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Speaker 5: such a great week, all the excitement, all the hard work,
Speaker 5: the build up, it's here, and I do want to
Speaker 5: ask a couple of questions here. We'll get to Twitter
Speaker 5: on the twenty coming up on the other side. But Brian,
Speaker 5: you brought up a question that I do think is interesting.
Speaker 5: We've talked a lot about the Cowboys moving back in
Speaker 5: this draft. What about the possibility because I think we
Speaker 5: know the Cowboys want offensive line, that's kind of what
Speaker 5: they're hunting here about a team behind the Cowboys moving
Speaker 5: up ahead of them? Is there a team that you're
Speaker 5: fearful of. Is there a player if they were to
Speaker 5: slide that you're fearful of. Oh my gosh, we might
Speaker 5: need to worry about this because I think we've seen
Speaker 5: this happen in previous drafts before, where teams kind of
Speaker 5: know you know the personnel departments, Brian, you know that
Speaker 5: better than anybody. You know kind of what other teams
Speaker 5: are looking at Nyeing maybe Kansas City. We've kind of
Speaker 5: looked at them as a team that really wants a
Speaker 5: wide receiver. Could they actually be in the offensive line
Speaker 5: market as they are? They a team that could maybe
Speaker 5: move ahead of you. Is there anybody that's scaring you
Speaker 5: from a Cowboys standpoint? At twenty four? They just hold,
Speaker 5: they sit. They're waiting for a JC Latham or a
Speaker 5: Gram Barton or one of these offensive line And we've
Speaker 5: talked about to slide.
Speaker 2: By the way. I had a general manager this morning
Speaker 2: tell me that don't lay them ain't there? Yeah?
Speaker 4: I don't think he's ye.
Speaker 3: People are liking Like I was.
Speaker 2: I was kind of going through some names and you know,
Speaker 2: and I said, hey, what about this offensive line? Went
Speaker 2: and he goes, he goes, don't don't think about Latham.
Speaker 4: Let's go Brian.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a seven. That's what you do. That's what
Speaker 2: you get when you're really old. You get to work
Speaker 2: with guys over your all through your life. But yeah,
Speaker 2: this this guy reached out to me and I just
Speaker 2: started talking to him and I'm listen, give me some
Speaker 2: idea about some of these linemen at twenty four. And
Speaker 2: I was thinking about Latham and he goes, don't think
Speaker 2: about Latham. Yeah, And I said okay, and he said,
Speaker 2: I said, what about Barton? He says, I'm kind of
Speaker 2: on the fence of him getting to you guys at
Speaker 2: twenty four. Yeah, I don't think it's going to happen.
Speaker 2: But like I said, I did get some positive news
Speaker 2: about uh about powers Johnson as well. So as far
Speaker 2: as some of the medical stuff, maybe a couple of
Speaker 2: different teams if I've reached out, I just want to know.
Speaker 2: I don't know what this team thinks about him medically.
Speaker 2: I haven't figured that one out yet, but I know
Speaker 2: asking some teams around the league, uh, you know where
Speaker 2: you know, because there were some rumors of some things
Speaker 2: that were going on there and this guy said, no,
Speaker 2: we've got him as clean on that on that front,
Speaker 2: so we'll see what happens there. But the lath And one,
Speaker 2: and I know we talked about it yesterday. I thought
Speaker 2: you guys did a hell of a job yesterday of
Speaker 2: kind of walking us through some of these guys and
Speaker 2: some of these names. But that was one that you
Speaker 2: know you're hopeful about because you were talking about the
Speaker 2: trade back situation potentially and you were trying to target
Speaker 2: some of the names for the Cowboys, and Latham was
Speaker 2: one of them. So that's why I brought it up,
Speaker 2: and the GM said, don't think about probably off the
Speaker 2: table there.
Speaker 6: I have him at eighteen to Cincinnati. I'd be shocked
Speaker 6: if he gets past eighteen, because that's that's just a
Speaker 6: perfect Bengal right there is he could play inside, he
Speaker 6: could play outside. They need both of those positions. It
Speaker 6: just kind of makes sense for him to be in Cincinnati.
Speaker 6: But hey, he's maybe he's the CD Lamb of offensive tackles.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, we.
Speaker 5: Talk about runs a lot, right, and I think that
Speaker 5: you could get a run on offensive line right before
Speaker 5: the Cowboys you're picking, And that's why you got to
Speaker 5: look at some of these teams like Green Bay, who's
Speaker 5: even right behind Dallis that also might be looking for
Speaker 5: an interior offensive lineman. I think you brought up Jacksonville Seattle.
Speaker 5: Maybe they're in play for alignment the Rams at nineteen
Speaker 5: Pittsburgh and Miami back to back there at twenty and
Speaker 5: twenty one. Does Philly want to go ahead and replace
Speaker 5: Jason Kelcey at center? So, I mean there's some I mean,
Speaker 5: I think we've talked a lot about the trade back.
Speaker 5: There's teams I think behind Dallas that maybe want to
Speaker 5: get up, or do the Cowboys end up in a
Speaker 5: situation where they need to be more aggressive if there's
Speaker 5: one of these players that they really really want to
Speaker 5: go get.
Speaker 4: As far as trading up, yeah, potentially.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's where do you sacrifice the depth, whether that
Speaker 6: be picks next year or assets this year or picks
Speaker 6: this year. I mean you're gonna have to trade something
Speaker 6: to be able to move up. That's where I get
Speaker 6: a little bit concerned.
Speaker 4: But yeah, that would be fascinating.
Speaker 6: Like let's say they are able to make a deal
Speaker 6: and jump up to seventeen and grab Latham. That would
Speaker 6: be wild or grab a fool Waga if he's falling
Speaker 6: as well. But sitting there at twenty four. I think
Speaker 6: if you are trading back, going back to your initial question, Zach,
Speaker 6: I think teams behind them that you would be a
Speaker 6: little bit worried about.
Speaker 4: You mentioned Green Bay. I think you can make the
Speaker 4: argument that they need all three.
Speaker 6: Offensive line positions, Tampa Bay need interior guys. At Arizona,
Speaker 6: it looks like they're gonna be targeting more skill guys
Speaker 6: on both sides of the ball. I think you're okay there,
Speaker 6: same kind of situation with Buffalo and Detroit. I think
Speaker 6: they're gonna be targeting skill guys or edges. Baltimore, San Francisco,
Speaker 6: Kansas City. I think you could have a run of
Speaker 6: offensive linemen there, or you could have a run of receivers.
Speaker 6: So yeah, there's there's some different opportunities there. I think
Speaker 6: San Francisco does go offensive line, So if you do
Speaker 6: move back to thirty two, you'd have to be okay
Speaker 6: with San Francisco taking your guy at.
Speaker 4: Thirty one line.
Speaker 7: Huh.
Speaker 6: Especially here in the twenties, I think once you get
Speaker 6: to sixteen with Seattle, I think that's when this offensive
Speaker 6: lineboard really starts to fly. I think that's that's what
Speaker 6: I'm expecting at least Brian was their team for you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think that. I think Nick hit them all
Speaker 2: that was I was thinking about that. No, No, I thought,
Speaker 2: you know, anybody in Ice is right as well. I
Speaker 2: just these teams need offensive linemen and you know, and
Speaker 2: everybody's kind of got a center earmarked to Dallas or
Speaker 2: a tackle. So if the board falls a certain way,
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, say that Barton's on the board,
Speaker 2: you know, ahead of you know, all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: it looks like that Barton is going to get to Dallas,
Speaker 2: and you know that Dallas is probably going to uh
Speaker 2: to hand that card in. Boy, if you're you know,
Speaker 2: if you're now you're you're worried about teams like you know,
Speaker 2: we've seen it. There's been teams in the last couple
Speaker 2: of years. Uh the year before Philadelphia targets you on
Speaker 2: a tight end or me when last year but Dallas Goddard,
Speaker 2: if you remember, Philadelphia thought that you were going to
Speaker 2: draft Dallas Goddard. They got ahead of you there. You
Speaker 2: thought what Buffalo did last year, They thought you were
Speaker 2: going to take the Dlton Dalton Kinkaid. They jumped ahead
Speaker 2: of you there. You know, so if if I think
Speaker 2: that's why Dallas is doing the best they can to
Speaker 2: kind of keep their offensive line desires as quiet as
Speaker 2: they can, because they're they're worried that all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: if one of their guys get there and then you
Speaker 2: have somebody jump up ahead of them and take that guy, boy,
Speaker 2: that is going to be a bitter pill to swallow
Speaker 2: for them.
Speaker 5: I think for me, the concern is now becoming I
Speaker 5: don't know how many of their guys are going to
Speaker 5: be there. Yeah, and that becomes the case where I
Speaker 5: know it's this team has a lot of holes to
Speaker 5: fill and they need more picks in the trade down scenario. Hey,
Speaker 5: if it happens and they get wiped on some of
Speaker 5: those guys, that's where you know, captain trade down. All right,
Speaker 5: we ride, Let's go ahead and do this thing. But
Speaker 5: I think you might end up we might need to
Speaker 5: have more of a serious conversation about if you get,
Speaker 5: you know, a Troy Fottnu that slides down a ful
Speaker 5: wagga that's sliding down that Graham Barton, you might need
Speaker 5: to be aggressive and go and get your guy. Maybe
Speaker 5: it is in the late teams, or if you need
Speaker 5: to jump ahead of say Pittsburgh at twenty who I
Speaker 5: do think is going to be looking at one of
Speaker 5: these tackles or a center as well.
Speaker 7: The more y'all talk about it, the more I think
Speaker 7: they're just going to let the war falls just ride.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think you're right about that, And I'm starting
Speaker 2: to get really nervous about this.
Speaker 7: I am.
Speaker 3: I don't know that they're going to have their guys
Speaker 3: sitting there too.
Speaker 7: I mean, it's just the way that Nick said it.
Speaker 7: With such passionism, they can't They don't have a lot
Speaker 7: of the parts. But no, the part that you said
Speaker 7: about the fact that the trade, the fact that they
Speaker 7: don't really have the capital or are they willing to
Speaker 7: sacrifice the capitol given what people are saying that twenty
Speaker 7: twenty five will look like, would you.
Speaker 5: Surely would you mortgage next year's picks to go up
Speaker 5: and get say a Fuaga.
Speaker 7: It also depends too, because again the Scouts. The Scouts
Speaker 7: do this full time, so they know they probably have
Speaker 7: a gauge a little bit of some of the guys
Speaker 7: that are maybe coming out next year. I think it
Speaker 7: also just depours on the depends on the board. Because
Speaker 7: Nick mentioned yesterday that they have a lot of comp picks. Yeah,
Speaker 7: you know, if that depending on how this because we
Speaker 7: talked about it with this draft that some guys we're
Speaker 7: gonna look up in the fifth, fourth round and you're
Speaker 7: gonna be like, it's just the way that some of
Speaker 7: these positions are deep, that there might be some guys
Speaker 7: there that are fourth round that are actually fourth round picks,
Speaker 7: but they're there in the fifth round, whatever case may be.
Speaker 7: So it's like it really is just contingent on what
Speaker 7: the board is like next year, and we can predict that.
Speaker 7: So it's like, because because you talk about the Coppicks
Speaker 7: and being able to be at a mortgage, then maybe
Speaker 7: they might have value if this draft is next draft
Speaker 7: is super deep, you know in those middle rounds. But
Speaker 7: if it's not, don't nobody care about that. Yeah, So
Speaker 7: it's it's it's given to you.
Speaker 2: I'll throw you another little caveat out there that could
Speaker 2: be something that could be problematic for you. Minnesota holds
Speaker 2: that pick currently at twenty three. Minnesota is trying to
Speaker 2: move that pick. Yeah, who is going to be picking
Speaker 2: in that slot? Is that New England? You know, is
Speaker 2: that the team that all of a sudden, you know,
Speaker 2: Minnesota is doing everything in their power to move up
Speaker 2: in this board to get a quarterback. Sure, so now
Speaker 2: you're at now all of a sudden, that's a different
Speaker 2: You know, Minnesota is the team they're looking at quarterback.
Speaker 2: Oh wait a minute, what New England's picking now at
Speaker 2: that spot? New England could go a thousand different ways
Speaker 2: in front of you right there, especially you know, talking
Speaker 2: about offensive line and stuff like that. See, this is
Speaker 2: where I would be. I would be worried if I
Speaker 2: was if I was Dallas, that who just traded in
Speaker 2: front of who? Who did Minnesota sell this pick to that?
Speaker 2: Now I have to deal with.
Speaker 5: Their team needs well and the two most likely you
Speaker 5: bring up New England and then the Chargers. We know
Speaker 5: about Harball, he loves his offensive lineman.
Speaker 8: Two.
Speaker 6: Sure, in my mock, I have that pick going to
Speaker 6: the Chargers and them taking Brian Thomas Junior in that
Speaker 6: and that slot because they gear a receiver.
Speaker 4: Also, you look at pick twenty two.
Speaker 2: So you're talking about it at pick at pick twenty three, correct, Yeah,
Speaker 2: so the Chargers take Brian Thomas right, yeah, twenty three? Okay,
Speaker 2: that that that helps.
Speaker 3: That's a good thing for you, because Dallas.
Speaker 6: They go ahead and get their offensive lineman at eleven.
Speaker 6: In that sense, so Minnesota gives them eleven and twenty
Speaker 6: three to move up to five right, and they take
Speaker 6: tally say four. This is just my mock Tully SA
Speaker 6: four walk at eleven and Brian Thomas Junior at twenty three.
Speaker 6: I think also something else you have to factor in
Speaker 6: is I don't think the Eagles are gonna pick at
Speaker 6: twenty two. I think they get aggressive and they move
Speaker 6: up in this draft. They have a lot of capital,
Speaker 6: They have two second round picks that they can move
Speaker 6: move on. In my mark, I have them moving up
Speaker 6: to twelve and swapping picks with Denver and taking a corner,
Speaker 6: and Denver moves back and takes a bon Nix. And
Speaker 6: I saw a mock on NFL Network earlier this week
Speaker 6: that had the same exact thing happening. So I think
Speaker 6: that's probably something to keep an eye on. I think
Speaker 6: Philadelphia could move just based on all the capital that
Speaker 6: they have. Where did they get this capital? I don't know,
Speaker 6: because it feels like they're trading picks every year, but
Speaker 6: they do a good job over there.
Speaker 2: They pick up the nixt year's one on this on
Speaker 2: that trade or what did you have them doing? Man,
Speaker 2: I forgot exactly what's at Philadelphia. That's what Philadelpha. Philadelphia
Speaker 2: feels like that they're a better drafting team when they
Speaker 2: have multiple ones. Well anybody does.
Speaker 3: We saw last year, but.
Speaker 2: They feel like, you know, but the one thing that
Speaker 2: they've had these multiple ones so far, they haven't hit
Speaker 2: on these multiple ones. Yeah, there's Georgia, there's Georgia kids,
Speaker 2: you know, haven't played to the level we all kind
Speaker 2: of thought they were.
Speaker 3: Yeah, go for it.
Speaker 7: I wanted to say too from some of the keep
Speaker 7: my ears low to the ground too. I think the
Speaker 7: Cardinals could shake up some things because, first of all,
Speaker 7: they draft a little anyway, like they just kind of
Speaker 7: do what they want to do. When you watch how
Speaker 7: they draft a lot of time, you're just like, what
Speaker 7: was the plan here? And they are what at twenty
Speaker 7: seven from Houston and at four and at four? So
Speaker 7: I have heard some whispers that they are thinking about
Speaker 7: doing some aggressive stuff early, but with them being at
Speaker 7: twenty seven, I wonder if they even feel the need
Speaker 7: to if the quarterbacks are going and stuff, because I, respectively,
Speaker 7: what has Kyle Murray showed you at this point that
Speaker 7: he's that guy. It's it's been how many years now,
Speaker 7: how long he been there?
Speaker 8: Four years?
Speaker 6: Yeah, they've continued to invest in them and continue to
Speaker 6: say the right things.
Speaker 7: About them, And I hear that, But I don't think
Speaker 7: they'll get one. I don't I hear that. But I
Speaker 7: do think that they do have the potential to do
Speaker 7: something a little wonky, maybe at at twenty seven spot,
Speaker 7: and do something that maybe we don't see coming that.
Speaker 7: I think they are a team to keep an eye on,
Speaker 7: because they've spoken multiple times about being aggressive in this draft, because.
Speaker 5: They're sitting right there that three through five area, New England, Arizona,
Speaker 5: and then the LA Chargers. You talk about these teams
Speaker 5: that want to move up for the corequarterbacks, Brian, you
Speaker 5: mentioned Minnesota. Maybe Denver gets in play there. Maybe Vegas
Speaker 5: is sleeping in that regard as a team that also
Speaker 5: needs a quarterback. But all those teams are open for business.
Speaker 5: Arizona moves down maybe at the bottom of the first round.
Speaker 5: Maybe they do like a Michael Pennock junior at a Washington.
Speaker 5: Maybe they do kick the tires on something like that.
Speaker 5: I don't think it's a bad point.
Speaker 7: Yeah, No, I just I just think you know you're
Speaker 7: at the I mean again, like they can pledge allegiance
Speaker 7: to Camray all day, but it's some other stuff going
Speaker 7: on over there. So we'll see and they crazy, so.
Speaker 3: They are crazy.
Speaker 5: Last question I want to throw out there because you
Speaker 5: brought up Philly trading up for a corner, which really
Speaker 5: interests me, is corner maybe that position? Like we've talked
Speaker 5: about runs, receiver, offensive.
Speaker 7: Tackle mentioned yesterday, should we see.
Speaker 5: More corners go in this first round than we've kind
Speaker 5: of been discussing.
Speaker 7: Strongly about this is?
Speaker 4: This is what I this is what I said yesterday.
Speaker 6: I think if you're looking at one through twenty four,
Speaker 6: you're going to see a huge run of offensive lineman.
Speaker 6: But if you're looking, like specifically at ten through seventeen,
Speaker 6: I think you might see those top corners coming off
Speaker 6: the board. I have Quinnon, Mitchell, Terry, and Arnold and
Speaker 6: Nate Wiggins all going before fifteen. I think that's when
Speaker 6: you kind of see a mini run of corners and
Speaker 6: then you know you still have Cooper to gene some
Speaker 6: of you as a corner. I've used the safety kool
Speaker 6: aid mckin. I just think he plays better in space.
Speaker 6: I think he's more of his own guy.
Speaker 3: A political answer.
Speaker 6: I want I want him more in space.
Speaker 4: I want him more in space. I want him to
Speaker 4: wipe out the space.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and I think he could be a more of
Speaker 6: a return guy as well. And I think just being
Speaker 6: able to play in space more, I think that'll kind
Speaker 6: of help more as a returner as well. You don't
Speaker 6: think about those things, but I think that that's something
Speaker 6: that could just kind of play into his favor. But anyway,
Speaker 6: him aside kool Aid McKinstry, you could.
Speaker 3: See I think I state is teams are high on
Speaker 3: I love him.
Speaker 6: Too, TJ Tampa and then Andrew Phillips out of Kentucky
Speaker 6: is getting a lot of late steam.
Speaker 4: I think he can end up.
Speaker 6: I think he's gonna end up at the top of
Speaker 6: the second round, but don't be surprised if a team
Speaker 6: swings on him in the first round as well.
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Speaker 5: I usually brought this up during the break and we
Speaker 5: want to give the people what they want here. Is
Speaker 5: we just a couple of days away, Brian, there's a
Speaker 5: player at a Mississippi State cornerback the Camery and Richardson.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I'll tell you what I appreciate. I usually bringing
Speaker 2: his name up six two. Last line of my notes
Speaker 2: is I feel like you can line him up anywhere
Speaker 2: and he's gonna play well. He does play both corner spots.
Speaker 2: He's going to walk down in the slot. He's got lenked,
Speaker 2: he's got speed. He could play man equally or zone
Speaker 2: equally well. I like him a little bit better in
Speaker 2: man coverage, the timing, the jam when he's walked up
Speaker 2: on the receiver. There's some snaps in the LSU game
Speaker 2: where the LSU receivers ran by him, but he was
Speaker 2: able to make up the ground while the ball was
Speaker 2: in the air. His speed is there. He could be
Speaker 2: a little handsy in coverage the mirror the receiver due
Speaker 2: to his speed. The footwork is good. He can carry
Speaker 2: guys across the field, change the direction, the depth as
Speaker 2: a zone player, the awareness. All these things says you know,
Speaker 2: playing the run, he plays it well enough. He'll throw
Speaker 2: his body around at the ball, carry up. L SU
Speaker 2: did get him on a double move. So you kind
Speaker 2: of see a little bit of a guy that will
Speaker 2: be a little maybe a little guessye, handsy, guessie, all
Speaker 2: those things, but uh, his speed is legit for making
Speaker 2: up and driving on the ball. This guy is a
Speaker 2: good football player at six two one a probably not
Speaker 2: the probably not the heaviest guy, but man, the linked
Speaker 2: and the speed is impressive.
Speaker 5: Athletic scores when he's the top ranked corner at the
Speaker 5: combine when it comes to athletic testing four three four
Speaker 5: fourt some you.
Speaker 2: Got some good questions people asking, yeah.
Speaker 7: Thank you Aaron, But no, that just kind of lets
Speaker 7: you know, how like deep this this corner he's just
Speaker 7: that guy. Yeah, he's just that guy ready for this.
Speaker 7: I mean, yeah, you look, you think about cam Hart
Speaker 7: and some of these guys. I mean, I think Kyrie Jackson,
Speaker 7: he's risen in people's boy.
Speaker 3: Garry Jackson's a dog man, that's an alpha right there.
Speaker 7: This this corner class is kind of crazy. It's kind
Speaker 7: of crazy as far as how deep it goes. And
Speaker 7: when you look at it, one of these guys which
Speaker 7: I watched about Jesus watch about thirty corners.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then you watch it and more. You can watch.
Speaker 7: Find good stuff. You know what I'm saying. It's not
Speaker 7: like you're watching them and you like this is all right,
Speaker 7: this is whatever.
Speaker 2: It's comploring.
Speaker 7: No, it's like, no, this guy really can develop, Like
Speaker 7: what's going on this corner apocalypse.
Speaker 6: The Camerian Richardson is from Colon, Louisiana, which is in
Speaker 6: that Arcle Texts region six hundred and ninety populations, the
Speaker 6: Arcletex region.
Speaker 4: Yeah, is that.
Speaker 6: It's like you got Vivian in there. You got Shreeport.
Speaker 6: It's like north of Shreport, but like you know, still
Speaker 6: southk go.
Speaker 3: All right, there's somebody.
Speaker 4: There too. That's my problem.
Speaker 5: I got a couple of wide receiver questions that were
Speaker 5: brought up. I'm gonna combine our guy Dean Julia and
Speaker 5: then Dustin Laric Tanda. I'm gonna kind of sandwich their
Speaker 5: questions together. Here, who are some of your favorite wide
Speaker 5: receivers in the two to three round range? And then
Speaker 5: is there any way that you think Keon Coleman could
Speaker 5: fall to fifty six? Dustin loves the way that he
Speaker 5: can dominate the ball, snatch it in the air, can
Speaker 5: contested catch guys. So when it comes to receivers. I mean,
Speaker 5: I'll kick it off the guy for me. The two
Speaker 5: to three round range that I just love that I
Speaker 5: think can play literally every single position is Jalen McMillan
Speaker 5: from Washington. I just think he's smooth, he's cerebral. You
Speaker 5: watch him play, he's just got it.
Speaker 3: Runs.
Speaker 5: Chris Routes can win deep, intermediate, shallow, explosive in the
Speaker 5: open field. Playmaker can win in the red zone. I
Speaker 5: don't see a lot of drops when you watch him play,
Speaker 5: and I love I think the creativity you could have
Speaker 5: as an offensive coordinator with him. If you want to
Speaker 5: play him at X, you can, if you want to
Speaker 5: line him up in the slot. I think he's a
Speaker 5: competitor to me, his game translates exceptionally well to the NFL.
Speaker 5: I have no doubt he's going to be a really
Speaker 5: really strong pro.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Keon Coleman, I think on that note, him getting
Speaker 6: to fifty six, I feel like might be a little rich.
Speaker 6: But it wouldn't surprise me because I think teams that
Speaker 6: are looking for receivers, most of the teams that are
Speaker 6: looking for receivers are looking for athletic guys and guys
Speaker 6: that can that can win vertically Keyon Coleman. I mean,
Speaker 6: he's got the physicality to be able to win vertically.
Speaker 6: But I think if I think most teams do want
Speaker 6: that that dynamic weapon. With that being said, I think
Speaker 6: he goes somewhere in the forties. I don't think he's
Speaker 6: necessarily does fifty gosh, I don't think.
Speaker 4: I don't think so.
Speaker 6: I know, I know, I get it, I get it,
Speaker 6: But in this draft specifically, I don't think so. Especially
Speaker 6: if you're looking at Jonathan Brooks on the board and
Speaker 6: or Eddrian Cooper, you would I think you'd have to
Speaker 6: take one of those two guys.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, I I think Leake Washington is a
Speaker 7: guy that people are gonna find some interest in rounds
Speaker 7: Virginia rather. But Javon Baker is another guy CFY receiver,
Speaker 7: very productive in his time when he was there, but
Speaker 7: he wins with running instincts and feel he's smoothed out
Speaker 7: of his releases. I think he has he has like
Speaker 7: a hezy he throws out you know, he's yeah, he's
Speaker 7: he's very competitive and so when you talk about some
Speaker 7: of like what you're looking for from a wide receiver standpoint,
Speaker 7: he can do a contested catches. The concentration is fantastic.
Speaker 7: He's very QB friendly because he tracks the ball like
Speaker 7: it's it's important to him, like you talk about like
Speaker 7: I said, I mentioned the effort, and so when you're
Speaker 7: talking about you know, like maybe his size is something
Speaker 7: that people are maybe a little bit worried about. I
Speaker 7: would like from the block a little bit better on
Speaker 7: the outside when he's needed to. But this is a
Speaker 7: guy that has vertical threat ability but also can snatch
Speaker 7: the ball at the air as well. So yeah, I
Speaker 7: think he's a guy that people might be interested in
Speaker 7: as well. Alabama transfer.
Speaker 5: Yeah, when we've had people bring up like okay, a
Speaker 5: Michael Gallup replacement or what's your comp for Baker? To me,
Speaker 5: I see some gallop with the way he's able to
Speaker 5: win along the sideline, his body control, go up and
Speaker 5: get the football. Brian, what do you think about Coleman
Speaker 5: at fifty six? And then what's the receiver that you
Speaker 5: like there?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I don't think he gets to you at fifty six. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I would be. I would be very surprised if that happens.
Speaker 2: I'm ashamed I didn't name my son have been at
Speaker 2: Ricky because of Ricky Piersoll. But now I will go
Speaker 2: another route there. I'll give you a guy I really
Speaker 2: really liked it. I think the people are going to
Speaker 2: when he plays in the league, they're going to be
Speaker 2: happy that they saw him play. Roman Wilson for Michigan
Speaker 2: is a guy that I really like. And I think
Speaker 2: that that when you when you look at Roman Wilson,
Speaker 2: he's five eleven, he's one eighty five. He is super
Speaker 2: competitive and you know when you when you He was
Speaker 2: a major factor of Michigan winning a national championship. He
Speaker 2: made several huge plays in the Alabama playoff game to
Speaker 2: secure the victory. I was expecting a much smaller guy.
Speaker 2: Five eleven, one eighty five. He looks like he's got
Speaker 2: some thickness to him and the majority of his damage
Speaker 2: is done from the slot. We saw what Pukindakua did
Speaker 2: with the Rams. This is a kind of player right here.
Speaker 2: Same type of guy that everything inside contested run finds
Speaker 2: ways to finish, always playing on the move, super reliable.
Speaker 2: Roman Wilson is a guy that if you're a team,
Speaker 2: I don't think the Cowboys are going to draft Roman Wilson,
Speaker 2: but when he gets picked, I will acknowledge that the
Speaker 2: fact that team drafted a really good football player.
Speaker 3: I think I brought it up where he reminds me
Speaker 3: of like a hinz.
Speaker 5: Ward because he blocks, he's touch faster, but he looks
Speaker 5: like a Pittsburgh Steeler type of receiver to me.
Speaker 3: Roman Wilson's absolutely outstanding.
Speaker 7: That's good because to your point, Brian, when you when
Speaker 7: you look at the weight and the height, you think
Speaker 7: that he looks like some small guy, but when you
Speaker 7: actually watch the tape is like a little bit more
Speaker 7: filled out if that's what you're going for. But I
Speaker 7: do think he got some Tyler Lockett in him as
Speaker 7: well as well. The reliability.
Speaker 2: Look at you, that's a good one.
Speaker 7: And I think I just like the swag that he
Speaker 7: has when he plays. He's very it's in its controlled
Speaker 7: speed too. He's fast, because we see some guys that
Speaker 7: are too fast for their own good. No, he plays
Speaker 7: very under control and he's very QB friendly And to
Speaker 7: Brian's point, you can move him into the slot and
Speaker 7: that's where he's gonna cook. We've seen what offenses are
Speaker 7: doing from that that spot on the field. He's a
Speaker 7: he's a guy and it's funny there's a.
Speaker 2: Much better comparison.
Speaker 7: I think he's another guy that people just haven't been
Speaker 7: like we talked. I remember we talked about him on
Speaker 7: the show. And then I think it's because he's he's
Speaker 7: a little yiddle too, you know, because he is he
Speaker 7: I wrote down this is one of the smaller receivers
Speaker 7: in this draft, and you know, I think we're kind
Speaker 7: of turning back the clock now with some of these
Speaker 7: bigger sized guys actually compared last year. Yes, so yeah, anyway,
Speaker 7: I like him to y'all.
Speaker 5: Okay, Nick, we got this question from Tim b how
Speaker 5: would you feel about drafting a Barton or a Jackson
Speaker 5: Power Johnson round one? Then you follow it up with say,
Speaker 5: at Cooper Bebe in round two. He's seen a lot
Speaker 5: of center tackle scenarios discussed, not as much center guard
Speaker 5: early on.
Speaker 4: That's an interesting So this is BB in the second round.
Speaker 3: This would be B in the second round.
Speaker 5: So you know, you come away with your center and
Speaker 5: Bartner or Jackson Power Johnson, and then you just beef
Speaker 5: up that interior.
Speaker 2: I had someone asked me about drafting Barton and then
Speaker 2: moving him to tackle, and then and then putting Fraser
Speaker 2: and then drafting Fraser center. Yeah, you draft Barton and Fraser,
Speaker 2: but play Barton at tackle, not a guard, not a guard.
Speaker 4: Interesting, do you like Barton it tackle? I think I
Speaker 4: like them like my preser.
Speaker 2: That's what the question was. I asked me what you
Speaker 2: play him at tackle? You know, and I don't think so.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't think so either. I think my preference
Speaker 6: there would be center guard than tackle. But also if
Speaker 6: Graham Barton is the pick, I would like to see
Speaker 6: what he does at guard nearing training camp. But going
Speaker 6: back to the to the question originally, if they drive
Speaker 6: Barton B B, we're gonna have to like, I'm gonna
Speaker 6: have to hold you down.
Speaker 3: Yeah, those are my favorites.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't love. I think I think BB at fifty
Speaker 4: six is a little bit of a reach.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry's that. I think they still would need to
Speaker 6: go get a linebacker. I want to see that.
Speaker 2: Get him at eighty seven.
Speaker 4: I think you I think you could. Okay, thank you,
Speaker 4: but I'm willing to take that right.
Speaker 2: Maybe we get a I just saw, I just saw
Speaker 2: how committed you were, and you're committed. H that that
Speaker 2: that's because if you were to go I don't know
Speaker 2: then the next thing I would say to you is
Speaker 2: we gotta draft him at fifty six, then.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but I think you could still get a guy
Speaker 6: at eighty seven if you want a draft guard, like
Speaker 6: if you want to go and get let's say in
Speaker 6: Isaiah Adams from Illinois or Christian Haynes from Connecticut Mahogany
Speaker 6: Mahogany Boston College.
Speaker 2: By the way, some general manager dudes are asking me
Speaker 2: about Mahogany.
Speaker 5: Center guard flex as well, like should we talk about
Speaker 5: him a little bit more at center you think?
Speaker 2: I don't think we've talked about him near enough. I
Speaker 2: know I should know the player, but I mean to me,
Speaker 2: you watch him play. He is going to make somebody.
Speaker 2: I was talking about Roman Wilson. That guy is going
Speaker 2: to make somebody look smart. You know.
Speaker 5: Mahogany was great at the Shrine Bowl here Yea and Friszkill.
Speaker 5: I think he turned a lot of heads.
Speaker 3: Yeah he did.
Speaker 5: I mean that that's a physical, mean, nasty type offensive
Speaker 5: linement as well, that.
Speaker 3: That's really really good.
Speaker 7: I wanted to I mean on Christian, I did an
Speaker 7: interview with him and I asked him about the interior flex.
Speaker 7: A lot a lot of people don't know he was
Speaker 7: a former DT like he played d T and he's
Speaker 7: only been playing football for I don't know since was
Speaker 7: junior year of high school or something like. That's not
Speaker 7: it wasn't a like all my life thing, but I
Speaker 7: do he has commented that he's open to moving in
Speaker 7: the interior. I wanted to ask a question because I
Speaker 7: listening to y'all talk about Cooper Cooper Beb. Are we
Speaker 7: at a point to where the the versatility thing with
Speaker 7: tackles coming in and people being like, and I think
Speaker 7: some tackles are preparing more to be able to even
Speaker 7: kick into guard. Is that hurting the true guards because
Speaker 7: tackle because of the versatility. And I'm only asking that
Speaker 7: because we talked about Cooper Beb early in this process.
Speaker 7: I wanted to draft him so bad. I mentioned him
Speaker 7: last year and he was returning to school.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Are we at a point to where like some of
Speaker 7: these guys that are the true like truly guard?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 2: Yes, okay, yeah, because all of a sudden we're getting
Speaker 2: You're getting Morgan from Arizona. Everybody you know, I think
Speaker 2: he could play tackle. People want to kick him inside.
Speaker 2: I had a scout, uh that does the Southeast tell
Speaker 2: me Lathan will be an All Pro guard. He's a
Speaker 2: tackle right now. So the guys that are true guards,
Speaker 2: you know, Yeah, I think think that the fact that
Speaker 2: people are more willing to kick those tackles inside, I
Speaker 2: think hurts the true guard.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think there's a lot of I think there's
Speaker 6: a lot of truth in that. You look at you
Speaker 6: look at the versatility factor. Let's just look at this
Speaker 6: franchise alone, how they like to really prioritize guys that
Speaker 6: have versatility in any position. I think if you have
Speaker 6: two guys on the same level that you have graded
Speaker 6: the same, but one can do other things in other positions,
Speaker 6: you take that guy and obviously that's going to be
Speaker 6: a plus more often than not. Yeah, I think there's
Speaker 6: there's some truth in the sense that it might be
Speaker 6: affecting the guard class because you look at the top
Speaker 6: of the true guard board, you have Christian Haynes and
Speaker 6: Christian Mahogany, who you could argue, are you know, could
Speaker 6: play some center as well Cooper Bebes in that discussion.
Speaker 6: But then if you start factoring in the tackles that
Speaker 6: can play guard, then you start factoring and guys like
Speaker 6: it's kicking them down, like a Troy Faltanu, Jordan Morgan's.
Speaker 4: JC Latham.
Speaker 2: So everybody you named you might want a little more.
Speaker 3: I mean Oregon State. I think there's some people that
Speaker 3: would consider playing him at guard as well.
Speaker 7: Yeah poor guards, Yeah, okay, the better to do their job.
Speaker 7: They're like, I just been playing guards since I was
Speaker 7: in high school, and y'all go sitter for and skip
Speaker 7: me because this guy can do it too. I don't know,
Speaker 7: I just I just was listening to y'all and that
Speaker 7: just was like, dang.
Speaker 6: It's also a sense that like Cooper BB was what
Speaker 6: you respect, was never a first round grade.
Speaker 3: What is trying to do over it? I actually like standing,
Speaker 3: this is ridiculous. All the guy does people on their rear.
Speaker 4: I don't think he was ever like a first round
Speaker 4: grade type guy.
Speaker 6: Like if you if you're looking at let's say, let's
Speaker 6: let's look at Isaiah Adams, for example, who has who's
Speaker 6: probably had more tackle context coming into the draft process
Speaker 6: than that guard, but is now having a little bit
Speaker 6: more versatility as a guard. I only compare him and
Speaker 6: BB because those are both third round guys in my stack,
Speaker 6: then you would probably respect They're.
Speaker 3: Not even on the same here.
Speaker 2: Get out of here.
Speaker 6: Then there's probably maybe a little bit more intriagan Isaiah Adams.
Speaker 6: But also you look at the ability that Cooper BB
Speaker 6: still has in the interior. I think that's a little
Speaker 6: bit more of an apples to apples comparison than comparing
Speaker 6: you know what Cooper BB does straight up at guard
Speaker 6: versus these first round guys like a JC Latha merge
Speaker 6: Ordan Morgan. But that's that's neither here nor there. I
Speaker 6: think I think these guards there are going to be
Speaker 6: a couple that really excel at the next level. I've
Speaker 6: banged on the table for Christian Hans. I do think
Speaker 6: Cooper B B will be a great player.
Speaker 4: I do. I think he just needs a little bit
Speaker 4: of time.
Speaker 6: And I think Isaiah Adams has a potential to be
Speaker 6: a good player as well. But you look at the
Speaker 6: tackle board as well, guys that can slide inside, there's
Speaker 6: a lot of there's a lot of lots of love
Speaker 6: there too, poor guards.
Speaker 11: I know.
Speaker 5: I do like Adams too as a guard moving out
Speaker 5: from tackle, I think he played.
Speaker 2: I think he played wherever Illinois needed him he did.
Speaker 2: I think there were I think there were games where
Speaker 2: you could watch him play tackle and all the Suddies
Speaker 2: playing guard and maybe because of an injuries during the game.
Speaker 7: Game I thought it was I definitely thought he was
Speaker 7: better at guard. I thought that sometimes his base could get.
Speaker 3: A little wide. You see the power really translate well
Speaker 3: when you kick him inside.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and then I think he has good short area quickness.
Speaker 7: I don't know if he has.
Speaker 3: Like the athletic guy, I felt the same way. All right,
Speaker 3: let's go to a last whole area blocker.
Speaker 5: Yes, playing a phone booth there, Josh Weaver, you trade
Speaker 5: back to thirty with Baltimore.
Speaker 2: Tim Baltimore.
Speaker 3: This is what we've talked about. With Baltimore. Barton is
Speaker 3: off the board. He goes twenty one to Miami.
Speaker 5: Only Geyiton is left at the top tier of offensive tackles.
Speaker 7: I want to see.
Speaker 5: Morgan, Frasier, and Suamatia are all available.
Speaker 3: Who do you take in a why?
Speaker 2: Well, okay, do it for the Cowboys. Yeah, this is
Speaker 2: specifically for the Cowboys. Ye, do it for the Cowboys
Speaker 2: because I think on I think you would you take
Speaker 2: the b Yu kid.
Speaker 4: I'd be taking Jordan Morgan.
Speaker 2: Here, That's right, I would too. Okay, So now go ahead,
Speaker 2: now now take now take who Dallas.
Speaker 5: Would would you take JPJ over Morgan if he were there,
Speaker 5: or would Morgan.
Speaker 3: Be your guy?
Speaker 9: Man?
Speaker 6: The more this draft process goes on the least, the
Speaker 6: more confidence I lose in JPJ. I'd probably go in
Speaker 6: Jordan Morgan. I probably go to Jordan Morgan because you
Speaker 6: have experience, you have durability, you don't have a lot
Speaker 6: of medical concerns, if you have versatility.
Speaker 3: I like Jordan Morgan a lot.
Speaker 4: I think you have a high floor guy.
Speaker 3: Because I'm with you, Brian. I think he could actually
Speaker 3: play tackle.
Speaker 2: I think he could play tackle.
Speaker 11: And I didn't move.
Speaker 2: I did, I didn't. I mean, but if you said, okay,
Speaker 2: play guard, you know, I think in the fine, if
Speaker 2: you're going to kick Tyler Smith outside, great, But I
Speaker 2: I man, I just think Morgan. I don't think people
Speaker 2: are giving I'm not saying this show. I just still
Speaker 2: think the scouting community is giving Morgan enough credit for
Speaker 2: how good of a player he really is.
Speaker 7: It's hard again. I think he's just one of another
Speaker 7: one of those guys that's just he's so. He was
Speaker 7: an easy for me. He was a phone watch. But
Speaker 7: he was an easy watch because he's consistent.
Speaker 3: And a super consistent, steady, and.
Speaker 7: I'm just starting to feel like we just continue to
Speaker 7: see that these guys that are not necessarily flash but
Speaker 7: are very consistent are just not getting the talk. And
Speaker 7: I'm like, what are you looking for in offensive?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 7: Consistency? And he has been one of the most consistent
Speaker 7: offensive linemen to me through this process. I know we
Speaker 7: talked about I mentioned the other day the combine and
Speaker 7: maybe I mean but the testing numbers. Of course, I
Speaker 7: mean this dude, he got a little got a little
Speaker 7: weight on him. We don't care about that, like he's
Speaker 7: he's It doesn't to me affect how he's able to
Speaker 7: wrestle and stay in front of guys and make sure
Speaker 7: he stays square. So I think he somebody at the
Speaker 7: draft one on one bang the table for him and
Speaker 7: I was like, you know.
Speaker 3: What, yeah, rolled out.
Speaker 4: I actually I did.
Speaker 7: Actually went back and I looked at my notes. I
Speaker 7: went back and watched him a little bit more, and
Speaker 7: I was like, what are we doing here like this?
Speaker 7: This kid can play.
Speaker 2: They take the b yu kid, don't they They do?
Speaker 7: I think they do, but we.
Speaker 4: I think they take Morgan. I think they take more.
Speaker 11: Wow.
Speaker 2: Okay, let me ask you guys, do you think I
Speaker 2: just just swinging and miss by me. I thought you
Speaker 2: were going to say they were going to take the
Speaker 2: b White.
Speaker 5: I think they take There was a lot of there's
Speaker 5: been a lot of momentum with the b YU kid.
Speaker 3: I've got more than great a higher do you guys
Speaker 3: than Yeah? Yes, So I think.
Speaker 5: Are we not paying enough attention to Zach Fraser the
Speaker 5: West Virginia Center as we've talked about Barton Jackson, Power Johnson,
Speaker 5: is Fraser in play here more than you?
Speaker 2: Guys? Take this because I'm I'm I know you like Fraser.
Speaker 2: I'm like, I'm driving along the Moonshine Trails and in
Speaker 2: West Virginia talking about Fraser.
Speaker 3: Okay, here's my only fear.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm driving, I'm I'm running from the law
Speaker 2: talking about this guy, you know, and yeah, exactly.
Speaker 5: Here's my only fear with Fraser. I think that the
Speaker 5: body of the Texas game. But okay, so the Texas
Speaker 5: game you point to, and this is the thing that
Speaker 5: that I think you could say some of my fear.
Speaker 2: But I think there's blocking those animals.
Speaker 7: Let them get it out.
Speaker 5: I worry at times outside of the Texas tape can
Speaker 5: he get overpowered a little bit, like you saw with
Speaker 5: the Tyler Biattish last year.
Speaker 7: I think I think he I will say one of
Speaker 7: the only things that I think about him is that
Speaker 7: I think and he I think he has Sometimes he
Speaker 7: relies on the fact that he can recover a little
Speaker 7: bit too much. His core strength is crazy strength.
Speaker 3: And that's the wrestling, right, that's wrestling.
Speaker 7: And he depends, and I think he in his mind
Speaker 7: sometimes it is like, I mean, I can get there,
Speaker 7: and he can recur.
Speaker 3: She moves so well and he does.
Speaker 7: And so I'll give you. I'll give you that.
Speaker 3: But I sometimes sometimes the anchor, I'm like, man.
Speaker 7: I think I think his grip, your strength can improve
Speaker 7: as well a little bit. But other than that, though
Speaker 7: former wrestler, he's dead.
Speaker 3: But it's like kick that down the road. He's feeling
Speaker 3: like I do about bab.
Speaker 7: This is convers when he handles initial striking. I think
Speaker 7: he's a player as well. I think he's a player
Speaker 7: as well.
Speaker 2: The Pro Bowl. You guys can buy me dinner later.
Speaker 1: I like him.
Speaker 3: If you trade back in this scenario thirty too much,
Speaker 3: he was. That's a good point, Nick, and I like that.
Speaker 5: Rebuttal if you slide back to thirty though, Brian, I
Speaker 5: think Frasier I would be very open minded.
Speaker 7: I would be open to him, But I will say,
Speaker 7: is anybody any updates on his Did you give me
Speaker 7: an update?
Speaker 3: He broke his leg?
Speaker 5: Yeah, broke his was competing at the Combine, So you
Speaker 5: know the toughness there in the competitive level is there
Speaker 5: with that dude?
Speaker 6: He ran out at the Big twelve pro Da. He
Speaker 6: did everything asked of him at the pro day, So
Speaker 6: it sounds like he's he's ready to go. I would
Speaker 6: I would think that a rookie camp or an O
Speaker 6: t A he might be limited in some fashion, but
Speaker 6: it wouldnt surprise me if he's a full go too.
Speaker 7: So he's the only one he's That was the only
Speaker 7: thing about him. I had a lot of good things
Speaker 7: to say about him. But I had a lot of
Speaker 7: good It's not as.
Speaker 3: As Brian's nuts.
Speaker 2: Brian, my notes are blanking.
Speaker 3: The offensive rookie of the year right now.
Speaker 7: His game. The leg thing was the only thing that
Speaker 7: I thought maybe would detot.
Speaker 2: There was something the Morgan and who that you said
Speaker 2: they were too far apart.
Speaker 3: Who was did you okay?
Speaker 2: Okay? Fraser? In these center dudes are not that far.
Speaker 5: They are closer than I think people are being talked about. Yeah,
Speaker 5: they are, they are.
Speaker 2: I'm going to steal one of your lines. There piece
Speaker 2: a lot closer than you think. Okay, here I am dramatic.
Speaker 4: Morgan at twenty eight.
Speaker 2: Yeah you got him right.
Speaker 4: Fraser at forty two, Kingsley at thirty seven.
Speaker 2: See I have I have Kingsley at forty two, and
Speaker 2: then the other way.
Speaker 5: So, yeah, that's interesting. It's gonna be fun to see
Speaker 5: how all the boards stack up. All right, that was
Speaker 5: a good edition of Twitter on the twenty Let's kick
Speaker 5: around before the early break some NFC East Division rivals.
Speaker 5: We did get some questions about this, but are there
Speaker 5: some players that we would think, Oh my gosh, now
Speaker 5: we're sick to our stomach. Cowboys got to play these
Speaker 5: cats twice a year. That's next year's the draft show
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Speaker 2: All right.
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Speaker 5: All right, let's look at some of the rest of
Speaker 5: the Nfcas obviously very Cowboys focus. But you've got We've
Speaker 5: already talked a little bit about Philadelphia at twenty two.
Speaker 3: Maybe the Eagles get aggressive. Do they move up.
Speaker 2: Drake May at two?
Speaker 5: Drake May? That would be a good thing. I think
Speaker 5: for Brian. They're Washington at too. Of course the Giants
Speaker 5: at six. Who are some players that we would think, gosh,
Speaker 5: darn it, they hit and now the Cowboys have to
Speaker 5: face these two dudes twice a year. Segment brought to
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Speaker 3: Brian, I think Neighbors.
Speaker 2: Or Dunsay ends up at the Giants. I would hate
Speaker 2: that right now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm with you, man, and like I think neighbors
Speaker 5: would be number one for me. That would be frustrating.
Speaker 5: They haven't actually had a thousand yard receiver since twenty
Speaker 5: eighteen with the Odell Beckham junior. With the Giants, they
Speaker 5: are desperate for playmakers. The one thing that I could
Speaker 5: sell myself on, like because I love a Duneesay and Neighbors,
Speaker 5: is how they get in the ball to them? What
Speaker 5: are they doing at quarterback? And it is their offensive
Speaker 5: line any good? So maybe as great as those receivers.
Speaker 5: Are they might Michael Pratt? Yeah, second right, let's do
Speaker 5: that to ahead and take Pratt. But but is it
Speaker 5: just those two receivers? Would that be for the Giants?
Speaker 5: You're thinking, man, that's gonna be a tough deal.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that'd be super tough.
Speaker 6: I think who whatever receiver they take at six, I
Speaker 6: think that would scare scare Cowboys fans more than whatever
Speaker 6: quarterback is taken by Washington at too, just because gosh,
Speaker 6: that's immediate playmaking ability, whether it's Neighbors Dunes or Harrison Junior,
Speaker 6: depending on who Arizona picks. That's uh, yeah, that's gonna
Speaker 6: be tough. You look around the division Philly, as I mentioned,
Speaker 6: I think they can be aggressive and trade up and
Speaker 6: go get a really good corner, whether that be Terry
Speaker 6: and Arnold Quinion Mitchell. I think there's an opportunity for
Speaker 6: them to do that. But if they stay at their pick,
Speaker 6: they could also be looking at, you know, guys like
Speaker 6: Cooper dejan or Darius Robinson potentially, Uh, they could also
Speaker 6: be in the defensive.
Speaker 2: Tackle market said the break, I'm gonna let you go.
Speaker 4: That was that was mainly it. Now Washington and you
Speaker 4: got the quarterback.
Speaker 5: Cooper de Gene and maybe they stay there at twenty two.
Speaker 5: I kind of think Cooper de Gene is higher on
Speaker 5: some some teams boards.
Speaker 2: Than Man I say yesterday, I think he's Do you
Speaker 2: think he's the third corner?
Speaker 3: I think he might be the number one over Wigan
Speaker 3: for some teams. I think he might. I think he
Speaker 3: might be the number one guy.
Speaker 2: Now I'm with number one corner overall, overall, overall.
Speaker 4: I think I think it's the number one safety. Yeah
Speaker 4: for sure.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And I almost threw my pencil at you.
Speaker 5: I'm playing it safety, your corner. I think I think
Speaker 5: he could play either. I do like when you look
Speaker 5: at his game and his ability to go sideline to
Speaker 5: sideline the range. I think the instincts I wouldn't mind
Speaker 5: playing him it's safety what whatsoever. But I'm not going
Speaker 5: to put it past him because he's a white guy
Speaker 5: that he can play corner.
Speaker 7: Well, yeah, I'm not trying to see that that wh
Speaker 7: I mean.
Speaker 5: For the Eagles like I could kind of see Cooper
Speaker 5: de genius. We're talking about it in a filthy universe.
Speaker 7: And you gotta also think like teams, the teams within
Speaker 7: your division are trying to figure out how to beat you.
Speaker 7: Where do the Cowboys u ce d lamp who they had,
Speaker 7: They had not one corner that could deal with him
Speaker 7: last year. I think could go in the or Terrrian
Speaker 7: Arnold line.
Speaker 3: Donald's my number one corner.
Speaker 7: I mean the other team, like people within our division,
Speaker 7: are trying to figure out how to stop your best
Speaker 7: offensive weapon, which is CD lamb. They might be looking
Speaker 7: for a corner that can man up. I know you
Speaker 7: he's a safety, but.
Speaker 5: Still either way, they're desperate for safety help too, so
Speaker 5: that'd be a benefit for them if they want to
Speaker 5: play him.
Speaker 7: For me, I mean you already mentioned Darius Robinson. I'm
Speaker 7: not in the mood to deal with him, but I
Speaker 7: ain't listen. I ain't in the mood, but I do
Speaker 7: think that Philly could get saucy. And I'm only talking
Speaker 7: about Philly because I'm not I'm not saying I don't
Speaker 7: think about the other people.
Speaker 5: But we kind of know Washington's probably going Jayden and
Speaker 5: Daniels there quarterback l su.
Speaker 2: Ye ain't got a lot of weapons at the commanders on.
Speaker 3: That offense that would scare me.
Speaker 5: Jayden Daniels with with Kingsbury and that offensive staff.
Speaker 2: We saw what he did at LSU with a lot
Speaker 2: of weapons.
Speaker 4: That's about Kingsbury.
Speaker 3: That could cause problems.
Speaker 7: I don't want to have to see maybe a Chop
Speaker 7: Robinson going up against Terrence Steele twice a year.
Speaker 3: Ooh the speed?
Speaker 7: Yeah, not in the mood. And again it's not even
Speaker 7: just Terry Steele. We don't even know who the left
Speaker 7: tackle is going to be for the Cowboys at this point.
Speaker 7: I think he could be a tear. He could be
Speaker 7: a tear for our division if we have to deal
Speaker 7: with him. What is Washington? Didn't they get to They
Speaker 7: got they got.
Speaker 2: Fowler, they took every one of your players, they got Armstrong,
Speaker 2: everyone that you did shows about all last year.
Speaker 7: They got on their Dallas Commanders.
Speaker 2: Commanders, Yeah you know their team.
Speaker 3: Well that's exactly what they are. Bamber's got the Chop
Speaker 3: Robinson tape.
Speaker 7: Man, I don't want to look at it.
Speaker 5: Chop Chop is such an the line. If he ends
Speaker 5: up being the best edge, it wouldn't surprise me. It's
Speaker 5: just the lack of finish with him frustrates me because
Speaker 5: he finds I mean, he will blow up plays, but
Speaker 5: then he just doesn't end up finishing and making the
Speaker 5: tackle or making the sack. But he is a disruptive
Speaker 5: force off the edge of Chopper, I'll.
Speaker 2: Say the opposite of that, and on chop but I'll
Speaker 2: say the opposite. Turners that guy to me, and I
Speaker 2: say this in a way that that's the guy I
Speaker 2: really have a from Alabama. Have a chance to be
Speaker 2: way wrong about Dallas Turr. I have a chance to
Speaker 2: be way wrong about him.
Speaker 7: He reminds me, I don't know which edge it was
Speaker 7: last year.
Speaker 2: Because Braswell is playing better than him on like Dallas
Speaker 2: Turner was very un I was born. Yeah, you know.
Speaker 7: Why else I don't want to see. I ain't trying
Speaker 7: to have to see Marshawn kneeling out of Western Oh yeah, boy,
Speaker 7: please please no heck yeah, I'm not trying to deal
Speaker 7: with him.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 7: It's just it's the it's the athleticism. It's through the
Speaker 7: roof with him. But he's just his pursuit the motor
Speaker 7: and then he has these long strides to the QB,
Speaker 7: which he's like it's kind of deceptive of how fast
Speaker 7: he's moving. He don't look like you're moving fast, but
Speaker 7: he just covering a lot of ground quickly and he's
Speaker 7: violent and how he plays like that temperament that you
Speaker 7: want from a defensive player. That's just like like the
Speaker 7: whole time I'm not in the No.
Speaker 5: He's got a high motor, there's no question about that.
Speaker 5: I know we've talked out kneeling before and I think
Speaker 5: you guys are a little bit higher on across them.
Speaker 7: But he can move a line as well.
Speaker 3: He can.
Speaker 5: You do see him play inside some and that did
Speaker 5: stand out to me, like I do like some of
Speaker 5: the versatility.
Speaker 6: The Commanders have six picks in the top one hundred.
Speaker 6: They have two in the second, three and the third.
Speaker 6: This this is the kind of wild one here too.
Speaker 6: They will pick eight times before the Cowboys will pick
Speaker 6: their fourth pick.
Speaker 7: Please don't say that.
Speaker 6: Eight times eight times before the Cowboys will pick their
Speaker 6: fourth fingers.
Speaker 7: And they're really in the commitis as it stands right now.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, we talked about them. Granted, like they sold
Speaker 7: their soul for like their edges to leave last year
Speaker 7: and that really hurt them. But they've always been pretty
Speaker 7: good on the interior, had some decent linebacker play. Obviously,
Speaker 7: we already know what the situation is there. We talked,
Speaker 7: we've talked about them on the offensive side of the
Speaker 7: ball for a long time. But they have guys over there.
Speaker 7: They just need to put it together. They've just been
Speaker 7: lacking a quarterback. I do think that they could be
Speaker 7: a little bit better than maybe we would expect for
Speaker 7: them to be going. I agree with you, Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 3: I think we all respect dan Quinn.
Speaker 7: Oh, he's yeah. I'm sure they're looking to try to
Speaker 7: turn some things.
Speaker 2: Are we going to at the end of it, because
Speaker 2: of all the picks that the commanders have, are we
Speaker 2: going to say they had a really good draft? I
Speaker 2: mean that's always how that works. Yeah, it's easier to
Speaker 2: have a.
Speaker 7: Really good draft when you have a million zillion picks. True,
Speaker 7: they are in a place to where they are very
Speaker 7: much so replenishing more than so. Yeah, it could look
Speaker 7: good because Philly had a million. Didn'ty have home ONNK
Speaker 7: last year?
Speaker 3: Last you were saying Philly did.
Speaker 7: A good job and they were lay struggling. Yeah, you
Speaker 7: didn't see.
Speaker 2: Get ready, I'm just trying to I was trying to
Speaker 2: plant the seeds. It's gonna happen. Draft.
Speaker 3: What you're saying, this has been fun. We'll continue the
Speaker 3: conversation at am ten am. Let's do it all right.
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