent level
Speaker 2: and the ceiling. We had that conversation on Tuesday, the
Speaker 2: ceiling conversation with Mikel Williams. There's some ceiling there? Is
Speaker 2: he available there at eight for the Panthers? Yes? Is
Speaker 2: this the ceiling of where he could land? Is there
Speaker 2: any chance he goes any higher than what this is?
Speaker 2: Or is this maybe where it feels right for Mikel?
Speaker 2: I think this is where it's right. I don't see
Speaker 2: him going higher than eighty. Danew Chairmia had him going
Speaker 2: to twenty nine. Oh mock track.
Speaker 5: So, and the reason I'm pulling the trigger here is
Speaker 5: when we got our teams, I tried to do my
Speaker 5: due diligence. Yeah, ask around, and that was a name
Speaker 5: that Carolina is eyeing.
Speaker 2: Good to know?
Speaker 4: Why why not?
Speaker 2: Jalen Walker Carolina.
Speaker 5: I think it's the size thing there, and I think
Speaker 5: I don't know how they view Walker if he is
Speaker 5: an off ball linebacker.
Speaker 2: I think they want a defensive end.
Speaker 4: And you were if you were Carolina.
Speaker 5: If I were Carolina, I'd go Jaylen Walker, I take
Speaker 5: I take Mike Green. I would to take my Green.
Speaker 5: If you're looking for a pass us edge, you take
Speaker 5: Mike Green there.
Speaker 2: And remember we're trying to be accurate here. Yeah, that's
Speaker 2: kind of why we're going this selection. I appreciate the
Speaker 2: inside work there.
Speaker 4: We're going like what we would do. All right, we're
Speaker 4: at pick nin I know what we're doing now.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, what do you want with the Saints here? Yeah, Tommy,
Speaker 2: what's job?
Speaker 6: So if I'm the Saints, I'm looking at you know this,
Speaker 6: this this roster, Derek Carr coming back at quarterback, and
Speaker 6: you know, you'll see what you get there. I don't
Speaker 6: think there's many quarterbacks. I'm not as high on Dart
Speaker 6: as I think some people are starting to come around
Speaker 6: to be. So I'm looking at offensive weapons for this
Speaker 6: Saints team, and I think they're going to have a
Speaker 6: toss up here between tedor Row, McMillan and Tyler Warren.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna go Tyler Warren here for New Orleans. I
Speaker 6: think that you look at what he can do kind
Speaker 6: of as a Swiss Army knife, and they're very familiar
Speaker 6: with those kinds of play. Think of Taysom Hill, who's
Speaker 6: already on the roster, but he's getting up there in
Speaker 6: AH So this guy can be their next Taysom Hill,
Speaker 6: not as stockey, but a guy who can kind of
Speaker 6: fill multiple roles for you on offense. You can look
Speaker 6: at this guy as a wide receiver and a tight
Speaker 6: end all in one. He's not going to be the
Speaker 6: inline blocker that Taysom Hill or Jawan Johnson are on
Speaker 6: that roster, but he's going to be a guy who
Speaker 6: can get downfield for you and do a lot with
Speaker 6: the ball in his hands. And I think that's the
Speaker 6: type of playmaker that New Orleans needs. So Tyler Warren
Speaker 6: tight end Penn State.
Speaker 2: That's interesting because you look at what Warren is compared
Speaker 2: to Brock Bowers, right and what he was last year,
Speaker 2: and now you're having Warren go ahead of where Bowers
Speaker 2: fell in the first round to Las Vegas a year ago.
Speaker 2: But the impact was there. You saw it from Bowers.
Speaker 2: He saw what he could do in year number one
Speaker 2: as a rookie and was an incredible difference maker for
Speaker 2: the Raiders last year. Can Bowers be that in that
Speaker 2: offense with the Saints. It's yet to be seen, but
Speaker 2: it is something to keep an eye of an eye
Speaker 2: on moving forward. Kind of a little curve ball pick there,
Speaker 2: I do. Why do you like Tyler?
Speaker 5: I mean, I'm just a big fan of Tyler Warren general.
Speaker 5: I mean, as you mentioned the Swiss army knife, but
Speaker 5: it looks different than what brock Bauer's played with, very
Speaker 5: different styles. Rock Bowers is very elusive. He's got the speed,
Speaker 5: he looks like a wide receiver and a tight end body.
Speaker 5: Tyler Warren is the guy that's just gonna run downhill
Speaker 5: and run through your face like he doesn't have the elusiveness,
Speaker 5: kind of clunky. I've comped him to Gronk a little
Speaker 5: bit after the catch, but the production it's there, and
Speaker 5: I love the catch radius. I think he's just an
Speaker 5: all around hell of a football player. And to me, again,
Speaker 5: when you're trying to look at guys that I don't
Speaker 5: think are going to bust in this class, I think
Speaker 5: Tyler Warren's going to be a productive NFL player.
Speaker 2: I agree, good call, good call. All right, Chicago's on
Speaker 2: the board at number ten. This is a team that
Speaker 2: gave up the most amount of sacks in the NFL
Speaker 2: last year, and they're looking across the board and they're
Speaker 2: seeing a couple of great players offensive linemen still on
Speaker 2: the board after only one is gone and that was
Speaker 2: armand Mimbu at seven to the Jets. They're gonna take
Speaker 2: the number one offensive tackle or offensive linemen on their
Speaker 2: board because they can play tackle, they can play guard,
Speaker 2: and that's not a question question that the Bears really
Speaker 2: care about. They're going to take the best player across.
Speaker 2: They're taking Kelvin Banks out of Texas. They're going to
Speaker 2: take him. The top rated offensive linemen on their board
Speaker 2: at the time, and Banks is going to be with
Speaker 2: the Chicago Bears wearing a different shade of orange and
Speaker 2: a little bit of Navy mixed in between now this year,
Speaker 2: trying to protect Caleb Williams. All Right, we're getting close
Speaker 2: to the pick for the Dallas Cowboys. On the other
Speaker 2: side of the break, we'll pick number eleven with Brian
Speaker 2: on the clock and the forty nine ers who could
Speaker 2: they steal from the Cowboys. And then Nick Harris is
Speaker 2: on the clock with the Cowboys at twelve, and then
Speaker 2: we'll give our insight on what we would do in
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Speaker 2: Glad you're with us. Let's run down the pick. So
Speaker 2: far one through ten are finished. Cam Ward was first
Speaker 2: off the board to the Titans. Browns took Travis Hunter,
Speaker 2: Giants selected Shooter Sanders. Patriots selected Abdul Carter out of
Speaker 2: Penn State. Jaggs took Mason Graham out of Michigan. Raiders
Speaker 2: took Ashton Gent out of Boise State. Arman Minbou the
Speaker 2: offensive tackle from Missouri, goes to the Jets at seven.
Speaker 2: Mikel Williams edg rusher from Georgia off the board to
Speaker 2: the Panthers at eight, Tyler Warren tight end from Penn
Speaker 2: State off the board to the Saints at nine, and
Speaker 2: then rounding out the top ten, the Bears took Kelvin Banks,
Speaker 2: junior offensive lineman from Texas. Brian is on the clock
Speaker 2: San Francisco at pick number eleven, and then we get
Speaker 2: to the Cowboys at twelve.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is this is a pretty easy one for
Speaker 3: me because I'm thinking about what Robert Sala does with
Speaker 3: his UH, with his coverage, and you know, he likes
Speaker 3: to play with his front seven and create.
Speaker 2: Pressures that way.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 3: He plays a bass cover four, which is playing quarters.
Speaker 3: He doesn't want to give up big plays. He wants
Speaker 3: to be able to handle the run as well. This
Speaker 3: is very very easy for me because I think that
Speaker 3: Jadday Baron from Texas fits perfectly for what he's trying
Speaker 3: to do. You got to play with discipline. You could
Speaker 3: for you could you cover well on the outside if
Speaker 3: you have to play some manned stuff, some pressure stuff
Speaker 3: you could play in the zone. You can also you
Speaker 3: tackle very well on the edge. The San Francisco forty
Speaker 3: nine ers take cornerback Johday Baron from from the Texas longhorner.
Speaker 2: So is this a pin throw at this point for
Speaker 2: Dallas Tommy.
Speaker 6: I think I think somewhat yes, depending on where they
Speaker 6: feel like they need to go with twelve. If they
Speaker 6: feel like they need a wide receiver, I don't think so,
Speaker 6: just because McMillan's a little bit. But if they feel
Speaker 6: like they need that corner help more than they need
Speaker 6: that wide receiver help, than yes, I think this is
Speaker 6: definitely a pent throw. John A. Barron just so complete
Speaker 6: as a defensive back. He can play anywhere in the secondary.
Speaker 6: I feel like he played some nickel earlier in his
Speaker 6: college days, played really well there. They moved him out
Speaker 6: to the outside and it felt like he got better
Speaker 6: and so you can slide him back. He has the
Speaker 6: size of slide back. It's safety. I feel like he
Speaker 6: could play back there too, just incredible ball skills, great footwork,
Speaker 6: super sound anywhere and coverage, and he's got a knack
Speaker 6: for knocking the ball away or picking the ball off.
Speaker 6: This is a really, really, really good player.
Speaker 5: I agree with everything he said in his breakdown. I
Speaker 5: think it's a penthrow for us. I don't think it's
Speaker 5: a pen throw for the Cowboys. I don't think he's
Speaker 5: in play at twelve. I think they want the size.
Speaker 5: It is kind of the vibe. I've gotten a.
Speaker 2: Corner, okay. And if that's the case, then that's not
Speaker 2: John A. Barren, No, it would be Will Johnson. I
Speaker 2: think Will Johnson would be the one that they would
Speaker 2: consider in the first round. Well, it's just fair. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's totally fair. And I think Johnson might be in
Speaker 2: play there more than we're talking about, but we've brought
Speaker 2: that up the last couple of shows. Now, I don't
Speaker 2: know if it's a pin throw because of the guys
Speaker 2: that are still there. I mean we're looking on the
Speaker 2: board at the moment, Tetoro at McMahon, you're far from
Speaker 2: being wiped out right now. This is kind of a
Speaker 2: great centaround.
Speaker 10: Nick.
Speaker 2: Do the right thing now, Will right thing there? Got
Speaker 2: Will Campbell. On the board, you've got James Pierce, Mike Green,
Speaker 2: Will Johnson, Luther Burden your pick of the wide receiver class.
Speaker 2: Basically across the board, you've got Josh Simmons still there.
Speaker 2: I mean it is. It is all on the table
Speaker 2: for the Cowboys, and they've they're going to come out
Speaker 2: with a great pick at twelve here. And remember we're
Speaker 2: not doing trades. There is a trade thought process here.
Speaker 2: Would you think about trading down if there are this
Speaker 2: many names here?
Speaker 4: Absolutely, I'm looking at Seattle at eighteen, seeing that they
Speaker 4: have two second round picks and two third round picks,
Speaker 4: and there's an opportunity there. Now Seattle gives you a call.
Speaker 4: You got to entertain that that second round pick that
Speaker 4: they have would almost be a perfect matchup on the
Speaker 4: on the points chart. So that would that would I
Speaker 4: want to stack top one hundred picks? H I want
Speaker 4: to stack top fifty picks even if I could so,
Speaker 4: I would certainly entertain phone calls before the spirit of
Speaker 4: the conversation, Kyrien Lacy, No, I'm joking, We're gonna go
Speaker 4: Tylo mcmill No, no, no. It was just a just
Speaker 4: the funniest possible scenario Ted Roal McMillan here at twelve,
Speaker 4: it just makes sense. I mean, these guys they need
Speaker 4: an outside receiver. I want to implore people who are
Speaker 4: looking into the draft and not overthink this guy, and
Speaker 4: I'm trying not to do the same. I I was
Speaker 4: just telling Brian as we were walking in here. I
Speaker 4: watched Matthew Golden again last night and I was like, man,
Speaker 4: this is gonna be a tough decision to make between
Speaker 4: one or the other. But if you're looking at it
Speaker 4: for this team and understanding Ted Roald McMillan's size, his ability,
Speaker 4: his red zone ability, his scoring ability, how he could
Speaker 4: open up a guy like Ceedee Lamb, it makes a
Speaker 4: lot of sense. Now, what are the concerns with Tedroll
Speaker 4: McMillan that have had people overthinking things? The speed is
Speaker 4: maybe not the best of some of these guys. He
Speaker 4: ran a four five plus and his pro day earlier
Speaker 4: this week. But look, there's guys like Mike Evans, There's
Speaker 4: guys like Drake London out in the league that are
Speaker 4: performing at that type of size who weren't blazers in
Speaker 4: the combine or draft process. I think this guy's talented enough.
Speaker 4: I think his route tree has developed enough. One concern
Speaker 4: that I do want to throw out. And again there's
Speaker 4: some of the Stilling and Brian's were walking in that
Speaker 4: I forgot until I went back to my notes from
Speaker 4: during the season. He's had the same quarterback since he
Speaker 4: was a freshman in high school, so I wonder how
Speaker 4: much there will be a transition period for Tedro McMillan.
Speaker 4: You know, we've talked about, you know, Shador Sanders having
Speaker 4: the same head coach since he was you know born.
Speaker 4: What about having the same quarterback as a receiver. You know,
Speaker 4: how is that gonna be a little bit different for
Speaker 4: him at the next level. But I still think this
Speaker 4: guy's gonna be a bona fide player. There's there's concerns
Speaker 4: with every draft prospect, but I think this is the
Speaker 4: perfect guy for the Dallas Cowboys at twelve.
Speaker 2: Now, would you do anything different? I personally wouldn't do
Speaker 2: anything different. I would take McMillan there. I still think
Speaker 2: he's the best wide receiver in the class. You have
Speaker 2: the pick of the wide receiever class. No, he had
Speaker 2: gone outside of Travis Hunter. So I'm taking Teed McMillan here,
Speaker 2: and I'm pairing him with Cdee Lamb. I think that's
Speaker 2: a great combo. Gives you the physicality, gives you some
Speaker 2: size that you don't have in your wide receiver room,
Speaker 2: and I'm running with it. Would any of you guys
Speaker 2: do anything different here in this scenario with the board
Speaker 2: that's available to you.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 5: The three names that I would discuss would be McMillan,
Speaker 5: who I've got is the fourth best player on my board,
Speaker 5: Mike Green, who's the sixth best player on my boarder
Speaker 5: than Jalen Walker, who I've got is the eighth best
Speaker 5: player on my board. But you're still going with but
Speaker 5: Tet's the highest graded and it fills a need. I
Speaker 5: think he's a great compliment to Ceedee Lamb. I think
Speaker 5: there's a lot of overthinking when it comes to this.
Speaker 5: I think he's clearly the best wide receiver in this
Speaker 5: class for me. I mean he's a certified bad ball catcher.
Speaker 5: I mean he played with his buddy, I guess, But
Speaker 5: I mean the quarterback play could be a radic at times.
Speaker 5: And I mean you look at the four five three,
Speaker 5: which is what Mike Evans ran. I've comped teed McMillan
Speaker 5: to Mike Evans because he's a play a player that
Speaker 5: you see play faster on tape. He's a long strider,
Speaker 5: he gets open down the field, he makes plays after
Speaker 5: the catch. He excels on inbreaking routes over the middle.
Speaker 5: And it's not even fifty to fifty balls, it's seventy
Speaker 5: thirty eighty twenty. You throw it up to Ted McMillan.
Speaker 2: That's his great job at hand, fighting down the field
Speaker 2: with DBS to gain positioning. I love him.
Speaker 5: And again, when you need a hit on this pick,
Speaker 5: I think you're hitting on Ted rowat McMillan at twelve.
Speaker 3: I think it's going to come down for Dallas for
Speaker 3: in this scenario that mcmillanon, Golden, and Will Johnson. If
Speaker 3: that's the case, I think those are the three players
Speaker 3: they're going to have to decide between. And McMillan makes
Speaker 3: a lot of sense. So would you go with McMillan there,
Speaker 3: I personally would myself. I'm just saying they're probably gonna
Speaker 3: look at it as McMillan, Golden and Johnson. It might
Speaker 3: be McMillan, Johnson, Golden. But if they're going to consider
Speaker 3: a defensive player at this point, I think it's gonna
Speaker 3: be Will Johnson good to know.
Speaker 6: What do you think, Tommy, Yeah, I think it's hard
Speaker 6: to pick a side from McMillan. You just look at
Speaker 6: what he's going to be able to do for you
Speaker 6: as as a big body, downfield threat. He's going to
Speaker 6: be instantly the tallest wide receiver on the Cowboys roster
Speaker 6: by a full two inch is when he when he
Speaker 6: gets drafted. So Dallas has been looking for that for
Speaker 6: that downfield guy they compare with Seed Lamb. It allows
Speaker 6: him to focus more on the slot where he's played
Speaker 6: a lot of snaps and he's been at his best.
Speaker 6: You got your big outside guy for Dak Prescott, and
Speaker 6: you know, he's a guy where you can throw the
Speaker 6: ball in a lot of different places and because of
Speaker 6: his big catch radius, he can come down with it.
Speaker 6: He's a freak of an athlete. You know. Speed is
Speaker 6: not as big of a concern to me as as
Speaker 6: it is for some others. I think this guy is
Speaker 6: going to have a long, successful career, and if it's
Speaker 6: with Dallas, it'll be it'll be another good one at
Speaker 6: the wide receivers.
Speaker 2: Here's the thing, though, We're all in consensus here, which
Speaker 2: means this will never happen. Yeah, it's just not gonna happen. Sorry, everybody,
Speaker 2: Could we do something? Could we adjust something real quick? Sure,
Speaker 2: you're saying, if McMillan's off the board, take take me,
Speaker 2: take his trade, take the Seattle trade. Okay, and you're
Speaker 2: going down to eight carry this, carry this scene to eighteen.
Speaker 2: I know we said we weren't going to do any trades.
Speaker 2: We'll just play it. Couldn't you guys play it out
Speaker 2: if we made this trade? What was the what was
Speaker 2: the return there? Nick, don't worry about the trade, just
Speaker 2: worry about going to eighteen. Okay, we'll just see who's there, Yeah,
Speaker 2: theoretically there, Yeah, see who Just see who's there? Okay,
Speaker 2: all right, So Zach's on the clock with the Dolphins
Speaker 2: at thirteen, Well.
Speaker 3: Okay, no, it would be Seattle's on the clocket with
Speaker 3: twelve twelve at twelve, pick for Seattle.
Speaker 2: Who's got Seattle? Zach doesn't? Actually, Oh okay, you know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying. You know what I'm saying. Can you
Speaker 2: want to play it now? Where where Seattle takes? Whoever?
Speaker 3: Take Seattle and now go to eighteen. We all know
Speaker 3: that we would take McMillan. Sure, just take it down
Speaker 3: to eighteen and see who's there. Would they take McMillan there?
Speaker 3: Would they be coming?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, I'm about I'm talking about Dallas, Dallas.
Speaker 2: We know as a group. If it's twelve Sattle, I'm saying, Seattle,
Speaker 2: did they come up to get mcmillians a guy there,
Speaker 2: picket just pick it? I know they signed Cooper cup like,
Speaker 2: they just take yeah Millan. Yeah, they could absolutely take McMillan,
Speaker 2: that's fine. Yeah, they lost DK metcalf, that would be
Speaker 2: a good They need a big bodied receiver next to
Speaker 2: Jays and I don't think that would be the pick there,
Speaker 2: but just for for one relations what do you that's fine?
Speaker 5: Would be let me see now, because they were picking
Speaker 5: in the twenties, so I've got to read just.
Speaker 2: At eighteen eighteen.
Speaker 4: Almost ever at eighteen I've seen as having them getting
Speaker 4: Tyler Booker.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they need an offensive lineman while there they I mean,
Speaker 5: and Connor Williams are tired on him. I think Tyler
Speaker 5: Booker would actually make a lot of sense for them there.
Speaker 5: Or I think Gray's Abel could be a sneaky pick
Speaker 5: out in North Dakota State. Yeah, if they want to
Speaker 5: kick Campbell into guard or they could even I mean,
Speaker 5: they could use some help.
Speaker 2: You're picking now at twelve, Yeah for Seattle. Yeah, I'll go.
Speaker 2: I'll go. Tyler Booker here for them. Okay, So Tyler
Speaker 2: Piper's off the Boarder Booker is gone.
Speaker 5: McMillan still there at the guard from Alabama, right, correct, Right,
Speaker 5: And so Zach, you're back on the clock defense at thirteen. Okay,
Speaker 5: So with Miami, Miami does weird stuff. And again I
Speaker 5: was asking around about what they're interested in defensive back.
Speaker 5: I think Tyler Booker would also be in the conversation here.
Speaker 5: Will Campbell's saw on the board might be interesting for them,
Speaker 5: but they covet speed. I think Will Johnson's in play.
Speaker 5: But I'm going to give them a safety shake up
Speaker 5: this mock a little bit. Nick emm and Wori safety
Speaker 5: out of North Carolina goes to the Miami doll here
Speaker 5: at thirteen. I do think they like him. He might
Speaker 5: be their top safety on the board ran a four
Speaker 5: to three eight. They love speed, you know, it might
Speaker 5: be Daniel Kovitz there and hey, he's got the size
Speaker 5: everything you want. I mean, the fluidity's there, the change
Speaker 5: of direction. He's an interchangeable safety as a team captain.
Speaker 5: I just want more violence when he strikes, in a
Speaker 5: willingness to mix it up like that size. I've seen
Speaker 5: some people say, oh he could even can like freelance
Speaker 5: like Jayron Kurst did at linebacker. I don't see that
Speaker 5: play style from him. I don't see a guy that
Speaker 5: wants to come downhill and absolutely smack you. But as
Speaker 5: a safety, the athleticism, the traits, they're all there and
Speaker 5: they need.
Speaker 2: Help in the secondary ALKI stars.
Speaker 5: I think they like em and Warriy more than Starks,
Speaker 5: and personally I don't have either as my best safety.
Speaker 5: I think I would go mccooba or Xavier watts oeat
Speaker 5: of both players.
Speaker 2: Okay, so aim and Worry is off the board. We're
Speaker 2: going to Tommy with the Colts of fourteen.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, when you when you look at the Colts,
Speaker 6: this is a team that is pretty set at wide receiver.
Speaker 6: So I feel like that takes McMillan out of the equation.
Speaker 6: And they picked light to Lato with their first round pick.
Speaker 6: Last year. He kind of had an up and down
Speaker 6: year for them, but overall pretty productive. I think they
Speaker 6: continue to bolster this pass rush. I'm going to go
Speaker 6: with Jalen Walker, the linebacker from Georgia. Linebacker, edge receivers.
Speaker 6: You let them figure it out. I think that I
Speaker 6: think that this is just an overall good defensive player
Speaker 6: who has a knack for getting after the quarterback. And
Speaker 6: I don't know what he as much how he can
Speaker 6: drop back into coverage and help you as much back
Speaker 6: there as he does rushing the passer, but certainly a
Speaker 6: really fun piece to add to your defense. And I
Speaker 6: think that he fits in well with what Indianapolis is
Speaker 6: looking to do.
Speaker 2: And I think Atlanta behind them would take an edge
Speaker 2: rusher too, yep, And so that would be a spot
Speaker 2: where they would look up ahead and say, man, we
Speaker 2: were hoping Walker would fall. And so now Atlanta is
Speaker 2: having a scramble at fifteen, I've got them on the clock.
Speaker 2: I'm going to go with Mike Green edge rusher out
Speaker 2: of Marshall there. I think he's going to fit that mold.
Speaker 2: They need speed on that defense. They've got some speed
Speaker 2: on offense. They've got the wide receivers in the running
Speaker 2: back and take in the quarterback, taking care of at
Speaker 2: least what they think moving forward. So no need to
Speaker 2: really stretch it on the offensive side. What they need
Speaker 2: is team speed and Green gives you that with some
Speaker 2: length off the edge. I thought about maybe going with.
Speaker 4: A guy.
Speaker 2: Like a Shemar Stewart there or somebody off the edge,
Speaker 2: but it's just not the same as what Mike Green
Speaker 2: can bring you from a speed standpoint. I think the
Speaker 2: Falcons take him at fifteen out of Marshall. That's where
Speaker 2: I would go. I favor pick of the drafts over No.
Speaker 2: You love my Green fifty with you man Hey, great value.
Speaker 2: It does, great value and the production speaks for itself.
Speaker 2: Sunbelt Conference record twenty two and a half tackles for
Speaker 2: loss registered to TfL in twelve to thirteen games. I
Speaker 2: get it. It's at Marshall. But the skill set this
Speaker 2: guy has the first step quickness. He's going to be
Speaker 2: a stud.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: What do you think, Brian? At sixteen with the Arizona
Speaker 2: Cardinals on the clock, Arizona Cardinals are they're hunting?
Speaker 3: I think defensive line help here. I mean they've signed
Speaker 3: Josh Sweat and then they resigned Baron Browning as well.
Speaker 3: They could they need to improve the interior of their
Speaker 3: defensive linemen. Their defensive tackles were just not very good.
Speaker 3: And you know what, they've added Dalvin Tomlinson as well
Speaker 3: in free agency. I just think that's kind of a
Speaker 3: piece that you know, we'll see how that really really
Speaker 3: plays out. But they're they're they're in the they're in
Speaker 3: the mode right now where I think that Kenneth Grant
Speaker 3: or Walter Nolan probably makes some sense for them right now.
Speaker 3: I'm going to give them Kenneth Grant here. I'm gonna
Speaker 3: give the Cardinals the Michigan defensive tackle, the big nose,
Speaker 3: the one technique, uh, the the Michigan defensive tackle one technique.
Speaker 3: Kenneth Grant is who I'm going to give.
Speaker 2: Them second interior defensive lineman off the board, second one
Speaker 2: out of Michigan as well. After we saw Mason Graham
Speaker 2: go to the Jags at five, moving along, and I mean,
Speaker 2: we're looking at this side scenario here, see Will Campbell
Speaker 2: and Ted McMillan are still see that's I wanted to
Speaker 2: see if that was really going to be the case
Speaker 2: far down. I mean, if you want to, could probably
Speaker 2: keep going and see this, but you know, you can
Speaker 2: make the pick there at eighteen if you want. And
Speaker 2: seven seventeen is still Nick on the board here with seventeen.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if you're looking at in between twelve and seventeen,
Speaker 4: the only team that you would be worried about taking
Speaker 4: a receiver would be the Cardinals. Now, they took a
Speaker 4: first round receiver last year, so you know you have
Speaker 4: you factor that in as well. And I agree with Brian.
Speaker 4: I also had them taking Kenneth Grant and and my
Speaker 4: mock last week. So the Bengals are certainly not taking
Speaker 4: a receiver.
Speaker 2: They need some So you don't think they're gonna go
Speaker 2: receiver here. Yeah, It's it's possible.
Speaker 4: And it's it's crazy that Will Campbell has slid this far.
Speaker 4: We would be talking about okay, is there a gas
Speaker 4: mask video out there?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 4: There's a couple of different scenarios here for the Bengals.
Speaker 4: If they end up trading Trey Hendrickson, then they need
Speaker 4: to go get an edge to replace him. But if
Speaker 4: they don't, I like them to get some secondary help.
Speaker 4: And in this case, I would have them taking Will
Speaker 4: Johnson out of Michigan.
Speaker 2: So back to back Michigan Wolverines off the board. This
Speaker 2: would be a dream scenario, right, you get what's their
Speaker 2: offensive line situation.
Speaker 4: It's it's they took Amarius Mems in the first round
Speaker 4: last year out at right tackle. There was definitely some
Speaker 4: learning learning curve with him because he only had nine
Speaker 4: starts going into his his career. Orlando Brown at left tackle,
Speaker 4: he's played up and down. Ted Carson center's played up
Speaker 4: and down. They certainly could go get a Will Campbell,
Speaker 4: but with how much money that they have invested on
Speaker 4: their offense, they got to go get young guys on
Speaker 4: defense because they'll never be able to sign anybody on
Speaker 4: defense for the rest of time.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I mean I gotta go there.
Speaker 3: I just know the Brown family likes Ohio State players
Speaker 3: because their their father, their father, the patriarch. You know
Speaker 3: Paul Brown Simmons here, Yeah, he was, he coached Ohio State.
Speaker 3: I mean, he goes all the way back and they
Speaker 3: tend to draft Ohio State players and I wonder if
Speaker 3: they would consider Simmons with the offensive line situation. But
Speaker 3: it's funny they take a Michigan guy with Will Johnson.
Speaker 3: But it makes a lot of sense.
Speaker 2: Well, they had the worst guard play in the NFL
Speaker 2: last year, so I mean.
Speaker 5: Maybe Donald jack Donovan Jackson, maybe they could look at
Speaker 5: him up.
Speaker 3: Maybe that might be a little rich considering, but they
Speaker 3: tended to drift towards Ohio State players. That family does
Speaker 3: because of the father's background in Ohio State.
Speaker 2: So it's just something and be an Ohio team. You know,
Speaker 2: sometimes they look at that as well.
Speaker 3: But they'd like LSU players though, too. Campbell, you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: That's true. Yeah, the fact that he's still on the board,
Speaker 2: like Nick said, fact that Teed McMillan's still on the board.
Speaker 2: This is the type of skid that if Dallas doesn't
Speaker 2: take him at twelve, we could see him on and
Speaker 2: that's why he ends up in some of these mocks
Speaker 2: like Daniel Jeremiah and Dane Brugler and seeing them kind
Speaker 2: of a little bit further down. But Zach, you're on
Speaker 2: the clock. The Seahawks slash Cowboys pick at eighteen. I mean,
Speaker 2: when we trade down like this, I think we're going
Speaker 2: right back to tet right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, No, this would be technic billing again, Yeah, one
Speaker 5: hundred percent, it would be techniccmillan.
Speaker 6: For me.
Speaker 5: The value is unbelievable and you've picked up an extra
Speaker 5: second round pick, so really good about it. Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 5: this would be this would be on anything that we
Speaker 5: could ever imagine night one of the draft.
Speaker 2: We are this is bigger than Cooper bebe. This is
Speaker 2: like hell yeah, pants are flying off, pizza party for everybody.
Speaker 2: We're cracking Miller lights.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you what. If it sounds good, let's do it.
Speaker 4: If Dallas were a parachute to eighteen, I think a
Speaker 4: team would trade up ahead of eighteen to.
Speaker 5: Go try and get again Ted. Yeah, and that's the fear.
Speaker 5: That's that's why I personally wouldn't move out at twelve.
Speaker 5: I'm staying there and I love it. Ted McMillan, fourth
Speaker 5: best player. You're getting him at twelve. For me, I
Speaker 5: can't move on that.
Speaker 4: And for the spirit of the draft, Seattle, you'd be
Speaker 4: taking Booker.
Speaker 2: Here, Yeah, yeah, I just went Booker for him. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 2: So there you go. I mean, you've got Tyler Booker
Speaker 2: and Will Campbell's still on the board, falling further and
Speaker 2: further nineteen Buccaneers, Tommy Yarish, you're on the clock.
Speaker 3: So Dallas took McMillan at the trade back spot eighteen.
Speaker 2: It was just a flip flop. Yeah, yeah, twelve, same.
Speaker 6: Scenario, Can I present a quick other argument for eighteen?
Speaker 6: Real quick? Yeah, I would consider Will Campbell here if
Speaker 6: he slides. I think you out here. Yes, I think
Speaker 6: if you're looking at guard for Will Campbell, you've got
Speaker 6: a guard position open for competition. You signed Robert Jones
Speaker 6: and free agency, you've got Brockoffman TJ. Bass in there.
Speaker 6: But if you've got a guy in Will Campbell who
Speaker 6: a lot of people have as a consensus top ten
Speaker 6: to fifteen player in this draft, and you parashute back
Speaker 6: to eighteen and he's still there for you, I think
Speaker 6: you have a conversation about that. I think you at
Speaker 6: least have a conversation about it. So I'm just throwing
Speaker 6: that out there. Nineteen Tampa Bay. I think that you
Speaker 6: look at this Bucks team and I think I look
Speaker 6: more defense for them, and I'm going to look at
Speaker 6: a guy with a lot of high upside here. There's
Speaker 6: question marks for character, but I think that you've got
Speaker 6: a lot to work with still, So I'm going with
Speaker 6: James Pierce, the edge rusher out of Tennessee. Really high ceiling,
Speaker 6: great build, super athletic. Would like to see a little
Speaker 6: bit more production. You kind of saw him thrown around
Speaker 6: as a guy who maybe would be the first overall
Speaker 6: pick very early on in this process. He's got all
Speaker 6: the tools in the bag, but just still needs to
Speaker 6: come along a little bit more, and I feel like
Speaker 6: with good development at the NFL level, he'll be able
Speaker 6: to do just that. New pair him on a defensive
Speaker 6: line that's got Vita Veya and a good defensive backfield,
Speaker 6: I think this is a pick that can work out
Speaker 6: really well for Tampa Bay's defense.
Speaker 2: By he could be a monster there. Yeah, he could
Speaker 2: really be good there. All right. Just rounding out the
Speaker 2: top twenty here, the Broncos on the clock. They need
Speaker 2: some running back help, but I don't think they're going
Speaker 2: to take it this early, especially with Genti already being
Speaker 2: off the board. You could maybe see corner here, but
Speaker 2: with Baron and Johnson there off the board, I don't
Speaker 2: think they could necessarily take a guy at twenty, and
Speaker 2: same thing at tight end. I think the only tight
Speaker 2: end that would be available there would be Tyler Warren.
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna go wide receiver, and my second best
Speaker 2: wide receiver on the board is Luther Burden from Missouri
Speaker 2: on the board at twenty. With the Broncos. I think
Speaker 2: that's a guy that can help bo Nix out give
Speaker 2: you some extra weaponry on the outside after kind of
Speaker 2: going back and forth through a good rookiees season for
Speaker 2: bow Knicks, but kind of a shaky year overall for
Speaker 2: that offense. They need weaponry, They need somebody that can
Speaker 2: create separation. Burden can do that, and I think the
Speaker 2: Broncos would take him at twenty and run with it
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Speaker 2: going to start from eleven. John A. Barron goes to
Speaker 2: the forty nine Ers at eleven, Tedorolla McMillan to the
Speaker 2: Cowboys at twelve. A possible trade was made with Seattle
Speaker 2: to go back to eighteen. They would have ended up
Speaker 2: with McMillan anyways, and we'll continue on from there. Thirteen Dolphins,
Speaker 2: Nick em and Warri off the board to Miami, Jalen
Speaker 2: Walker edge rusher off the board of the Colts. Of fourteen,
Speaker 2: Mike Green edge rusher to the Falcons. At fifteen sixteen,
Speaker 2: the Cardinals selected interior defensive lineman Kenneth Grant from Michigan.
Speaker 2: Fellow Wolverine Will Johnson goes off the board at seventeen
Speaker 2: to the Bengals. Seahawks at eighteen take Tyler. That was
Speaker 2: also the spot where the Cowboys could have taken ted
Speaker 2: roat McMillan with a trade back scenario. The Buccaneers at
Speaker 2: nineteen take James Pierce Junior out of Tennessee, and then
Speaker 2: twenty the Broncos take Luther Burden to sure up their
Speaker 2: weaponry outside of bo Nicks up in the Mile High
Speaker 2: City onto the Steelers at twenty one on the clock,
Speaker 2: Brian brought us you got it, Jackson dark quarterback. Oh,
Speaker 2: let's get it.
Speaker 4: Oh pick of the draft.
Speaker 2: I love it. Yeah, that seems fun. You get a
Speaker 2: quarterback like you say.
Speaker 3: You know, they're talking about Aaron Rodgers at forty one,
Speaker 3: Wilson at thirty six years old. They have nobody that
Speaker 3: really can throw it Mason Rudolph Skyler Thompson. No, no,
Speaker 3: thank you. You don't trade for DK Metcalf and others
Speaker 3: and give him one hundred and fifty million dollar contract
Speaker 3: and play with the quarterback spot. This is where Jackson
Speaker 3: Dart is gonna end up Pittsburgh at twenty one. Even
Speaker 3: though that Mike Tomlin was at Alabama Pro Day and
Speaker 3: had dinner with Milroe, I don't think Milroe is a
Speaker 3: first round quarterback. So Jackson Dart at twenty one. Here
Speaker 3: to the Steelers.
Speaker 2: I feel like that that might hurts your soul a
Speaker 2: little bit here.
Speaker 6: And about Milroe there, Yeah, I like Milroe a lot.
Speaker 6: I know it's a it's an unpopular guy to like,
Speaker 6: but I just feel like, there's so much you can
Speaker 6: work with there. Oh, there's a lot to work with perspective.
Speaker 6: But I completely also on the flip side of that,
Speaker 6: understand the concerns about, you know, him throwing the ball.
Speaker 6: I think what he can do for you as a
Speaker 6: runner is he.
Speaker 3: Had three incompletions yesterday from what I heard from my guys. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so the accuracy is troubling, but he's got a cannon
Speaker 3: of an arm and he's been a great deep ball
Speaker 3: thrower his entire career at Alabama. Some of the decision
Speaker 3: making hasn't been great, but he changes games with his legs.
Speaker 6: You look, you look at the Georgia game. You look
Speaker 6: at the Lsli Shue.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, Brian absolutely, Dak Prescott did.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and and what he I just feel like there,
Speaker 6: if he gets to the right system, he can be
Speaker 6: a really good player in this league. That's a big if.
Speaker 6: And you know, you look at a guy like Anthony
Speaker 6: Richardson from a couple of years ago, and you see
Speaker 6: how that's worked out so far, because he's kind of
Speaker 6: the same, similar kind of athlete, not as quick as
Speaker 6: Milroe is, but you know, it's those kinds of concerns
Speaker 6: that you're gonna have to deal with. Then that's why
Speaker 6: fit is so important for a guy like Jaln Milroe.
Speaker 6: But I'm still a fan. I think he can be
Speaker 6: really good.
Speaker 4: Speaking of fit, do not let Mike McDaniel get his
Speaker 4: hands around Jaylen Milroe. Things would be dangerous in South Beach.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that would be interesting, It would be Yeah, that
Speaker 2: would be fun, all right. Moving on to twenty two
Speaker 2: Chargers on the board, Nick Harris.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is a This is an interesting one because
Speaker 4: you look at potential needs for the Chargers.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 4: You could look in the offensive playmakers, tight end, receiver,
Speaker 4: running back. You could really make a case for any
Speaker 4: of those. They could use some defensive line help as well.
Speaker 4: But I I want to go to the guy who
Speaker 4: just continues to fall. If I'm the Chargers, I feel
Speaker 4: lucky that this guy is even still on the board.
Speaker 4: I have my right guard in Makai Beckton. I'm gonna
Speaker 4: go get my left guard and get Will Campbell.
Speaker 2: I'm shocked he's still here. I mean, yeah, me too,
Speaker 2: Like that's is that a failure upon the draft if
Speaker 2: that happens, If you got a guy like Campbell here
Speaker 2: and why is he the one? That's that's all?
Speaker 3: We don't we all have questions about these offensive linemen.
Speaker 3: Let's act like we don't. I mean, I mean, what
Speaker 3: I'm saying there is that this is in the years past,
Speaker 3: it's been this guy, this guy, this guy. They've all
Speaker 3: lined up. We have questions about Campbell, Simmons, Membo, Booker, Banks,
Speaker 3: we have all these questions about these guys, and I
Speaker 3: think teams are the feeling the same way. They're probably thinking, like, man,
Speaker 3: do I really want to take Campbell at ten when
Speaker 3: he's probably more like this, you know, I think that
Speaker 3: the struggles that we're going through trying to evaluate these
Speaker 3: these offensive linemen are the same struggles NFL teams are
Speaker 3: going through right now.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, that's a great point. And with Campbell falling down
Speaker 2: to twenty two, I think it might have been a
Speaker 2: thought process for the Packers at twenty three as well.
Speaker 2: Who needs some offensive line help? But they could go elsewhere. Zach,
Speaker 2: what do you got with the Packers at twenty three.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think they really want a corner. Now you've
Speaker 5: got the top two corners gone with Baron and with
Speaker 5: will Johnson.
Speaker 2: So do they pivot? Do they look at you know,
Speaker 2: at chavn Ravel. Do they look at at Maxwell Harriston
Speaker 2: from Kentucky? Is that a little early for some of
Speaker 2: those guys? They also need defensive tackle help, and this
Speaker 2: is a loaded defensive tackle class wide receiver. For whatever reason,
Speaker 2: they don't take.
Speaker 5: But at mechgg Buka sitting there and Matthew Golden, I
Speaker 5: think would be very, very interesting if you're Green Bay.
Speaker 5: But I am going to go along the defensive line
Speaker 5: because whatever reason, they do not seem to covet taking
Speaker 5: offensive players in round one, and they missed a couple
Speaker 5: of years ago on a defensive tackle when it came
Speaker 5: to Devonte Wyatt. So I'm going to give him my
Speaker 5: best defensive tackle left, and that would be Derek Harmon
Speaker 5: out of Oregon.
Speaker 2: Big body is athletic. I think he's a one tech,
Speaker 2: but he can give you some pass rush. I love Harmon.
Speaker 2: That'd be a good pick up the middle for Green Bay.
Speaker 2: That's a good one, and that shures up that defensive
Speaker 2: line a little bit more. They could use some edge
Speaker 2: help too, But with all those edges across the board
Speaker 2: like Green and Walker off the board early, I think
Speaker 2: this is a great pick Harmon. Just like we talked
Speaker 2: about a multifaceted defensive tackle. He can rush the passer,
Speaker 2: he can stop the run. He did both of those
Speaker 2: on the West Coast. Now he gets to go up
Speaker 2: into the cold a little bit more in Green Bay.
Speaker 2: Vikings on the clock a pick number twenty four, Tommy Yarsh.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we're going with a little defensive lineman run here.
Speaker 6: I'm going with my second best defensive tackle in this class,
Speaker 6: and that's Walter Nolan out of Old Miss. Super powerful,
Speaker 6: hard to block one on one. He's got a knack
Speaker 6: for getting into the backfield and getting to the quarterback,
Speaker 6: blowing up run place too, good hands of the line
Speaker 6: of scrimmage, throws guys off of him. Has dealt with
Speaker 6: a lot of double teams in college at Old Miss
Speaker 6: and at Texas A and M. He's getting tired of that.
Speaker 6: And we talked to him at the Senior Boy He
Speaker 6: told us that he's gotten better and speed to power though,
Speaker 6: is something that Nick asked him about this is a
Speaker 6: really good player. I feel like in Minnesota could use
Speaker 6: some of that help in the interior of their defensive line.
Speaker 6: So they take Walter Nolan ole Miss.
Speaker 4: I want to throw out one possibility from Minnesota at
Speaker 4: twenty four. Stefan Gilmore was merely a placeholder for them
Speaker 4: at corner last year. They could really benefit by going
Speaker 4: and getting a corner early in this draft. And no
Speaker 4: team in the NFL loves tall, long corners more than Minnesota.
Speaker 4: Chevon Revel is when you keep an eye out here
Speaker 4: out of East Carolina.
Speaker 2: That was really a good selection there. And then you've
Speaker 2: got Rebel's got more size than Amosamos is more of
Speaker 2: like a six foot guy, right, so not as much
Speaker 2: across the board, but yeah, Revel is a possibility. Texans
Speaker 2: on the clock at pick number twenty five and they
Speaker 2: are looking up and down their board. They're saying, my goodness,
Speaker 2: there's a guy that played a couple hours away for
Speaker 2: me that can help and run some routes, can possibly
Speaker 2: be the speedster that we need outside of Stefan Diggs
Speaker 2: on our wide receiver core. And he's still on the
Speaker 2: board at this point in time. Matthew Golden out of
Speaker 2: Texas is going to remain at Texan and he's going
Speaker 2: down to Houston and picked number twenty five. I think
Speaker 2: this would be a great fit. They would be ecstatic
Speaker 2: about this. You're talking about a natural route runner, great hands,
Speaker 2: separate all there. You have some speed in your wide
Speaker 2: receiver corps already across the board, and this would just
Speaker 2: continue to up that a little bit more, a little
Speaker 2: bit more weaponry to throw the football too as well.
Speaker 2: For CJ. Stroud down there in Houston, that would be
Speaker 2: a great pick for the Texans. Hey they got a
Speaker 2: block for him or else heah for the football.
Speaker 5: That offensive line is looking really bad, but this would
Speaker 5: be Hey hometown kid, Yeah, played at Houston for he
Speaker 5: transfer to Texas, so I could see this.
Speaker 2: That makes a lot of sense.
Speaker 4: Yeah, clink kid as well.
Speaker 2: M oh yeah, so he's from down there. All right,
Speaker 2: there you go. Brian brought us the Rams are on
Speaker 2: the board at twenty six. Yeah.
Speaker 3: The Rams have been dying since they let go of
Speaker 3: Jalen Ramsey. They just have not been able to replace him.
Speaker 3: None of the quarterbacks all to me, the quarnerbacks have
Speaker 3: are that kind of level. This is kind of maybe
Speaker 3: where they thought if Baron had to slid down, that
Speaker 3: might be something to think about there. So I feel
Speaker 3: like that to me, this is where Nick made a
Speaker 3: great point about Minnesota needing Revel. I think this is
Speaker 3: where Revel goes. I think that this is the perfect spot,
Speaker 3: uh for him. So Minnesota Vikings will select the Revel
Speaker 3: from the east from East Carolina, Chevon Revel right rams
Speaker 3: ram Ramps, East Carolina.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so he goes coast to coast. Concerns about the
Speaker 2: injury there not at all. Nope, there he goes. And
Speaker 2: I mean he was one of the best players on
Speaker 2: the field.
Speaker 3: He would be one of the best corners in the
Speaker 3: draft if I mean, if he he would, I think
Speaker 3: he might be the top corner in the draft. If
Speaker 3: he doesn't got hurt.
Speaker 2: Wow, And that's the time. That's the kind of confidence
Speaker 2: I have. Here you go and I'm with you.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 2: Why is that, Zach?
Speaker 5: I love the length that he plays with, like puts
Speaker 5: a chip on the shoulder. If Al Harris was still here,
Speaker 5: I feel like Al Harris would absolutely love uh, Chevon Revel, Revel,
Speaker 5: Revel Revel.
Speaker 2: I have been saying, Revel, Nick, what did you say?
Speaker 2: Is it Revel or is it revel, It's revel?
Speaker 5: Okay, Uh yeah, I just love man press corner, physical
Speaker 5: long arms. I think he does a great job mirroring, mirror,
Speaker 5: mirroring wide receivers off the line. U to me, I
Speaker 5: think he's got the trades. If he wasn't hurt, he
Speaker 5: would be my number one corner.
Speaker 2: All right. Ravens all on the clock at twenty seven.
Speaker 4: Nick, Yeah, I'm looking at another player that's kind of fallen,
Speaker 4: and Man, they've lost some guys in the secondary. They're
Speaker 4: gonna get younger there. They still have Marlon Humphrey in
Speaker 4: the secondary. But I look at a guy that's falling
Speaker 4: in Malachi Starks and understanding the Ravens and how well
Speaker 4: that they have developed defensive backs over the course of
Speaker 4: the last twenty years. Shoot, I'm gonna go ahead and
Speaker 4: go with Malachi Starks out of Georgia the safety.
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 2: Not a ton to talk about outside of the fact
Speaker 2: that he would play next to Kyle Hamilton. Yeah, that
Speaker 2: would be for dangerous pairing out there in the secondary.
Speaker 2: Moving on to the Lions, Zach, you've got him at
Speaker 2: twenty eight.
Speaker 5: Okay, they'd love a corner, but we've kind of had
Speaker 5: a run on corners here. They did also sign reed
Speaker 5: in free agencies that helps them there. I do think
Speaker 5: they want to go edge. They need help opposite Aiden Hutchinson.
Speaker 5: So the conversation is, do you want to go Shamar
Speaker 5: Stewart out of Texas A and M or do I
Speaker 5: want the guy that already has the production and I'm
Speaker 5: not looking ahead at A that I'm hoping ends up
Speaker 5: being that guy. Let's go to Boston College, shall we?
Speaker 5: Let's give them the edge Donovan Easy, I'm just going easy.
Speaker 4: There you go?
Speaker 2: Is that okay? Do we just go Donovan Easy?
Speaker 4: I allow that?
Speaker 2: Does anybody have a pronouncer Hewaku? Easy Rowaku? Easy Rowaku?
Speaker 2: In college? Easy Rowaku?
Speaker 5: Super productive player works, He's a worker and I think
Speaker 5: Dan Campbell's gonna absolutely love this guy. He breaks down
Speaker 5: his opponents, the game, moves along, loves to attack the
Speaker 5: outside shoulder.
Speaker 2: But the production was there.
Speaker 5: Single season sack record sixteen and a half, also led
Speaker 5: the team with twenty and a half tackles for loss.
Speaker 5: He's getting first round buzz. I think he's a great
Speaker 5: pairing with Aiden Hutchinson.
Speaker 4: This is my hipster pick or hipster first round grade,
Speaker 4: at least for the guys that I have first round
Speaker 4: grades on right now. I think this guy's an animal.
Speaker 4: And you talk about the motor, you talk about what
Speaker 4: he can do in the pass rush, what he can
Speaker 4: do in the run game. I think he's a complete guy.
Speaker 4: I have him above guys like Mike Green, James Pearce.
Speaker 4: I think this guy is a complete player off the edge.
Speaker 4: I thought he was a little bit smaller than when
Speaker 4: he came in at the combine, so that just further
Speaker 4: completed my theory about him. I think he's gonna be
Speaker 4: a hell of a player. I think it would be
Speaker 4: a nasty pick for Detroit if they could pair him
Speaker 4: with Adon Hutchinson.
Speaker 2: All Right, so you've got Zack off the board there.
Speaker 2: Moving on to Tommy with the Alliance.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm sticking with edge rushers here. I was going
Speaker 6: to pick Donovan if Zach didn't get him, So I'm
Speaker 6: gonna go with the guy who maybe some might think
Speaker 6: would be dropping based on mock drafts, and it's Shamar Stewart,
Speaker 6: the edge from Texas A and m one of, if
Speaker 6: not the biggest winner from the NFL Combine as a whole.
Speaker 6: This guy is a freak show athletically, and I know
Speaker 6: there's questions about the production and on the field stuff
Speaker 6: that he had at Texas A and M. You know,
Speaker 6: his sack numbers aren't that high, but if you watch
Speaker 6: the tape, this guy is just living in the backfield
Speaker 6: and he constantly finds a way to get past offensive
Speaker 6: lineman and make himself present back there. He just hasn't
Speaker 6: gotten guys down. So if he can take that next step,
Speaker 6: keep putting pressure on the quarterback. This is a guy
Speaker 6: that Dan is gonna have a lot of fun with
Speaker 6: in Washington. And they're a team that is looking to
Speaker 6: win right now. They're making those kinds of moves and
Speaker 6: free agency, They've already bolstered the interior their defensive line.
Speaker 6: They lost, you know, another pass rushaurant in Dante Fowler
Speaker 6: to the Cowboys, So now they kind of fill that
Speaker 6: gap on the opposite side with a guy and Shamar
Speaker 6: Stewart who has some really high upside. So so what
Speaker 6: was the pick there for the Shamar Stewart edge Texas
Speaker 6: A and M.
Speaker 2: Okay, so Shamar Stewart there, Sorry I skipped the zone
Speaker 2: out I was trying to catch. I missed it. You're juggling.
Speaker 2: You're juggling a lot, all right. Either way, Malachi starts
Speaker 2: with the Ravens. Is a typical Ravens.
Speaker 4: That's such a.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that would not be fun, all right. The on
Speaker 2: the clock there for the Buffalo Bills, They've got a
Speaker 2: lot of options here. Possibly go corner back. You got
Speaker 2: some depth issues there at corner. Defensive line help could
Speaker 2: possibly come into play both at edge and on the interior.
Speaker 2: Grant Nolan, Harmon Graham off the board on the inside.
Speaker 2: I think they would maybe stretch here and go get
Speaker 2: an edge rusher. We talked about these edges a couple
Speaker 2: different times. I think they're going to fly off the
Speaker 2: board run here another run of edge. I wouldn't be
Speaker 2: shocked if they go with a guy like prince Ly
Speaker 2: oomami Ellen out of Old Miss kind of an an
Speaker 2: athletic guy, somebody that you could possibly rely on. That
Speaker 2: would be a game wrecker there. Pierce is not there.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to look at some of the other ones. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go with prince Le Oumamiel and he's my
Speaker 2: highest rated edge rusher, and I think that's where they
Speaker 2: could probably see the best fit on their defense and
Speaker 2: in their front seven.
Speaker 5: And we've got jahand Campbell, Josh Simmons, and a MECG
Speaker 5: Buka all falling.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, still going. Those are some good players. And now
Speaker 2: we're moving on to pick number thirty one, that is
Speaker 2: the Kansas City Chiefs.
Speaker 3: Brian, Yeah, the Kancy Chiefs need to figure out who's
Speaker 3: going to play next to Chris Jones defensive tackle. This
Speaker 3: is where guys like Harmon would have made a lot
Speaker 3: of sense for them. I'm going to give them Derek
Speaker 3: Darius Alexander from Toledo at this pick. I think that
Speaker 3: he'd be a really really nice fit for how that
Speaker 3: they they want to play their front and uh, I
Speaker 3: think that he's one of these guys that kind of
Speaker 3: started and saw him as like as a third round guy,
Speaker 3: and then all of a sudden, you started to watch
Speaker 3: the workouts, you got some more tape on him. He's
Speaker 3: a guy that clearly needs to be selected here in
Speaker 3: the first round. So I could have maybe thought about
Speaker 3: an offensive lineman here, but I went with Derek Darius Alexander,
Speaker 3: defensive tackle from Toledo.
Speaker 6: I love it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think about offensive line for them just because
Speaker 4: of how the Super Bowl went down.
Speaker 2: Like Josh Simmons, Yeah, that would be probably perfect here.
Speaker 2: That would be the perfect pick there with him still
Speaker 2: being on the board. Alexander there though, I like that pickle.
Speaker 3: They would, but they they they went for Jalen Moore
Speaker 3: at tackle in free agency and then they're gonna move
Speaker 3: Kingsley to guard so that they kind of like they're
Speaker 3: they're hopeful there that but yeah, Simmons is the consideration there.
Speaker 3: But like I said, their defensive line. I think I
Speaker 3: figured that's why I went. I went for for Darius
Speaker 3: Alexander Nice.
Speaker 6: I like it.
Speaker 2: Nick round us out thirty two on the clock.
Speaker 6: The hated Philadelphia Eagles.
Speaker 2: Who cares who they pick?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'll tell you what, they have an embarrassment of
Speaker 4: riches in the fact that they can pretty much go
Speaker 4: wherever they want here. Now that run of edges there
Speaker 4: at what do we have there at like twenty eight
Speaker 4: through thirty Yeah, that that would that would not benefit
Speaker 4: Philly just because they've lost some talent on the edge.
Speaker 4: I mean they currently have Moro Jomo set to start
Speaker 4: on the edge if if the season were to start today. Yeah,
Speaker 4: another hooking guy. But I don't think he's a starter.
Speaker 4: I think, uh uh yeah, they could go in many
Speaker 4: different directions here. Let me, I'll tell you what. Let me.
Speaker 4: Let me go ahead and grab a guy that can
Speaker 4: certainly help in the secondary traded CJ. Gardner, Johnson go ahead, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: gonna help in the secondary. Smart player. I'm gonna go
Speaker 4: Exavier wats Pick.
Speaker 3: That guy's a clutch. That guy's a clutch player for them.
Speaker 3: So that's a great, It's gonna be a really good
Speaker 3: pro yep.
Speaker 2: So as we wrap up this, uh, this first round,
Speaker 2: let's take a look at some of those sleep on
Speaker 2: your board guys. I mean, you've got Josh Simmons working
Speaker 2: his way into the second round, Jahatt Campbell's still there,
Speaker 2: Amika Buca still there. You got all the running backs
Speaker 2: outside of Ashton jenty available going into day two. Any
Speaker 2: of those names interest to across the board?
Speaker 5: I mean, jeez, Jahad Campbell and Mech egg Buka, like
Speaker 5: those would be two names that even at twelve I
Speaker 5: think you would talk about. So yeah, I mean, if
Speaker 5: I had the ability. Now, you already took a receiver
Speaker 5: in McMillan, so obviouslyg Buka, you're probably not doubling down
Speaker 5: but Jahad Campbell is an athletic freak and Philly I
Speaker 5: think that he's got the ability to edge rush too,
Speaker 5: So would they consider him as a guy that can
Speaker 5: do a little bit of both.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think that if you looked at my sleeping
Speaker 3: on the board, I've got Simmons probably over a Buka
Speaker 3: and then over Morse in the corner from Notre Dame
Speaker 3: is where I would look right there, and then you
Speaker 3: know you're gonna have your choice for somebody these run.
Speaker 3: I got Johnson Overhampton over Henderson. You know, hope that
Speaker 3: holds up. I don't think in the second round that's
Speaker 3: gonna hold up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think this would be a pretty fun scenario
Speaker 4: for the Cowboys if the board were to fall like
Speaker 4: this in the first round, just because you have two
Speaker 4: different opportunities for other teams to go on running back runs. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you have that twenty to twenty five range where if
Speaker 4: the Broncos pull the trigger on Marion Hampton and you
Speaker 4: could really see some running backs fly off the board
Speaker 4: there in the twenties. The second possibility is right at
Speaker 4: the top of the second round. The Browns pick first,
Speaker 4: they could go with a guy like a Marion Hampton.
Speaker 4: But if there's guys still on the board like a
Speaker 4: Josh Simmons, like a Gray Zabel or a Johad Campbell,
Speaker 4: then those those kinds of players, you go get that
Speaker 4: talent first and then maybe a talented running back does
Speaker 4: fall to you at forty four. This would be a
Speaker 4: pretty solid scenario for the Cowboys if they were trying
Speaker 4: to get a home run hinder at forty four at
Speaker 4: running back?
Speaker 6: What do you think, Tommy No, I completely agree with
Speaker 6: what everybody said. You know, Maxwell Harriston is a guy
Speaker 6: who jumps out as somebody who could have I could
Speaker 6: have seen going in the first round, just because you
Speaker 6: look at some of these teams that may have taken
Speaker 6: a chance on a corner. Gray Zabel, interior offensive lineman
Speaker 6: from North Dakota State, that's a guy that you know,
Speaker 6: you look at some of these teams that are like
Speaker 6: maybe you know at Kansas City and you know he's
Speaker 6: played some tackle, so could they could that be an
Speaker 6: option for him out there? But you know, aside from that,
Speaker 6: I don't know if anything necessarily has shocked me. I mean,
Speaker 6: Simmons from Ohio State, if he drops, I feel like
Speaker 6: that the medical is going to be a big reason why.
Speaker 6: I probably I know you you had said that you
Speaker 6: got the did you agree that that? Okay, yep, so
Speaker 6: maybe that changes things, but I yeah, I agree with
Speaker 6: think that in terms of if this is how it
Speaker 6: falls for the Cowboys, they should be very pleased.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a lot of opportunity going into Day two.
Speaker 2: You got the second round and third round pick. Day
Speaker 2: three is where it's gonna get really interesting. We'll get
Speaker 2: a seven round mock here over the next couple of weeks.
Speaker 2: But that's the first round mock all the way complete.
Speaker 2: I tweeted out all of the the finishing picks along
Speaker 2: the way so you could follow along as you listen
Speaker 2: one through ten, eleven through twenty, and then twenty one
Speaker 2: through thirty two. Hope you had some fun with us
Speaker 2: here over the last hour. It was a blast kind
Speaker 2: of working through these scenarios. And again, it's still gonna change.
Speaker 2: We're still one month away from the NFL Draft in
Speaker 2: Green Bay. Can't wait for that day. In late April
Speaker 2: for Zach Wolchuck Brian brought us Tommy Yarsh, Nick Harris,
Speaker 2: Chris Beaman, the backup Kyle Yeoman, saying so long from
Speaker 2: the Draft show. We will see you next week.
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