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Speaker 1: forty eight hours away from the NFL Draft. With coach
Speaker 1: Dave McGinnis and Rhetbrian. We call them our Titans Radio
Speaker 1: Draft duo. I'm Mike Keith, and here we go. Yesterday
Speaker 1: we talked about six questions towards drafting defense. Today six
Speaker 1: questions towards drafting offense. Rhetbrian and coach Dave McGinnis have
Speaker 1: graded roughly three hundred players for the draft, and so
Speaker 1: we start with this. Rhett, what stood out to you
Speaker 1: about this crop of offensive players that will be drafted
Speaker 1: this weekend.
Speaker 2: The first thing for me is the tight end class.
Speaker 2: It's the richest it's been in probably over ten years.
Speaker 2: In our top one hundred, if I'm not mistaken, Mac,
Speaker 2: we've got six tight ends in the top one hundred picks.
Speaker 2: And it starts with a you know, Michael Mayer from
Speaker 2: Notre Dame goes through all these guys that we have
Speaker 2: looked at whether it's Luke Musgrave or Dalton Kincaid from Utah,
Speaker 2: there's a wealth of talent there, and when you get
Speaker 2: to the bottom part of that one hundred, there is
Speaker 2: even I mean, it's just it's rich throughout this whole
Speaker 2: thing of really good talent, and not just straight up
Speaker 2: you know, big receiver type tight ends. I'm talking about blockers,
Speaker 2: you know, traditional wide type tight ends in this all
Speaker 2: different shapes and sizes.
Speaker 3: Totally agree. But I want to put the offensive lineman
Speaker 3: in there too. There's some quality offensive lineman both on
Speaker 3: the edge and in that triangle in this draft, and
Speaker 3: I think fairly deep into this draft too. So those
Speaker 3: two positions, to me are what stood out the most.
Speaker 1: All Right, Coach Mack, you lead with question two. Who
Speaker 1: is the best offensive player in the twenty twenty three draft?
Speaker 3: John Robinson running back from Texas. Wow, just pure running,
Speaker 3: just pure football player.
Speaker 1: Do you have a comp I know you hate comps,
Speaker 1: but many people haven't seen Bjon.
Speaker 4: Robinson, Ladadian Tomlinson.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's pretty good. This guy is just a football player,
Speaker 3: really good football player. Texas is really an anomaly for
Speaker 3: a lot of us that watch a lot of college
Speaker 3: football because they've got talent that sometimes doesn't perform up
Speaker 3: to the five star that they are coming out. This
Speaker 3: guy's a really talented football player at a position that
Speaker 3: is not as highly valued anymore in today's National Football
Speaker 3: League as it was in the past, but really good
Speaker 3: player Red Bryant.
Speaker 2: It's quarterback Bryce Young for me, and it's just you know,
Speaker 2: you see the body of work he did at Alabama,
Speaker 2: and I don't care what size he is, all of
Speaker 2: those things. When you look at the quarterback and the
Speaker 2: leader that he is and the body of work he's
Speaker 2: put together, he's the top of the list. And I
Speaker 2: think the mainly my my answer and my reason for
Speaker 2: that answer is because it's scific position specific quarterback is
Speaker 2: you know where all this leads with and anticipating he'll be.
Speaker 1: The first pick taken, all right, taking out b Jeon
Speaker 1: Robinson and Bryce Jahn, who is the second best offensive
Speaker 1: player in this draft.
Speaker 2: Rerat you can't take out b Jeon Robinson because that's
Speaker 2: who I had as the.
Speaker 1: Second it is I mean, yes, I have yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: oppos It didn't work.
Speaker 5: Who wrote this? It worked? I don't know who wrote this.
Speaker 3: No, it's terrible because no it worked because these are
Speaker 3: two legitimate answers.
Speaker 5: Well and Bijon just ridiculous.
Speaker 2: He's the most talented running back coming out of college
Speaker 2: since the twenty eighteen draft when we saw Kuon Barkley.
Speaker 2: This guy's a three down back. I mean tons of
Speaker 2: yards after contact and just a natural talent. And honestly,
Speaker 2: I think he is the different is the definition of
Speaker 2: what the modern current day NFL running back is, being
Speaker 2: a three down back who can help you out of
Speaker 2: the backfield.
Speaker 1: There are some people who believe he will fall to
Speaker 1: like twenty. There's a lot of speculation right now too
Speaker 1: that Atlanta might take him at eight. You know, Arthur Smith,
Speaker 1: you helped to train Arthur Smith as a coach in
Speaker 1: this league. Dave McGinnis, does he get past Atlanta? Who'd
Speaker 1: Arthur take last year?
Speaker 3: You know, he took the tidy end right and nobody
Speaker 3: thought everybody, but this was an offensive weapon that could
Speaker 3: be used multiple ways. Arthur uses his players multiple ways.
Speaker 3: This is an Arthur Smith kind.
Speaker 5: Of guy, easily. Yeah, you think that happens. RHT.
Speaker 2: If it doesn't happen there, I mean, their speculation about
Speaker 2: it being pick ten with the Philadelphia Eagles which.
Speaker 1: Would make a lot of sense because in terms of
Speaker 1: what his cap cost would be. And remember for first
Speaker 1: round picks, they're basically slotted in essence two to two
Speaker 1: and a half percent above what they got last year.
Speaker 1: So you can just look at what guy's got last
Speaker 1: year in that slot, add two to two and a
Speaker 1: half percent and that's going to be it.
Speaker 5: And Miles Sanders is in Carolina, well, and that's it.
Speaker 1: I mean, their whole running back room last year cost
Speaker 1: less than six million dollars in cap cost. If you
Speaker 1: took Bjon Robinson, not only would you upgrade for Jalen Hurts,
Speaker 1: which is crazy to think he would have a better
Speaker 1: back play behind him than the group that played with
Speaker 1: him last year, but.
Speaker 5: It would actually be cheaper. It's huge. I mean, it
Speaker 5: makes total sense.
Speaker 1: I don't think he falls past Philadelphia, especially considering that
Speaker 1: Philly also has the thirtieth pick.
Speaker 5: Overall, they've got two picks on night one.
Speaker 3: Now, see something you bring up, something that really educates
Speaker 3: the listeners, the OT people here when you're in draft rooms,
Speaker 3: not just on draft day. These are the conversations that
Speaker 3: general managers, head coaches and staffs have leading up the
Speaker 3: months leading up to this draft, about cap fits, about
Speaker 3: cap fits in the future, and about stacking your roster
Speaker 3: position wise so that it starts to interlock with one another.
Speaker 3: That's a very very valid point, Mike.
Speaker 5: We're through two questions.
Speaker 1: We've got four more to go on offense on this
Speaker 1: edition of the OTP with Dave McGinnis and Rhett Bryan.
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Speaker 1: get running with question number three. All right, Coach Mack,
Speaker 1: who is the most highly rated offensive player that might
Speaker 1: drop for whatever reason? Jackson Smith and Gieba from Ohio
Speaker 1: State the wide receiver because of his hamstring issues miss
Speaker 1: a significant amount of time last year, the year before
Speaker 1: and you put the year before tape on, you can
Speaker 1: see what this guy is. This guy is going to
Speaker 1: be a starting receiver in the National Football League as
Speaker 1: soon as he steps on sampus.
Speaker 4: But when you start.
Speaker 3: Looking at soft tissue issues that have kept a player
Speaker 3: out that long, it's gonna make it's gonna make some
Speaker 3: people pause. And again it's it's per draft room and
Speaker 3: it's per organization what you are willing to risk.
Speaker 1: But that's the guy to me, Coach Mack says, Jackson
Speaker 1: Smith and Jigba.
Speaker 5: What does Rhet Bryan say?
Speaker 2: Well, I mean mine was b Jon Robinson just because
Speaker 2: of the position that he plays at, and you know
Speaker 2: how the running back is somewhat devalued in this and
Speaker 2: we talked about him not falling past ten to the
Speaker 2: Philadelphia Eagles, but I mean, if they don't take him
Speaker 2: there and they take a defensive prospect, there's a chance
Speaker 2: he falls pretty far, not out of the first round.
Speaker 2: But at eighteen to the Detroit Lions is another place
Speaker 2: for him because they've they've always been looking for a
Speaker 2: running back since Barry Sanders hung them up. And then
Speaker 2: at twenty six for the Cowboys and at twenty seven
Speaker 2: for the Buffalo Bills are also spots he could fall to.
Speaker 1: I think Detroit is really interesting because they have six
Speaker 1: and eighteen, and so they can get in a situation.
Speaker 1: I think they stick and pick at six because I
Speaker 1: think they're going to want to get a great player.
Speaker 1: But if he he being Bjon Robinson, doesn't go at ten,
Speaker 1: I wonder if Detroit is not the team that calls
Speaker 1: Tennessee and says we want a trade to eleven to
Speaker 1: go up and get Bjon Robinson. Because they have five
Speaker 1: picks in the first three rounds. I mean, they've got
Speaker 1: a lot of depth. They're certainly a much better team.
Speaker 1: Adding weapons right now for that team where they are
Speaker 1: in their development would make a ton of sense.
Speaker 3: And remember this, just on your scenario, Brad Holmes and
Speaker 3: Ran Carthon work together in the same building for five years,
Speaker 3: very closely on putting the Rams team together, all right,
Speaker 3: you know?
Speaker 4: And so.
Speaker 2: Who knows watch Detroit? Yeah, I don't listen. I don't
Speaker 2: think they're in love with DeAndre Swift. And how many
Speaker 2: picks have we seen them over the years row at
Speaker 2: a running back position to try to come up with
Speaker 2: an answer. Now they've done more with wide receiver than anything.
Speaker 1: But they have a pretty good history with a couple
Speaker 1: of running backs throughout their time. I mean, especially Barry Sanders,
Speaker 1: understanding what a difference a guy like that could make
Speaker 1: to golf or whatever they're going to do going forward.
Speaker 1: I mean they've they've hit on some receivers, certainly haven't
Speaker 1: quite hit where they want to on tight ends, but
Speaker 1: they may be able to get a guy like that
Speaker 1: going forward. We'll see. That's pretty good ball club. They
Speaker 1: went nine to eight, and you have to feel like
Speaker 1: the NFC North is wide open. So that's why I say,
Speaker 1: I think you've got to watch them. I think again,
Speaker 1: I think they stick and pick at six and then
Speaker 1: I think they use eighteen to potentially leverage back up.
Speaker 3: Well, I think discounting what they've done in the past, right,
Speaker 3: you've got a second year GM and you've got a
Speaker 3: first year GM that. Believe me, I was in the
Speaker 3: same building with them for five years doing this right here.
Speaker 3: They work very very closely together along with Ray Agnew,
Speaker 3: who is the assistant GM for Brad Now in Detroit.
Speaker 3: So these guys understand one another and their draft philosophy
Speaker 3: very well.
Speaker 1: All right, So let me go through that before I
Speaker 1: ask the next question on our list about offense. So
Speaker 1: those guys have that kind of relationship. Absolutely, Again, you
Speaker 1: work with people who you have those relationships with, understanding
Speaker 1: that you might have to set something up before it
Speaker 1: is that something they would say, listen, if our player
Speaker 1: is there at eleven, here's what we're willing to offer you,
Speaker 1: so you could make the call that quickly to the
Speaker 1: league and get the trade in.
Speaker 4: Absolutely.
Speaker 5: I mean, I've the terms may be lined up theoretically.
Speaker 3: No, No, yeah, I mean, but I'm just saying the
Speaker 3: only reason I can say this.
Speaker 4: With some pretty good clarity.
Speaker 3: I've done it, right, I've done it, and that's exactly
Speaker 3: what you do do. I mean, we did it with
Speaker 3: the Titans with Jared Goff, right, So I mean that's
Speaker 3: just the most recent, you know, that I've been involved in,
Speaker 3: and there's been several others.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 1: Question four, what is the best case scenario for an
Speaker 1: offensive player for the Titans at number eleven?
Speaker 2: Read for me, naturally, if one of those quarterbacks are
Speaker 2: sitting there for multiple reasons, one, if it's one they
Speaker 2: like and want to take, okay go, and if not,
Speaker 2: maybe someone calls Ran Carthon and you get some more
Speaker 2: capital that you need. That's the first thing. Second thing,
Speaker 2: if one of these top tackles, like if Peter Scronsky
Speaker 2: is sitting there, go same thing with Broderick Jones. I mean,
Speaker 2: I think you know there's a chance you might have
Speaker 2: one of those sitting there. You could have the pick
Speaker 2: of the litter with these tight ends that we started
Speaker 2: this podcast with. But a top tackle maybe quarterback for
Speaker 2: for those reasons.
Speaker 3: Paris Johnson, junior, Okay Mohio State. Uh, that to me
Speaker 3: is the best scenario.
Speaker 1: He's a big tackle. You see, he's a big athletic tackle.
Speaker 1: People saw the footwork at the Ohio State workout and
Speaker 1: that was shown over and over and over again on Twitter,
Speaker 1: and people are like, what's this. I mean, he's he's
Speaker 1: pretty special.
Speaker 4: It's a dude.
Speaker 1: Let me go back to something Red mentioned tight ends
Speaker 1: and I want to see because it feels like you've
Speaker 1: alluded to this, but I want to I want to
Speaker 1: sort of dive down on a little bit more. Are
Speaker 1: there more elite tight ends very safely in your top
Speaker 1: one hundred than there are elite wide receiver prospects.
Speaker 3: Yes, I'll give you the tight ends that we've got.
Speaker 3: We keep talking about this mythical top one hundred. I mean,
Speaker 3: here's what Ret and I came up with. Michael Mayer
Speaker 3: from Notre Dame, Dalton ken Kid from Utah, Luke Musgrave
Speaker 3: from Oregon State, who we were we're gonna. Can I
Speaker 3: just say I love him? Yeah, And that's why I
Speaker 3: looked at you, Uh, Darnell. I can tell who you
Speaker 3: like when we go to see you.
Speaker 5: When I hugged him and he didn't know it.
Speaker 3: Uncomfortable when you know, when you yelled at me across
Speaker 3: the ballrooms.
Speaker 4: Had come over here and talk to this guy, cause.
Speaker 5: I did want you to meet Yeah, because he because
Speaker 5: you know his.
Speaker 4: Uncle I do.
Speaker 3: I didn't hire his uncle, uh Darnell, not for any
Speaker 3: bad reasons. Darnell Washington from Georgia, Tucker Craft from South
Speaker 3: Dakota State, Sam Laporta from Iowa. I'm in the top
Speaker 3: one hundred now, Luke Schoonmaker from Michigan, and then right
Speaker 3: on the fringe of this, Brenton Strange from Penn State.
Speaker 1: So let me see if I feel this right. If
Speaker 1: if you're if you're sticking with your board and you're
Speaker 1: talking about an elite player, you could theoretically take a
Speaker 1: tight end over a wide receiver, you know, in terms
Speaker 1: of first, second round, whatever, with the thought process being
Speaker 1: this is just a more elite player who stays on.
Speaker 5: The field more.
Speaker 2: I think so, yes, yeah, And again at eleven, which
Speaker 2: is what the question is. I believe you'd have your
Speaker 2: pick of the litter there of the Titans.
Speaker 5: Would one be worth that? Mmmm? Okay?
Speaker 1: All right, all right, so I'm gonna move on. I know,
Speaker 1: I'm just asking questions. That's all I'm doing. We're on
Speaker 1: the OTP. This is how we're doing it, all right.
Speaker 1: Question five is this Nicholas Pettifrere was an incredible draft
Speaker 1: bargain for the Tennessee Titans early in the third round
Speaker 1: last year. Each of you give me two offensive prospects
Speaker 1: that could be there for the Titans at number seventy two,
Speaker 1: the Titans picking the third round that would have the
Speaker 1: same type of value as Patifree.
Speaker 5: We'll go Sam.
Speaker 3: Laporta, the tight end from Iowa that I just said,
Speaker 3: and then go to the receiver route Marvin Mahams Junior
Speaker 3: from Oklahoma. This is a speed guy. This is a
Speaker 3: vertical speed fast, fast, fast dude. It's got a pretty
Speaker 3: nice catch radius.
Speaker 5: Even.
Speaker 3: The thing about this wide receiver group, Mike, for our listeners,
Speaker 3: I know you know this because you study this hard too.
Speaker 3: It's completely different than it has been in the last
Speaker 3: several years. There's not that many six two, six, three
Speaker 3: sixty four big long receivers. Now they're the five to nine,
Speaker 3: five ten speed guys. Great short area of quickness guys.
Speaker 3: This is one of them.
Speaker 2: For me, Mike, I'm gonna go receiver and tight end
Speaker 2: on mine, and I'm going to go with one of
Speaker 2: the bigger receivers in this that would be a value
Speaker 2: in day two, and that's Jonathan Mingo from Old Miss.
Speaker 2: He's six two plus two twenty five seventeen yards per
Speaker 2: catch average in his career at Old Miss. I think
Speaker 2: that's somebody that can help the Titans. And then the
Speaker 2: last tight end that Mack mentioned in our top one hundred,
Speaker 2: Luke Schoonmaker from Michigan.
Speaker 5: What do you like about him?
Speaker 2: He is, First of all, he is quick than he
Speaker 2: appears to be in this all right. First of all,
Speaker 2: he's six five two fifty one arms thirty two and
Speaker 2: seven eights inches, hands, nine wings seventy eight and an
Speaker 2: eighth four to six three in the forties. What he
Speaker 2: did the combine but he had a thirty three and
Speaker 2: a half inch forvert had a ten to seven broad
Speaker 2: and you see him. He's he can block. But he
Speaker 2: also was used as a red zone threat from Michigan
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty two. Average ten yards per catch in
Speaker 2: his last two years at Michigan and six touchdowns in
Speaker 2: there and not a lot of drops. He's just a
Speaker 2: guy I think that you could get in probably round
Speaker 2: three that is of value.
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Speaker 4: Absolutely? I love this these.
Speaker 1: We're talking about offense. Yesterday was defense, Today is offense Day.
Speaker 5: Three.
Speaker 1: Give me an offensive position group where the Titans can
Speaker 1: find great value on Saturday goes First.
Speaker 2: I'm going to start with the interior offensive line. There
Speaker 2: are some guards and centers, like Mac has said when
Speaker 2: we started this OTP, the triangle players, they run pretty
Speaker 2: deep in this. And I'm going to start with a
Speaker 2: couple of guys, one of which is a Michigan Wolverine
Speaker 2: olu Ola with Teamy. We saw him at the Senior Bowl.
Speaker 2: He's a Virginia transfer six two and a half three
Speaker 2: oh nine. He was the Remington and the Outland Trophy
Speaker 2: winner in his one year at Michigan. And it's a
Speaker 2: guy that played I think most of his games at
Speaker 2: right guard, but had played some games at tackle as well,
Speaker 2: so there's some versatility there. And then there's another one
Speaker 2: that I really like from LSU, Anthony Bradford. He had
Speaker 2: twelve games at right guard, five at left tackle. He's
Speaker 2: six four three thirty two and as coach Mack would say,
Speaker 2: he's not an empty chairs. He's certainly somebody that I
Speaker 2: would look for as a late round pick in this.
Speaker 2: And then I'm going to go also wide receiver at
Speaker 2: Perry from wake Forest six three and a half one
Speaker 2: ninety eight twenty four hundred plus yards in his last
Speaker 2: two years at Wake Forest, eleven touchdowns, good long speed
Speaker 2: on vertical routes. Has had some dropsy issues, but I
Speaker 2: think that's something that Rob Moore could work with him on.
Speaker 2: There's a wealth of stuff in the back end of
Speaker 2: this draft.
Speaker 3: On offense, Okay Brett gave us three, I'll give you four.
Speaker 3: Wide receiver, Let's stay there. Xavier Hutchison from Iowa State,
Speaker 3: got some length to him, got a little bit of speed,
Speaker 3: Pretty crafty receiver. Offensive tackle Nick Salaverari from Old Dominion.
Speaker 3: This is a big athletic dude, raw, but you're talking
Speaker 3: about day three here. Can he also play guard? I
Speaker 3: possibly could. He's a big dude. Mike tight end I
Speaker 3: got loos Luke schoon Maker right here. Luke Schoonmaker to
Speaker 3: me is a guy that can do a pretty good
Speaker 3: of both, just as Rhett gave a great description of him.
Speaker 3: But his blocking is better than some of these guys
Speaker 3: that will probably go before him, just because that's the
Speaker 3: way it works right now with people you know using
Speaker 3: tight ends to be sometimes primary receivers in their offense.
Speaker 5: And then my.
Speaker 3: Offensive guard that I've got written right here. And Rett
Speaker 3: and I don't talk before this. We talk a lot
Speaker 3: in the last three months. We're sick of each other.
Speaker 3: But is Anthony Bradford the guard from LSU both like yes,
Speaker 3: you both like schoonmaker?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 5: Interesting?
Speaker 1: All right, So let me quiz you on one ratt
Speaker 1: another guy that I really like at the Senior Bowl
Speaker 1: and think he's a good player also, so I'm play
Speaker 1: in the Southeastern Conference. Does a Meal Echi center guard
Speaker 1: out of Alabama have a chance to fall into Day
Speaker 1: three or do you think he goes the first two days? No?
Speaker 2: I think he would be a Day three candidate in this.
Speaker 2: And you know, we heard the story from Jim Naggy,
Speaker 2: the senior director of the Senior Bowl, you know, in
Speaker 2: that you know, Nick Saban calls him and says, hey,
Speaker 2: give him a shot at center, right, he can do this.
Speaker 2: So it's a versatile guy in him. Man, he's a
Speaker 2: big dude, big anchor who played in a massive, you
Speaker 2: know program in the Southeastern Conference. Yeah, he absolutely somebody
Speaker 2: that would be of value for someone in Day three.
Speaker 3: Emiliek you are we have him around the one twenty range,
Speaker 3: so that's fourth round.
Speaker 4: You know kind of at the top of that fourth round.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: He's six two three fourteen and he is versatile because
Speaker 3: he proved that he could snap the ball and still
Speaker 3: get to his blocks at the Senior Bowl.
Speaker 5: Another interior alignment.
Speaker 1: I'm interested in Jerome Carvin from Tennessee played sixty games there.
Speaker 1: Don't know if I don't know if he's a drafted player.
Speaker 1: I don't know if he goes later than that, But
Speaker 1: he's that type of guy you're trying to find who
Speaker 1: can make your practice squad, can eventually make your roster,
Speaker 1: can play more than one position. You're always looking for
Speaker 1: those O linemen who always seems always seem to drop
Speaker 1: because there are more of them and because teams sort
Speaker 1: of get fixated on. Oh I can't believe this edge
Speaker 1: rusher's still here. Oh, I can't believe this safety is
Speaker 1: still here.
Speaker 4: Well, we're doing the draft with a guy right here
Speaker 4: that that happened with. Who's that Ramone Foster?
Speaker 5: Yes, that's right.
Speaker 1: Ramone Foster wasn't undrafted and only spent eleven years with
Speaker 1: the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Speaker 5: So there we go. That was pretty good.
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