Speaker 1: What is up Dolphins, and welcome to the Draft Time Podcast.
Speaker 1: I am your host, Travis Wingfield, and on today's show,
Speaker 1: we have one more episode to go after this, before
Speaker 1: we get official signings across the National Football League. We're
Speaker 1: going to take you around the comprehensive work that I
Speaker 1: did this offseason or pre off season to get you
Speaker 1: ready for what might happen next week and beyond as
Speaker 1: the Dolphins build out their twenty twenty five roster and
Speaker 1: look to improve upon the eight win season last year,
Speaker 1: hopefully getting back to eleven plus wins and quite frankly
Speaker 1: more than that than I think we were entitled to
Speaker 1: back in twenty twenty two.
Speaker 2: In the coming years.
Speaker 1: We're also going to talk to Rhet Lewis from the
Speaker 1: floor at the Indianapolis Scouting Combine from the Baptist Health
Speaker 1: Studios inside the Baptist Health Training Complex. This is the
Speaker 1: Draft Time Podcast segments. I was cooking around for the
Speaker 1: show and it wound up becoming an ultimate like off
Speaker 1: season primer again, which I know I did last week,
Speaker 1: but that was another week of information I was able
Speaker 1: to gather and I went through and kind of sorted
Speaker 1: out things in terms of who I think could be
Speaker 1: targets in the premium market.
Speaker 2: Which will be beginning next.
Speaker 1: Week right off the top, and then the secondary market
Speaker 1: and the bargain players, and then a list of players
Speaker 1: by position that could be viable options at each spot
Speaker 1: in your twenty twenty five draft class.
Speaker 2: And one of the things that kind.
Speaker 1: Of helped me get a new, reshaped focus on the
Speaker 1: off season was going back and watching some of the
Speaker 1: tape from late in the season following the Kendall Fuller
Speaker 1: cut and the knowledge that the Dolphins will probably shift
Speaker 1: a little bit more man coverage this year and be
Speaker 1: in the cornerback market for a player that can kind
Speaker 1: of be what cater Cohu was last year as co
Speaker 1: who I think has graduated into kind of a Kendall
Speaker 1: Fuller role where he can play in and outside, but
Speaker 1: his primary responsibility is on the outside. He's a great
Speaker 1: blitzer and run defender. I think he has a bright
Speaker 1: future here under Anthony Weaver, and ever since he kind
Speaker 1: of got his bearings about landmarks and drops and where
Speaker 1: to be in zone coverage. I think that paris with
Speaker 1: how good he is in man coverage as a kind of,
Speaker 1: you know, franchise cornerstone. If not, you know, adequate starter
Speaker 1: to use a Kyle Krabs ism. So that was kind
Speaker 1: of what spawned me watching Trayvon Merrig who spoiler Alerte
Speaker 1: is alert is going to be a spoiler Alert is
Speaker 1: going to be in my premium contract targets options in
Speaker 1: that position. But I was watching him a couple of
Speaker 1: games against the Miami Dolphins and a three level defender
Speaker 1: Farochius Hitter who can defend the run from depth, which
Speaker 1: is a very big circle on my offseason checklist that
Speaker 1: I want to make sure I check off this offseason.
Speaker 1: Great burst off the top of the route. He was
Speaker 1: physical enough to match up on john Us Smith but
Speaker 1: also play in the post as a split field safety
Speaker 1: and single high as the loan safety you back there
Speaker 1: watching him, I kept thinking to myself, this is what
Speaker 1: I thought Javon Holland was going to be. So I
Speaker 1: think he's going to be a very expensive player, but
Speaker 1: a guy that I have my eyes on. And then
Speaker 1: I also in watching that tape, saw a feisty cornerback
Speaker 1: who just wanted to battle against Tyreek Hill and Jalen
Speaker 1: Wattle and Malik Washington. Accordingly, I'm talking about Nate Hobbs,
Speaker 1: who can play inside and outside, really good feel for
Speaker 1: what I thought was similar coverage responsibilities that what Cater
Speaker 1: had a season to go. So I just thought those
Speaker 1: two guys were very interesting to keep an eye on
Speaker 1: and couple of positions I'm going to kind of go
Speaker 1: heavy on in this little mock offseason here that we're
Speaker 1: about to do in a couple of seconds, because I
Speaker 1: think the Dolphins defense can really kind of take a
Speaker 1: big step here under Anthony Weaver after finishing fourth and
Speaker 1: total defense last year in his first season, And we
Speaker 1: heard Mike McDaniel on this program talk about how he
Speaker 1: saw that shift occur around mid season, which you know,
Speaker 1: tracks they kind of lost that Buffalo and Arizona game
Speaker 1: because they couldn't get off the field, and they followed
Speaker 1: that up with some really good performances against the Rams
Speaker 1: on Monday Night Football. They shut down two bad offenses
Speaker 1: and the Raiders and the Patriots, and then you know,
Speaker 1: had the rough outings against the likes of the Green
Speaker 1: Bay Packers and in a tough spot and couldn't tackle
Speaker 1: that night, But they had good games against the Niners
Speaker 1: against the Texans later on before ultimately getting gashed on
Speaker 1: the final day of the season, but I think that
Speaker 1: was not a real indication of who this team is
Speaker 1: because well, their best player quit the game, right. That's
Speaker 1: another topic for another day. We won't get into that
Speaker 1: here on this podcast. But I listed out some guys
Speaker 1: that were like my guys in free agency. I'll just
Speaker 1: read it off real quick because it's going to kind
Speaker 1: of double dip here and overlap each other. But Trey Lance,
Speaker 1: Elijah Mitchell, the quarterback, running back Josh Palmer, I do
Speaker 1: like Nick Westbrook Akine, but I think he might be
Speaker 1: His projected market was kind of curious to me. We'll
Speaker 1: see what he actually gets out there. And then James
Speaker 1: Daniels and Will Hernandez I love will Freeze, but I
Speaker 1: think he's going to be way too expensive. Patrick McCary,
Speaker 1: Daniel bruns Killed, Josh Jones, Derek Nandi, Bobby Brown, bj Hill,
Speaker 1: Michael Hoyt, Chase Young, Charles Amnahu, linebackers Willie Gay and
Speaker 1: Jamie and Sherwood. The cornerbacks Nate Hobbs and Brandon Ick
Speaker 1: Eckles with Trayvon Merrigg Taloonoah Hafanga, and then Jeremy Chin
Speaker 1: at the safety position where some of the guys that
Speaker 1: I wrote down just wanted to get to all that.
Speaker 1: We'll also do a different version of the wavish Tringfield
Speaker 1: mock draft four thousand and I'll go ahead and play
Speaker 1: that soundrop for you guys, since I know it was
Speaker 1: so popular last time we did it. Taking a look
Speaker 1: at what might happen after my proposed free agency, and again,
Speaker 1: is anything that's going to be right?
Speaker 2: Who knows? I really don't know.
Speaker 1: I feel like I have a good feel on where
Speaker 1: they're going, just based upon, you know, being a fly
Speaker 1: on the wall and recognizing trends over the last couple
Speaker 1: of years. But this is more of my study and
Speaker 1: my own independent type of input, not like I'm hearing
Speaker 1: things and this is what I'm going to put you
Speaker 1: in the podcast.
Speaker 2: That's not how we do it here. That's that is
Speaker 2: not kosher, if you will. This is me.
Speaker 1: Spending two months watching film, engaging the markets, and just
Speaker 1: see what this team needs. So let's go ahead and
Speaker 1: kick it off here with this concept of three levels
Speaker 1: of free agent targets. The premium contracts are going to
Speaker 1: be guys that earn up to or rather more than
Speaker 1: ten million dollars. Apy I would have a platinum category,
Speaker 1: because there's guys that make thirty million dollars fifty million
Speaker 1: dollars in this league, which would be where like a
Speaker 1: Sam Donald would be right where a Chris Godwin would
Speaker 1: be if he doesn't go back to the Buccaneers those
Speaker 1: type of t Higgins contracts. But I don't think Miami's
Speaker 1: in play for that one because that's largely quarterbacks, receivers, tackles, edges,
Speaker 1: and corners, and I don't think Miami's in the market
Speaker 1: for those positions. Sam's cornerback, and I don't think they're
Speaker 1: in the market for a big money quarterback. And I
Speaker 1: also I think, but I know this, that we're not
Speaker 1: the type of team that spends twenty three million dollars
Speaker 1: on Trey Smith or twenty million dollars on Christian Wilkins.
Speaker 2: You get what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: And I think the edges available, I do not see
Speaker 1: a platinum player there, although one of the guys on
Speaker 1: my list was about seven million dollars more than my
Speaker 1: projection when I looked it up on spot rack. But
Speaker 1: I digress there because I do not see a premium player,
Speaker 1: and that actually probably removes this player off my list.
Speaker 1: I'll get to that here in one second. So, for instance,
Speaker 1: the best safeties on the board are in the same
Speaker 1: range as the best edges because there are all pro
Speaker 1: caliber safeties and not even a Pro Bowl caliber edge
Speaker 1: on the board.
Speaker 2: But those costs kind of even out. Does that make
Speaker 2: sense to you guys? All right?
Speaker 1: So here are my premium free agent market targets. This
Speaker 1: is ten million plus per year, and I gave myself
Speaker 1: the allowance to choose two of these guys, and then
Speaker 1: my second wave was anywhere from two to four depending
Speaker 1: on what I did in that first In this first market,
Speaker 1: which actually spoiler, I didn't sign any of these guys,
Speaker 1: it was Will Freeze at fourteen million bucks, the former
Speaker 1: Colts guard. He would be a slam dunk fit here.
Speaker 1: He'd be a Pro Bowl player for US if you
Speaker 1: can get him. That's pretty expensive. Makai Bectam is projected
Speaker 1: at ten million bucks, but I could see him getting more.
Speaker 1: He was also in the list here. And then Patrick
Speaker 1: McCary was a guy that I was planning on signing
Speaker 1: until I saw the spot rack evaluation of eleven million
Speaker 1: bucks per year. I think that he's probably a backup here,
Speaker 1: a sixth swingman at four positions. I just can't justify
Speaker 1: that for more than half of my starting offensive lineman.
Speaker 1: And then Chase Young was the trojan horse I was
Speaker 1: talking about earlier, seventeen million bucks projected on spot Rack
Speaker 1: did not spow track, did not expect that. And then
Speaker 1: Michael Hoyt from the Rams was my other edge option
Speaker 1: for twelve million per year. Cornerback Paulson a debo for
Speaker 1: eleven million bucks a year from the Saints, and then
Speaker 1: Trayvon Merrig from the Raiders is fifteen million dollars per year.
Speaker 1: I did not inc freeze Beckon, McCary, Young, Hoyt, Adebo
Speaker 1: or Merrig, even though I identified them as potential targets.
Speaker 1: Here is where I did go heavy in the second
Speaker 1: wave of free agency. Nick Westbrook a kine was a
Speaker 1: five million dollar projection. In fact, he, Brandon Cooks, and
Speaker 1: Josh Palmer all were the wide receivers and none of
Speaker 1: them got contracts from your boy. I did, however, sign
Speaker 1: two offensive lineman here and one defensive line and I went
Speaker 1: James Daniels from the Steelers eight million dollars per year,
Speaker 1: which I could see that softening a little bit, and
Speaker 1: if it does, maybe I can afford one more player
Speaker 1: in this grouping of players here, but coming off the
Speaker 1: Achilles injury, I could see the pause there, But his
Speaker 1: tape is elite. He's an elite athlete that fits what
Speaker 1: we do at the guard position. He can play center
Speaker 1: in a pinch as well. I think that he is
Speaker 1: like the perfect, the picture perfect interior offensive lineman for
Speaker 1: this system, sans coming off the Achilles injury. So that
Speaker 1: kind of maybe saves you a couple of bucks and
Speaker 1: does introduce some consternation about that acquisition. I'm very well
Speaker 1: aware of that, but I'm going with it anyways. I'm
Speaker 1: also gonna sign Will Hernandez. Those are my two starting
Speaker 1: guards in twenty twenty five. I'm gonna have James Daniels
Speaker 1: play left guard and Will Hernandez play right guard. That's
Speaker 1: two bigger bodies. That's one really good athlete, one good
Speaker 1: enough athlete, and two really good pass protectors alongside Aaron Brewer,
Speaker 1: who I think can help protect him inside a little
Speaker 1: bit in terms of his sized efficiency there, keep to
Speaker 1: a tongue by lower upright, get some push in the
Speaker 1: running game, and keep our outside zone game intact with
Speaker 1: those two players. Jonah Jackson was also on the target.
Speaker 1: I passed on that because he's a trade option. He
Speaker 1: would be owed nine million bucks this year in seventeen
Speaker 1: million bucks next year, which you probably would redo that
Speaker 1: contract to lop off that third year or the second year,
Speaker 1: I should say a third year of the total deal.
Speaker 1: But I'm just not going to part with picks because
Speaker 1: I want I want my picks that I have coming up.
Speaker 1: I also signed a Rams player here pipping over to
Speaker 1: the defensive side, Bobby Brown, and Kyle was saying he
Speaker 1: thinks you can do him for four million because of
Speaker 1: the snap count and the lack of sacks, but watching
Speaker 1: his tape, I just don't know about that. And with
Speaker 1: the salary cap rising, I did put him in a
Speaker 1: six million dollar bind.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 1: We're going to sign him from the Rams. He's going
Speaker 1: to be my number two alongside Zach Seeler on the inside.
Speaker 1: I passed up on Greg Gains for eight million bucks,
Speaker 1: LEVI on Wuzerique from the lines for six million bucks.
Speaker 1: I took Brown because he can play a more nose
Speaker 1: tackle and he can kind of be my one A
Speaker 1: with Benito Jones being my one B at nose tackle.
Speaker 1: With Brown playing more three technique reps when I do
Speaker 1: have b Jones on the field. My edge option here
Speaker 1: was Charles Amenahu, who is projected for nine million bucks.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go ahead and pass on that. The two
Speaker 1: linebackers are three rather here that were in play, Willie
Speaker 1: Gay Junior from the Saints, Jamien Sherwood from the Jets,
Speaker 1: and Jermaine Pratt, who would be a trade option.
Speaker 2: We're not going to do that.
Speaker 1: But those three guys were eight seven six million bucks respectively.
Speaker 1: I would be curious to kick the tires on Sherwood
Speaker 1: in that spot, but a little bit spending for me.
Speaker 1: And then Brandon Stevens, a seven million dollar cornerback, and
Speaker 1: then Jeremy Chin and Julian Blackman seven million bucks and
Speaker 1: eight million bucks at the safety position. I did sign
Speaker 1: one of those guys. I think Jeremy Chin could be
Speaker 1: your Derwin James, your I sort of Kyle Hamilton what
Speaker 1: Isaiah Simmons was supposed to be. I think Weave would
Speaker 1: kill for a guy that can do a little bit
Speaker 1: of everything, which is why I think Nick Aman Worry
Speaker 1: and Jihad Campbell and Carson sweeshing heer a little bit
Speaker 1: in the in play for the Dolphins early in this
Speaker 1: year's draft, but I'm going with Jeremy Chin at the spot.
Speaker 1: Experience had a really good year last year for the Commanders,
Speaker 1: and he can play all three levels of your defense.
Speaker 1: Then the bargain department, where I spent a good deal
Speaker 1: of money here, signing one, two, three, four, five six
Speaker 1: players ready quarterback Marcus Mariota for four million bucks. He
Speaker 1: won out over Trey Lance for two million bucks. On
Speaker 1: my options here, I only had one running back on
Speaker 1: this entire list, and I signed him, Elijah Mitchell from
Speaker 1: the forty nine Ers. He's minimum deal. He's going to
Speaker 1: come in here and be running back three if he
Speaker 1: can stay healthy. For once, wide receiver Josh Palmer four
Speaker 1: million bucks passed on him. I passed on receiver Diami Brown.
Speaker 1: I think the two million dollar projection here is way
Speaker 1: too low. I think it's going to get a lot
Speaker 1: more than that. I also passed on tight end John
Speaker 1: Bates for a million bucks. I also passed on Josh Jones,
Speaker 1: and I think his two million dollar projection the Ravens
Speaker 1: tackle is to me way too low. I did, however,
Speaker 1: sign a guy that was drafted by the forty nine
Speaker 1: Ers to play guard for four years and played really
Speaker 1: well there, and then went to the Titans and played
Speaker 1: two years of tackle there. So he's played four positions
Speaker 1: across the offensive line, and actually he's played five because
Speaker 1: he has played center two. Daniel Brunskill for three million
Speaker 1: bucks a year. I passed on Derek Noddy, the Chiefs
Speaker 1: defensive tackle, for three million bucks. I did ink Marcus
Speaker 1: Davenport from the Lions for two million bucks a year,
Speaker 1: just trying to kind of hit lightning into bottle here
Speaker 1: with a very physically gifted player who has not performed
Speaker 1: to that first round draft pick status. I passed on
Speaker 1: Peyton Turner two million bucks. I signed linebacker Chris Barnes
Speaker 1: from the Cardinals for two million bucks, passing on Oron
Speaker 1: Burks from the Equals at three million bucks. And then
Speaker 1: my last signing was cornerback Nate Hobbs of the Raiders
Speaker 1: for four million to play my slot and outside positions
Speaker 1: alongside Ramsey and Kohu. I passed on Brandon Eckles and
Speaker 1: DeMar Hamlin. Both those players were projected at three million
Speaker 1: bucks per so that's forty one million dollars in new
Speaker 1: money I spent. I also brought back cater Coohu and
Speaker 1: Tyrell Dodson for five million apiece, roughly Tya Spouser, Deshan
Speaker 1: Hand and Benito Jones for two million bucks apiece. And
Speaker 1: the minimum signings back that will not count against the
Speaker 1: top fifty one. You only have to your salary cap
Speaker 1: only constitutes a top fifty one players in your roster.
Speaker 1: Bet some folks out there telling you about this stuff
Speaker 1: didn't know that. Via River creak Craft, I brought back
Speaker 1: Isaiah Whim and Elijah Campbell. I brought back Quentin Bell
Speaker 1: and Cam Good off the edge, two more receivers and
Speaker 1: Grant Dabos and ds Gridge and tackle key On Smith.
Speaker 1: So roughly fifty seven million bucks. I spent new money
Speaker 1: this year. Thanks a lot to Ron Armstead for giving
Speaker 1: us that flexibility. And that leaves us with the draft.
Speaker 1: I wrote the roster out here, but let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and skip over that and just get into my draft
Speaker 1: position before we take a break and get to the
Speaker 1: great rhet lewis here. I feel as though I am
Speaker 1: set at quarterback with two good ones. My skill positions
Speaker 1: I feel very good about with the running back inclusion,
Speaker 1: and I didn't sign any receivers. But with what I
Speaker 1: plan to do in the draftter, I feel good about
Speaker 1: where I'm sitting. I feel like my offensive line is
Speaker 1: kind of loaded. I've got depth, I've got versatility, I've
Speaker 1: got five good starters. I have quality talent and depth
Speaker 1: at defensive tackle, cornerback, and edge. I feel like I
Speaker 1: have big needs at linebacker and safety, and really those detackle, cornerback,
Speaker 1: edges could all use one more piece.
Speaker 2: So we're gonna go into the draft with that in mind.
Speaker 1: But I really like going into this draft with a
Speaker 1: you need it backer in safety because I can get
Speaker 1: starters at both those spots on Day two in my opinion,
Speaker 1: And if that's even thinking, if we don't need you know,
Speaker 1: I think Tygrell Dotson could be a star. So I
Speaker 1: kind of gave myself a list of options across each pick. Here,
Speaker 1: let's actually go ahead and take a break and they'll
Speaker 1: come back and do that. And then here from Rhet
Speaker 1: Lewis on the other side of the Draft Time podcast,
Speaker 1: your host Travis Wingfield, brought to you by Auto Nation
Speaker 1: back here after free agency mock Central, let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and talk about this draft. So I gave myself one
Speaker 1: two three, four, five, six, seven, eight options at the
Speaker 1: first one, two, three, four, five, six, seven draft picks.
Speaker 1: So a lot of names to cover here, but I
Speaker 1: basically have a random category offensive line, tight end, defensive tackle,
Speaker 1: edge linebacker, cornerback, in safety.
Speaker 2: So I had to parse my way through all these options.
Speaker 1: So here's my first My pick thirteen options were Johnny
Speaker 1: Baron the corner safety from Texas, Kelvin Banks the offensive
Speaker 1: line from Texas, Tyler Warren, Kenneth Grant, mikel Williams, Jehad Campbell,
Speaker 1: will Johnson the corn cornerback from Michigan, and safety nick
Speaker 1: Iman Warry from South Carolina State. I went with Tyler Warren.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna stick with that for the rest of the way.
Speaker 1: I just I think the way he impacts this offense,
Speaker 1: You've heard me talk about it relentlessly. I'm going to
Speaker 1: stay there for the rest of the way. At pick
Speaker 1: forty eight. Really had a tough time here. Party wants
Speaker 1: to go Campbell at thirteen, then come back with Mason
Speaker 1: Taylor at forty eight. If he's even there, I don't
Speaker 1: even think he will be actually, But between that with
Speaker 1: Charles Grant, my offensive line option, I put Jack Besh
Speaker 1: and Jayden Higgins the two big receivers as the options there.
Speaker 1: Alfred Collins a defensive tackle option, Xavier Watts my safety option.
Speaker 1: But I'm going with cornerback Jacob Parrish because he runs
Speaker 1: a four to three. He plays like he's pissed off.
Speaker 1: He's feisty, he can press, he can play the run,
Speaker 1: he can blitz. He's kind of like Trent McDuffie light
Speaker 1: in a lot of ways. I'm taking him at pick
Speaker 1: forty eight, and then at picked ninety eight, I went
Speaker 1: with Darius Alexander, the defensive tackle from Toledo with elite
Speaker 1: first step quickness and twitch. He's going to be my
Speaker 1: third defensive tackle and a great pass rusher right away,
Speaker 1: passing up on Tyler Shook on Miles Frasier, on on,
Speaker 1: Josiah Stewart on Danny Stutzman on Leathan Ransom was the
Speaker 1: other guy I really had penciled in there, but I
Speaker 1: came back at picked one fourteen and took safety Billy
Speaker 1: Bowman out of Oklahoma. He kind of has some Jesse
Speaker 1: Bates to his game, obviously not quite as accomplished, but
Speaker 1: his ability to read from that center field position and
Speaker 1: break on the football was very attractive. I passed up
Speaker 1: on Jackson Slater, the Sacramento State guard that I love.
Speaker 1: Bachelle Tooton, the running back from Virginia Tech.
Speaker 2: I like him a lot as well.
Speaker 1: I passed up on Maxwell Harriston, junior from Kentucky the cornerback,
Speaker 1: and Jordan Phillips, the defensive tackle from Maryland. At picked
Speaker 1: one thirty five, I took wide receiver Kyle Williams, the
Speaker 1: out of Washington State, but Goo Koogs is a he
Speaker 1: ran four to three that pairs with his really good
Speaker 1: route running ability and big time production in college. I
Speaker 1: passed up on Jared Ivy, Jamary Caldwell and Quincy Riley
Speaker 1: and Anthony Belton across the offensive line there and Jackson
Speaker 1: Hawes a tight end.
Speaker 3: Two.
Speaker 1: I took Max Brosmer, the Minnesota quarterback, next, passing up
Speaker 1: on Arondez Gads in the second JJ Peggey I think
Speaker 1: I said that right, and then some other players across
Speaker 1: that board, and then I went with CJ. West we'll
Speaker 1: talk about him here with raht Lewis in a second,
Speaker 1: the Indiana defensive tackle. And that is the last pre
Speaker 1: pre agency.
Speaker 2: The Lavish twin field mock draft generator four thousand.
Speaker 1: Calculating data that we are going to do. But I
Speaker 1: will have Kyle Krabs on the show Monday to take
Speaker 1: me through his mock off season to compare notes back
Speaker 1: and forth with him. With that said, let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and get to my final roster from all of this.
Speaker 1: If you cannot tell, this is an addition into the podcast.
Speaker 1: I had recorded this before the information came across that
Speaker 1: Bradley Chubb was going to agree to reduce his salary
Speaker 1: for the season and convert that contract into bonuses that
Speaker 1: he can re earn back through incentives, and I wanted
Speaker 1: to put this on a separate audio file and add
Speaker 1: it into the podcast because it just tells you about
Speaker 1: where this culture is and where it needs to go
Speaker 1: to take the next step. It is not a place
Speaker 1: that guys don't want to work, obviously. Now they need
Speaker 1: to find a way to tighten the reins a little
Speaker 1: bit and make it a fun place to work that
Speaker 1: has a better sense of accountability. But I think Bradley
Speaker 1: Chubb is a good example of the kind of guy
Speaker 1: they've focused on over the last few years who did
Speaker 1: not take advantage of the situation. Beechub is an a
Speaker 1: class human being. I can say that from experience. I
Speaker 1: think he's a really good football player when he's healthy.
Speaker 1: I am worried a little bit about that cliff that
Speaker 1: comes around age thirty for his position, especially off another
Speaker 1: major reconstructive knee surgery. But remember this was in January
Speaker 1: of twenty twenty three, So we are going to be
Speaker 1: a fool. What was that twenty months removed from the
Speaker 1: injury when the new season begins. So for Beechub to
Speaker 1: reduce his salary to basically, I haven't earned it quite yet,
Speaker 1: let me go earn it on the football field and
Speaker 1: help the team as a result, I think that's awesome.
Speaker 3: I think it.
Speaker 2: Solves a big issue this roster is going to have.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna edit it right now because obviously don't
Speaker 1: have the microphone and the equipment to do it. But
Speaker 1: in my final roster analysis, you're not gonna hear Beachubb
Speaker 1: in the list. But when you put him in that list,
Speaker 1: and if you think of at least eighty percent of
Speaker 1: the player he was in twenty twenty three when he
Speaker 1: got hurt, that's a big shot in the arm to
Speaker 1: this pass rush. So his run defense, I think It
Speaker 1: allows you to be more creative with Chop Robinson. It
Speaker 1: allows you to kind of ease both he and JP
Speaker 1: back in. It allows you to get more runway for
Speaker 1: your development from Mohammed Kamara, for Grayson Murphy, for Quentin Bell.
Speaker 1: Big fan of this move at the reduced cost, Bradley Chubb,
Speaker 1: You're the man quarterback to a tongue by Loa, Marcus
Speaker 1: Mariota and Max Brosmer. So, I have my starter, my
Speaker 1: veteran backup, and my rookie developmental piece at running back.
Speaker 2: I feel light here.
Speaker 1: I'll probably come back on day three, maybe try to
Speaker 1: find like an RJ. Harvey or something from UC, but
Speaker 1: I'm going light here with A chan Wright, Elijah Mitchell,
Speaker 1: alec Ingold. I need one more back in that group
Speaker 1: at receiver, Tyreek Hill, Jalen Wattle, Malik Washington, Kyle Williams.
Speaker 1: Slotson is my fourth. And then I've got a bunch
Speaker 1: of guys competing in Eric Azukama, River Craycraft, d S. Gridge,
Speaker 1: Grant Debos, and Taj Washington at tight end. I freaking
Speaker 1: love this room. Tyler Warren, John new Smith, Julian Hill,
Speaker 1: and Tanner Connor. That's gonna be a three man room.
Speaker 1: Off the top, I already know how it's gonna work
Speaker 1: from camp into the regular season. And then my tackles
Speaker 1: are Patrick Paul and Austin Jackson with Daniel Brunskill the
Speaker 1: swing and I'm gonna let Keon Smith compete for that
Speaker 1: top swing job to push Brunskill into a pos a
Speaker 1: possible swing guard swing tackle option. I've got so many
Speaker 1: options because wi I did on the offensive line. That's
Speaker 1: why I feel great. I have like eight nine guys
Speaker 1: that I feel really good about. That's where you want
Speaker 1: to be. And then Braden Daniels is in the room
Speaker 1: also with James Daniels, Aaron Brewer, Will Hernandez, Isaiah Winn,
Speaker 1: and Andrew Meyer my top interior guys with Brunskill to add,
Speaker 1: So my starters are going to be Paul Daniels, Brewer, Hernandez,
Speaker 1: and Jackson with Brunskill, Keon Smith and Isaiah Win my
Speaker 1: top backups. I feel pretty good about that with Andrew
Speaker 1: Meyer in there as well. On defense, Zach Seeler is
Speaker 1: the straw that stirs the drink. I gave him, Bobby
Speaker 1: Brown next to him and Darius Alexander. That's a nose
Speaker 1: and a three technique, both with really good twitch, one
Speaker 1: really good run defender, one really good pass rusher. I
Speaker 1: also brought back Deshan Hand and Benito Jones for depth
Speaker 1: up front, and I also drafted CJ. West, who has
Speaker 1: a little bit of everything in his game as a
Speaker 1: dev piece. On the back of that, this is where
Speaker 1: I feel a little bit light. We could do some
Speaker 1: more here. Jalen Phillips and Chop Robinson my two edges.
Speaker 1: I think JP is going to be back in Week
Speaker 1: one like he was last year, hopefully we don't have
Speaker 1: a safety takeout his knees again. And then Marcus Davenport's
Speaker 1: my third. I don't love that. I need more from
Speaker 1: Mohammed Kamara this year. And then I do feel good
Speaker 1: about this part of the room as far as depth
Speaker 1: goes with Quintin Bell, Tyas Bowser, Grayson Murphy, Cameron Good
Speaker 1: and Zach Seeler is going to factor in off the
Speaker 1: edge as well because he's played lots of five technique
Speaker 1: here and because of my the defensive tackle, I can
Speaker 1: do that. And I'm still gonna give kalay As Campbell
Speaker 1: a call and say what's it gonna take to get
Speaker 1: you back here again next to You're a big fellow.
Speaker 1: So overall those two groups together I feel good about,
Speaker 1: even if the edge spot is a little bit weak,
Speaker 1: because I can pool Seeler and I might have Kalais
Speaker 1: Campbell on speed dial linebackers, where I also don't feel great.
Speaker 1: Jordan Brooks, to me has all pro potential we know
Speaker 1: about that. Tyrell Dotson is my two, and then Chris Barnes,
Speaker 1: the Arizona free agent, is my three. With Chang Tendall
Speaker 1: to four. We probably need another body there. Maybe that's
Speaker 1: a Day three pick or a UDFA competing for that spot.
Speaker 1: And then at cornerback Ramsey and Coho with Nate Hobbs
Speaker 1: as my initial starter in the slot, but Jacob Parrish
Speaker 1: is gonna get a chance to start as well, and
Speaker 1: quite frankly, I think we're gonna play a lot of
Speaker 1: six man defensive back packages where we have multiple guys
Speaker 1: out there, and Parish could be a safety swing kind
Speaker 1: of guy as well. So there's all kinds of options here.
Speaker 1: But Ramsey, co Who, Hobbs and Perish, and then Smith,
Speaker 1: Duck Bonner and Ryan Cooper competing for those spots. I
Speaker 1: could see going with one of the other hobbes or
Speaker 1: para and then kind of letting that cornerback spot play
Speaker 1: itself out and hopefully someone rises to the occasion. But
Speaker 1: I don't want to leave it to chance, because I
Speaker 1: want the secondary to be humming with seven to eight
Speaker 1: guys deep. And that's why I signed Jeremy Chin to
Speaker 1: be all over the place. That's why I drafted Billy
Speaker 1: Bowman to play center field for us. And then I
Speaker 1: have Patrick mc morris as kind of a nickel safety,
Speaker 1: with Elijah Campbell back in his special teams role rounding
Speaker 1: out the room. It kind of feels like you're going
Speaker 1: to go into camp this year with like two, maybe
Speaker 1: hopefully just one position where it's like, you know, let's
Speaker 1: see what happens here. And I tend to think off
Speaker 1: ball linebacker is that spot maybe in the defensive backfield,
Speaker 1: but at linebacker you signed Dotson, perhaps get a Barnes
Speaker 1: or a Berks type of addition there, and hopefully one
Speaker 1: of those three as well as a draft picker Udfa
Speaker 1: hits behind Brooks. And then I think maybe at cornerback
Speaker 1: as well. But I'm really conflicted, like if I had
Speaker 1: to pivot my first two picks I would go Bama
Speaker 1: linebacker Jahad Campbell and then come back with Mason Taylor
Speaker 1: at forty eight. But again I've decided to just stick
Speaker 1: with Tyler Warren at pick thirteen. I think he just
Speaker 1: changes so much for you. So there you go and
Speaker 1: doct what Let me know what you think of that
Speaker 1: roster here before this all starts to happen on social
Speaker 1: media and we'll have fun, let's go ahead and quickly
Speaker 1: pivot now to my chat with NFL Network's Rhet Lewis,
Speaker 1: the Indiana Hoosier and great host and great analyst. He
Speaker 1: gave me a fun chat at the Combine floor back
Speaker 1: last week in Indianapolis. Joining us today is one of
Speaker 1: the anchors of Combine coverage here all week long in Indianapolis.
Speaker 1: NFL Network talent Rhett Lewis, Rhett, thanks for joining the show. Man.
Speaker 2: Been a long time fan years in.
Speaker 3: The first time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I appreciate that man. Thanks for having me. I
Speaker 4: love this time of year. I love Draft, I love Combine.
Speaker 4: This is one of my favorite events and a great
Speaker 4: opportunity to learn more about players and kind of get to,
Speaker 4: you know, talk to a bunch of teams and coaches
Speaker 4: and players It's just it checks all the boxes for me.
Speaker 1: It's so cool because I was telling you before you
Speaker 1: came on that we have somewhat similar paths. I mean,
Speaker 1: I've been a host and then kind of also branch
Speaker 1: into the analyst world and do both those jobs now,
Speaker 1: and in fact, I anchor our postgame show for the
Speaker 1: local radio station.
Speaker 3: Nice.
Speaker 1: But I also kind of like being the one that
Speaker 1: gets cued up as an analyst, and you've kind of
Speaker 1: taken that similar role as well. Yeah, and my question
Speaker 1: for you is, you know, how did you make that transition?
Speaker 1: And I assume you were heavily resourceful with all the
Speaker 1: people you've had around you, like a Daniel, Jeremiah Shurstance,
Speaker 1: Bucky Brooks, those guys, well, I mean.
Speaker 4: They're the you know, Daniel's the best in the world
Speaker 4: at being a draft expert. There's there's nobody whose opinion
Speaker 4: I trust more than him, and and that's because he
Speaker 4: works at it and I know it so and obviously
Speaker 4: has been there and done it in the league. And
Speaker 4: it also turns out that he can regurgitate that information
Speaker 4: in a highly entertaining manner, which is obviously what an
Speaker 4: analyst is all about. So yeah, seeing him around has
Speaker 4: certainly helped, you know, kind of refine the way in
Speaker 4: which I've approached other avenues in my career. And I
Speaker 4: think the thing that did it for me was finding
Speaker 4: a way to get back into live games, you know.
Speaker 3: I I was I've been a.
Speaker 4: Studio host to NFL Network for eleven years and I
Speaker 4: love that, but there was this itch to get back
Speaker 4: around games, which the studio gig does not really allow
Speaker 4: me to do a whole lot. So in order to
Speaker 4: do that, I went back to Milma Modern, Indiana and
Speaker 4: joined the radio broadcast team there and was the color
Speaker 4: analyst for two years. I then, I've also been wanting
Speaker 4: to get into play by play for a while. I've
Speaker 4: done a bunch of play by play games, and then
Speaker 4: I got in with Big ten Network, you know, as
Speaker 4: a as a color analyst for Indiana's spring game last year,
Speaker 4: which then they asked me to go and be on
Speaker 4: one of their crews all year long as a sideline person.
Speaker 4: So I feel like I can.
Speaker 3: I can.
Speaker 4: I'm more jack of all trades right now than master
Speaker 4: of one, but we're working towards that maybe we can
Speaker 4: find a way to be master of them all.
Speaker 3: But it sure does take a takes.
Speaker 4: It takes a toll trying to be everything to everyone,
Speaker 4: but it's great. I mean, like when you love the
Speaker 4: subject matter easy, it makes it a lot very.
Speaker 1: Easy the more you can do it. So that's the
Speaker 1: moniker of the National Football League. And when you walked over,
Speaker 1: I was actually editing podcast, which five years ago was
Speaker 1: not something really that well in my repertoire. Right here
Speaker 1: we are doing it at a high level, i'd like
Speaker 1: to think these days. So yeah, great stuff, man, that
Speaker 1: the Move Sticks podcast is one of the best out there.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Love having you guys give me all the content for
Speaker 1: these draft prospects and really the background detail on these guys.
Speaker 1: That's that's gotta be a fun part of this whole thing.
Speaker 4: For you, you know, and getting to do play by
Speaker 4: play for the Senior Bowl this year for NFL Network
Speaker 4: really kind of allowed me the opportunity and the necessity
Speaker 4: to dig into the background story of you know, all
Speaker 4: those players that were there. So you know, that was
Speaker 4: that was the thing that consumed most of my time.
Speaker 4: Whereas you know, in my my college roles, i'd be
Speaker 4: you know, watching their tape, but in this one, I
Speaker 4: was trying to learn more about who they are, and
Speaker 4: because obviously, you know, DJ and Charles were we're providing
Speaker 4: you know, all of the analysis. But I've also found
Speaker 4: that getting to be around those guys in my role
Speaker 4: at Big ten Network, like on the college side, has
Speaker 4: helped on the NFL side this time of year, understand
Speaker 4: who they are and get to talk to some coaches
Speaker 4: about him and that sort of thing. So yeah, I
Speaker 4: love I love learning with the stories. And God, we
Speaker 4: had some incredible ones at the Senior Bowl and some
Speaker 4: of those guys are obviously a bunch most of those
Speaker 4: guys are here at the combine as well.
Speaker 2: Is the anyone that stands out to you?
Speaker 4: I mean Jack besh is, you know, unfortunately for all
Speaker 4: the wrong reasons. But what he did to turn it,
Speaker 4: you know into good uh and and into some positivity
Speaker 4: after his brother was killed in the terrorist attack on
Speaker 4: New Orleans in New Year's Day, catching the game when
Speaker 4: he passed at the Senior Bowl, I think, you know,
Speaker 4: showed what kind of mentally tough kid he is.
Speaker 3: But it also showed like what a damn good football player.
Speaker 4: Yes, absolutely, Like let's have let that get lost in
Speaker 4: the shuffle here of what was a great moment.
Speaker 3: So he's he's an incredible one.
Speaker 4: Gosh, there's a there, There's there's a million stories out
Speaker 4: there that we could we could go into, but I
Speaker 4: don't think anyone's going to rise above Jack Besh.
Speaker 3: At this point.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Hearing him speak, like within a week of that happening,
Speaker 1: you almost couldn't even tell, like the way he was
Speaker 1: like kind of locked in on all of it.
Speaker 4: So what football helps you and you know what can
Speaker 4: help in in that that healing process.
Speaker 1: And I think Jack also seems to be a guy
Speaker 1: that with his size, you know, in a smaller Dolphins
Speaker 1: receivers room and that temperament.
Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe he's a fit for the Dolphins at.
Speaker 1: Some point on Day two in this year's draft, all
Speaker 1: day long. Yeah, I think him and his teammate Save
Speaker 1: Williams are fun. Are fun process. Yes, very good point
Speaker 1: with that in mind, when you look at the Dolphins
Speaker 1: this year's draft. I've had a lot of folks in
Speaker 1: this chair this week and I've asked him the same
Speaker 1: question and I've got a lot of very variable answers
Speaker 1: that are kind of fun to go through. But when
Speaker 1: you look at the Miami Dolphins in this year's draft
Speaker 1: and offseason, what do you what kind of is the
Speaker 1: I guess overarching theme to you about what they need
Speaker 1: to do to to kind of find their way back
Speaker 1: into the playoffs, you know, after a down year when
Speaker 1: you know, if two was healthy probably back in the playoffs.
Speaker 2: He wasn't for this season. But how do they find
Speaker 2: their way back into the postseason?
Speaker 4: And I think it's it's rekindling a dominant run game,
Speaker 4: you know. I mean, Mike is such a genius at
Speaker 4: figuring that stuff out, and I'm sure he will, but
Speaker 4: like that to me feels like, you know, like that's
Speaker 4: who the Dolphins were when they were really rolling, when
Speaker 4: that offense was just so difficult to stop. Is that
Speaker 4: run game, you know, with with whether it was Devon
Speaker 4: a Chen or whether it was Mostard or Wilson or
Speaker 4: you know, like whoever was healthy, which has kind of
Speaker 4: been the unfortunate part of that.
Speaker 3: A lot of those guys haven't been healthy.
Speaker 4: Throughout the course of the season consistently, so I guess,
Speaker 4: you know, that is tough, but ultimately, like they've got
Speaker 4: to rebuild that offensive line, you know, I think and
Speaker 4: obviously seeing that some of the headlines with Toron Armstead
Speaker 4: and you know, not not necessarily counting on him to
Speaker 4: be a part of it. I think, you know, sitting
Speaker 4: there at thirteen, you're gonna have a chance to improve
Speaker 4: your offensive line, you know, right there, whether that's a
Speaker 4: guy like Booker from Alabama, whether it's Banks from Texas.
Speaker 4: I don't think Will Campbell's there at that point from LSU.
Speaker 4: Maybe a touch high for a player like Grey's Abele
Speaker 4: from North Dakota.
Speaker 3: Build my GA.
Speaker 4: It was incredible, And what he gives you is the
Speaker 4: opportunity to put him almost anywhere along the line. Although
Speaker 4: I feel like he's he's probably the best center in
Speaker 4: this year's class, although he took reps everywhere and won
Speaker 4: most of them at all those positions at the Senior Bowl.
Speaker 4: So what that'll do is allow you some versatility to
Speaker 4: get your best five out there. You know, maybe if
Speaker 4: there's an opportunity to slide down, that becomes a little
Speaker 4: bit more of a real possibility there. I think he's
Speaker 4: probably you're probably talking about a Zabel coming off the board,
Speaker 4: you know, I don't know eighteen to twenty eight at
Speaker 4: this point, but it's not that far off at thirteen anyway.
Speaker 4: So I think that would make sense. And then you know,
Speaker 4: you know, defensively, you know, I think what happens with
Speaker 4: Javon Holland will also play a big role in how
Speaker 4: this draft turns out.
Speaker 1: It's a deep class at safety as well, later on
Speaker 1: on Day two, Day three also, and then the free
Speaker 1: agent class is pretty pretty packed in that position as well. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's funny you mentioned Zabel, like talk about how much
Speaker 1: you can help yourself with the Senior Bowl.
Speaker 2: My goodness, he really shining.
Speaker 1: Example, it's incredible you mentioned Will Campbell and I'm curious
Speaker 1: to kind of circle back on him because I think
Speaker 1: when the college she's an ended, he was kind of
Speaker 1: thought as like the guy, not not maybe not Joe
Speaker 1: Alt level, but he was kind of the.
Speaker 2: Guy at the draft class.
Speaker 1: But the more I'm hearing from people like yourself this
Speaker 1: week in India, it sounds like maybe a move inside
Speaker 1: could be best for him.
Speaker 4: For Will Campbell, Yeah, I'd still keep Will Campbell at tackle.
Speaker 4: I think that's that's where he's at. I think there's
Speaker 4: there's certainly guys out there like armand Membu people are
Speaker 4: talking about as as potential, you know, ability to move
Speaker 4: in inside maybe better suited there. But he's really played
Speaker 4: tackle at Missouri and played very well in the SEC,
Speaker 4: so I don't know that that is a necessity. I
Speaker 4: think he's got framed there, you know, to be one
Speaker 4: of those guys, I think, you know, a player down
Speaker 4: the road like Jonah Mannheim from usc who also had
Speaker 4: another really good Senior Bowl week, could be a player
Speaker 4: that makes a lot of sense as an interior player
Speaker 4: to help upgrade that that part of it. You know,
Speaker 4: if you don't if you don't get one of those
Speaker 4: guys in the first first two rounds, Monheim could be
Speaker 4: availab a little bit later on.
Speaker 3: When you look at this draft as a whole.
Speaker 1: You know, the offensive line seems to be a kind
Speaker 1: of a sweet spot there. From Miami, I think, you know,
Speaker 1: there's some edge rushers you could look at defensive tackle
Speaker 1: position to kind of replace what you know you lost
Speaker 1: in Christian Wilkins and then this year with Kalais Campbell
Speaker 1: see what happens with him. But that seems to be
Speaker 1: kind of a sweet spot in this draft. But in
Speaker 1: terms of this class, you know, I keep hearing him
Speaker 1: like not super top heavy, but a lot of depth
Speaker 1: in the class. I'm just curious with the balance of
Speaker 1: the positions and maybe the lack of star power up top. Like,
Speaker 1: how would you describe this draft if you kind of
Speaker 1: had to look at it as on a whole the
Speaker 1: draft as a whole show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean it's a it's a big person draft.
Speaker 4: It really is, if you I'm really on both sides
Speaker 4: of the ball, with more top end talent on the
Speaker 4: defensive side for the big people. And so, you know,
Speaker 4: I think the Dolphins really hit on Chop Robinson last year, right,
Speaker 4: and so that process for them worked with Chopp. You know,
Speaker 4: looking at the way the Eagles win the Super Bowl,
Speaker 4: wouldn't hate him dialing up with Mike Green right there
Speaker 4: at pick number thirteen. I think, you know, the FBS
Speaker 4: stack leader at Marshall has shown some incredible ability, you
Speaker 4: know in mobile Senior Bowl on tape, that kind of
Speaker 4: sack production you don't just happen stance into.
Speaker 3: So I wouldn't hate that either.
Speaker 4: I mean, like, yeah, you're getting better there, but are
Speaker 4: you you know, are you dominant there?
Speaker 3: I don't know. Let's let's try to get better.
Speaker 4: And so I think that that's something especially you know,
Speaker 4: considering uh, you know, the health of you know Jalen
Speaker 4: Phillips and guys at that position too.
Speaker 1: I mean they opened the year last year with going
Speaker 1: into training camp. It was Breley Chubb. We knew he
Speaker 1: was going to miss some time. Jalen Phillips was on
Speaker 1: his way back.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Jack Barrett didn't make it to training camp. He retired
Speaker 1: on the team before that got there, and then Chock
Speaker 1: Robinson became what he was rookie.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So I had dinner last time with a buddy of
Speaker 1: mine who's brother in law intended attended Indiana, and i've
Speaker 1: I'm I'm big on this defensive tackle class, but he
Speaker 1: told me to ask Rehet Lewis about c J.
Speaker 3: West.
Speaker 4: C J. West is a is an interior disruptor, a
Speaker 4: little over six foot, three.
Speaker 3: Hundred pounds like he will.
Speaker 4: You know, I don't know that he's gonna sit there
Speaker 4: and cover up the center as a nose, but I
Speaker 4: think he could in a in a more of a
Speaker 4: four down type of scenario, could find his way to
Speaker 4: create some havoc inside.
Speaker 3: He did that at the Shrine Bowl in in.
Speaker 4: Dallas, and I think he's his game really blossomed and
Speaker 4: that's what he was asked to do at IU was like, Hey,
Speaker 4: don't worry about the gaps you get in there, cause
Speaker 4: Havoc linebackers will fix it for you.
Speaker 3: And and that's that's what he did.
Speaker 4: I would have liked to have seen it maybe a
Speaker 4: little bit more consistently, like that top level disruption, but
Speaker 4: I think he's got that in his bag, and I'll.
Speaker 3: Be really intrigued to see where he goes.
Speaker 4: I think he's probably you know, the ceiling right now
Speaker 4: kind of feels like a fourth round type of situation,
Speaker 4: but I feel really good about getting him on day three.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'd be interested.
Speaker 1: That's that's a fun defensive tackle class look at, especially
Speaker 1: up top with you know, all the Michigan guys. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean it's it's Walter Nolan. It's it's loaded up
Speaker 1: there rtt Lewis. So you can find him on the
Speaker 1: NFL Combine coverage this weekend NFL Draft as well all
Speaker 1: across the NFL media landscape and red before you go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I actually just remember this.
Speaker 1: So back in twenty twenty, my first year with the
Speaker 1: Miami Dolphins, they didn't have local talent on the on
Speaker 1: the like, on the scene for training camp because the
Speaker 1: of COVID and so they had me fill in and
Speaker 1: actually on Inside Training Camp Live you through it to me. Yes, nice,
Speaker 1: So I had forgotten about that. Then it kind of
Speaker 1: all came back to me here on the show. So
Speaker 1: look at this five years later making full search. Oh
Speaker 1: that's awesome, man, I hope you get to do that
Speaker 1: again this summer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it'd be great. Appreciate your time today, Ye, my pleasure.
Speaker 3: Thanks.
Speaker 2: I think one of my.
Speaker 1: Favorite parts about doing this job is when you get
Speaker 1: a kind of inclination for how a person is that
Speaker 1: you haven't met yet, and then you meet that person
Speaker 1: and they not only live up to that expectation but
Speaker 1: exceed it. And ratt Lewis is definitely one of those guys.
Speaker 1: So thanks to him and all the folks that joined
Speaker 1: us on the show throughout the week at the Combine.
Speaker 1: It really makes my job easier to have guests on
Speaker 1: the show and kind of get me through the entire
Speaker 1: week of content as I sprinkle in my own takes
Speaker 1: and thoughts and film evaluations and all the projections that
Speaker 1: we do here on the show with you guys to
Speaker 1: get different voices.
Speaker 2: So keep it locked right here.
Speaker 1: On Monday, Kyle Krabs joins us for one last the
Speaker 1: off season, and then on Wednesday, we're gonna have a
Speaker 1: whole bevy of moves to talk about, maybe some from
Speaker 1: your Miami Dolphins. We shall see. Until then, though, that's
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