Speaker 1: Is the Dallascowboys dot Com Draft Show, your war room
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Speaker 2: And now your host, Kyle Yeomans.
Speaker 3: Today is Tuesday, February twenty fifth, twenty twenty five, and
Speaker 3: we are fifty eight days away from the NFL Draft
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Speaker 3: It's Miller Time. It's also NFL Combined time. Players hit
Speaker 3: the field in Indianapolis at Lucas Oil Stadium this week.
Speaker 3: We are so excited to have something to talk about
Speaker 3: when it comes to the finality of these players. And
Speaker 3: with that being said, we've got a lot of our
Speaker 3: groups spread out across the country right now. We've got
Speaker 3: some individuals in Indianapolis like Tommy and Nick. We've got
Speaker 3: some individuals in Arizona for Ranger spring training like Zach
Speaker 3: and Brian and Bobby. So we've got one of the
Speaker 3: best to ever do it on the Draft Show, Vatch
Speaker 3: Lombardi back.
Speaker 4: Here, Fotch.
Speaker 3: You know, We've got Aiasha Morrison back on the show
Speaker 3: for the first time this year, I arnicles. I cannot
Speaker 3: tell you how excited those that have been watching have
Speaker 3: been on the mentions and on the Twitter waves and
Speaker 3: the YouTube waves to get you back in the fold.
Speaker 2: Welcome back, Doug.
Speaker 4: I was seeing all the mentions people have been messaging me.
Speaker 3: I was like, did you feel a little pressure?
Speaker 4: Yes, star power, I'm gonna keep it the thousand on here.
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm like, y'all, you ever had people like
Speaker 3: getting excited to have you on a show like that?
Speaker 6: Means they cussing me and tell me I don't know what
Speaker 6: I'm talking about. They don't like me like that?
Speaker 4: Why you gotta be faking like that? Do you know
Speaker 4: people like you?
Speaker 7: They tolerate me. They they put up with me. You
Speaker 7: know like you you are you are a star are
Speaker 7: to Aha, I'm not.
Speaker 6: One of those.
Speaker 4: It's nice to be back. The Draft Show means a
Speaker 4: lot to me.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I definitely have some fomo not being in it,
Speaker 8: But I've been paying attention to you guys. Get some
Speaker 8: insight from you guys. It's been different for me because
Speaker 8: you know, with the Draft Show is like I think
Speaker 8: I have I'm going at a different pace this year,
Speaker 8: which I actually am excited about because it's allowing me
Speaker 8: to even go even more in depth than what I
Speaker 8: was before.
Speaker 4: So I'm happy to be here, happy to talk about.
Speaker 3: With you guys, no doubt about it. And you and
Speaker 3: I have taken a trip to the Combine together before,
Speaker 3: so you know what that process is like. You were
Speaker 3: at the Senior Bowl, so we got to catch up
Speaker 3: with you out there for a little bit and mobiles,
Speaker 3: so you know what that's like. I mean, you have
Speaker 3: the experience, and you have the background now, and you're
Speaker 3: an experienced NFL draft analyst vet in your own right,
Speaker 3: so I kind of want to ask you just generalities
Speaker 3: of this draft class. I mean, what are some of
Speaker 3: the things that you've kind of latched onto and seen
Speaker 3: across the way whenever you're doing your research. What's your
Speaker 3: general feel about what twenty twenty five looks like.
Speaker 8: I'm obviously one of the best running back classes we
Speaker 8: have seen in a while. I think you can grab
Speaker 8: a guy in the third, fourth, maybe fifth, and like
Speaker 8: maybe beginning of the fifth and be like, you know what,
Speaker 8: this guy can actually come in and play. Obviously, we
Speaker 8: talked about the defensive tackle position and all the versatility
Speaker 8: that is there.
Speaker 4: I also too, like I.
Speaker 8: Know, we're not gonna talk about it much today because
Speaker 8: you know, it's a quarterback is quarterback, but I think
Speaker 8: some of the gentlemen that you know, this quarterback class
Speaker 8: is some a class that people have been down on.
Speaker 8: But as you look within in the games and some
Speaker 8: of those things, like, you do see some guys that
Speaker 8: you're like, Okay, well maybe he will be, you know,
Speaker 8: a bout Knicks type guy or have that type of impact.
Speaker 8: So for me, it's really the running back class, the
Speaker 8: defensive tackle class, and also too, I do think there's
Speaker 8: some good guards out there.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 8: It's not obviously not as rich as it was with
Speaker 8: TA the tackle position as it was last year and
Speaker 8: things like that, but m one of my things is
Speaker 8: there's a lot of tackles in.
Speaker 4: Disguise, a lot of guards in disguise as tackles.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So yeah, and.
Speaker 8: That's again I'm still very fresh in my study, but
Speaker 8: those are some of the things I've noticed so far.
Speaker 6: What y'all got, may I please? Right?
Speaker 7: You know, we even got in our little group chat
Speaker 7: situation texting about quarterbacks and I was like, by a humbug,
Speaker 7: I'm not here for quarterbacks, but the Cowboys probably have
Speaker 7: to do something as far as young quarterbacks go.
Speaker 6: Is that even something that y'all are on board?
Speaker 8: Where?
Speaker 7: And look, they don't care nothing about us, right, but
Speaker 7: we got knees, we got stuff that I would like
Speaker 7: to have, And Brother Jones came out and said, yeah,
Speaker 7: we would likely entertain the trade and that could be
Speaker 7: mean to trade in a fifth or sixth round pick
Speaker 7: to go get like a veteran or something like that.
Speaker 7: Do y'all even think that, Like, do y'all think that
Speaker 7: it's room to draft a young quarterback just to sit
Speaker 7: down and develop. With Dak Prescott having four years under
Speaker 7: his contract coming up, Like, is that even worth it?
Speaker 8: I kind of get your thinking with all the other
Speaker 8: needs you have, because hater tots.
Speaker 6: Give me another lineback's heavy.
Speaker 8: I mean, the amount of guys you're gonna have to
Speaker 8: especially with the injuries and then possibly resigning guys. But
Speaker 8: I also will say, like, I think we saw that
Speaker 8: David Moore reported that, you know, maybe.
Speaker 4: They're not gonna sign back Trey Lance.
Speaker 8: So then it's like I saw a lot of people
Speaker 8: comments on my post about Okay.
Speaker 4: Well what about Will Grier? He's on the rosters.
Speaker 3: He's there, so I.
Speaker 8: Would you is Will Grier an upgrade that If that
Speaker 8: gets hurt, I'm going back in the draft mode for
Speaker 8: twenty twenty six late, all right, And that would be
Speaker 8: the reason why maybe they would be cool to get
Speaker 8: in a quarterback in the later rounds.
Speaker 4: I can't think of anything other that's.
Speaker 6: The key though.
Speaker 3: It's got to be the letter. Later rounds. We're not
Speaker 3: talking top one hundred picks. We're not talking first, second,
Speaker 3: third round. If you wanted to trade for a veteran
Speaker 3: and make a move and package one of the four
Speaker 3: fourth or fifth round picks you're gonna have, sure, maybe
Speaker 3: you could do that. I don't have any names that
Speaker 3: even I would throw out there, even if I was
Speaker 3: able to tamper and throw it out there, I don't
Speaker 3: have anybody that I would want. But the if you
Speaker 3: wanted to maybe entertain that option with the fifth round pick, sixth,
Speaker 3: seventh round picks that you have aboard, I'm I'm here
Speaker 3: for it. I'm not here for another premium pick. You've
Speaker 3: already wasted one fourth round pick. Yeah, because right now
Speaker 3: it is, it's a waste. Trey Lance was a wasted
Speaker 3: You tried it. You saw what he had, you thought
Speaker 3: maybe you struck gold, And if you're not going to
Speaker 3: resign them, then then it's west, plain and simple. So
Speaker 3: I don't want to do that again. I'm okay with
Speaker 3: talking about later picks and throwing some out there, but
Speaker 3: right now, when he said that yesterday, I get the
Speaker 3: general sense that they would throw a dart at the
Speaker 3: board maybe in the sixth or seventh.
Speaker 7: Round question because I'm just not sure. There's an imaginary
Speaker 7: team on the West coast allegedly allegedly and boy they
Speaker 7: just got I'm just assuming they got this Pro Bowl
Speaker 7: pass catcher type character.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Like, is that a trade situation or is he
Speaker 6: a free agent guy?
Speaker 3: That would be a trade situation.
Speaker 7: So would you rather Okay, somebody come and just said,
Speaker 7: would you rather like Kyle McCourt Syracuse, right, would you
Speaker 7: rather him? Or would you rather send a five to
Speaker 7: some miscellaneous team for a pass catch that can help you?
Speaker 3: I would rather do the second one.
Speaker 6: I don't even think it's room for like you both
Speaker 6: of those.
Speaker 7: Though you got five, you got four to fives four fives, man,
Speaker 7: I need some linebackers because we hurt. I would love
Speaker 7: maybe like another running back just because the running back
Speaker 7: class is so fit.
Speaker 3: Would you rather go get a veteran quarterack back, veteran
Speaker 3: quarterback to back up Dak Prescott, or go get a
Speaker 3: veteran linebacker to fill your linebacker room, because that's kind
Speaker 3: of what you're deciding.
Speaker 8: Because I wonder what the veteran linebacker thing. I wonder
Speaker 8: if there's even any interest in bringing back Kendricks. Obviously Kendricks,
Speaker 8: like I felt like last year, he dealt with some injuries,
Speaker 8: but towards the latter part of the season.
Speaker 4: I thought we saw him kind of come together and
Speaker 4: play better.
Speaker 3: I wonder a thirty three year old linebacker, I wonder.
Speaker 8: If you can get him for the lo lol lolo
Speaker 8: or whatever and bring him back.
Speaker 5: And as opposed to the lowe.
Speaker 7: That's very low, goodbye, that means super low, just as
Speaker 7: low as you no knock the Kendricks.
Speaker 4: Don't get me, don't get me fired up.
Speaker 8: But I personally think some positions require veteran and I
Speaker 8: am sick and tired of this linebacker corps always being
Speaker 8: in limbo because you do not have a steady veteran
Speaker 8: to teach these guys to mentor these guys. I mean,
Speaker 8: and obviously we heard the players last year talk about
Speaker 8: just even though Kendricks wasn't on the field all the time,
Speaker 8: just the impact of having a veteran that's been there,
Speaker 8: that's done it, that's seeing it.
Speaker 4: I'm ready for that.
Speaker 8: I think there's some key positions you need veterans in,
Speaker 8: and to me that would be defensive tackle, and it
Speaker 8: would be linebacker.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm with you.
Speaker 7: I'm I'm always going to like if I could take
Speaker 7: a pick and get a veteran with his young team,
Speaker 7: everybody's you know, curious about leadership and all that. I
Speaker 7: would love to bring as many old auxiliary type dudes
Speaker 7: I can bring, because look, if Dak was on like
Speaker 7: some one year contract or something, right then, in my mind,
Speaker 7: I'm going, okay, I'm gonna use one of these fives
Speaker 7: as like a roll the dice, as like a you know,
Speaker 7: like a lottery ticket type thing. Right that is here,
Speaker 7: So if he's here, there's no young dude taking over
Speaker 7: anytime soon. So it could be Kyle Youmans and i
Speaker 7: Asha Morrison playing backup quarterbacks for me.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying, got.
Speaker 3: A cannon son't watch out.
Speaker 7: I don't if I need if I need a second
Speaker 7: or third quarterback, I'm just not even interested anymore.
Speaker 3: I'm saying, if Dak is out, then you're out right,
Speaker 3: if that is as a team, If Dak is out,
Speaker 3: then you're already down.
Speaker 7: I don't think Will Grier is gonna win us the
Speaker 7: last eight games. If something bad happens.
Speaker 8: That's how football go though, Like you lose your quarterback.
Speaker 3: The expectation drops significant.
Speaker 8: It drops significantly. But I will say too, and again
Speaker 8: this is not my perspective. I'm just speaking with Dak
Speaker 8: Prescott and some of the history that he's had, Like
Speaker 8: some of the injuries have been freak injuries, but some
Speaker 8: of them are just legitimate injuries.
Speaker 4: Is that something that they're thinking about.
Speaker 7: And if that's the case, they think about If that's
Speaker 7: the case, I want to do what the Eagles did
Speaker 7: and get like a Kenny Pickett type type character, right,
Speaker 7: like a like a higher up here type backup guy,
Speaker 7: but a fifth rounder shooting the dice on him to
Speaker 7: come in save us. If that gets I'm not trying
Speaker 7: to do that. So if I'm trying to find the best,
Speaker 7: and they probably tried to do that. They sent them
Speaker 7: forth to get Tray and they hope that Trey was
Speaker 7: gonna turn into something that was gonna be.
Speaker 3: Something that was that stab it was.
Speaker 4: I guess I get that.
Speaker 7: So you know, if and if there's not one of
Speaker 7: those dudes available, because it ain't even thirty two starting quarterbacks,
Speaker 7: I like, so let alone go find some backups somewhere.
Speaker 7: Unless you find me Jameis Winston or something, then I
Speaker 7: can I can feel good like like like that type.
Speaker 6: Of dude, you know what I'm saying. But if it ain't.
Speaker 3: Somebody that's gonna add to your locker room, even if
Speaker 3: he's not playing that kind of.
Speaker 6: Thing, James is gonna give us some damn content. You hear.
Speaker 4: Other sidelines gonna be the best it's ever.
Speaker 3: Alex Lilly, our editor in the back, is going to
Speaker 3: be just beaming whenever we signed or trade for Jared.
Speaker 3: I don't even know if is he a free agent.
Speaker 3: I think he is, hell yeah, could be, who knows.
Speaker 7: But as far as them fives them fives, I'm drafting
Speaker 7: another uh tackle on defense because that group is fantastic,
Speaker 7: and drafting a running back. I'm sending that fifth to
Speaker 7: go get a wire C from some damn team over there.
Speaker 7: I don't know whatever, and hell with the fifth word
Speaker 7: is your oyster?
Speaker 4: I have a question, man.
Speaker 8: So when you talk about Shoddy coming in and taking
Speaker 8: over obviously as the head coach, there is a gentleman
Speaker 8: that is somewhere in Pittsburgh that is I personally, I'm
Speaker 8: not sure what his contract situation is, but I do
Speaker 8: feel like he is kind of in the latter part
Speaker 8: of his career.
Speaker 6: What alleged position he played.
Speaker 4: Huh, the the one that have the ball a lot?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 7: Okay, okay, okay, yeah, okay, Cowboys ride, cowboys ride?
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay?
Speaker 4: Would you be interested even in that?
Speaker 5: Like again, think Pittsburgh is interested in that.
Speaker 4: But are they?
Speaker 8: Are they interested in keeping him? Because I was listening
Speaker 8: at the same bowl I have him my ears little
Speaker 8: to the ground. It sounds like they might be over it.
Speaker 8: So for me, it's like, if they're.
Speaker 4: Over it, there's history there with Shoddy and things like that.
Speaker 3: My question is who else did they have?
Speaker 6: I take the other one, Yeah, the.
Speaker 3: Nugget, the other alleged young one that likes horseshoes a
Speaker 3: lot and played in one.
Speaker 8: But they're in a weird situation period right now at
Speaker 8: that position to where I think they might be willing
Speaker 8: to part ways with one of those humans if they are,
Speaker 8: Are you interested in anyone of them?
Speaker 7: If that's my backup, they can have a five. They
Speaker 7: can have a five if that's my feeling.
Speaker 8: Because I think both of those guys at this point
Speaker 8: are in that range that you folks.
Speaker 4: Are talking about.
Speaker 3: I like that idea.
Speaker 6: I think.
Speaker 4: Okay, I just was starting out there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the I love how like we have to talk
Speaker 3: in like code because half of our listenership is probably like, wow,
Speaker 3: that's what was really like? That was that was funny.
Speaker 6: How don't work man?
Speaker 3: And then the other then the other half is like,
Speaker 3: what the hell are they talking about?
Speaker 6: The security? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Walking down? Uh No, all those players are free agents.
Speaker 7: Case oh so justin justin Field, yes, and Russell Wilson
Speaker 7: can come right up in here.
Speaker 3: But that's what I was missing. I'm looking at the
Speaker 3: list right now, buddy. I'm not up to speed on
Speaker 3: on Pittsburgh's free agents.
Speaker 7: Russell Wilson making thirty eight dollars in Pittsburgh. They're not
Speaker 7: gonna give him no money or whatever, you know what
Speaker 7: I'm saying. So I think that'll be a prime you.
Speaker 3: Know what I'm saying, do you think would you rather
Speaker 3: have one or the other?
Speaker 6: I would rather have Fields and Wilson rather have the nugget.
Speaker 7: I would have the youth for you what I want.
Speaker 7: I think he's physically better right now. He doesn't have
Speaker 7: all the processing stuff that Russell has in the experience.
Speaker 3: But and I also don't want the stupid like storylines
Speaker 3: that would be around Russ at that, Yeah, because it
Speaker 3: would be unbelievable.
Speaker 6: This is gonna be dumb.
Speaker 5: Regardless formidable that.
Speaker 8: I think he would be a formidable backup at this
Speaker 8: point obviously either one still needing to develop, still needing
Speaker 8: some time. I think Dak would be a good fit
Speaker 8: for him. There are some similarities in their game. How
Speaker 8: would he fit here.
Speaker 3: It's almost like taking the Trey Lance deal again, but
Speaker 3: you're only sending a fifth instead of.
Speaker 8: A fourth, and I do, but I obviously there's more
Speaker 8: playing time there, there's more experience there. He's played in
Speaker 8: multiple systems. I think maybe that would be a good
Speaker 8: start for that part.
Speaker 7: Justin Fields. In the well, you ain't got to send
Speaker 7: a pick for him. So, yeah, he's better than any
Speaker 7: quarterback you can get in Day three, especially in this draft.
Speaker 7: This draft don't really stretch like that.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 7: Dylan Gabriel maybe a guy that you would assume because
Speaker 7: you know, he's throwing some cool little pad, he's won
Speaker 7: some games, whatever. But I'm you know, feels with the
Speaker 7: athleticism in the arm.
Speaker 3: Could you pair Let me think of it this way.
Speaker 3: I'm thinking back to BODENXT. You meant you brought him up.
Speaker 3: One of the big pluses for boen X last year
Speaker 3: is that he had his top college wide receiver go
Speaker 3: with him to Denver. Is there a way you could
Speaker 3: pair quarterbacks here with some of their bigger, uh more
Speaker 3: utilized wide receivers. So like Dylan Gabriel, you can say,
Speaker 3: Tess Johnson, Yeah, I think you know.
Speaker 6: I like to.
Speaker 8: But with Dylan Gabriel, one thing that I noticed at
Speaker 8: the Senior Bowl, and this is something that I heard
Speaker 8: numerous scouts say.
Speaker 4: Talk about his.
Speaker 8: Height, yeah, and the size obviously we talk about it,
Speaker 8: but seeing it in real time, the guy can deliver
Speaker 8: a ball. The guy has fantastic touch in those things,
Speaker 8: but bebe he could not see over those offensive linemen
Speaker 8: at the Senior Bowl. And I do think that that's
Speaker 8: something that even we saw with.
Speaker 4: Bryce Young. We saw with Bryce Young, We've seen we
Speaker 4: saw with Russell Wilson.
Speaker 5: Earlier in his career.
Speaker 8: Drew Brees is that those guys eventually adapt and they
Speaker 8: figure it out, like it takes them a little time
Speaker 8: to figure it out. I really like, I really enjoyed,
Speaker 8: have enjoyed Dylan Grey Brown what he's able to do,
Speaker 8: and obviously too, he knows how to distribute the ball
Speaker 8: across the stars, which I wouldn't be opposed to him
Speaker 8: in the later rounds either.
Speaker 7: I don't think there's anything wrong with going for the
Speaker 7: older guy though, because we've been seeing this emergence of
Speaker 7: the old man. Q just kind of coming back. You know,
Speaker 7: Baker's having a.
Speaker 3: Business on that tam in California. I think, huh, there's
Speaker 3: one on that team in California that you were talking about.
Speaker 6: He wants some money though, Yeah, my money ain't no
Speaker 6: free agent.
Speaker 5: Yeah huh.
Speaker 3: We're making a reference back to the early part of
Speaker 3: the episode.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're talking about the Boombox people.
Speaker 6: Yes, yeah, no, no, no, no, no, no, no no. The
Speaker 6: other California team.
Speaker 3: The one that happens to have like maybe a hypothetical
Speaker 3: receiver that they are pass catcher that they want to
Speaker 3: maybe like trade somewhere.
Speaker 7: He like thirty eight used to be in some some
Speaker 7: Midwest team being California, and I just want a super Bowl.
Speaker 6: Its ago just allegedly.
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter picking it up.
Speaker 7: It just takes a long story short. I'm not drafting
Speaker 7: quarterback in day three at is. I'm going to go
Speaker 7: find defensive tackle because defensive tackle stretches.
Speaker 3: Yes, So what position group that you've watched, Ayisha, that
Speaker 3: has that same caliber, that depth in this draft class
Speaker 3: that you think Dallas can wait pass the first three
Speaker 3: rounds on, Because that's been a lot of our conversation
Speaker 3: is how do you spin those first three picks, first, second, third,
Speaker 3: round twelve forty four to seventy six because you have
Speaker 3: to wait. Now you luckily get to stack the back
Speaker 3: half of your board and you get to throw a
Speaker 3: lot of darts at the dark board. However, what position
Speaker 3: even gives you confidence that it can get there?
Speaker 8: I think it's only like obviously to me would be
Speaker 8: defensive tackle and maybe running back.
Speaker 4: I do get it.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna hurt when there is a run on running
Speaker 8: backs in the fourth round. Ind but no, I think
Speaker 8: with the defensive tackle class, like I know we're gonna
Speaker 8: get to it, but I mean, even I think about
Speaker 8: a guy like Josh Farmer, who I think is gonna
Speaker 8: go a little later because some people have some questions
Speaker 8: about him, But I again, like he's not super flashy.
Speaker 4: He does and always looks super pretty. But a player, you.
Speaker 8: Can add, that's going to have impact to me almost immediately.
Speaker 7: What you guys think, I will save my Farmer take
Speaker 7: for the this or that, But you're absolutely right. But
Speaker 7: just another unit that goes a little bit far. Just
Speaker 7: looking at my at my board here, you saw all these.
Speaker 6: Edges I got.
Speaker 7: I was thinking the same thing. I got twenty six edges. Man,
Speaker 7: And by the time we get to this, I can
Speaker 7: only assume that some of your round three edges will
Speaker 7: drop down the four in some of your round four
Speaker 7: guys go to five. So by that time, you know,
Speaker 7: Josiph Stewart, Michigan, Powell, Ryland, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: V take Joey Ivy like Jerry Ivy, joe Yavey, Joseph,
Speaker 7: joe Ya, Joe. There's there's a there's a lot of
Speaker 7: guys you Jared jarediy O Mess, There's a lot of
Speaker 7: guys you could just lean on Tyler Bear in Miami.
Speaker 3: You know so, Hugh Robinson Alabama, A couple of these guys.
Speaker 4: I don't want to butcher his name, but the gentleman
Speaker 4: out of U. C.
Speaker 3: L a Ola Ola de Joel.
Speaker 8: Seeing him at the at the Senior Bowl, y'all, yeah,
Speaker 8: every day, I was like.
Speaker 4: In the world is ninety nine?
Speaker 8: Like his pops off the screen, so much power, not
Speaker 8: super bendy, but still has good balance. He's another guy
Speaker 8: that I think people are gonna be because the motor
Speaker 8: is just it runs.
Speaker 6: He don't even know how to how to pass.
Speaker 3: Rich He's got he got switched. Oh yeah, this this
Speaker 3: place in the background.
Speaker 7: Ye we got Phil, Yes, sir. He don't even know
Speaker 7: how to pass. Russhit. This just all ball get off
Speaker 7: burst as well. And he's fantastic in the run game
Speaker 7: for a stand up uh you know, edgy type guy whatever.
Speaker 7: I'm a big fan he is. I got him into four,
Speaker 7: but I can see him going higher though. Somebody gonna
Speaker 7: like him.
Speaker 6: Go ahead.
Speaker 3: Same thing he told us at the Senior Bowl that
Speaker 3: he started as a linebacker, was recruited as a linebacker.
Speaker 3: Even some teams will still list him as a linebacker.
Speaker 3: But that man has an edge rusher, no doubt about it,
Speaker 3: and I moved him. I had him kind of like
Speaker 3: fourth or fifth round when before Senior Bowl, I had
Speaker 3: him in the four, like four to five, that little
Speaker 3: cheater grade back there, And when we saw him at
Speaker 3: the Senior Bowl, I bumped him to a third. I'm
Speaker 3: telling you, as an edge rusher, I think, like you said,
Speaker 3: there's fundamental aspects of his game that aren't great. The handwork,
Speaker 3: the footwork, the balance, the bend. But he has all
Speaker 3: the natural ability if you could get him in the
Speaker 3: right place and put him in the right position to
Speaker 3: be successful where he's not doing that and he's not
Speaker 3: playing off the second level and instead he's rushing from
Speaker 3: the line of scrimmage. I think this dude's going to
Speaker 3: be a monster.
Speaker 8: He's such a good mixture of power and speed, and
Speaker 8: like you mentioned, he just working off of genetics to
Speaker 8: be taught, like for someone to help him work his
Speaker 8: hands more. I think he's going to be a problem.
Speaker 3: So yeah, any other late round edge that you kind
Speaker 3: of keep your eye on. I mean, I know Baron
Speaker 3: Sorell was a Texas edge rusher, a little undersized, but
Speaker 3: he was somebody at the Senior Bowl that stuck out.
Speaker 3: That would be somebody in the day three range for me.
Speaker 7: See man, At one point I did have him as
Speaker 7: like a day three guy, but he just kept whopping folk.
Speaker 6: He kept where's he at?
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 6: He's a he's a he's a three for me. He's
Speaker 6: he's a high three for me.
Speaker 3: It's sight these edges.
Speaker 7: The Currell Swinson Sawyer birching at or that where I
Speaker 7: got him bunched up in there.
Speaker 3: But he's a you say, Josiah Stewart.
Speaker 6: Was Josiah Stu What you scrolling? Litte?
Speaker 7: Josiah is in the is in the fourth round for me,
Speaker 7: and he has some good tape. Also, if you watch
Speaker 7: his USC game, he gave those children fits. But if
Speaker 7: you watch some of his other games, you kind of see, okay,
Speaker 7: well this is where he's gonna have some some problems there.
Speaker 7: But very athletic, get up field kind of guy. You know,
Speaker 7: he's not a technically refined That's another theme too. A
Speaker 7: lot of these guys aren't gonna be technically.
Speaker 8: Refined, and that's what people are looking for sure, and
Speaker 8: they make me mad.
Speaker 7: Well, you can't have that, because why does it make
Speaker 7: you mad? Why does it make you mad?
Speaker 8: Well, first of all, it's frustrating because I do think
Speaker 8: that a lot of people are looking for the finished
Speaker 8: product with some of these positions. Then I'm like, dog,
Speaker 8: do you understand the detail and being a defensive end,
Speaker 8: do you understand what they're asked to do on a
Speaker 8: consistent basis. I appreciate the fact like seeing guys that
Speaker 8: because I look at a guy like John Joyner out
Speaker 8: of Minnesota, super tall, again, not a whole bunch of
Speaker 8: bending things, but you can see that he has balance.
Speaker 8: You can see that he obviously needs to improve some
Speaker 8: of his hand movement, but the feeder quick, he has
Speaker 8: some decent get off.
Speaker 4: Why not? Like, do we develop anymore out here?
Speaker 7: I ain't even seeing him, So you're just doing You're
Speaker 7: doing your thing.
Speaker 4: Sometimes I just picked people, so look, this is my thing.
Speaker 3: Right, It's like Keanu Benton all over again out.
Speaker 4: Of no or like I'm a watch him today.
Speaker 6: I think you know whoever it is? You know me?
Speaker 7: You Kyle, you you kind of are either going to
Speaker 7: be floora guy or girl or ceiling guy. Like it
Speaker 7: just depends on what you like. I happen to be
Speaker 7: floora guy, I like the Okay, you know how to
Speaker 7: use your hands already, you know certain little techniques already,
Speaker 7: I can kind of, you know, fix certain things.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 7: Jack Sawry is a great example of that, Like he's
Speaker 7: ready to go right now, and Mike Hail Williams from
Speaker 7: George is like the opposite of that, right, he's all ceiling.
Speaker 7: But my problem is when you're so ceiling, guy, I
Speaker 7: want to see you feel when you're so ceiling, guy,
Speaker 7: I want to at least see how you win right now,
Speaker 7: you know what I'm saying. I want to see you win,
Speaker 7: But then I want to see room to grow. So
Speaker 7: princely uh mam and.
Speaker 3: Yelling umami, yelling, yep uma and yelling.
Speaker 7: He's a double digit set guy right now and he's
Speaker 7: ceiling and he's got room to go.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: That's why he's a top pick. That's why he's a
Speaker 3: guy that will probably sneak into the back half of
Speaker 3: the first in my opinion, so second on my board,
Speaker 3: but he'll probably be a pick in the first.
Speaker 7: So I don't have a problem with the with the
Speaker 7: not refined guys, I at least just want to see
Speaker 7: you Okay, show me how you win right now, and
Speaker 7: then I could teach you everything like the nuances later
Speaker 7: on or whatever.
Speaker 3: And I think you talked about it. When you're a scout,
Speaker 3: you either see it as a floor, you see it
Speaker 3: as a ceiling. I'm probably as a media scout myself,
Speaker 3: I'm probably more so a ceiling guy because I'm looking
Speaker 3: for traits and I'm also trying to pair it, like
Speaker 3: you said, with production. As I'm riding my scouting reports
Speaker 3: and putting it together, I'm looking at these guys and
Speaker 3: it's like, Okay, Wow, they were all acc they were
Speaker 3: all sec they were doing all American things. They are
Speaker 3: putting it all together, but I just don't see the
Speaker 3: ceiling side of it. Where that That's where the floor
Speaker 3: comes in, and that's where you end up having these
Speaker 3: guys that end up with phenomenal college careers, but they
Speaker 3: don't fit in with certain teams and they start dropping
Speaker 3: down boards and they end up having great careers. Jalen
Speaker 3: Hurts was one of those guys. Jalen Hurts was guy
Speaker 3: where you a lot of teams didn't see a ceiling,
Speaker 3: but they didn't need one from Jalen.
Speaker 5: He had the floor don't start h please.
Speaker 3: Which is true. But guess what, but hey win with him,
Speaker 3: they will they find a way to do it. And
Speaker 3: so and he's not the only example. That's just the
Speaker 3: first one that came to mind, because I know we've
Speaker 3: talked about him on this show before. So there's there's
Speaker 3: elements to the way you scout and that's just going
Speaker 3: to continue to develop as the draft class goes on.
Speaker 8: A situational as well, Like a situational what type of
Speaker 8: depth do you guy like?
Speaker 4: What type of guys you have?
Speaker 8: Again, to help these guys develop and to help these
Speaker 8: guys become absolutely so.
Speaker 7: Give me a living, give me a living cow cow
Speaker 7: Vin and we can go runt it. Just a guy
Speaker 7: who's going to plan to leave for twelve years. Not
Speaker 7: exciting at all, but just a hard working love ball.
Speaker 7: Just I ain't got a gamble like Calvanoyd now is
Speaker 7: who he was in Cottage Boy.
Speaker 5: I just love to like him.
Speaker 6: I love secures.
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Speaker 3: you're with us. Before we get into some twitter on
Speaker 3: the twenty watch, you're talking about how excited you are
Speaker 3: about the film. This is your first year on the
Speaker 3: Draft Show. Yes, you've watched the Draft Show in the past.
Speaker 3: That doesn't just pop up, you know, like you you've
Speaker 3: got the You've got the hard work of the people
Speaker 3: in the back, Guys like Chris Beam, Scott Purcell, Jasmine Marshall,
Speaker 3: Paul Bastidis, Victor's back there. And that's not even the
Speaker 3: end of it. There's a whole group of people that
Speaker 3: are constantly cutting film, so much so that here as
Speaker 3: we stand, fifty eight days away from the NFL Draft
Speaker 3: on February twenty fifth, we don't have quarterback film.
Speaker 6: The nerve of me to be like, got no specialty.
Speaker 3: You know what they've got. They've got long snapper film.
Speaker 3: Vach Lombardi, Botch Lombardi. It's long snapper film. This is
Speaker 3: Let me tell you a little bit about this guy.
Speaker 3: This is Adam but Blankman, Brinkman, Brinkman. I mean, let
Speaker 3: me tell you something about Brinkman.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 7: I love how it stands. He got that right foot
Speaker 7: behind his front foot. Look, I don't know.
Speaker 6: I didn't watch Brinkman dog.
Speaker 3: Come on, you haven't watched him yet. No, dude, you're
Speaker 3: behind man.
Speaker 6: Special teams ain't real. That's not a position.
Speaker 4: What's that?
Speaker 3: What's that? The John foss On and Nick Scerton he'll work, John,
Speaker 3: I'll working and all that.
Speaker 6: But man, Man, I got I got real football to
Speaker 6: watse Man.
Speaker 3: This is a real football player, six foot four two
Speaker 3: forty got a bel Air Maryland doing some work with
Speaker 3: West Virginia.
Speaker 6: Well around you got him?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 3: The first absolutely.
Speaker 8: To what place do you have to be into draft
Speaker 8: a long snapper?
Speaker 6: Uh, you gotta be you gotta be great, you gotta
Speaker 6: want to see.
Speaker 3: Your team's gotta be really good.
Speaker 6: I was thinking, like, you gotta win five in a
Speaker 6: row and you can do what you wanted.
Speaker 8: Gotta win draft and then be like, you know what,
Speaker 8: matter of fact, you've got Alabama?
Speaker 3: How about Alabama punter film? Would you be interested in that?
Speaker 7: Last Your last name got to be Jones because ain't
Speaker 7: nobody going to fire you for gobaz?
Speaker 4: Oh my goodness, I want to all get fired.
Speaker 3: I've got a I've got a scouting report on the
Speaker 3: on the Alabama punter. Me two seconds, Yeah, give you
Speaker 3: two seconds. This is Graham. Oh wait no, this is
Speaker 3: James Burnip, the Red Shirt senior, one of the top
Speaker 3: punters in the country, helped to tie the limited opponents
Speaker 3: to less than one yard per punt return mark and
Speaker 3: leads the nation fifth in the SEC for yards per
Speaker 3: punt this past year.
Speaker 6: Oh that's impressive.
Speaker 8: Weapon.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was from the play by play boards. Don't worry,
Speaker 3: I didn't actually watch The Punter Film. Congratulations James Burnet.
Speaker 3: All right, we've got some time now, all right, welcome back?
Speaker 3: Ay you sha hello? You remember this? You want to
Speaker 3: cue the the What do we have coming up?
Speaker 4: Twitter?
Speaker 3: On the Twitter? Somebody I like echo the the first
Speaker 3: one actually has a question for Are you sure?
Speaker 9: Ask me?
Speaker 3: Well, they want to know who pet cat? Who's your
Speaker 3: pet cat? So far going into combine week?
Speaker 9: Huh?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 6: What's the rule for pitt kit though? Go ahead and
Speaker 6: get that together, Like, what's the rule? Like, it's gotta be.
Speaker 3: Somebody that you would be willing to stake your or
Speaker 3: stand on the table for. Okay, to be a first
Speaker 3: round guy if you really feel like it. But it's
Speaker 3: probably more so you're not gonna stand on the table
Speaker 3: for a first round guy. Okay, You're gonna stand on
Speaker 3: the table for more of like a second, third, day
Speaker 3: three guy.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Yeah, I guys.
Speaker 3: Probably the later you get in the draft, the more
Speaker 3: you're standing on the table for.
Speaker 6: Talk about when the running backs you like?
Speaker 4: I No, I don't want to do that. I'm gonna
Speaker 4: talk about wide receiver.
Speaker 6: I like, go for it.
Speaker 4: I watched Ricky White.
Speaker 3: Last night, and man, we talked about him briefly the
Speaker 3: somebody Else's nicky, big dog man.
Speaker 8: He's fun, six to six' one, basically six to two,
Speaker 8: little lighting the butt. He won eighty, but he put
Speaker 8: on a show at the Shrine Bowl, and there's a
Speaker 8: lot of buzz coming from him. What really stands out
Speaker 8: to me is how willing of a blocker he is.
Speaker 8: And he's not just and when you look across the
Speaker 8: NFL and you look at some of the best offenses
Speaker 8: in the league, they have guys that on the offensive
Speaker 8: side that are willing to get up field, get to
Speaker 8: the second level and to block. This is a guy
Speaker 8: that can do that as well. You see his physicality.
Speaker 8: He's able to play through contact. He's a pretty steady
Speaker 8: route runner. He displayed that at the Shrine Bowl. He
Speaker 8: was cooking these folks out there.
Speaker 4: But he's quick off the snap.
Speaker 8: I just like how he also how he attacks angles
Speaker 8: and he makes people work. And when you think of it,
Speaker 8: it's funny that like when you watch him. I watched him,
Speaker 8: I saw some Ricky Pierso. I saw some of that style.
Speaker 8: Obviously not as dynamic, but still a gentleman that I
Speaker 8: think is gonna I think he can really raise his
Speaker 8: stock at the comp, well, if he's at the comp,
Speaker 8: and I'm not sure, but yeah, I believe Ricky White
Speaker 8: is a gentleman that I'm looking to really, you know,
Speaker 8: and obviously the yards after catch ability, so everyone wants
Speaker 8: a guy kind of like what he is right now.
Speaker 5: The size is okay, yeah, I like it so.
Speaker 3: That that would that would be classified as a pet cake. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm probably a fourth round receiver. Maybe would you where
Speaker 3: would you put him?
Speaker 8: I would put Ricky maybe in the yeah, maybe the
Speaker 8: beginning of the four late third, depending on how you feel,
Speaker 8: depending on how the bought the board falls. I think
Speaker 8: we're going to see a run on wide receivers, maybe
Speaker 8: the middle of the first and then going into the second.
Speaker 7: So yeah, yeah, wah Morris and Lady Jumps just step
Speaker 7: right in and just whooping.
Speaker 6: And she miss a day up in.
Speaker 3: Here, not even a blink. Tell me a little bit
Speaker 3: about what your pet who was your pet?
Speaker 7: Cat offensive line for me? May y'all know people, Marcus
Speaker 7: Bough from Purdue is that's the style.
Speaker 3: It's just actually no, it's just bow like a bow
Speaker 3: and arrow, but there's a silent m guarter. So it's Marcus.
Speaker 7: Bow the m silence. Okay, so I ash, that's a
Speaker 7: fantastic question, you know, glad you brought that up. People
Speaker 7: have him as a guard. I don't like little bitty guards.
Speaker 7: That's my you know, that's my my problem. He's about
Speaker 7: two ninety damn. What I really like about Marcus Bao
Speaker 7: man is that he's nuanced guy. I always talk about
Speaker 7: Flora guy, and I'm you know, I'm Flooria guy. He's
Speaker 7: Florida guy. Take a look at his technique, look at
Speaker 7: how he look at how he gets to the landmarks,
Speaker 7: look at how he fights, look at how he sets
Speaker 7: guys up kung fu fighting counters and all that. I'm
Speaker 7: I'm blown away by his by his movement outside zone stuff.
Speaker 7: I love how he gets to the next leve. Look
Speaker 7: at him just reaching over there, getting to the second
Speaker 7: level and blocking linebackers and DB's and and and I
Speaker 7: love the idea of Marcus Bao playing tackle. But he
Speaker 7: doesn't have the long arms that people want from their tackles.
Speaker 6: Now, I think he's fine.
Speaker 7: If you're a tackling you don't have long arms, and
Speaker 7: I think you'll just live in this world where you
Speaker 7: could just learn how to hand fight he's a badass
Speaker 7: hand fighter man.
Speaker 4: A lot of them in disguise as guards.
Speaker 6: It's all good.
Speaker 7: But but you know, I think he can't play guard
Speaker 7: depending on the system, because of his athleticism, because you
Speaker 7: know those reaches that I just mentioned earlier, right, But
Speaker 7: in my mind, I think he's a guy that probably
Speaker 7: gonna gain a little bit of weight, peanut butter, you know,
Speaker 7: just you know, get him, get him till about three
Speaker 7: fifteen at least. I don't know how it's gonna work
Speaker 7: over two or three years or so. But let him
Speaker 7: play where he's natural. He's a natural tackle to me.
Speaker 6: He's just light. He's just small.
Speaker 7: So sometimes he gives up a little bit of ground
Speaker 7: when he's getting bull rushing things like that. But as
Speaker 7: far as the hands in kung Fu fighter, nothing makes
Speaker 7: me smile more than my tackle being a good handed
Speaker 7: kung fu fighter. Marcus Bow it spelled m apostre bow,
Speaker 7: but apparently the first M a silent.
Speaker 3: Is there an apostrophe? It's just mbow. I could be
Speaker 3: wrong with but it's just bo and bow and arrow
Speaker 3: come out. The one thing about him from the Senior
Speaker 3: Bowl that I remember is he had kind of a
Speaker 3: reverse Tyler geydon timeline at the Senior Bowl, whereas Tyler
Speaker 3: Goydon had a great first day and then really was
Speaker 3: rough the second two days, and I think his confidence
Speaker 3: was a little shaken going into the draft process because
Speaker 3: of that. I think Bo did the opposite. He had
Speaker 3: a really rough first day. I remember we interviewed him
Speaker 3: one of the first days we were out there on
Speaker 3: Radio Row. We sat down with him and had a
Speaker 3: great conversation with them. Good dude, very smart players. Said
Speaker 3: he was watching film on these guys coming into it,
Speaker 3: and he was really excited to try and show the preparation.
Speaker 3: And it was rough. The first day was really not good.
Speaker 3: I probably would have put him as maybe a bottom
Speaker 3: five guy on my offensive lineboard in that moment. He
Speaker 3: steadily improved. Second day was much better. Third day he
Speaker 3: was dominant.
Speaker 7: You want to know why, because when you had ex
Speaker 7: jo because when you have technique, you can adapt. Right,
Speaker 7: You're not just a one trick pony. I'm a great athlete,
Speaker 7: but I'm a one trick pony, right, Tyler guy and
Speaker 7: got worse because he's a one tree pony and people
Speaker 7: and I hate to even saying that, because he's here now,
Speaker 7: but it just is what it is. But Marcus was
Speaker 7: able to figure it out on the fly. And I
Speaker 7: loved that, man. I loved toughness on these smaller good technique,
Speaker 7: having guys another one for you, Willy Lampkin beaming them
Speaker 7: in the back. I bet Charliet got what's cool Willy
Speaker 7: Lampy from North Carolina to back over there. Willy Lampkin
Speaker 7: being five ten five, he's probably gona be five ten
Speaker 7: two eighty five playing guard for North Carolina. And I'm like,
Speaker 7: I know, damn where you ain't wrestling these three hundred
Speaker 7: and fifteen pound people. But he's a wrestler, right like,
Speaker 7: not not football rest like he wrestles for real wrestle
Speaker 7: and then he and he puts that in football. I
Speaker 7: love that on a resume for a lineman offensive.
Speaker 4: Or defensive, undefeated, keep playing.
Speaker 3: You're trying to keep one of those guys that was
Speaker 3: a wrestler back in the day. And no said, zoo
Speaker 3: this offseason and.
Speaker 6: Give him that. I want to see both of them rest.
Speaker 4: But feel, yeah, just good, That's how I feel.
Speaker 6: I don't know where the money coming from, but just
Speaker 6: get to him.
Speaker 4: What do you need?
Speaker 6: Do I need?
Speaker 4: We have too many of the stuff you gotta do.
Speaker 6: That's they try to figure out.
Speaker 7: I said that years ago, and it was it was pointed,
Speaker 7: it's joy to figure it out that the Eagles can go,
Speaker 7: and I keep bring them up because they just want
Speaker 7: to super bow.
Speaker 6: It is what it is. But they find a way
Speaker 6: to bring everybody into their house.
Speaker 5: And pay them, so we should too, think about it.
Speaker 6: The Lions. The Lions paid pay, pay, pay six people
Speaker 6: within two.
Speaker 3: Months they had all that cap for him though.
Speaker 6: Hey hey we gonna find some hit your buttons.
Speaker 3: No doubt, all right, Josh wants to know. Doesn't raise
Speaker 3: question for you that there is an increasing trend of
Speaker 3: more players choosing to not participate at the combine and
Speaker 3: either wait until they're pro day or not work out
Speaker 3: at all. This is the only time we can pretty
Speaker 3: much answer this question. Does that raise any eyebrows or
Speaker 3: questions for you across?
Speaker 8: I'm gonna let you go because I don't want to
Speaker 8: take nobody off.
Speaker 6: I want to see you compete.
Speaker 7: I think it's uh, I'll call it counter competitive. If
Speaker 7: you don't, you know, you just can't go out and
Speaker 7: run me this. I'm the best, I'm the best rhetoric,
Speaker 7: and I want to show people improving and go, I'm
Speaker 7: not gonna throw to that throw my pro day. If
Speaker 7: you really feel like you're the best, you should just
Speaker 7: line up and go run it for the cardio there. Now, Now,
Speaker 7: I understand, you know, quarterbacks and Shador and he ain't
Speaker 7: got arm talent and cam war got.
Speaker 6: Thousands of it.
Speaker 7: But if you shouldore Leno what you do well and
Speaker 7: place the ball better than him, Like, that's just how
Speaker 7: I feel, you know what I'm saying. But football has
Speaker 7: turned more and more into you know, I don't want
Speaker 7: to say politics or whatever, but like agents have gotten involved,
Speaker 7: and he wants the best pot damn, and he wants
Speaker 7: the best possible outcome. That he wants the best possible outcome.
Speaker 7: So hey man, Shador, you know he's gonna throw it
Speaker 7: his pro day where he's most comfortable. I want to
Speaker 7: hear a quarterback say, hey man, I'm comfortable with where
Speaker 7: y'all want to throw the ball at it.
Speaker 6: So you know it is that I'm.
Speaker 4: On the fence.
Speaker 8: I'm on the fence because I do understand what you're
Speaker 8: saying in regard to the competitiveness and things of that nature.
Speaker 4: But then I also do think I think we've seen guys.
Speaker 8: Go out not maybe not perform well at the Combine,
Speaker 8: get injured at the Combine.
Speaker 4: But also to there's so many details in what the
Speaker 4: Combine is. It's not just they go show up and play.
Speaker 5: There's a whole week and it's and it's.
Speaker 8: From talking to the players and understanding it. It is
Speaker 8: a test of their their will and to an extent,
Speaker 8: I mean, there are tactics, there are things that are
Speaker 8: done for them to not here at a certain time
Speaker 8: or work out or go through medicals right away and
Speaker 8: then have to get on the field.
Speaker 4: There's there's little tests.
Speaker 8: That are in there that I think that some players
Speaker 8: just want to x out and I and I don't
Speaker 8: know if it's necessarily a bad thing, because obviously these
Speaker 8: teams are meeting with you, they got meetings, meetings, meetings,
Speaker 8: they got workers, work like, they're doing all these different things.
Speaker 8: I personally kind of understand some of why some of
Speaker 8: these players want to x that out and also to say, hey,
Speaker 8: like I don't want one day to predicate predicate so
Speaker 8: much of what I've done this past year. Although I
Speaker 8: do understand what you mean when you say that you
Speaker 8: want them to keep compete, but what is what are they?
Speaker 4: What's the competitive part there?
Speaker 7: So even if it's not just throw versus throw right,
Speaker 7: I still want just whoever, just my player, to bring
Speaker 7: mental toughness and just show.
Speaker 6: Me that you could be mentally.
Speaker 5: Touching scientest that sure.
Speaker 7: So if you've been running around all day, you ain't
Speaker 7: eight all week. You had to throw here and you
Speaker 7: gotta go get measure. You got to walk around naked,
Speaker 7: and doctors look at you, and you walk in my
Speaker 7: building and I just asked you goofy little questions or
Speaker 7: whatever I want to see you look at man your question. Man,
Speaker 7: let me answer to your question. Because Dak Prescott is
Speaker 7: one of the most mentally tough people I know, and
Speaker 7: that that wasn't really a part of my draft evaluation
Speaker 7: for real at first. I've grown into that. Even Jayleen Hurst,
Speaker 7: I know it just kind of cracked on a little early,
Speaker 7: but that dude stays even that dude stays cold, you
Speaker 7: know what I'm saying. So I think you know, sure,
Speaker 7: I see your part of it as well, but it's
Speaker 7: just great to know that, man, this dude been walking
Speaker 7: around neked in front of the doctors, even running and
Speaker 7: jumping around, and he stood right here and answered what
Speaker 7: his favorite ice cream is and applied at the football.
Speaker 6: I think that's fire.
Speaker 8: No, I agree, And then obviously too, we see guys,
Speaker 8: I remember when we went. You see some guys skip interviews.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 8: You see some guys not do well let the podium
Speaker 8: taking questions, and that does give information as to who
Speaker 8: they are. Especially you talk about the quarterback position, how
Speaker 8: does he handle a crowd? How does he handle all
Speaker 8: of the pressure? And these people come in and I
Speaker 8: get it, But then I also understand that players are
Speaker 8: starting to try to preserve themselves, and it's just like
Speaker 8: who not to say no?
Speaker 6: Plus two, this is Dallas.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying, Facts like no, no, You're
Speaker 3: gonna deal with it.
Speaker 6: Get ready.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you do need to get an idea how they
Speaker 8: can handle that stuff.
Speaker 7: Plus I would like to know what time. I'm not
Speaker 7: gonna point in nobody that got drafted recently over the
Speaker 7: last two or three years or whatever. But I would
Speaker 7: just love to know how you handle stress. I would
Speaker 7: love to know just how you handle stress.
Speaker 3: That's just in general, like in life.
Speaker 6: In life, this will probably never happen to you, but
Speaker 6: just how do you have it? You know what I mean.
Speaker 7: I think that's just more important thanform it. If they're
Speaker 7: just gathering information, these coaches and gms and even our
Speaker 7: media guys out there and gals, they just gathered information.
Speaker 8: But also too with a lot of kids going to
Speaker 8: their pro day instead.
Speaker 4: I think we have obviously we've.
Speaker 8: Seen an uptick in that in the last couple of years.
Speaker 8: It's obviously because it is a more controlled environment.
Speaker 6: Thirty eight yard dashes.
Speaker 4: It's a more controled environment.
Speaker 8: The coaches have more say so you have a better
Speaker 8: idea of what to expect and things like that, and
Speaker 8: it's the familiarity of being in your building and those things.
Speaker 8: So it's hard because it's like, we don't want you familiar,
Speaker 8: we don't want you comfortable. And then it's like, but
Speaker 8: then if they're comfortable, maybe they performed well.
Speaker 4: So it's it's it's I'm on the.
Speaker 3: Fence, yeah, Sean, with a question that Shu kind of
Speaker 3: goes back to what you guys had the sidebar on
Speaker 3: with os Aigi Zoo a moment ago, which scenario would
Speaker 3: you prefer? And you can only choose one out of
Speaker 3: these two resign Osigi Zua and draft Marcus Harriston from
Speaker 3: Kentucky or insert corner on day two here. So whatever
Speaker 3: corner you feel like would fit day two, okay, Or
Speaker 3: you can re sign Jordan Lewis and draft let's say TJ.
Speaker 3: Sanders or whatever similar defensive tackle from day two that
Speaker 3: you would like to draft.
Speaker 7: So that's the summing that we that we can't sign
Speaker 7: Osa and K and George.
Speaker 3: This is one or the other, or Jy Lou and
Speaker 3: you draft the other's replacement.
Speaker 8: Yeah, because I think we're looking at Harston as Nicol.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, tracking.
Speaker 6: I'll tell you what, man, we got a lot of Sanders.
Speaker 3: It's like a three tag checking.
Speaker 6: We have a lot of corners.
Speaker 7: We've got a lot of tackles, but I think we
Speaker 7: have a lot more ones than threes. So and I love,
Speaker 7: I love Jay Lou depiece, but in this particular situation,
Speaker 7: maybe I'll draft a corner because you can hide that
Speaker 7: a little better and keep my We'll call it a
Speaker 7: dominant three tech or am I ready to go three tech?
Speaker 7: I think if you draft a three tech, I mean,
Speaker 7: unless it's Mason Graham or something.
Speaker 6: We got to talk about. How to hell he's following
Speaker 6: down draft bars allegedly.
Speaker 7: But unless it's a Mason Graham type character, I don't
Speaker 7: see a three tech that's gonna step in. They want
Speaker 7: to give you something similar, and we're a quasi rebuilding team,
Speaker 7: but we're trying to compete for real, for real, So
Speaker 7: I would rather my three tech be grown man body
Speaker 7: ready to play right now, and we can get a
Speaker 7: corner that I mean because look, because look, even if
Speaker 7: that's the case, we can draft the outside guy and
Speaker 7: put blayd a Nickel. You know what I'm saying, Like
Speaker 7: we can like we have options. I feel like we
Speaker 7: have more options at corner than we do at d line.
Speaker 3: That's the right answer to me. I think so because
Speaker 3: you have Kaitlin Carson. Sure, the only thing that even
Speaker 3: gives me a little bit of pause is the health
Speaker 3: of Trayvon Diggs. Sure, that's the only thing that gives
Speaker 3: me a little bit of pause. But if you're drafting
Speaker 3: a Nickel, that doesn't really solve that problem one way
Speaker 3: or the other. You're going to have to address that
Speaker 3: in a different element. So I I yet no doubt,
Speaker 3: And I think this isn't just love loss for j Lou.
Speaker 3: It's just the nature of the of the positions that
Speaker 3: we're talking about. If you have a dominant pass rushing
Speaker 3: ability from the three tech that Matt Eberflus comes in
Speaker 3: and says he's one of the top priorities that we're
Speaker 3: going to try and resign this offseason, then I think
Speaker 3: you go with that and you draft the nickel to learn.
Speaker 3: I mean, you drafted Deron Bland as a fifth round
Speaker 3: nickel to learn and he ended up being your boundary
Speaker 3: guy in an all pro in the same sense, so
Speaker 3: you can find it. Does it make me comfortable with
Speaker 3: the nickel spot. Absolutely not. I would rather have both
Speaker 3: guys back, and I would rather do it. But since
Speaker 3: we're playing this hypothetical scenario or you can only have one,
Speaker 3: which might not be a hypothetical at the end of
Speaker 3: the day, I would take I would take Osa, and
Speaker 3: I would draft the corner.
Speaker 6: Oh is younger too, like what six?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, this is only his second also being around
Speaker 3: for a four.
Speaker 8: While Yeah, I got a lot of respect for Jordan Lewis.
Speaker 8: But I also do agree that Listen, I don't know
Speaker 8: how many times we got to.
Speaker 5: See it that if you can win with four, you
Speaker 5: can win up.
Speaker 8: Front, then it's gonna make everybody life easier exactly. And
Speaker 8: I think you know, obviously with an EVA flucid system
Speaker 8: in the way that he likes to do things, he
Speaker 8: expects to get pressure with four and Osa is one
Speaker 8: of those gentlemen that I believe is you know capable
Speaker 8: of that, and you are You ain't got no three texts?
Speaker 4: Stop playing these games with me?
Speaker 7: Hey man, Devil's advocate over man Jay Lootens showed up
Speaker 7: at your best corner two years in a row.
Speaker 3: Yes, no doubt.
Speaker 4: It's difficult. But also to you talked about the fact
Speaker 4: that you.
Speaker 8: Can You talked about you can bump dron bland outside.
Speaker 8: I know that's not something that people like to see
Speaker 8: often from Jordan Lewis, but he didn't die when you
Speaker 8: asked him to do it.
Speaker 4: And don't get it twisted.
Speaker 8: This is what that what that was His original position
Speaker 8: was outside corner.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it sucks either way. If you're losing Osa, it's
Speaker 3: gonna be awful.
Speaker 5: If I'm losing and Jyleen lie down the wall, Yeah.
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Speaker 3: the way. Let's start at the wide receiver position. Okay,
Speaker 3: let's go with Trey Harris ole miss wide receiver, deep
Speaker 3: rad outside receiver true X. Well, let's go with Jaden Higgins.
Speaker 3: Jayden Higgins. Are the two or Trey Harris? Which one
Speaker 3: you got?
Speaker 6: I got a three on Tray, I got a full
Speaker 6: on Higgins. Both these yeah, both both these characters.
Speaker 7: These gentlemen think both these characters gonna be your X
Speaker 7: receiver type guy, your bigger body type guy. I do
Speaker 7: like that Higgins for being so so tall and long
Speaker 7: that he kind of knows how to navigate zones and
Speaker 7: they line them up in the slot a bunch and
Speaker 7: and that was off putting to be like a large
Speaker 7: human uh playing playing that. But I was like, hey, man, cool,
Speaker 7: that's impressed. But going to do that though, they're gonna
Speaker 7: want to do it. But I just think Trey Harris
Speaker 7: what he does well. I just think he does better.
Speaker 7: And that's as like physical dude, Uh you know, get
Speaker 7: some yac after a catch or just jump over somebody.
Speaker 7: I think Trey does that really really well, and he
Speaker 7: kind of got a black belt in that. Neither one
Speaker 7: of them gonna run really well. I think Higgins might
Speaker 7: run better than Trey. But you know, if I had
Speaker 7: to pick, I got a four on Higgins in a
Speaker 7: three on trace. So being a fair to my board, I'm.
Speaker 8: Taking yeah, I would agree with your evaluation of Trey
Speaker 8: Harris a six three two ten. You mentioned the ability
Speaker 8: to you know, track the ball in the air, the
Speaker 8: big playability. This is a red zone threat and uh,
Speaker 8: he's he's also versatile to as well, though, like he's
Speaker 8: a guy that now they do some inside out with
Speaker 8: him as well. Obviously you see the catch radius. I
Speaker 8: love the way he snatches the ball out the air.
Speaker 8: I love a receiver that snatches the ball out of
Speaker 8: the year with an intent. I I also feel like
Speaker 8: you can see him set up dbats. You see him
Speaker 8: reading the dB That's something that I haven't I didn't
Speaker 8: see as much from a Higgins. Obviously, like you said,
Speaker 8: they're both contested catchers. I think the Higgins is a
Speaker 8: little bit more fluid as far as like just.
Speaker 4: The movement looks weird.
Speaker 8: Yeah, just as a as a route runner. Trey Harris
Speaker 8: can look a little choppy sometimes, but he's effective. Like
Speaker 8: he's effective, and he was very productive of Jayden Higgins
Speaker 8: at Iowa State, and I thought he had some good
Speaker 8: days at the Senior Bowl. But I would be going
Speaker 8: with Trey Harris as well in this situation just because
Speaker 8: of some of the consistency, more importantly, the yack ability.
Speaker 8: Is there a little bit more there with him as
Speaker 8: well to.
Speaker 3: Me, So I'm gonna go with Trey Harris. I think
Speaker 3: both these guys are great. I've got a four on Higgins.
Speaker 3: With Harris, I'm call me crazy. Go ahead. I think
Speaker 3: he's a top five receiver in this dress crazy, call
Speaker 3: me crazy.
Speaker 8: And it goes back to this, some people really like
Speaker 8: him like that though it.
Speaker 3: Comes to the it comes to the ceiling conversation we
Speaker 3: had earlier. Right, So, when I'm looking at Trey Harris,
Speaker 3: I'm looking at a guy that has the ability with
Speaker 3: breakaway speed decent but not perfect route running. But what
Speaker 3: can you teach at the NFL level footwork and route
Speaker 3: running to something that area. I see Trey Harris as
Speaker 3: having all of those trades, all of those tools, and
Speaker 3: the one knock he didn't have is he didn't necessarily
Speaker 3: have a full season to put it all together because
Speaker 3: he's got some medical red flags. I think if he
Speaker 3: didn't have the wide or the excuse me, the lengthy
Speaker 3: time off and the sporadic injuries that he had throughout
Speaker 3: his final two years in Oxford, I think we're talking
Speaker 3: about him as a first round wide receiver.
Speaker 8: And the body control is there, But I I want
Speaker 8: to ask you to do you guys think now? I
Speaker 8: feel like the last couple of years, the X receiver
Speaker 8: to me is starting to become goal. It's starting to go, but.
Speaker 4: It's went away.
Speaker 8: But I will say within this draft there's a few
Speaker 8: more than we've seen in previous drafts. Do you think
Speaker 8: that's gonna possibly affect Like we're talking about Trey Harris,
Speaker 8: you're saying you got a third on him, Yeah, because
Speaker 8: of the demand for having an X receiver again, if
Speaker 8: someone wants to go that route, do you think that
Speaker 8: that could play into any of these ex receivers going
Speaker 8: up or down?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I think it does because it kind of goes
Speaker 3: back to running back in the draft like this, where
Speaker 3: you've got a running back class, some teams might be
Speaker 3: willing to wait because they know they can snag one
Speaker 3: later X receiver that you don't have those guys. You
Speaker 3: got a lot of small receivers again, kind of like
Speaker 3: the last couple of drafts, and we've seen it before
Speaker 3: that these bigger, more physical outside receivers will go earlier
Speaker 3: than we anticipated. I'm thinking back to Michael Pittman a
Speaker 3: couple of years ago out of in the USC good player.
Speaker 3: Was he a first round talented player? It depends on
Speaker 3: who you talked to, but he ended up going earlier
Speaker 3: than anticipated because he's got big body to X receiver.
Speaker 3: Did he actually work out in the NFL? I mean,
Speaker 3: he's had a decent career, He's been pretty good at times,
Speaker 3: he's battled some injuries. But I see that same level
Speaker 3: of impact from these extracities, Like.
Speaker 7: It's just a name a few of them. You got McMillan, Beish,
Speaker 7: williams Ao Manner depend on if you really feel like
Speaker 7: you know, feel about him in that way, Trey Harris,
Speaker 7: pet Bryant and Higgins. So those are my exes, like
Speaker 7: my true exes, not like move guys that can play xes,
Speaker 7: but like Matthew Golden is a move guy, but he
Speaker 7: can't play it.
Speaker 3: He can't with Burden from Missouri.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but as far as true to your point, since this,
Speaker 7: you know, since we don't always get true exes, they
Speaker 7: may they may run this year sol fair enough.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but yeah, I'm a little higher on Trey Harris
Speaker 3: than I think most people probably are. I would put
Speaker 3: him in the I would be okay drafting him at
Speaker 3: forty four. That would be perfect value for me.
Speaker 8: Honestly from some of the articles I read and stuff,
Speaker 8: there are some people who are high on him, so
Speaker 8: I'm not surprised.
Speaker 3: I think if he wasn't hurt, he would be in
Speaker 3: the conversation with not with McMillan. I think he's far
Speaker 3: and away my favorite receiver of this draft. But I
Speaker 3: would put him right there with Burden. I'm not going
Speaker 3: to do that because I think there's still parts of
Speaker 3: his game that are are unpolished. And if you're talking
Speaker 3: about Burden, he's a polished receiver, So that's a different one,
Speaker 3: all right. Second, this or that of the day, we've
Speaker 3: got Josh Farmer or Omar Norman Lott a couple of
Speaker 3: defensive tackles here to go with. What do you think, fotch?
Speaker 7: Josh Farmer got so many tools and boy, it's just
Speaker 7: come down all you floor guy's ceiling guy man Omar
Speaker 7: Omar Okay, So let me say this.
Speaker 3: They both are armored by the way from Florida state
Speaker 3: to state, and Omar Norman Lot is from Tennessee.
Speaker 6: So they both are.
Speaker 7: Get off the ball guys, first step guys, disruptors, penetrators.
Speaker 7: They're probably going to be gap guys. Three texts where
Speaker 7: they're kind of different. What goes into my conversation, right,
Speaker 7: Omar Norman Lot. I think he has a better feel
Speaker 7: for the nuance of what his job is going to
Speaker 7: be like. His job is going to be most likely
Speaker 7: pass rusher, and he knows how to kind of work
Speaker 7: his hands a little bit better. Josh Farmer, who has
Speaker 7: more tools than most of these guys as far as
Speaker 7: size lengthy's powerful. He don't use his hands at all.
Speaker 7: So Josh Farmer is full blown ceiling guy.
Speaker 3: To me, strong sixty three three fifteen is what he
Speaker 3: measured measured in at the combine.
Speaker 7: He is toosy arm length and everything, but he's chicken
Speaker 7: winging people, and chicken wing is a real life football term.
Speaker 6: Trust me.
Speaker 7: He's out there chicken winging people, but he's whipping people
Speaker 7: chicken winging people, and he's gotten more and more sacks
Speaker 7: every single season. It's a teachable chicken winging. We we
Speaker 7: think that's what I'm saying you. Unless you're gonna go
Speaker 7: to the league and be a dude that chicken wings
Speaker 7: for ten years or whatever, that's the that's the the
Speaker 7: dice road that you that you end up with. So
Speaker 7: Farmer incredibly talented. If you got a coach that can
Speaker 7: teach him how to extend so that he can use
Speaker 7: some of those long arms and hell yeah, man, you
Speaker 7: on something. And I think once he figures out how
Speaker 7: to use the arm length, I think he'll be even
Speaker 7: better versus run, even better disruptor and he'll start to
Speaker 7: use his length and separated. Maybe you could teach him
Speaker 7: how to two gap if you like. But right now
Speaker 7: he's chicken winging. He's getting chests to chess with guys
Speaker 7: because he's just running down the middle of him Almar
Speaker 7: Norman Lot he knows how to pass rush he knows
Speaker 7: how to get busy.
Speaker 6: He knows exactly what it is that he.
Speaker 7: You know, like his role amongst that D line and
Speaker 7: Tennessee got some weird numbers on that line, just Jersey
Speaker 7: numbers or whatever. But anyway, I got Norman Lott in
Speaker 7: the third round and I have Farmer.
Speaker 6: In the fourth.
Speaker 3: But I have both of those.
Speaker 7: But if Farmer was not a chicken wing guy, he
Speaker 7: could be a second round guy.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I mean you mentioned the fact that both of them
Speaker 8: are get off guys, very disruptive.
Speaker 4: But with Norman, is it Norman lot Yeah, with him,
Speaker 4: got to.
Speaker 8: See him at the senior boat, and obviously the get
Speaker 8: off is there. But I was looking at the fact
Speaker 8: that I think the change of direction to me is
Speaker 8: better than Farmers in my opinion, I think some of
Speaker 8: the lateral quickness is a little bit better. This gentleman
Speaker 8: just has the ability to ruin your interiors day.
Speaker 4: And obviously too.
Speaker 8: Something that I want to point out was then when
Speaker 8: he was in Tennessee, he was playing behind quite a bit.
Speaker 4: Of depth, so he did what he did.
Speaker 8: As far as his productiveness, I believe he had close
Speaker 8: to like a twenty two percent pressure rate on limited
Speaker 8: snaps when you talk about.
Speaker 4: Ceiling and all that stuff.
Speaker 8: I'd look at him and I look at the fact
Speaker 8: that this is a guy that you can continue to develop,
Speaker 8: like you were saying, Vatch, but also too, like the
Speaker 8: motor is legit and it's not scared of no mileage.
Speaker 3: I think both of these guys have good motors.
Speaker 8: Yes, but I wrote down here I said that he's
Speaker 8: a natural pass rusher.
Speaker 4: It is natural, it.
Speaker 8: Doesn't look and again Josh Farmer, heyes, very smooth, and
Speaker 8: Josh Farmer is versatile and all those good things. And
Speaker 8: I think because of his size and the feet, like
Speaker 8: the feet, he's able to be sudden.
Speaker 4: But I think that if you're trying.
Speaker 8: To look for maybe some longevity and be able to
Speaker 8: develop more tools, I would go with a Norman lot
Speaker 8: as well. But Josh Farmer is not nobody the snuff
Speaker 8: at and we already know that FSU pushes out good
Speaker 8: defensive lineman. I was seeing some of the things he
Speaker 8: was doing where it looked like he was almost like
Speaker 8: jump cutting himself to make tackles, and I was like,
Speaker 8: what am I looking at right now? You're a defensive tackle, fantastic,
Speaker 8: You're a huge human so anyway.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I would go I would agree.
Speaker 8: With you on Norman lot, but Josh Farmer's not far behind.
Speaker 8: And I do think if somebody gets ahold of them,
Speaker 8: they're going to be able to really impact his hands
Speaker 8: in his toolbox.
Speaker 4: Like you were saying.
Speaker 7: And Farmer, I think he has the size and the
Speaker 7: bulk or whatever to place once take if you need it.
Speaker 7: You know, Norman, that's probably going to be a guy
Speaker 7: that's not going to be an eight gap too much.
Speaker 6: But maybe you go line up at five.
Speaker 8: And maybe that and maybe that boosts Farmers. I think
Speaker 8: maybe that boosts him because a nose, a guy being
Speaker 8: able to play nose, and then a guy being able
Speaker 8: to play like you know, the three and four, that's
Speaker 8: something different. I don't know how many noses true noses
Speaker 8: do y'all think is in this draft?
Speaker 6: True noses?
Speaker 7: So you know what I don't. I don't think the
Speaker 7: three hundred and fifty pound nose exists anymore.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and that's what's the defenses don't want to get.
Speaker 4: And that's a whole other thing.
Speaker 8: So that that's why I think that a guy like
Speaker 8: Josh Farmer, even though we're talking about a lot like oh,
Speaker 8: well he has this, this, this, but he might be
Speaker 8: more valuable. Some teams might look at Josh Farmer and
Speaker 8: be like, I can line him up virtually anywhere.
Speaker 5: Yeah, sure, that's valuable.
Speaker 6: He got that weight technically.
Speaker 7: Graham, Grant, Williams and Harmon are noses, but they're athletic
Speaker 7: enough to go play.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't say that's like a true nose. Yeah, and
Speaker 3: I could play three, they could play. They can push
Speaker 3: them out to a five. If you want to.
Speaker 7: Trash cans doon't exist normal, trashcanflid dirt. Guys on exist normal.
Speaker 4: That's crazy.
Speaker 3: Quentin Bohanna, welcome back.
Speaker 4: That's crazy.
Speaker 3: It was a fun Joe fun show. You want to
Speaker 3: do it again Thursday. Yeah, let's do it again Thursday.
Speaker 3: We'll be back at eleven am Central time. We'll talk
Speaker 3: a little bit about who you should expect to tear
Speaker 3: up the combine, who are some of the guys that
Speaker 3: we're keeping an eye on whenever they hit the field
Speaker 3: in Indianapolis. And then continue to send in your draft questions.
Speaker 3: Vach Lombardi, Ayusha Morrison myself always answering those on Twitter
Speaker 3: on the twenty. That does it for us here from
Speaker 3: the Draft Show Special. Thanks to Chris Beam in the
Speaker 3: back for getting up all.
Speaker 7: The film film for us to watch throughout the Draft
Speaker 7: Show today.
Speaker 3: We will see you on Thursday with more from the
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