Speaker 1: All right, and welcome into the Fantasy Pros NFL Draft Show.
Speaker 1: A sensational week in Mobile, Alabama that ended in walk
Speaker 1: off fashion has come and gone. We'll recap all the
Speaker 1: action from the Senior Bowl. In this episode was our
Speaker 1: ten Biggest Winners. I'm your host, Seth Wilcock, and today
Speaker 1: I'm joined by a man who is on the scene
Speaker 1: providing boots on the ground coverage, Derek Brown ak Debro.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to the studio. Pal, how is your week away?
Speaker 2: Oh it's a good week, baby.
Speaker 3: Two big things and I'll be honest, there's no boots
Speaker 3: on the ground. Always wear converses, so conversers on the
Speaker 3: ground they were there immobile. But also man that entire
Speaker 3: week immobile. It's two part thing for me. It's obviously
Speaker 3: trying to cover the players, the practices, it's all of
Speaker 3: that the best that I can. And the other part
Speaker 3: is just trying to avoid getting sunburned.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 3: There's a tone that is well known amongst the media
Speaker 3: circles and Mobile. It's the mobile sunburn. It's the media
Speaker 3: burn where basically everybody's sitting on one side of the
Speaker 3: field and everybody walks away from the practice weeks, almost
Speaker 3: looking like two face where everybody's got half their face
Speaker 3: burned and the other face isn't. So like You're just
Speaker 3: kind of like, I just don't want to get sunburned.
Speaker 3: So I'm like I am in the stands, like hiding
Speaker 3: turned sideways, hoods up. I'm like, no, I look like
Speaker 3: nes Faratu out there, man, like just trying to avoid
Speaker 3: the freaking sun.
Speaker 2: The entire time. It was a good time and Mobile baby.
Speaker 1: We rocking SPF fifty, SPF thirty or just or just you.
Speaker 3: Just gotta like cas.
Speaker 2: It was hard times seth hard times, man.
Speaker 1: Well, great to hear you. They had a good time,
Speaker 1: fantastic job covering the event, really fun to keep up
Speaker 1: with it all. Was the travel smooth because I saw
Speaker 1: some people on the internet and they're taking everything for planes,
Speaker 1: trains and automobiles to get down there.
Speaker 3: I mean, dude, it's I have had my my fair
Speaker 3: share of travel issues.
Speaker 2: This year it was smooth like butter. But let's go.
Speaker 3: Again this year. I kind of I prepare for certain
Speaker 3: things because so I did not fly into Mobile, So
Speaker 3: that was a lesson learned.
Speaker 2: That was good.
Speaker 3: Okay that that, but it has been rough in certain years,
Speaker 3: and some of this just comes down to weather, Seth. Like, right,
Speaker 3: this is about four years ago, the giant freeze that
Speaker 3: happened in Texas around the DFW area and other places.
Speaker 3: I got, I got frozen in, Like so I was
Speaker 3: four years ago. I was trying to like leave and
Speaker 3: I was in the airport the entire friday trying to
Speaker 3: get back. I ended up like getting getting frozen in
Speaker 3: because they couldn't open the runways in DFW, and I
Speaker 3: ended up like having to like I'm texting the the
Speaker 3: airbnb owner afterwards, like hey, could I stand another night?
Speaker 2: Like could you anybody?
Speaker 3: Like? I got nowhere to stay unless I'm gonna sleep
Speaker 3: in the freaking airport. So yeah, no hiccups this year.
Speaker 3: I've been down that road before, and I know what
Speaker 3: it looks like. Seth.
Speaker 1: All right, well, glad to hear that you're back in
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Speaker 1: right into Debros Senior Bowl winners, starting with an FCS player,
Speaker 1: Delaware running back Marcus Yarns. It was a nice season
Speaker 1: for Delaware. They finished nine to two in the CIA
Speaker 1: in their final season before they make the jump to
Speaker 1: Conference USA. Getting that G five and Yarns was a
Speaker 1: huge part of this Debro one hundred and thirty three
Speaker 1: carries eight hundred yards, six touchdowns and also receiving threat
Speaker 1: three hundred receiving yards five touchdowns through the air. I
Speaker 1: always love FCS running backs. I have the Dylan Louve
Speaker 1: shares to prove it on my taxi squad. What did
Speaker 1: you see out of Yarns that makes him a riser
Speaker 1: in your ranks?
Speaker 3: I think Yarns showed exactly what he needed to to
Speaker 3: prove to NFL teams that he can be a weapon.
Speaker 3: And I didn't say exactly just running back, but a
Speaker 3: weapon in the NFL. Because we're talking about let's kind
Speaker 3: of zoom out here, Seth, we're talking about a running
Speaker 3: back that stands at five to eleven. He subbed two
Speaker 3: hundred pounds sub one ninety And so what are we
Speaker 3: going to say? What type of role can we craft
Speaker 3: or hope for for Marcus Jarns in the NFL. Okay,
Speaker 3: probably a passing to back guy. It's gonna have to
Speaker 3: work in space, be very efficient with his touches. I mean,
Speaker 3: even in the best case of scenarios, if we're talking
Speaker 3: about this guy earning a role and a spot on
Speaker 3: an NFL depth chart, maybe is the RB two, maybe
Speaker 3: in a committee, then Marcus Jarns showed everything he needed
Speaker 3: to to possibly give himself a chance to capture a
Speaker 3: role like that seth in Mobile. This guy was cooking
Speaker 3: other players linebackers, corners in one on one and the
Speaker 3: receiving drills. And that doesn't really come as a surprise
Speaker 3: because if you read the Senior Bowl primer, you already
Speaker 3: know that Marcus Jarns was nineteenth and yards per route
Speaker 3: run in his final collegiate season in Delaware one point
Speaker 3: six nine yards per route run over his college career
Speaker 3: with a sixteen point four percent slot rate. So Marcus
Speaker 3: Jarns showed what he needed to because the other parts
Speaker 3: of the Senior Ball and we're kind of get into this,
Speaker 3: Like we talked about this in the show leading up
Speaker 3: to Mobile with Brett Whitefield, so people haven't watched that,
Speaker 3: please go check that out. We talked about this is
Speaker 3: an event where it's hard for running backs to show
Speaker 3: out in this event because there's not live tackling, right,
Speaker 3: So in all of the context of that, Yarn showed
Speaker 3: exactly what he needed to seth He showed he could
Speaker 3: be a pass game weapon in the NFL possibly. So
Speaker 3: you're talking about a running back coming from FCS with
Speaker 3: the size, with the skills that he does possess. I
Speaker 3: think this really helped him, dude, Like, instead of being
Speaker 3: a priority UDFA, I think a team is gonna take
Speaker 3: a swing with him in round five or round six
Speaker 3: of the NFL Draft to avoid that UDFA bidding war.
Speaker 3: So it was a great week for Marcus Jarns.
Speaker 1: Yeah, seemed to be great as you mentioned in those
Speaker 1: pass catching one on one drills. Also showed a little
Speaker 1: bit of burst in that zone running scheme down there
Speaker 1: Inmobile as well, So I think you'll definitely appeal to
Speaker 1: some teams potentially get on the draft board in the
Speaker 1: first seven rounds. So excited about that, and you actually
Speaker 1: got to catch up with him in an interview. Let's
Speaker 1: take a look at that.
Speaker 3: Is darre Brown here with Fantasy Bros. Talking to Marcus
Speaker 3: Yarn's running back from Delaware. Marcus, you've been crushing dudes
Speaker 3: in one on ones and all the pass game drills
Speaker 3: this week. What do you want to continue to show
Speaker 3: in the draft process to tell teams that you can
Speaker 3: be at three down not only a three down back,
Speaker 3: but a pass game weapon in the NFL?
Speaker 4: Just to continued on working and winning my one on ones,
Speaker 4: as you said, and the team just being able to
Speaker 4: find space and get open.
Speaker 3: So, I mean, we consider and talk about all the
Speaker 3: good things you've had so far this week, Man for forever,
Speaker 3: but what's one area of your game that really you
Speaker 3: feel like you got to continue to get better at
Speaker 3: as you're going to the NFL to really make the
Speaker 3: most of your career.
Speaker 4: I say, past Bro, just being able to stick my
Speaker 4: face in there and not only handle the pressure but
Speaker 4: win the rep.
Speaker 2: You know, definitely, man, keep balling brother, all right.
Speaker 1: Number nine on our winners list is Nebra tight end
Speaker 1: Thomas fadon the Corncuskers been pretty middle of the road
Speaker 1: in the Big Ten the last couple of years, even
Speaker 1: with Matt Ruhle hired there. Faddon doesn't really have the
Speaker 1: biggest production profile coming out of school, despite being the
Speaker 1: former top tight end in this recruiting class. He missed
Speaker 1: all of twenty twenty two with an injury. He had
Speaker 1: just over six hundred yards in his entire career of receiving,
Speaker 1: failed to score a touchdown twenty twenty four, despite the
Speaker 1: presence of true freshman quarterback Dylan Ryola. However, that didn't
Speaker 1: stop him from standing out in Mobile. We're your biggest
Speaker 1: takeaways on him, Debro, I mean.
Speaker 3: Dude, I and I'll be absolutely transparent about this seth.
Speaker 3: Like with Fiddon, I didn't know a lot about his
Speaker 3: game entering Mobile because there's certain guys that, like, we
Speaker 3: don't have the chance to or at least I don't
Speaker 3: have access to All twenty two film for some of
Speaker 3: these guys, So it's like, you know, I'm unable to
Speaker 3: write a full scouting report up even guys where I've
Speaker 3: got like one game of All twenty two, that's not
Speaker 3: enough to really write up a player's full because you
Speaker 3: don't want to make sweeping judgments about one freaking game,
Speaker 3: twelve routes, twenty routes that a player has, or like
Speaker 3: a handful of blocking snaps. So fiddon. I walked into
Speaker 3: Mobile and I was like, I really he's he's a
Speaker 3: black box prospect. I don't know what we're going to
Speaker 3: get out of him. The analytical profile wasn't amazing looking
Speaker 3: at like in his collegiate career, four point zero yak
Speaker 3: per reception. That's not amazing, one point three to one
Speaker 3: yards per up run. But from madone, what we saw
Speaker 3: a Mobile was that receiving upside, Like he moved really well.
Speaker 2: And for a guy.
Speaker 3: That I talked about this one in the micro episodes
Speaker 3: four Senior Bowl in the recap episodes of he was
Speaker 3: built like a freaking pterodactyl dude. Like I swear that
Speaker 3: guy could bend over and tie his freaking shoes without
Speaker 3: barely even like trying to bend down. He just I mean,
Speaker 3: he looked like a unit. He moved well in and
Speaker 3: out of his brakes, the length showed up. He was
Speaker 3: snagging a ton of passes outside of his body frame.
Speaker 3: He looked really good in one oh one so in
Speaker 3: a deep tight end class, Fidon helped himself up. I'm
Speaker 3: not telling you that he's gonna standout and he's like
Speaker 3: other players were gonna get to here where they improve
Speaker 3: their stock, they're going to be a top fifty, a
Speaker 3: top sixty pick. Sure, I don't think that's the case
Speaker 3: for Fedon, but tell me that, like if no word
Speaker 3: to ask me, Okay, is he a guy that improved
Speaker 3: himself from round five, round six to maybe if a
Speaker 3: team falls in love with him from what they saw immobile,
Speaker 3: maybe he goes to the back end of round four,
Speaker 3: top of round five. I definitely could see that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we definitely saw him kind of more of a
Speaker 1: blocking tight end coming in that. That's really I feel
Speaker 1: like where Nebraska was utilizing him a lot, So great
Speaker 1: to see him kind of put that narrative to bed.
Speaker 1: And overall, as you mentioned, kind of really deep tight
Speaker 1: end class. You you think maybe potential to be a
Speaker 1: Day two pick, but probably still in that that day
Speaker 1: three mix, day.
Speaker 3: Three, I think day three, I think the middle of
Speaker 3: day three is and this is assuming he tests okay,
Speaker 3: Like I think obviously he's got the size and the
Speaker 3: measurables more of a build up, skit speed type of guy,
Speaker 3: but long strider, Like, do look like a damn gazelle
Speaker 3: out there? I mean, so I won't be surprised, you know,
Speaker 3: looking just at the analytical profile, like I was like, Okay,
Speaker 3: maybe he's like a four A guy. I won't be
Speaker 3: surprised if he runs in the four sevens.
Speaker 1: Okay, Wow, Okay. That's great to hear man and always
Speaker 1: great to have these tight ends that you can kind
Speaker 1: of throw dart throws at the end of your rookie drafts,
Speaker 1: maybe grab off free agency after the fact. Like I've
Speaker 1: stashed a ton of guys over the years, and sometimes
Speaker 1: you get like an AJ Barner who kind of just
Speaker 1: sits there for you a couple of years. But sometimes
Speaker 1: you get a Tucker Craft. So good to keep swinging
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Speaker 1: the first of two Iowa state wide receivers that attended
Speaker 1: the Senior Bowl. Jayden Higgins, who led the Cyclones this
Speaker 1: season in receptions with eighty seven on his way to
Speaker 1: nearly twelve hundred yards nine touchdowns. Former Juco transfer listed
Speaker 1: at six four, two fifteen, so big guy in the
Speaker 1: game itself. We saw him catch a touchdown on the
Speaker 1: halfback pass from Ollie Gordon. But what did you see
Speaker 1: him during practice debro that caught your eye?
Speaker 3: So Higgins, I would have loved to have put higher
Speaker 3: on this list, But we're gonna talk about his game
Speaker 3: and be real about what happened to mobile. Okay, the
Speaker 3: parts of his game that I love. He showed in
Speaker 3: spades that he has all those skills and while Brett
Speaker 3: and I did not talk about Jayden Higgins going into Mobile.
Speaker 3: That was not a lack of love on my part
Speaker 3: for Jayden Higgins. I love Jaydon Higgins for the player
Speaker 3: that he is now. Seeing him in person do was
Speaker 3: rocked up. He was leaner than I thought he was
Speaker 3: gonna be as looking as you know. You're profiling him
Speaker 3: in that physical X receiver role in the NFL, and
Speaker 3: I think he fully can play that. But the things
Speaker 3: that about jadenon higgins game that I love that we
Speaker 3: saw him ball out and show himmobile was his ability
Speaker 3: to get inside leverage on inbreakers, the short area of
Speaker 3: quickness on inbreakers outbreakers, like to run out routes at
Speaker 3: that size, and getting early in late separation as well
Speaker 3: as bro if you're at that size and you run
Speaker 3: a damn whip route and you snap it off and
Speaker 3: you get separation like that at that size, if you
Speaker 3: can run a crisp whip route, you not only have
Speaker 3: my attention, sir, you now peaked my curiosity. So with
Speaker 3: Jane Higgins, all of those parts of his game I
Speaker 3: knew going into Mobile he could do those things. The
Speaker 3: parts of his game that I didn't see him really
Speaker 3: put that exclamation point on were perimeter getting deep? And
Speaker 3: some of this is also the format, like how much
Speaker 3: of these guys getting asked to you know, run go balls,
Speaker 3: run deep overs, run posts and stuff. But in the
Speaker 3: limited reps I got to see that I still didn't
Speaker 3: get some of those questions answered by Jaye Higgins's game,
Speaker 3: So what I've loved to put him higher on this list. Yes,
Speaker 3: So really this week was more of a not an
Speaker 3: exclamatory answering of questions about parts of his game that
Speaker 3: I wasn't sure. I think that those are questions that
Speaker 3: still kind of persist. But the parts of his game
Speaker 3: that I loved entering Mobile, I mean stamp and approval.
Speaker 3: If you put this guy in a slant god Michael
Speaker 3: Thomas role, like I put this out on X before
Speaker 3: we even went to Mobile. If he goes to Denver
Speaker 3: and you stick him into an empty two point zero role,
Speaker 3: He's going to freaking dominate from day one, depending on
Speaker 3: the role that a team asked him to do. If
Speaker 3: you ask him to go play fifty to fifty, play
Speaker 3: big slot, win on end breakers, just eat dudes up
Speaker 3: underth slot corners, linebackers that either players are not big
Speaker 3: enough to handle your size and your strength right or
Speaker 3: they can't handle your speed or both. He is going
Speaker 3: to crush and a player that I don't think that
Speaker 3: is gonna go in like round obviously, not round one.
Speaker 3: I don't think he's probably gonna go in round two
Speaker 3: of the NFL draft. But if a team gets him
Speaker 3: in round three and ask them to play in that
Speaker 3: type of role, he is going to find a role
Speaker 3: in an NFL offense and could be a wide receiver
Speaker 3: two in an NFL team based off of what I
Speaker 3: thought saw in his game going into mobile and what
Speaker 3: he proved about his game that those things are real
Speaker 3: and he won against really good competition while doing it.
Speaker 1: And how many guys have we seen coming to the
Speaker 1: league and it feels like they just find their niche
Speaker 1: as that slot wide receiver who can kind of take
Speaker 1: advantage of some nickel cornerbacks which are always seeming to
Speaker 1: come and go in the NFL. Doesn't feel like that.
Speaker 1: We always have like necessarily great nickel cornerbacks. I know
Speaker 1: Cooper Degene out there is playing that position really really
Speaker 1: well right now, but traditionally it's where you put you know,
Speaker 1: your least productive cornerback or you maybe get like a
Speaker 1: Mike Hillton, this kind of specialist in that position who
Speaker 1: kind of lives there throughout his career. But yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm really excited for Higgins. Seems like a well spoken
Speaker 1: guy and you actually got a chance to meet up
Speaker 1: with him after one of the practices. So just let's
Speaker 1: hear what what he had to say to you.
Speaker 3: Derrick Brand are fantasy pro is talking to Jade Higgins
Speaker 3: and Jail Noo boys, y'all stacked days at the day's
Speaker 3: solid practices coming into this week. What parts are your
Speaker 3: games you want to highlight to the coaches and everybody, really.
Speaker 5: Just continuing to win at the line of scrimmage. I
Speaker 5: felt like I did a great job at that at
Speaker 5: the earlier part of one on ones, using my hands,
Speaker 5: being able to stack the defenders and continuing to get
Speaker 5: out of my brakes clean.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I would say the biggest thing, of course, the
Speaker 6: reason why we're out here is, you know, to run
Speaker 6: routes and show our abilities in that case, and then
Speaker 6: really just to compete against the top guys that we
Speaker 6: might have not seen during the season and just go
Speaker 6: at them.
Speaker 3: So do or die man one catch you gotta have
Speaker 3: a time. What is your favorite route to run and why.
Speaker 5: I would say, if it's short distance, I'm picking a
Speaker 5: choice for I like to lean on my intelligence of
Speaker 5: the game, understand the coverage I'm gonna get and whether
Speaker 5: I'm getting man, whether I'm getting zones in and coverags,
Speaker 5: and if we just got to go take the top off.
Speaker 2: I'm running a corner post.
Speaker 5: I don't feel like guys can stay with me.
Speaker 2: And you were crushing guys today in that route too. Man.
Speaker 6: Uh, you know, I would just say that fade ball
Speaker 6: in the red zone. You know, if you gotta have it,
Speaker 6: last second touchdown.
Speaker 2: And just throw it up.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to make a play, size baby. Crush people
Speaker 3: and Ambreakers boys keep crushing all right?
Speaker 1: Moving forward, Your number seven winner from the Senior Bowl
Speaker 1: is another tight end l us Use, Mason Taylor and
Speaker 1: Dee bro. You might not know this about me, but
Speaker 1: I love fading Brian Kelly teams during the college football season.
Speaker 1: It pays off every year. It's my favorite thing.
Speaker 2: They finish.
Speaker 1: Look, dude, I mean I guess the dude, I mean
Speaker 1: just from the vibes.
Speaker 3: Do you remember that at first? What was it a
Speaker 3: TikTok that he posted with one of the players, and
Speaker 3: you're like, yes, get out of here, but this is
Speaker 3: the cringiest thing I've ever seen.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, Like, yeah, so I'm with you. I'm
Speaker 2: with you.
Speaker 1: Talk about a guy who needs like SPF two down there.
Speaker 1: I feel like he's always burnt red too said he
Speaker 1: couldn't win it. Notre Dame goes down to LSU and
Speaker 1: you know, same situation.
Speaker 3: That an accent anyway, good.
Speaker 1: Yes, Taylor is a guy who has had consistent production
Speaker 1: all three years in college. Our pal Ray Garvin also
Speaker 1: liked what he saw, put out a video on his
Speaker 1: YouTube channel saying that he could be the next George Kittle.
Speaker 1: Do you have similar thoughts on Taylor leaving Mobile.
Speaker 3: I'm not that high on Mason Taylor. Okay, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: keep it a buck here, Okay, Okay. I like Mason Taylor,
Speaker 3: and I think he again a guy that proved the parts.
Speaker 2: Of his game.
Speaker 3: I'll say this about Mason Taylor. I'm lower than consensus
Speaker 3: on Mason Taylor. I like him as a player. Said,
Speaker 3: let's not get this twisted. Okay, let's let's keep it
Speaker 3: real here. I am lower on him than probably consensus.
Speaker 3: Like I've seen other people out there in the space,
Speaker 3: whether it's media and such, talking about him as a
Speaker 3: top maybe a first round player. I do not think
Speaker 3: he's that. I also don't think that he's probably a
Speaker 3: top fifty. If you were to tell me he goes
Speaker 3: the back into the second round, I think it's a
Speaker 3: little bit spicy. I think he's more likely a third
Speaker 3: round tight end for me. As far as like where
Speaker 3: he goes in the NFL draft, That's where I'm going
Speaker 3: to grade him because I look at Mason Taylor and
Speaker 3: I think what he showed him Mobile is about what
Speaker 3: I think the best outcome that he could have given people,
Speaker 3: because if you look at the analytical profile, it's it's
Speaker 3: not great seth Like I'm I'm not trying to tear
Speaker 3: the kid down, but let's just keep it honest here.
Speaker 3: Like in the three the last three years in college,
Speaker 3: he never finished higher than thirty six in receiving grade
Speaker 3: in any season, never higher than sixty third in yards
Speaker 3: per route run. Those things matter. And I know, if
Speaker 3: you know, everybody's not a nerd in the spreadsheets, and
Speaker 3: we're all talking about film and what he did in
Speaker 3: Mobile I think he really helped himself in mobile because
Speaker 3: I think Mason Taylor can be a solid, solid, middle
Speaker 3: of the roads starting tight end in the NFL. My
Speaker 3: questions about his game are, how much is the athletic
Speaker 3: upside going to limit his ceiling in the NFL? Like
Speaker 3: I think all the things that you want to I
Speaker 3: want to say, a complimentary weapon, but like a middle
Speaker 3: of the road tight end of any starting a starting caliber,
Speaker 3: middle of the road tight end in the NFL. You
Speaker 3: want a guy that can beat zone coverage being underneath weapon,
Speaker 3: maybe your third fourth option in a passing attack. He
Speaker 3: might not be and Mason Taylor is not this guy.
Speaker 3: I don't think that he's gonna create a ton of
Speaker 3: broken tackles, a ton of yak. We didn't see that
Speaker 3: even in college. He had no more than five missed
Speaker 3: tackles in any season in college, no more than five
Speaker 3: point four yards per reception after the catch in his
Speaker 3: collegiate career. So I think in that instance, with the
Speaker 3: athletic cup stuff, like, I think he probably runs like
Speaker 3: a high four to seven. That's kind of my cutoff
Speaker 3: for baseline athleticism to be viable for fantasy. But in
Speaker 3: the NFL circles. I think he's gonna hit the ground running.
Speaker 3: He could block, he could play on all three downs.
Speaker 3: He is a really solid underneath weapon. Does he Does
Speaker 3: he have the raw speed where you're gonna ask him
Speaker 3: to stretch the seam a ton not? Really? Can he
Speaker 3: get open versus his own coverage? Did he do that Mobile?
Speaker 3: Did he do that in one on ones? Yes? And
Speaker 3: the guy has freaking glue on his hands, like he
Speaker 3: catches everything that showed out in his tape that showed
Speaker 3: out at Mobile. So I think if we're gonna be
Speaker 3: honest with ourselves about what his ceiling is and what
Speaker 3: type of player he is, I think he is going
Speaker 3: to be a trusted weapon in an NFL passing attack.
Speaker 3: But more is a third or fourth option that the
Speaker 3: quarterbacks like, we need third and five, we need third
Speaker 3: and six. A guy to go convert underneath. Then, yes,
Speaker 3: messy Tamer's gonna be great for your offense. But do
Speaker 3: I think that he has the ceiling of a George
Speaker 3: Kittle whatever upper echelon tight end, Mark Andrews, what have you?
Speaker 3: And people will talk about Okay, but he's only twenty
Speaker 3: years old. I don't care about that. Like, Okay, fine,
Speaker 3: can his game have different evolutions? Sure? Is he still
Speaker 3: gonna be cap based off of the athleticism and from
Speaker 3: what I've seen out of his game in college. Yes,
Speaker 3: Like I'm not trying to tear these kids down, but
Speaker 3: I'm just trying to We cannot go into every and
Speaker 3: this is I don't want to get off from too
Speaker 3: much out of the tangent.
Speaker 2: It's a set.
Speaker 3: But like my biggest thing about it is you cannot
Speaker 3: go through every NFL draft cycle and prospects cycle and
Speaker 3: say every single guy is going to be a superstar
Speaker 3: and a monster in the NFL because it's just not true.
Speaker 3: Like if that was the case, the entire NFL would
Speaker 3: be littered with with all pros and that's not reality.
Speaker 3: So while I'm not trying to tear the kid down
Speaker 3: and say, Okay, he's not going to do all these things,
Speaker 3: I appreciate his game for what his game is and
Speaker 3: what he can be in the NFL. So I like
Speaker 3: Mason Taylor. He actually came I came away from Mobile
Speaker 3: thinking that he was a better player after being a
Speaker 3: Mobile then maybe I before we going before going to Mobile,
Speaker 3: I came away from that that entire week with the
Speaker 3: better appreciation for his game.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know, dude, like that's okay, right, Like
Speaker 1: this is okay because in the NFL, you neique guys
Speaker 1: like a Mike is SICKI or like a Jake Ferguson,
Speaker 1: who they're just safety valves or are you gonna gameplay
Speaker 1: in your entire offense around them. Well maybe you're Brian
Speaker 1: Schottenheim or you do. But that's a different conversation for
Speaker 1: a different show.
Speaker 2: But hey, that's head coach Brian.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, okay, yes, sir. Absolutely, Jerry's gonna get your mentions. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's all right. I'm ready for Jerry. And but like
Speaker 1: that's that's the thing with Mason Taylor, right, And that's
Speaker 1: the thing with a lot of these tight ends. It's
Speaker 1: like sometimes you just need a guy who can go out.
Speaker 1: He can catch the ball when he's thrown to him,
Speaker 1: he can have glue on his hands and and pick
Speaker 1: up the first down. But he's not gonna be the
Speaker 1: next generational prospect at the tight end because like, look,
Speaker 1: I mean even Kyle Pitts wasn't. And we thought Kyle
Speaker 1: Pitts was. I mean, I don't know about you. I
Speaker 1: at least was highunk Kyle Pitts coming into that that
Speaker 1: what was that twenty twenty drafts? So yeah, I'm with
Speaker 1: Jon Taylor. I think he could be a solid NFL prospect,
Speaker 1: but nothing that's really I think moving the needle for
Speaker 1: me as far as elite upside in the NFL.
Speaker 3: YEP agreed.
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Speaker 1: all over the internet this past week. Bowling Green tight
Speaker 1: end Harrold fannin Junior He was a top one hundred
Speaker 1: player coming in the season, but blew away expectations. The
Speaker 1: dudes in absolute menace. Consensus All American MAC Offensive Player
Speaker 1: of the Year, led the MAC and the country in
Speaker 1: receptions with one hundred and seventeen. Also led the country
Speaker 1: in receiving yards with over fifteen hundred yards. This is
Speaker 1: a tight end and this is a player that I'm
Speaker 1: very familiar with Debro because he cooked my Penn State
Speaker 1: and in allions they couldn't stop him earlier this season.
Speaker 1: Did he live up to the hype and the billing
Speaker 1: at Senior Bowl.
Speaker 3: So I will say this considering the hype that it
Speaker 3: was around fanning. I think that he answered a lot
Speaker 3: of questions, and I like his game a ton. I
Speaker 3: think he is a winner in this. Did I walk
Speaker 3: into Mobile thinking he had elite upside in terms of quickness, athleticism,
Speaker 3: receiving utility, considering the career numbers that he put up,
Speaker 3: I mean, like Seth, like, let's not mince words here, bro,
Speaker 3: I mean like, we're talking about a tight end that,
Speaker 3: over the last two collegiate seasons, has ranked first and
Speaker 3: third in yards per route run, has been first in
Speaker 3: receiving grade, has also been top five and miss tackles
Speaker 3: forced amongst all collegiate fps tight ends with twenty or
Speaker 3: more targets. So the numbers speak for themselves, and I'm
Speaker 3: not trying to downgrade the kid what I saw in
Speaker 3: his game of Mobile. My questions entering the week of
Speaker 3: Senior Bowl was is he a really good receiver? Yes?
Speaker 3: Does he have the most athletic upside that you pair
Speaker 3: with these gaudy no. When I'm watching his film, I thought, Okay,
Speaker 3: this is a guy that a lot of the route
Speaker 3: nuance that he plays, that he utilizes in routes, his
Speaker 3: footwork specifically makes up or cures a lot of what
Speaker 3: ails him as far as just raw speed. So for
Speaker 3: me with Fan and I really wanted to see this
Speaker 3: week going against better competition coming from Bowling Green is one.
Speaker 3: Can he be a dude out there? Can he dominate
Speaker 3: practices to at least in the same area code, Maybe
Speaker 3: not to the exact effect that he did with Bowling Green,
Speaker 3: where it was like, if you're playing Bowling Green, you
Speaker 3: know you're gonna get one heaping dose of hero Fan
Speaker 3: and Junior. Can you stop him? We shall see?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: But inmobile against better competition, rep after rep after rep,
Speaker 3: and he's facing guys that are better than anything he
Speaker 3: possibly faced at all during his entire collegiate career at
Speaker 3: Bowling Green, can he still win? And he did? Seth. So,
Speaker 3: I don't think that Harold Fannon goes out and he
Speaker 3: runs like a four or five. I think he's probably
Speaker 3: likely a high four to six guy, low four sevens,
Speaker 3: probably low four sevens. I think he tests it probably
Speaker 3: extremely well, if not just checks the baseline stuff in
Speaker 3: the short area agility. But the things that I wanted
Speaker 3: to see out of his game, Seth are does that
Speaker 3: route nuance and the way that he runs routes and
Speaker 3: the foot work that he uses. Can he still get
Speaker 3: open against this better competition at this All Star Game?
Speaker 3: And he did? Was he always the smoothest guy in
Speaker 3: one on ones? Did he always looked great gearing down
Speaker 3: dropping his hips? No, But through the entirety of three
Speaker 3: days of practice, he won enough seth and did it
Speaker 3: in a manner that it was convincing enough to me
Speaker 3: be like, Okay, his game is gonna train the NFL.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 3: We might have questions about his blocking and his ability
Speaker 3: to play on all three downs, and you're looking at
Speaker 3: him as a prospect, you're saying, Okay, he's going to
Speaker 3: cash his checks in the NFL as a receiver. We
Speaker 3: know that that's what's going to have to carry the
Speaker 3: day for Harold Fannin. And especially we're not talking about
Speaker 3: a prospect that's like in the two high two forties,
Speaker 3: low two fifties. So looking at a tight end that's
Speaker 3: going to play at his weight class, that at his
Speaker 3: size and has his skill set. I think he proved
Speaker 3: enough to where he can be a Day three pick
Speaker 3: for a team and come in and earn more reps
Speaker 3: and maybe carve out that receiving specific role in an
Speaker 3: NFL offense that we want, and that really is going
Speaker 3: to be the best use of his skills and block
Speaker 3: well enough to allow him to function in the role
Speaker 3: that is best going to serve him because he's gonna
Speaker 3: cash his checks based off of what he does in
Speaker 3: the passing game for every NFL team. Let's not get
Speaker 3: this twisted. This is not a guy that we're talking about.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: Is he going to be in line twelve personnel blocking
Speaker 3: tight end? Okay, maybe he takes the Josh Oliver route
Speaker 3: in the NFL and he becomes better at blocking as
Speaker 3: he goes through his career. Fine, but that's not where
Speaker 3: he is gonna what he's gonna get drafted to do.
Speaker 3: That's not where the NFL teams need to be asking
Speaker 3: him to do. And I think he proved all the
Speaker 3: parts of his ability as a receiver to say, if
Speaker 3: a team wants to take him and they say, we
Speaker 3: have a design and we have a role that we
Speaker 3: want you to do, and can you come earn more
Speaker 3: and maybe be that three down guy and block just
Speaker 3: well enough to substantiate all the things that you do
Speaker 3: for us in the passing game. Yes, he proved that.
Speaker 1: Okay, and I'm not surprised he did prove that because
Speaker 1: when he went up against better competition like Penn State,
Speaker 1: like Texas A and M. He had a big game
Speaker 1: against Texas A and M and the Aggies out defense
Speaker 1: as well. He proved himself. So I'm not surprised by this.
Speaker 1: And you know we can power rank G five conferences
Speaker 1: another de bro, But I really like the MAC I
Speaker 1: watch a lot of mac ball. I love midweek maction
Speaker 1: when we get later in the season as well. And
Speaker 1: I think like, aside from the Mountain West, the MAX
Speaker 1: probably the best G five conference in the country, so
Speaker 1: I don't downgrade him a ton from coming out of
Speaker 1: that conference. And I really liked what he did in
Speaker 1: the game. He made a really athletic play in the
Speaker 1: Senior Bowl game where he tight rope the sideline, extended
Speaker 1: for the pylon, got six for his team. So I
Speaker 1: really liked Fannin. I know a lot of people had
Speaker 1: him actually like as they're tight end one or two
Speaker 1: I've seen out there. You know, it was spicy with
Speaker 1: some hot favor Bowl before Senior Bowl, before Senior Bowl.
Speaker 3: So he's not he's not like I like. I like
Speaker 3: the kid and I'm not shading him. I like his
Speaker 3: utility and I like what he can do possibly for
Speaker 3: an NFL team. Should he be tight in one of
Speaker 3: this class?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: Should he be tight in two of this class? No,
Speaker 3: he wasn't even tight. And I'll just I'll be honest
Speaker 3: with it. He wasn't even tighten one in Mobile. Well,
Speaker 3: there's a guy we're going to talk about here later.
Speaker 3: The show that wore that crown. The entire freaking week
Speaker 3: never took it off that. If you're ranking Fan and
Speaker 3: above him for even senior ball this week much less
Speaker 3: than your prospect rankings walking out of this, that really
Speaker 3: feels like you're just trying to confirm your priors and
Speaker 3: you're not doing justice to the reality of what happened.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, Well you actually caught up with with
Speaker 1: Harold fannin junior the Bowling Green tight end at Mobile.
Speaker 1: So let's go ahead and run that.
Speaker 3: Derry Brown with Fantasy is talking to Harold Fan and
Speaker 3: junior tight end from Bowling Green. Dude, you just capped
Speaker 3: off two fantastic seasons and a wonderful career in college.
Speaker 3: How are you trying to manage expectations as you transition
Speaker 3: to the NFL right now, I wouldn't say.
Speaker 7: Like have like any type of expectations for myself.
Speaker 2: Just go out there and just prove it to my soul.
Speaker 3: Really absolutely, And I mean you've bet stack and solid
Speaker 3: day after solid day here in Senior Bowl and mobile.
Speaker 3: What is the part of your game both you want
Speaker 3: to highlight to coaches here and in the NFL draft process.
Speaker 7: I really want to highlight my catch it and I
Speaker 7: want to highl my block, and I want I want
Speaker 7: them to note I'm.
Speaker 2: Gonna like to more of a complete side end. I
Speaker 2: can also block.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, gotta have it premium down third and seven.
Speaker 3: Game on the line. What route are you running? And
Speaker 3: why game on the line. I'm going deep running the fade. Man.
Speaker 2: I feel like I play a lot of basketball. You
Speaker 2: just gotta go up and go get it. Let's go baby. Hey,
Speaker 2: I appreciate.
Speaker 1: Staging at number five. It's Utah state wide receiver Jalen Royals,
Speaker 1: one of the players that Deebro was most excited to
Speaker 1: see heading into the week. He's another former JUCO transfer
Speaker 1: who went for fifty five receptions, eight hundred plus yards
Speaker 1: and sixty d's this past season. Also this was after
Speaker 1: a twenty twenty three season where he led the Mountain
Speaker 1: West and was second in the entire country with fifteen
Speaker 1: receiving touchdowns. Did you see everything you wanted out of
Speaker 1: Royals this past week?
Speaker 2: Debro?
Speaker 3: I didn't see everything, and I'm gonna get I'm gonna
Speaker 3: give context about this. Getting a chance to sit down
Speaker 3: and talk to him at Mobile Media Day was awesome
Speaker 3: and to give full context about this seth MN Royals.
Speaker 3: Everything he did in Mobile, he was not one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: He was dealing with an inn down there. This was
Speaker 3: something we kind of speculated everybody in the media watching
Speaker 3: from the stands watching Jimen Royals run his routes in
Speaker 3: mobile and stuff, kind of grabbing at one of his
Speaker 3: legs and we're like, bro, is he dealing with a hammy?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 3: Has he got something else going on? Like? Is it
Speaker 3: a calf? Is what's going on? I didn't get in
Speaker 3: particulars with Jalen Royal, So I'm not going to sit
Speaker 3: here and spit stuff that's not that I don't know.
Speaker 3: But talking to him in Mobile, he admitted, like, look
Speaker 3: like I'm dealing with some stuff. I'm not one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: It wasn't the way that we flavored the conversation like
Speaker 3: it wasn't. I don't think that it was his foot
Speaker 3: bothering him. So like everybody knowing that his final collegiate
Speaker 3: season got cut short by a foot injury, I don't
Speaker 3: think it was his foot that was giving him the issue.
Speaker 3: Don't have full like transparency, like I wasn't like, hey
Speaker 3: is it her hammy like points you know that wasn't
Speaker 3: the case, but ye, keeping at a buck here, like
Speaker 3: he was not one hundred percent in mobile and the
Speaker 3: things out of Jalen Royals like off the tape, his
Speaker 3: immediate speed was not there and mobile, okay, we didn't
Speaker 3: see that, but he wasn't healthy. So the thing that
Speaker 3: I really want to highlight here seth and really bang
Speaker 3: home for people is that this kid went out there
Speaker 3: and gutted it through mobile practice to show parts of
Speaker 3: his game. And I think the things that we walk
Speaker 3: away from Mobile is a better understanding that this kid
Speaker 3: is a better route runner than I think a lot
Speaker 3: of people gave him credit walking into that week because
Speaker 3: not being one hundred percent, not having that type of
Speaker 3: like if you watch his film, he has got special
Speaker 3: acceleration and burst after the kids rack threat for days.
Speaker 3: You put the ball in his hands and just watch
Speaker 3: him freaking out run people. And so we weren't able
Speaker 3: to see that in Mobile because he's not healthy. What
Speaker 3: we did see Seth is a better release package than
Speaker 3: a lot of people give him better understanding of in
Speaker 3: his routes, getting leverage on inbreakers, outbreakers, winning from a
Speaker 3: route running and tactician standpoint and not just off of
Speaker 3: his raw measurables. And to me, what I walked away
Speaker 3: with that type of context, I was like, Dude, this
Speaker 3: kid's better than I thought he was. Like I walked
Speaker 3: into him like into Mobile, like high on his game
Speaker 3: based off a one assa off the tape. But then
Speaker 3: you go match him up against any corners that are
Speaker 3: better than anything he faced a freaking Utah state and
Speaker 3: he's still winning. Seth not fully healthy, not able to
Speaker 3: draw upon his speed. And you saw that in certain
Speaker 3: reps where they asked him to go run a go ball,
Speaker 3: go run a deep route, go win on the perimeter,
Speaker 3: and it's like, based off of the route type he's running,
Speaker 3: he couldn't get on top of the guy to stack
Speaker 3: him to win the rep. But if he was fully healthy.
Speaker 3: Maybe we're talking about a different story here, but the
Speaker 3: ones where he was able to use that type of grit,
Speaker 3: that type of intelligence as a player and say I'm
Speaker 3: gonna set you up. I'm gonna use this release that
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go this way, and I'm gonna use the
Speaker 3: abilities that have as a wide receiver, both my physical
Speaker 3: strength and my upper body to beat man press, to
Speaker 3: win inside leverage, and to win these reps even if
Speaker 3: I don't have my speed to draw upon. This week,
Speaker 3: I walked out of this week in mobile seth feeling
Speaker 3: like this dude is a better player than people give
Speaker 3: him credit for. As a route runner, he has more
Speaker 3: upside because of those parts of his game that he
Speaker 3: showed as a tactician. Now you pair this. If he's
Speaker 3: fully freaking healthy with that type of speed, dude, somebody's
Speaker 3: gonna draft him in the third or fourth round, probably
Speaker 3: the fourth round of the NFL draft, considering you can't
Speaker 3: do helmet scouting. He's gonna come out of Utah State. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we don't know if he's gonna be able to fully test.
Speaker 3: I think he will be healthy enough to test, but
Speaker 3: will he test and stuff like that to help kind
Speaker 3: of boost his stock or not is a question. Some
Speaker 3: team is going to get a steal on him if
Speaker 3: they draft him in the round FO the NFL Draft,
Speaker 3: and I'm telling you right now, he is going to
Speaker 3: be a steal right now.
Speaker 1: Well, the thing I like what you're saying is I
Speaker 1: really thought coming into this process that he was more
Speaker 1: of like a home run hitter type of wide receiver,
Speaker 1: kind of remind like a Jalen Hyatt in his final
Speaker 1: year back at Tennessee. Was just a guy you could
Speaker 1: go to when you needed a big play. But there
Speaker 1: are reports coming out that even while he was banged
Speaker 1: up those first two days, some reporters are saying he
Speaker 1: didn't lose a single rep in one on ones winning Baby,
Speaker 1: you gotta love that man, and like the fact that
Speaker 1: he was out there gritting it out. Like to me,
Speaker 1: as someone who I've been around the Steelers organization for
Speaker 1: a long time, following this team and I've seen diva
Speaker 1: wide receivers like this stuff matters to me and it
Speaker 1: shows me like, hey, you got some grit and you're
Speaker 1: willing to go out there and not play at one
Speaker 1: hundred percent. So I love that. Where do you think
Speaker 1: he kind of fits into your rookie wide receiver rankings.
Speaker 1: And also kind of on that note, is he maybe
Speaker 1: someone we could maybe take a long shot on to
Speaker 1: run the fastest forty at the combine for the wide
Speaker 1: receiver position or do you think maybe he doesn't have
Speaker 1: quite that speed coming off the injury.
Speaker 3: Coming off the injury, I don't know if he hits
Speaker 3: that type of mark. Okay, I think he probably runs
Speaker 3: like in the four fours. Now do I think like
Speaker 3: timed game speed, miles per hour, stuff like that, does
Speaker 3: he maybe have four to three speed? I think it's possible.
Speaker 3: But considering, you know, trying to get to back to
Speaker 3: one hundred percent now dealing with something that I'm guessing
Speaker 3: as a soft tissue issue, is he able to train
Speaker 3: enough to do that? We shall see, dude. I just
Speaker 3: think the big thing that we all need to come
Speaker 3: away from is is if you're in the middle rounds
Speaker 3: of a dynasty of rickiy draft, you need to be
Speaker 3: circling his name. I'm that we're close to finalizing, like, okay,
Speaker 3: prospect rankings as of right now, because I got to
Speaker 3: get to the top end of this class like I
Speaker 3: started with all the Senior Bowl guys, and now I'm
Speaker 3: getting to the top end of this class, which you
Speaker 3: know foreshadowing later this week we're gonna be talking ball
Speaker 3: with our dude Ray Garvin about quarterbacks. So getting in
Speaker 3: or breaking into that top end of the class. But
Speaker 3: so I don't know where he's going to follow my
Speaker 3: prosper rankings. What I will promise you those seth I
Speaker 3: will be above consensus on Jalen Royals.
Speaker 1: All right, well, I'll hold you to that. And you
Speaker 1: did allude to actually getting to talk with Royals after
Speaker 1: one of the practices, So here's that for the fine people.
Speaker 3: Derek Branny with Fantasy Pros talking to Jaalen Royal, wide
Speaker 3: receiver out of Utah State. Jalen, you've been crushing it
Speaker 3: this week in practice, man, I know you probably not
Speaker 3: one hundred percent, see the grab it at the leg
Speaker 3: and stuff like that. How are you still going to
Speaker 3: win off the line for the rest of the week
Speaker 3: in those corner and one on one matchups even if
Speaker 3: you're not fully one hundred percent, Just you know, give.
Speaker 7: Him all, you know, just tie the main reason you know,
Speaker 7: while I hear so probably just know fin into the
Speaker 7: pin and just just keep going.
Speaker 2: So coming from a small school man.
Speaker 3: I know that, like with the injury cutting your season short,
Speaker 3: you really want to ball out. What is a part
Speaker 3: of your game that you really want to highlight the
Speaker 3: NFL teams this week, Pibly is my right running.
Speaker 7: I feel like overall it's probably the best thing that
Speaker 7: I have. And my release is too. I feel like
Speaker 7: my right running getting it out of my breaks.
Speaker 3: Yep, you put on a show today with that split release.
Speaker 3: Man got physical, got the inside leverage on him. Looking
Speaker 3: to the NFL, you need a first down. You got
Speaker 3: to get that that have to play to get a
Speaker 3: touchdown or score at the end of the game.
Speaker 2: What route are you going to probably is carl out.
Speaker 7: I love the car routes, throwing them by at the
Speaker 7: top of the rout It's probably my favorite out run
Speaker 7: a couple of them, you know, at the the one
Speaker 7: on one.
Speaker 2: So good week, brother, Appreciate you man.
Speaker 1: All right, let's keep it moving with another Senior Bowl
Speaker 1: winner SMU running back Brichard Smith, who was known much
Speaker 1: more as a receiving back in his three seasons at Miami,
Speaker 1: had just eighteen carries through those three seasons, but sixty
Speaker 1: nine receptions. You then transferred to SMU, the Mustangs go
Speaker 1: on this historic run. They finished second, the ACC advanced
Speaker 1: to the College Football Playoff. Smith not only led the
Speaker 1: team with thirteen hundred plus rushing yards and fourteen touchdowns,
Speaker 1: but he was also still a safety valve four quarterback
Speaker 1: Kevin Jennings thirty nine receptions for him this past year,
Speaker 1: three hundred yards, four touchdowns. Deebro was this dual threat
Speaker 1: skill set on display down Inbile.
Speaker 3: He crushed Seth and So for everybody that's not fully
Speaker 3: aware because we didn't talk about him in the preview
Speaker 3: episode to the Senior Bowl, for everybody that's not fully
Speaker 3: aware about Breshard Smith's game, he was actually a slot
Speaker 3: receiver at the u uh SO Miami University for two
Speaker 3: to three seasons before transferring to SMU and going to
Speaker 3: running back full time. So only one year is a
Speaker 3: full time running back. Dude showed out in Mobile like
Speaker 3: what you wanted to see. And I think the best
Speaker 3: way that I can wrap this with a bo Seth
Speaker 3: Brochard Smith had the type of week in Mobile that
Speaker 3: I was hoping Devin Neil had. He crushed in one
Speaker 3: on ones. He was routing up dudes for days. Looks
Speaker 3: silky smooth, and this is a guy that, like you
Speaker 3: could use him as a pass game weapon. And that's
Speaker 3: the things that we should all take away from this.
Speaker 3: Like in the NFL, I think Burschard Smith did himself
Speaker 3: a ton of favors. Not only like, is the NFL
Speaker 3: going away from saying, Okay, you're not two hundred, so
Speaker 3: we're not gonna feel good about giving you ten to
Speaker 3: twelve carries a game. Okay, multiple running backs in the
Speaker 3: last few years seth Kyron Williams staring at you, Bucky
Speaker 3: Irving last year staring at you.
Speaker 2: The NFL is.
Speaker 3: Saying we're willing to give these guys that maybe previous
Speaker 3: years or previous draft class and now we talk about
Speaker 3: running back prospects and saying, well, they're not two hundred pounds,
Speaker 3: they're not to ten. Are they gonna get the volume?
Speaker 3: And is an NFL team gonna trust him to hold
Speaker 3: up to that type of workload. NFL's changing, dude, and
Speaker 3: we're seeing that, like there are multiple running backs that
Speaker 3: are busting that mold. Yeah, Shard Smith could be the
Speaker 3: next guy to do so. Man, like he crushed at
Speaker 3: Immobile when all like I didn't see the guy lose
Speaker 3: a rep in one on one receiving drills at all.
Speaker 3: Didn't see him lose a single freaking rep on the carries.
Speaker 3: And this is something I want to highlight here. But
Speaker 3: again going back to context, there's not tackling in these
Speaker 3: eleven on eleven, seven on sevens, So having running backs
Speaker 3: in this type of format, and Brent and I alluded
Speaker 3: the in the preview episode, it's harder for running backs
Speaker 3: to stand out. I'm gonna tell everybody right now, I
Speaker 3: don't give a damn if they had tackling or if
Speaker 3: it was freaking flag football two hand touch, it didn't
Speaker 3: matter if we're playing flashlight tag. Nobody was catching Burshard
Speaker 3: Smith on some of the carries that he got in Mobile. Dude,
Speaker 3: the vision he showed, the ability, the second level burst
Speaker 3: that he showed Immobile. I don't give a crap at people.
Speaker 3: We had live tackling. There are some of these runs
Speaker 3: and nobody was touching him. Man, so everything we wanted
Speaker 3: to And I'll go back to this and hammer this again.
Speaker 3: Seth he had the week that I was hoping Devin
Speaker 3: Neil would have had, and I think he did a
Speaker 3: ton of favors. And again somebody that people you're not
Speaker 3: gonna if you're in rookie dynasty drafts, you're not gonna
Speaker 3: have to draft in considering the depth of this class,
Speaker 3: probably even in the second round of your rookie drafts. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm going to be trying to grab a ton of
Speaker 3: thirds in all of my rookie drafts to get a
Speaker 3: lot of these players that we are talking about ear
Speaker 3: late second for a lot of these dudes we're talking
Speaker 3: about in this episode, and but Shart Smith's gonna be
Speaker 3: one of them.
Speaker 1: Well, And the funny thing about Smith and kind of
Speaker 1: the way you painted him is like he kind of
Speaker 1: reminds this slender New style running back. And you know,
Speaker 1: he actually was in an interview with our guy Ray
Speaker 1: and he said that he watches a lot of Devon
Speaker 1: h Chan, James Cook, and Alvin Kamara, which I think
Speaker 1: are three of the closer comps. I mean, Alvin Kamar
Speaker 1: is a little bit bigger, I think than a lot
Speaker 1: of people give him credit for. But you know, kind
Speaker 1: of this similar style of running back. So do you
Speaker 1: see him being more than just a Day three NFL
Speaker 1: draft pick, Because, as you allude to, this is the
Speaker 1: most loaded running back class we've seen in twenty plus
Speaker 1: years coming into the league.
Speaker 3: I don't think he fought. I don't think he gets
Speaker 3: out of Day three. I think he's gonna go somewhere
Speaker 3: in day three. Now we can all, you know, fight
Speaker 3: and posture about whether that's round four or five or
Speaker 3: six or what have you. I think he does go
Speaker 3: on day three, just based two things. Won the depth
Speaker 3: of this running back class, and two when you come
Speaker 3: out of a smaller school like SMU, it's really hard
Speaker 3: because you'll see some guys that go higher in the
Speaker 3: NFL draft, just based off of If Richard's put it
Speaker 3: this way, if Brishard Smith would have gone to an
Speaker 3: SEC school and did what he did in his final year,
Speaker 3: I think maybe you're talking about higher. Maybe if he
Speaker 3: catches a lot of steam because of the small school,
Speaker 3: because of the wide receiver, goes to running back and
Speaker 3: things like that. And you add on top of this,
Speaker 3: he subbed two hundred pounds. I think that's going to
Speaker 3: probably bump him too, the back of round four, probably
Speaker 3: a round five guy in the NFL draft.
Speaker 2: Okay, but is that pushing me off.
Speaker 3: Of Brishard Smith. No, it's it's really not, dude, like,
Speaker 3: I think he's a guy that is going to enter
Speaker 3: the NFL and earn an RB two spot in my
Speaker 3: com for him. Just to so people can kind of
Speaker 3: wrap their heads around this. I think Burchard Smith is
Speaker 3: everything that people were hoping Kenny Gainwell would be.
Speaker 1: Ooh, okay, all right. I like that cut. I also
Speaker 1: like the deep cut of flashlight tag. We called it
Speaker 1: spotlight up here in Pennsylvania. I don't know about you,
Speaker 1: but I was like the camper. I was the camper.
Speaker 1: I was gonna climb a tree. You're just like I
Speaker 1: was gonna have eyes on the field, eyes on the field,
Speaker 1: but you weren't finding me. I don't know if that
Speaker 1: was your strategy to debro, but I was.
Speaker 3: I was out there like like like like all with
Speaker 3: the flashlights did.
Speaker 2: I was like, nobody's getting me.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna get you first of these slash lights.
Speaker 2: Bro No.
Speaker 3: I was playing Kamakazi style, dude.
Speaker 2: I love it, love it.
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Speaker 1: Com slash chat. We have three prospects left on Deebro's
Speaker 1: winners list, and perhaps nobody bigger than Senior Bowl MVP
Speaker 1: TCU wide receiver Jack Besh, who caught a game winning
Speaker 1: touchdown until six receptions for sixty eight yards in the game.
Speaker 1: This came just a month after his brother tragically died
Speaker 1: in the New Orleans New Year's Day attack. So hats
Speaker 1: off to Besch for coming out and wearing his heart
Speaker 1: on his sleeve with that. Debro, I got to give
Speaker 1: credit where it to due. You were high on him,
Speaker 1: seemingly a guy who kind of came out of nowhere
Speaker 1: this past year. Sixty two receptions over one thousand yards,
Speaker 1: nine touchdowns at TCU. However, we weren't sure if he'd
Speaker 1: only work with wide receivers are also tight ends. So
Speaker 1: what did you learn about Besh this past week?
Speaker 3: Dude as a dog, I mean we talked about this
Speaker 3: going into the process, going into mobile like he plays
Speaker 3: with that type of intensity. He was an amazing and
Speaker 3: we're gonna roll the clip after we get done talking
Speaker 3: about mister Besh, but he was an amazing interview just
Speaker 3: inspiring guy. I mean, and let's give real, real context here.
Speaker 3: I mean, like you're talking about a guy that went
Speaker 3: to Mobile, was still there, was working his tail off,
Speaker 3: trying to do whatever he can to sit here and
Speaker 3: improve his stock for the NFL draft, played inspire football,
Speaker 3: and it just really I mean, took home in the NBA.
Speaker 3: He honors for the game, and was one of the
Speaker 3: best players for the wide receivers the entire freaking week.
Speaker 3: And he did all of this. Dude, his I mean,
Speaker 3: it hasn't even been a month since his brother passed,
Speaker 3: and it's just I can't even imagine mustering the heart
Speaker 3: and the wherewithal to not only go out there and
Speaker 3: do all of this, whether you know your career is
Speaker 3: on your line, and this is one of the biggest
Speaker 3: job interviews that you'll ever have in your life.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we can all talk.
Speaker 3: About okay, yeah, well, I mean the NFL prospect he
Speaker 3: should be doing all these things. Dude, Let's not get
Speaker 3: a twisted manlike to still go out there and do
Speaker 3: it after having that type of devastating loss in your family,
Speaker 3: and to do it the way that he did, I mean,
Speaker 3: hats off to him, man, Like he He crushed the
Speaker 3: entire process. He crushed the entire week. If we weren't
Speaker 3: talking about freaking the number two guy on this list
Speaker 3: that we're going to talk about next, it was Jack
Speaker 3: Besh all freaking week. These top three guys on this list,
Speaker 3: we were talking about them all week, and all Jack
Speaker 3: Besh did was win seth. He won on from the slot,
Speaker 3: he won from the perimeter, He won as a field stretcher.
Speaker 3: He won in contested situations. And I don't think Jack
Speaker 3: Besh is a player that's going to go out and
Speaker 3: just light the world on fire. When we talk about
Speaker 3: testing and stuff like that, right, I think it probably
Speaker 3: runs like a four to six. And how I was
Speaker 3: viewing him as a player was I was like, Okay,
Speaker 3: if this guy weighs in like close to two thirty,
Speaker 3: are we talking about a guy that from the lens
Speaker 3: of looking at his skills because the first year at
Speaker 3: LSU he was a tight end Do we really need
Speaker 3: to see him more in that tight end lens? And
Speaker 3: what does that look like? Jack Besh weighed in under
Speaker 3: two twenty. He is one hundred and fifty percent without
Speaker 3: question a wide receiver and can win did win as
Speaker 3: a wide receiver. So also I'm going to have to
Speaker 3: go amend my ride up for him in as we
Speaker 3: move forward for prospect stuff because I don't see him
Speaker 3: moving back to tight end. I don't think he should
Speaker 3: move back to tight end. He proved immobile if anybody
Speaker 3: had a question, without a doubt, he can win and
Speaker 3: did win as a wide receiver. I think you're looking
Speaker 3: at a guy that he is going to be an
Speaker 3: outside of everything in his personal life that we've talked
Speaker 3: about here and people have talked about in the media
Speaker 3: and stuff. I think outside of all of that, you're
Speaker 3: also getting a guy that is an instant culture fit
Speaker 3: for every single NFL locker room. We will be lucky
Speaker 3: to get this guy based off of his tenacity. He
Speaker 3: is willing to stick his freaking nose in there and
Speaker 3: block his butt off every single snap. I am a
Speaker 3: huge fan of Jack Besh. I will be drafting him
Speaker 3: in Dynasty, and I will be rooting for this kid
Speaker 3: in the NFL every single Sunday. Well.
Speaker 1: And that's the great thing about this process is we
Speaker 1: can take our former opinions that we learned from the
Speaker 1: college production or the college tape, and we can refine
Speaker 1: that That's what the senior Bull's all about, right, It's
Speaker 1: taking some of these X factors, these variables out of
Speaker 1: the mix and putting the guys on the field against
Speaker 1: him of the top competition in the country. And Jack
Speaker 1: Best seemed to prove himself this past week. Is he
Speaker 1: still a Day three pick for you? Or do you
Speaker 1: think he's maybe moved the needle enough to go to
Speaker 1: Day two because the tough, hard nose blocker, that's something
Speaker 1: I know a lot of teams could use across the NFL.
Speaker 1: I mean, Mac Collins made an absolute pay check this
Speaker 1: past year being that guy for the Buffalo Bills.
Speaker 3: I'll say this, if he tests like I think he
Speaker 3: can test, and I'm saying okay, if he runs a
Speaker 3: four to six and his short area agility is good.
Speaker 3: If he runs okay, let's put it this way, if
Speaker 3: he runs on the high four fives, I think he
Speaker 3: can get into that. If he runs in the four fives,
Speaker 3: you could see him sneaking into Day two and go
Speaker 3: him round three. If he runs in the four sixes
Speaker 3: and the testing and the short area stuff is okay
Speaker 3: but not great, yeah, he probably falls into Round four
Speaker 3: of the NFL Draft. I think he's right there on
Speaker 3: the cusp though, Seth, he did himself a ton of favors,
Speaker 3: Whereas like, I think a lot of NFL teams probably
Speaker 3: looking at him, and again like I don't have I'm
Speaker 3: not in NFL front offices, but in my estimation, I
Speaker 3: kind of guessed he was going to be a late
Speaker 3: round four, maybe round five guy Dring Senior Bowl. I
Speaker 3: think coming out of Senior Bowl with the steam, with
Speaker 3: everything that he not only showled in the game but
Speaker 3: in practice. And I'm sure he crushed the interviews because
Speaker 3: the kid's awesome. And considering all of that, I think
Speaker 3: he did himself a lot of favors. But I think
Speaker 3: you're looking at probably round three. The middle or later
Speaker 3: part of round three is probably a ceiling.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, let's see if Jack Besh can move
Speaker 1: his way into that Day two conversation. And here's a
Speaker 1: clip from Deebro's conversation with him.
Speaker 3: Derek Browner with Fantasy is talking to Jack Besh wide
Speaker 3: receiver out at TCU. Jack, first of all, you're a dog.
Speaker 3: He bounces off your film as soon as you turn
Speaker 3: it on. You're in pass bro Hunter and fifteen percent
Speaker 3: every single rep how many rebels you chuck in pregame? Man, Like,
Speaker 3: what's the pregame rich will look like? To get yourself
Speaker 3: up that motor high every single snap throughout the game.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's just me. I don't do.
Speaker 8: I got just natural caffeine in my buttn't. I don't
Speaker 8: get caffeine from any other places. So it's just what
Speaker 8: my body runs off. But my pregame routine is I
Speaker 8: pray to God before every game nights before the game.
Speaker 8: I have a priest too, I says it prayer with
Speaker 8: me before games. You know, I'll listen to some soothing
Speaker 8: music kind of on the leg of the game. But
Speaker 8: once it's sign and put my helmet on, you know,
Speaker 8: Lil Wayne young boy start bumping that through the headphones.
Speaker 8: And there's a video I watch to give my mindset
Speaker 8: snap locked in before the game. And then I just
Speaker 8: had to put that mindset of being a dog like
Speaker 8: that every day.
Speaker 3: So well, going from LSU to TCU, you've worn't a
Speaker 3: lot of hats. You worked it tight end, you've been slot,
Speaker 3: You've been perimeter this week, especially outside, winning those man
Speaker 3: press routes and showing that you can win on the
Speaker 3: outside of the NFL. What do you want to show
Speaker 3: coaches and the rest of the NFL community throughout the process,
Speaker 3: to show that you can do that.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's been great being able to come here and
Speaker 8: do it, uh, in front of the best of the best,
Speaker 8: you know, competing with the best of the best. It's
Speaker 8: been a lot of fun. Yeah, just showing them that
Speaker 8: it doesn't matter who you put in front of me,
Speaker 8: that I'm gonna be able to go out there and win,
Speaker 8: just because, like I said, it's a dog mentality of
Speaker 8: you know, you can't lose. And obviously I'm doing off
Speaker 8: of my late brother who passed a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 8: and he's just brought me to a place I didn't
Speaker 8: even know had Emmy just another level of persistency, be
Speaker 8: consistent of just being a dog.
Speaker 2: So, you know, all glory and praise to him.
Speaker 8: I attribute a lot of that to him.
Speaker 2: But no, I've just been awesome. I mean, it's inspirational, man.
Speaker 3: And before I get up out of here, same time
Speaker 3: as more laugh Yeah, right, bevy Aytown maybe all right.
Speaker 1: Debro's second biggest winner of the Senior Bowl was another
Speaker 1: tight end that caught the attention of many Inmobile and
Speaker 1: that was Miami tight end Elijah Arroyo. U It was
Speaker 1: a season that Miami returned to national relevancy for the
Speaker 1: first time in quite some time, really finishing ten and three,
Speaker 1: just on the outside looking in of the College Football Playoff. However,
Speaker 1: cam Ward Xavier Ristrepo, Damian Martinez there one of the
Speaker 1: guys who were really stealing the headlines. But apparently we
Speaker 1: should have been giving way more credit to the tight
Speaker 1: end because this is a guy who broke out to
Speaker 1: the tune and thirty five receptions, almost six hundred yards,
Speaker 1: receiving seven touchdowns. Debro, what did you see out of
Speaker 1: the sixty four to two and forty five pound tight end.
Speaker 2: Monster Just a monster, dude.
Speaker 3: And I think considering coming off the ACL tier in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty two and looking at, you know how the
Speaker 3: career arc that things kind of the way that things
Speaker 3: kind of went in college for Elijah Royo, Like, I
Speaker 3: think he showed every single thing he needed to immobile
Speaker 3: in spades and for a player that last year, I
Speaker 3: mean second in the act per reception amongst all FBS
Speaker 3: tight ends with at least twenty targets. He was also
Speaker 3: top twenty four in both yards per route run and
Speaker 3: receiving grade. I mean, the dude showed he's gonna be
Speaker 3: a weapon from day one. And I think you're talking
Speaker 3: about I heard some buzz down there in Mobile talking
Speaker 3: about he maybe could sneak into round one in the NFL.
Speaker 3: I don't. I want to be very clear, I don't
Speaker 3: see that happening. Okay, okay, but I think he goes
Speaker 3: in round two. I think he. I think he. Dude,
Speaker 3: you can't walk away with a type of week that
Speaker 3: Elijah Royo did and not going round two. Considering also
Speaker 3: we know again he's going to be a mismatch weapon
Speaker 3: in the passing game. He proved that entire freaking week
Speaker 3: seth like this dude won every single one on one.
Speaker 3: He was crushing in seven on sevens, eleven on elevens
Speaker 3: and one of the punctuation moments in Mobile and people
Speaker 3: can go ahead to my timeline out on X and
Speaker 3: watch the video Arroyo was in.
Speaker 2: I forget it was seven on seven or eleven on eleven's.
Speaker 3: But in a team drill, quarterbacks moving to his right
Speaker 3: hits Arroyo in the end zone for a touchdown. He
Speaker 3: was wide open and he punts the ball into the
Speaker 3: freaking stands of Whitney Hancock Stadium. And I'm like, that's
Speaker 3: one of those type of moments, Seth, where like We're
Speaker 3: all going to continue to go to Mobile in years
Speaker 3: to come and talk about that moment. I've never seen
Speaker 3: a kid do that in any of the practices. It's
Speaker 3: gonna stick in people's minds. Yeah, he played with swagger,
Speaker 3: he played with a speed route, nuanced like he was awesome.
Speaker 3: And so as long as he tests well, which there
Speaker 3: is nothing he showed a Mobile that makes me think
Speaker 3: he's not gonna freaking test well. He's a top fifty
Speaker 3: player in this class.
Speaker 1: Wow, Okay, And obviously he's a really loaded tight end class,
Speaker 1: one of the best we've seen. I say that, but
Speaker 1: we just have Rock Boaler. We've had some really good
Speaker 1: tight end classes as of late, but obviously dominated the
Speaker 1: headlines by Tyler Warren Colston Lovelin. Do you think a
Speaker 1: Royo probably, I know you haven't probably got to them
Speaker 1: in your analysis yet, but do you think Arroyo has
Speaker 1: a chance to probably slot in right behind them as
Speaker 1: many people's tight end three? Probably he could.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he absolutely could. And I'll also again going back
Speaker 3: to the Mason Taylor conversation. I don't know how, dude.
Speaker 3: I don't know if anybody has Mason Taylor or if
Speaker 3: they have him ranked or they think he's a better
Speaker 3: prospect than Arroyo. I legitimately, the only thing I can
Speaker 3: ask and I can question, is saying, have you not
Speaker 3: watched his film? Did you not watch him Mobile? Like
Speaker 3: he should be ranked over Mason Taylor. I don't even
Speaker 3: think that's a conversation.
Speaker 1: They're playing flashlight tag, Debro, give him break, Give him
Speaker 1: a break many time they have time to watch Mobile
Speaker 1: practices with you. Let's go ahead, Let's round out the
Speaker 1: program with Debro's number one Senior Bowl winner, Iowa state
Speaker 1: wide receiver Jalen Nol. This is another guy who you
Speaker 1: were really excited to watch Inmobile after he went for
Speaker 1: eighty receptions nearly twelve hundred yards eight touchdowns. He was
Speaker 1: also first team All Big Twelve as returner. What did
Speaker 1: you see out of Nole and where do you think
Speaker 1: he fits in this rookie wide receiver class that doesn't
Speaker 1: quite have the hype as past classes.
Speaker 3: I was really high on his game. I said this
Speaker 3: on our preview episode, and I'm gonna say it again
Speaker 3: here watching his film. He played slot in college. He
Speaker 3: can play on the outside in the NFL. I thought
Speaker 3: that entering Mobile, and he did nothing to move me
Speaker 3: off of that. If anything seth it was a wonderful,
Speaker 3: wonderful week, a proof of concepts, sir. He played against
Speaker 3: man press, he won off the line, he won deep,
Speaker 3: he won short, he won the slot. I mean, Jalen
Speaker 3: Nole won everywhere and he was the undisputed as much
Speaker 3: as a freaking love Jack Besh. I don't think there's
Speaker 3: a real conversation here. I know Jack Besh won the
Speaker 3: MVP of the game. I know he walked away with
Speaker 3: the game winning touchdown. I know he had a wonderful week.
Speaker 3: I still walk away from Mobile. Jalenole was the number
Speaker 3: one wide receiver there in Mobile, based off of what
Speaker 3: he did in practices, based off of what he did
Speaker 3: in wan on ones, based off of his skill set.
Speaker 3: I think he tests well. I think he runs a
Speaker 3: four to four on his film. He's got pull away
Speaker 3: speed from cornerback safeties, what have you. He can play
Speaker 3: in the show, he could play in the deep. He
Speaker 3: is a triple level threat, and I think he can
Speaker 3: play on the outside of the NFL. My com for
Speaker 3: him entering the process, and I'm not moving off of
Speaker 3: that now is Khalil Shakir. This kid can freaking play Seth.
Speaker 3: And I'm gonna say this, I have a second round
Speaker 3: grade on him. I don't know if he goes in
Speaker 3: the second round of the NFL draft, considering people's thoughts
Speaker 3: on wide receivers, if he goes on freaking round three.
Speaker 3: If I'm an NFL team and I have a needed
Speaker 3: wide receiver, he's on the board, I'm trading up to
Speaker 3: get him. This kid can freaking play Seth. He was awesome,
Speaker 3: amazing in interviews, awesome on the field. There's no part
Speaker 3: of his game that I did not like. And again,
Speaker 3: another player, I don't know where I'm going to be
Speaker 3: ranking all these guys. I am telling you right now,
Speaker 3: concrete in the blind, I will be above consensus on
Speaker 3: Jalen Knowll. He is going to be and is one
Speaker 3: of my flag plant players of this process.
Speaker 1: Love it the flag plan. Actually, he was named the
Speaker 1: top wide receiver on the national squad but by the
Speaker 1: DBS in attendance, so his route running looked super good.
Speaker 3: You know they were there, they got yeah, yeah, they
Speaker 3: got the barks to prove it.
Speaker 1: Baby, do you think this is a guy? You know
Speaker 1: when it all said and done, if he is a
Speaker 1: Day two pick that we're probably circling for round two
Speaker 1: of Dynasty rookie drafts in that superflex format?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Should okay?
Speaker 2: Should be?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: All right, we'll start loading up on those second round picks. Baby,
Speaker 1: this is the time. And uh, Debro, great to hear
Speaker 1: all your analysis. Great to hear you made it home
Speaker 1: safely and uh no no travel issues for you as well.
Speaker 1: And uh, thank you so much for bringing your analysis
Speaker 1: to the table. Thank you everyone so much for watching.
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