WEBVTT - NFL Draft breakdown 0:00:05.058 --> 0:00:07.818 NFL Inside Report is the production of the NFL in 0:00:07.898 --> 0:00:21.298 partnership with I Heart Radio. What's up, everybody, Welcome to 0:00:21.338 --> 0:00:25.818 move the sticks and Inside Report. Oh yeah, a little 0:00:25.858 --> 0:00:30.778 little two for one special crossover crossover today. Excited. It's 0:00:30.778 --> 0:00:32.378 great to be back with Buck and Ratt here in 0:00:32.378 --> 0:00:36.018 the studio. The draft is behind us and we need 0:00:36.058 --> 0:00:38.138 to dig into it, guys. So I think what we 0:00:38.178 --> 0:00:39.898 do today is we go, let's go through the whole 0:00:39.898 --> 0:00:42.778 first round. We'll alternate picks. This kind of our quick 0:00:42.818 --> 0:00:45.018 snapshot of what happened in round one. They're gonna pick 0:00:45.018 --> 0:00:48.218 a couple of our favorite drafts that we liked overall. Overall, 0:00:48.218 --> 0:00:50.578 I think we've got to talk about what went down 0:00:50.618 --> 0:00:53.818 with the quarterbacks. Definitely, that's a discussion that needs to 0:00:53.818 --> 0:00:56.178 take place. But I figured, let's not let's not waste 0:00:56.178 --> 0:00:58.938 any time. Let's jump in. Let's go every other one. 0:00:58.978 --> 0:01:01.018 Here are the three of us. Why don't you start 0:01:01.098 --> 0:01:03.818 us off, Buck with the Jacks because you were in 0:01:03.898 --> 0:01:07.258 Jacksonville for the draft. Yeah, so did Jaguars take Trayvon Walker? 0:01:07.378 --> 0:01:10.218 I guess as expected. By the time we got to it. 0:01:10.258 --> 0:01:12.138 That was kind of the conversation. They went from being 0:01:12.818 --> 0:01:15.098 there four guys that did. It was down to Trayvon 0:01:15.178 --> 0:01:18.138 Walker a Hutchinson, Which one did you want? They elected 0:01:18.178 --> 0:01:21.418 to go with Trayvon Walker. And and being down in Jacksonville, 0:01:21.458 --> 0:01:23.978 I thought the interesting thing coming out of the conversation 0:01:24.498 --> 0:01:26.298 wasn't the fact that he was a guy that was 0:01:26.418 --> 0:01:28.338 a little bit of the Swiss Army knife up front. 0:01:28.378 --> 0:01:31.298 He could play anywhere from knows all the way out wide. 0:01:31.778 --> 0:01:34.658 It was did they view him as an outside linebacker. 0:01:34.938 --> 0:01:37.498 They're gonna put him at one position in parking. They 0:01:37.538 --> 0:01:40.098 believe he can be heavy handed playing on the edge 0:01:40.098 --> 0:01:42.338 to be a solid run defender. They believe he can 0:01:42.418 --> 0:01:45.778 grow into being an effective pass rusher. And they just 0:01:45.938 --> 0:01:49.538 wanted someone who was powerful, who could get better by 0:01:49.578 --> 0:01:52.938 what they said is mastering one position as opposed to 0:01:52.938 --> 0:01:55.138 doing all the other stuff. Yeah, and and one little point, 0:01:55.178 --> 0:01:57.338 we'll move on to the second one. I kind of 0:01:57.378 --> 0:01:59.058 was mad at myself because when I was getting ready 0:01:59.098 --> 0:02:00.338 to the last couple of days for the start of 0:02:00.338 --> 0:02:02.258 the draft, and I don't know why, it just dawned 0:02:02.258 --> 0:02:05.218 on him there with that decision, which was those running 0:02:05.218 --> 0:02:07.298 backs you got in that division when you've got Therick 0:02:07.298 --> 0:02:09.898 Henry and Jonathan Taylor. I think maybe that gave a 0:02:09.938 --> 0:02:12.618 little bit of the edge to the more physically imposing, 0:02:12.658 --> 0:02:15.258 dominant run defender. Well, probably why we saw Devin Lloyd 0:02:15.298 --> 0:02:17.458 go You know, they loaded up, they rowed it up 0:02:17.458 --> 0:02:19.218 on defense, and they came back with Muma as well. 0:02:19.258 --> 0:02:23.858 Didn't completely reshape the second level of their defense. Absolutely. Now, 0:02:23.978 --> 0:02:26.698 they didn't take a tackle the entire draft. So all 0:02:26.738 --> 0:02:28.898 that talk about maybe Ikeya Kwanu being in play at 0:02:28.938 --> 0:02:32.418 one once the once the franchise tack Cam Robinson happened, 0:02:32.418 --> 0:02:35.218 and then once the extension happens, they're out. All right, 0:02:35.538 --> 0:02:37.498 all right, I'll get to pick number two, Aidan Hutchinson. 0:02:37.618 --> 0:02:39.938 Not a surprise. They ran this thing up so fast 0:02:40.618 --> 0:02:42.738 it pick was in. It was like boom, all right, there, 0:02:42.578 --> 0:02:44.978 that's done. And there was some debate. I had heard 0:02:45.018 --> 0:02:47.738 a lot of chatter the day before, which was if 0:02:47.738 --> 0:02:50.978 there was if there was a situation where you had 0:02:51.498 --> 0:02:54.178 Ikey go one, because that had been floated around somehow. 0:02:54.178 --> 0:02:56.978 If Ikey went one. I think there was a little 0:02:56.978 --> 0:03:00.018 bit of a debate in Detroit about Walker versus Hutchinson. 0:03:00.138 --> 0:03:02.458 So I think we all just assume if Hutchinson's on, 0:03:02.698 --> 0:03:04.498 if he's there they run the par ticket, which they 0:03:04.538 --> 0:03:05.978 did in the card up, but it would have been 0:03:06.018 --> 0:03:08.258 fascinating we didn't get see. It would have been fascinating 0:03:08.298 --> 0:03:09.498 that he would have went one and they had that 0:03:09.538 --> 0:03:11.938 decision that that Jacks had what they would have done. 0:03:12.058 --> 0:03:14.378 I love Hutchinson to me, the best player in the draft. 0:03:14.618 --> 0:03:17.378 It's a perfect perfect fit. There couldn't get better. And 0:03:17.378 --> 0:03:19.338 he even dressed it like. He dressed like a villainy 0:03:19.858 --> 0:03:22.378 which I kind of like, and played it up. He 0:03:22.418 --> 0:03:24.578 had all the Jews scorn up on Stave. It was awesome. 0:03:24.698 --> 0:03:26.498 I love seeing, love the reaction with the family, all 0:03:26.498 --> 0:03:30.778 that number three Texans going Derek Stingley Jr. Look, you know, 0:03:30.938 --> 0:03:33.778 a little bit of a surprise, I think still based 0:03:33.778 --> 0:03:36.098 on how much we all like Sauce Gardner seeing Stingley 0:03:36.098 --> 0:03:38.498 go ahead of Sauce at the cornerback spot. But man, 0:03:38.538 --> 0:03:40.578 we were talking about Stingley being one of those risers. 0:03:40.618 --> 0:03:42.578 In the last two weeks his teams got more comfortable 0:03:42.618 --> 0:03:45.018 with his injury and his medical We know he's got 0:03:45.018 --> 0:03:48.098 the elite talent. We saw it in twenty nineteen, and uh, 0:03:48.298 --> 0:03:50.338 I was I was a little surprised that that's where 0:03:50.378 --> 0:03:53.218 Houston ended up going knowing they needed just about everything. 0:03:53.698 --> 0:03:55.418 But you know they've been searching for a corner for 0:03:55.418 --> 0:03:57.818 about the last I don't know, ten years since Jonathan 0:03:57.858 --> 0:04:00.698 Joseph left kind of kind of put some break from 0:04:00.858 --> 0:04:02.938 out there for us when he talked about we don't 0:04:02.978 --> 0:04:05.218 have the kind of corners that we need to play 0:04:05.218 --> 0:04:07.578 the style of defense that we want to play. What's 0:04:07.658 --> 0:04:11.218 interesting about the Derek Stingley pick over Sauce Gardner. I 0:04:11.258 --> 0:04:14.858 think we all would say that twenty nineteen Derek Stingley 0:04:14.978 --> 0:04:17.298 was anything and everything that you wanted. Five star player 0:04:17.338 --> 0:04:20.258 played like that, um I thought I found it fascinating 0:04:20.258 --> 0:04:22.058 that being able to go back to twenty nineteen because 0:04:22.098 --> 0:04:25.058 there was so much conversation and how three years they 0:04:25.058 --> 0:04:28.178 go back three years his freshman year. But seeing the 0:04:28.378 --> 0:04:34.778 one on one tapes going against Machase, I think that 0:04:34.978 --> 0:04:38.138 really helped Derek Stingley's case because you're seeing two guys 0:04:38.138 --> 0:04:40.578 that are dominating at the NFL level. We had a 0:04:40.658 --> 0:04:43.618 chance to go through the archives and he held own. Yeah, 0:04:43.658 --> 0:04:45.658 how he held his own against those guys, and then 0:04:45.698 --> 0:04:48.818 you got sauce set for yeah. So Sauce for me 0:04:49.018 --> 0:04:53.138 was prototype long arms RANGI uh, perfect football character. In 0:04:53.218 --> 0:04:55.978 terms of New York, we know what that defense looks 0:04:55.978 --> 0:04:57.818 like when you have a premier corner on the edge. 0:04:57.978 --> 0:04:59.778 I think he's the right fit, and I think he 0:05:00.298 --> 0:05:03.378 has the right temperament and mentality to succeed in New 0:05:03.458 --> 0:05:05.498 York with all the expectations and all the other stuff 0:05:05.538 --> 0:05:06.978 that comes along with being as yet. Yeah, I just 0:05:06.978 --> 0:05:09.098 think about that position group and what that looks like. 0:05:09.218 --> 0:05:12.418 You know last year, um what that group was. And 0:05:12.418 --> 0:05:14.938 now you bring in Dj Reid. So Dj Reid starts 0:05:15.018 --> 0:05:17.338 the off season as your as your most talented corner, right, 0:05:17.338 --> 0:05:19.418 you get him in Bryce Hall and then now of 0:05:19.418 --> 0:05:22.298 a sudden you had Sauce Gardner, and it just shuffles 0:05:22.298 --> 0:05:23.978 the line up, pushes the lineup down. And Baseball we 0:05:23.978 --> 0:05:25.898 always talking about want to deepen your lineup. That's how 0:05:25.898 --> 0:05:28.218 you do it. They deepen their lineup, man, and this 0:05:28.258 --> 0:05:29.578 is I think he's got a chance to be a 0:05:29.578 --> 0:05:32.498 true number one corner. It's just well, we walked up 0:05:32.578 --> 0:05:35.178 right by him before the draft and you guys saw 0:05:35.258 --> 0:05:38.298 him and Andy he is so tall and so long, 0:05:38.338 --> 0:05:40.418 like there's a presence to him. There's something to be 0:05:40.458 --> 0:05:42.738 said when the Jets would get off the bus last year. 0:05:43.298 --> 0:05:46.058 It's a small team. It's a little team. And now 0:05:46.058 --> 0:05:47.658 all of a sudden, you look at what they've done, 0:05:47.698 --> 0:05:49.418 and we'll get through the rest of their picks. Here. 0:05:49.658 --> 0:05:51.858 They got bigger, They got bigger, and I think that's, uh, 0:05:51.938 --> 0:05:54.258 that's an interesting little subplot there to what they accomplished. 0:05:54.418 --> 0:05:56.178 You know, I think he's really interesting being able to 0:05:56.218 --> 0:05:58.138 have him on the on the edge and do something. 0:05:58.938 --> 0:06:00.738 All right, let's get the number five here the Giants. 0:06:01.138 --> 0:06:02.778 This one, to me was a little bit of a surprise. 0:06:02.818 --> 0:06:04.218 I did not think they would go Thibodau. They went 0:06:04.218 --> 0:06:06.138 Tibodaut five five. I think the way it fell, and 0:06:06.178 --> 0:06:07.858 we talked about it a lot. I'm sure I was 0:06:07.898 --> 0:06:10.058 thinking the same thing. Once they had all the tackles 0:06:10.058 --> 0:06:12.018 on the board, it made it easier for them to say, 0:06:12.098 --> 0:06:13.818 we'll hold off on the tackle. We're gonna get one 0:06:13.818 --> 0:06:17.218 at seven, because you know, buttally and if some reason, 0:06:17.658 --> 0:06:20.618 if Carolina would shock us or Carolina would trade, then 0:06:20.658 --> 0:06:23.098 we could we might lose Thibodeau. So if that Tibodeau 0:06:23.138 --> 0:06:24.738 is your guy, you take him there at five, which 0:06:24.778 --> 0:06:27.978 they did. Um gives him, you know, gives him some juice. 0:06:27.978 --> 0:06:29.738 Gives him a fastball off the edge. It'll be a 0:06:30.458 --> 0:06:34.218 good young combination with him. Last year, Azizo Gilari kind 0:06:34.218 --> 0:06:36.738 of quietly had eight sacks as a rookie here. And 0:06:36.778 --> 0:06:38.538 to me, when you when you're a team that stinks 0:06:38.938 --> 0:06:41.138 and you get close to ten sacks with the limited 0:06:41.178 --> 0:06:42.938 pass fresh opportunity because you don't get to play with 0:06:42.938 --> 0:06:44.938 the lead um, that means he's a double digit sack 0:06:44.978 --> 0:06:46.778 player if they get their team going. And I think 0:06:46.778 --> 0:06:50.138 you can't underestimate the coach. Wing Martindale has dealt with 0:06:50.178 --> 0:06:53.738 big personalities. I don't think Cavon Tibodeau's personality and that 0:06:53.818 --> 0:06:55.458 stuff would bother him because he had to deal with 0:06:55.498 --> 0:06:57.898 Sizzle and Manin and some of the other guys on 0:06:57.898 --> 0:07:00.058 this team. I think it works. So then we get 0:07:00.098 --> 0:07:02.298 to number six, and I just didn't think in all 0:07:02.338 --> 0:07:05.778 the scenarios that the Panthers would have a pick of 0:07:05.858 --> 0:07:08.178 the offensive tackle class there at six, we go straight, 0:07:08.378 --> 0:07:11.218 they might get wiped out exactly exactly, and we go 0:07:11.338 --> 0:07:15.898 defense one through five, which you know is something that 0:07:15.898 --> 0:07:18.978 that's certainly you know, obviously did happen. I don't know 0:07:19.098 --> 0:07:20.778 we thought could have happened. So the fact that the 0:07:20.818 --> 0:07:22.898 Panthers were able to get the guy who they viewed 0:07:22.938 --> 0:07:24.658 as the best tackle in this class, guy who we 0:07:24.698 --> 0:07:26.178 all kind of viewed as the best tackle in this 0:07:26.258 --> 0:07:28.858 class too. I mean it just that was another slam 0:07:28.938 --> 0:07:30.458 dunk there once we felt like they weren't going to 0:07:30.498 --> 0:07:33.658 quarterback now that was where they were going. No, no mystery. 0:07:34.298 --> 0:07:38.138 So six with the quantumne nice seven Evan Hill. Evan Hill. 0:07:38.178 --> 0:07:40.098 I believe he was the guy that the Giants wanted 0:07:40.138 --> 0:07:41.858 all the way because you have Ryan day Ball in 0:07:41.858 --> 0:07:45.138 the relationship with Alabama kind of annoying exactly what you're 0:07:45.138 --> 0:07:46.858 getting because he can make those phone calls and Nick 0:07:46.898 --> 0:07:49.058 Saban and kind of figure out what is the best 0:07:49.058 --> 0:07:51.858 way to go about uh your business. With Evan Neil, 0:07:51.978 --> 0:07:53.378 it's a great fit. You put him on the right 0:07:53.418 --> 0:07:56.458 tackle you have Thomas I think. Yeah, by the way, 0:07:56.498 --> 0:07:59.858 I was we talked about this on path. Never all 0:07:59.938 --> 0:08:02.138 that stuff got out about them having Charles Crosses as 0:08:02.138 --> 0:08:04.458 their number one tackle made no sense to me, Like, 0:08:04.498 --> 0:08:07.218 there's no way they've gotta left tackle Charles cross I 0:08:07.218 --> 0:08:09.738 believe the left tackle only Why the world would you 0:08:09.738 --> 0:08:11.338 go draft when you got this young left tackle was 0:08:11.378 --> 0:08:13.618 played well last year and Andrew Thomas. To me, Evan 0:08:13.618 --> 0:08:15.858 Neil was always always that guy. Think about the the 0:08:15.858 --> 0:08:18.938 way that they paired things up here young pairings now 0:08:19.258 --> 0:08:22.618 with Olari and Thibodeaux and now Thomas and Neil. Yeah, 0:08:22.658 --> 0:08:24.978 pretty cool. That's good bookends on both sides of the ball, 0:08:25.298 --> 0:08:28.658 all right. Eight was the Falcons. They go with Drake London, 0:08:29.058 --> 0:08:31.258 so the first receiver off the board. We had talked 0:08:31.298 --> 0:08:33.498 about this twin Towers. Now we talked to us forever. 0:08:33.538 --> 0:08:36.058 They're gonna play tall ball with Kyle Pitts. The question 0:08:36.138 --> 0:08:38.698 was pass rusher, which you had a pass rusher in 0:08:38.738 --> 0:08:41.378 Jamaine Johnson. There team I think eighteen sacks last year, 0:08:41.618 --> 0:08:43.258 and I think they lost like six or eight of 0:08:43.258 --> 0:08:45.898 them in the off season. So man, they've got to 0:08:45.898 --> 0:08:47.938 address the pass rush. Maybe they would do pass rush, 0:08:47.978 --> 0:08:48.978 but I think at the end of the day that 0:08:49.458 --> 0:08:51.378 to me, this is what this looks like. To me, 0:08:51.418 --> 0:08:53.538 they're kind of building this team, and whether or not 0:08:53.578 --> 0:08:55.658 it's for Ritter, you know, we'll see where they got Ridder. 0:08:55.658 --> 0:08:57.658 He'll get an opportunity to be that guy of the future. 0:08:57.938 --> 0:09:00.418 If not, they're trying to build the foundation here for 0:09:00.498 --> 0:09:03.178 maybe the quarterback next year. Um and give them some 0:09:03.218 --> 0:09:05.498 weapons with with London and Pitts a good nation. It's 0:09:05.538 --> 0:09:07.138 a really good combination. Talk about being able to play 0:09:07.178 --> 0:09:09.578 that big boy ball on the perimeter. Uh, London certain 0:09:09.658 --> 0:09:11.698 help send in the red zone. Seahawks at nine when 0:09:11.818 --> 0:09:14.338 Charles Cross, and this is one of those situations where 0:09:14.418 --> 0:09:17.258 like we view philosophically Seattle as a ground and pound 0:09:17.298 --> 0:09:19.698 type of team generally right and Cross the guy with 0:09:19.778 --> 0:09:22.098 the most pass blocking reps of any tackle in this class, 0:09:22.098 --> 0:09:25.098 coming from the mic Leach system, and you're like, okay, Uh, 0:09:25.218 --> 0:09:28.018 they got too mich Mike Leach offensive for him. Kas 0:09:28.098 --> 0:09:31.658 to write later, but so it's not that he can't 0:09:31.698 --> 0:09:34.618 be a dominant run blocker. We just have Yeah, so 0:09:34.658 --> 0:09:37.218 maybe that's they they they view Charles is having that 0:09:37.298 --> 0:09:38.978 kind of potential. Anyway, as we get back to the 0:09:39.058 --> 0:09:42.938 Jets now at ten. So Garrett Wilson at ten, and 0:09:43.658 --> 0:09:45.698 you know, there was some conversation I think DJ you 0:09:45.738 --> 0:09:48.258 talked about Garrett Wilson maybe going to them at four 0:09:48.298 --> 0:09:51.338 because they wanted the playmaker. I put it, yeah, you know, 0:09:51.418 --> 0:09:53.058 And so now you get him at ten, you got 0:09:53.058 --> 0:09:55.138 a guy to pair with. Uh. You know, I'm more 0:09:55.458 --> 0:09:57.338 on the outside, they can throw it all over the yard. 0:09:57.338 --> 0:09:59.898 They're better up front. They're just a nice fit to 0:09:59.978 --> 0:10:01.978 me for them to come out with that daily double, 0:10:02.138 --> 0:10:04.418 with what they got with Sauce Gardner and Garrett Wilson. 0:10:04.538 --> 0:10:07.658 The think about any he's gonna be great a training camp, 0:10:07.658 --> 0:10:09.618 and you think about what that receiving corps looked like 0:10:09.618 --> 0:10:10.978 a couple of years ago, and look at what it 0:10:11.018 --> 0:10:14.818 looks like now. And again now Corey Davis gets slotted differently. 0:10:15.018 --> 0:10:17.738 Now you look at him differently. Still got Burrios, Yeah, 0:10:17.778 --> 0:10:20.778 you've got Burrios. MEM's I've been told has been off 0:10:20.858 --> 0:10:24.458 the charts in the offseason. Stuff. Buck this guy, it's 0:10:24.458 --> 0:10:26.098 gonna be fun. I think everybodys kind of forgot they 0:10:26.138 --> 0:10:28.138 can go five. They go five deep at wide out 0:10:28.458 --> 0:10:30.818 and they're gonna What they're doing too, is they're baking in. 0:10:31.098 --> 0:10:33.858 Think about the tight ends, right c j Uzama Conklin. 0:10:33.898 --> 0:10:36.578 They ended up getting Ruckert in this draft. They're gonna 0:10:36.618 --> 0:10:39.298 have so many easy completions baked in. You talk about 0:10:39.338 --> 0:10:41.578 the Shanahan scheme all the time, Buck, like you start 0:10:41.618 --> 0:10:43.138 the game, but you should start the game with seven 0:10:43.178 --> 0:10:45.858 eight completions, just off, just off, bubbles and quicks and 0:10:45.898 --> 0:10:48.738 boots and just making it easy for Zack Wilson. So 0:10:48.778 --> 0:10:50.538 I think that's the plan there, all right, I'm up 0:10:50.538 --> 0:10:53.058 with Crystal lave. So we go back to back Ohio 0:10:53.098 --> 0:10:55.218 State wide outs. The Saints move up for a Lava. 0:10:55.618 --> 0:10:58.538 I had talked to a general manager, a Super Bowl 0:10:58.618 --> 0:11:01.018 in general manager, a couple of days before the draft 0:11:01.058 --> 0:11:04.138 that he was not buying this business with the Saints 0:11:04.178 --> 0:11:06.298 not taking a back. I said, what everybody's told me, 0:11:06.338 --> 0:11:07.938 they're not taking a quarterback. They think they're close. They 0:11:07.938 --> 0:11:09.898 want a couple of good players. And he goes, how 0:11:09.898 --> 0:11:12.058 in the world do you trade a future one in 0:11:12.138 --> 0:11:14.258 a future two and you're gonna come away with the 0:11:14.338 --> 0:11:16.418 receiver and a tackle? Like he thought, that just doesn't 0:11:16.418 --> 0:11:19.138 make any sense to me. And that's what they did. 0:11:19.978 --> 0:11:22.338 We thought, it's exactly what they did. They feel like 0:11:22.378 --> 0:11:24.698 they're close, and they started to see that run on 0:11:24.778 --> 0:11:27.018 whiteouts and they're like, we're not sitting back here and 0:11:27.058 --> 0:11:29.058 letting this uh fall to us, because it's not going 0:11:29.098 --> 0:11:30.378 to fall to us. So they went up and got 0:11:30.418 --> 0:11:32.458 Crystal LoVa. Crystal LoVa was the guy that I thought. 0:11:32.458 --> 0:11:35.938 It was the perfect compliment to my certain they love 0:11:36.138 --> 0:11:40.058 and they love Ohio State. Nobody loves Ohio State last year. Yeah, 0:11:41.378 --> 0:11:46.018 you know, the whole secondary used to Yeah, every Marshawn Latimore, 0:11:46.058 --> 0:11:48.178 the whole deal. Yeah. So anyways, what do you got next? 0:11:48.298 --> 0:11:51.178 All right? Next up, I've got the Detroit Lions, who 0:11:51.218 --> 0:11:54.498 made the biggest move up in the first round, moving 0:11:54.538 --> 0:11:58.498 up twenty picks thirty two to twelve, trading with Washington 0:11:58.618 --> 0:12:01.778 to get the wide receiver out of Alabama Jameson Williams, 0:12:01.778 --> 0:12:04.818 the third straight wide receiver with Columbus Ohio connections there, 0:12:04.978 --> 0:12:07.578 which is kind of be honest, Be honest, um, because 0:12:07.618 --> 0:12:09.698 I was on the spot when this trade happened. Was 0:12:09.738 --> 0:12:12.378 there any part of your being that thought that was 0:12:12.418 --> 0:12:15.818 for James that happened? Not a single I thought it 0:12:15.858 --> 0:12:19.698 was Jermaine Johnson or the quarterback or or was you 0:12:19.698 --> 0:12:21.778 know they had coached Milick Willis. There was all that 0:12:21.858 --> 0:12:23.818 rumor and buzz like maybe they take Milik Willis the 0:12:23.858 --> 0:12:25.618 second pick, where none of us were really buying that. 0:12:25.938 --> 0:12:28.458 But I was told that morning that they were calling 0:12:28.538 --> 0:12:31.378 up to multiple teams inside the top ten. So I 0:12:31.418 --> 0:12:34.378 had even said, like it's gotta be a quarterback, right, 0:12:34.378 --> 0:12:36.498 Like what you're gonna come from that portion of the 0:12:36.578 --> 0:12:39.018 draft all the way back up. It's gotta be a quarterback. 0:12:39.018 --> 0:12:40.778 And first of all, they didn't have to give up 0:12:40.778 --> 0:12:43.818 party anything. They came way short on the points. When 0:12:43.858 --> 0:12:45.138 you put in that trade, I thought they would have 0:12:45.138 --> 0:12:47.138 to be a future two or a future one. Yeah, 0:12:47.178 --> 0:12:50.458 they swapped twos and then got a five. It was 0:12:50.498 --> 0:12:54.738 like nothing. So yeah, that's a that's a big move. 0:12:54.818 --> 0:12:57.458 So good kudos to Detroit to pull that. Alms did 0:12:57.498 --> 0:12:59.218 a nice job. And I just got a weapon wide 0:12:59.218 --> 0:13:01.698 receiver just wasn't in the register with me. We didn't 0:13:01.698 --> 0:13:03.298 think they would take it to too obviously, and they're 0:13:03.378 --> 0:13:04.818 thirty two, You're like, oh, they're all gonna be gone 0:13:04.938 --> 0:13:08.778 at once again credit to the head coach of being transparent. 0:13:08.818 --> 0:13:11.458 He said, I don't believe we need an elite quarterback 0:13:11.498 --> 0:13:12.698 to be able to get it done. And so he 0:13:12.738 --> 0:13:17.938 told us that there you hit us up right. Egos. 0:13:18.018 --> 0:13:20.818 Jordan Davis another one. You know, we go all the 0:13:20.818 --> 0:13:22.338 way back. We talked about the Eagles and what the 0:13:22.338 --> 0:13:24.898 egos like to invest in upfront guys who helps to nail. 0:13:25.058 --> 0:13:28.258 So you get Jordan Davis, who looked size wise, you 0:13:28.258 --> 0:13:30.938 can think about putting him either beside Fletcher Cox or 0:13:30.938 --> 0:13:33.698 if his lever pacing Flessher Cox. It was a good 0:13:33.738 --> 0:13:35.898 move for me. Athletic can do everything you want to 0:13:35.938 --> 0:13:37.298 see it front and I feel like a lot of 0:13:37.298 --> 0:13:40.138 people forget about Javon Hargrave. John Hargrave was the best 0:13:40.338 --> 0:13:42.658 interior rusher, like he can really rush and I know 0:13:42.698 --> 0:13:44.618 the number, the sack numbers aren't incredible, but this is 0:13:44.618 --> 0:13:47.818 somebody that can rush inside. He's got ability. So combine 0:13:47.898 --> 0:13:49.578 him with Jordan Davis, you get to learn from big 0:13:49.618 --> 0:13:52.578 fletch Um. And I thought it was ten years I 0:13:52.578 --> 0:13:53.898 believe we said it on there. I think it was 0:13:53.978 --> 0:13:57.218 ten years ago. I was in Philly for that draft. 0:13:57.258 --> 0:13:59.578 Traded up a few spots for Fletcher Fletcher and they 0:13:59.578 --> 0:14:02.458 did the same thing here with Jordan Davis. By the way, 0:14:02.498 --> 0:14:04.618 first of many times teams got ahead of the Ravens 0:14:04.618 --> 0:14:08.378 because as Ravens have profiles for players like we talked 0:14:08.378 --> 0:14:11.578 about Jordan Davis. If he's there, which gets me to fourteen, 0:14:11.698 --> 0:14:13.338 and that's Kyle Hamilton's and I think there is a 0:14:13.338 --> 0:14:15.218 good chance Kyle Hampton would have been the pick even 0:14:15.258 --> 0:14:17.498 if Jordan Davis were there. I think the grades are 0:14:17.578 --> 0:14:22.098 very high on Kyle Hamilton's this offseason. Yeah no, and 0:14:22.138 --> 0:14:24.738 that's the thing, and now they spent They've always invested 0:14:24.778 --> 0:14:26.658 in safety, they've always believed in it. Why the rest 0:14:26.698 --> 0:14:28.538 of the league says it's not an important position, They 0:14:28.538 --> 0:14:30.778 say the opposite You've got Chuck Clark now can drop 0:14:30.818 --> 0:14:32.978 down and play low. You've got those two guys that 0:14:33.018 --> 0:14:36.138 can play high. So the importance and this is kind 0:14:36.138 --> 0:14:37.818 of a longer discussion, which we'll have a chance to 0:14:37.818 --> 0:14:39.378 get into more in the off season, which we love 0:14:39.418 --> 0:14:42.018 to do on this pod. But if you are going 0:14:42.058 --> 0:14:45.218 to be playing light boxes like the league has has 0:14:45.258 --> 0:14:47.938 really gone to to try and limit explosives and big plays, 0:14:48.338 --> 0:14:50.978 you need safeties that can that can flat footed, read, 0:14:51.378 --> 0:14:54.018 drive and tackle. So now you are in a situation 0:14:54.058 --> 0:14:56.698 with with Kyle Hamilton's that can help you play. You 0:14:56.738 --> 0:14:59.018 can play coverage, but he can still come down and 0:14:59.058 --> 0:15:01.018 fill and do everything you want to do from that standpoint. 0:15:01.018 --> 0:15:03.058 From depth, they talked about three safety looked he could 0:15:03.058 --> 0:15:05.338 be Yeah, and he can do all that stuff. It's 0:15:05.338 --> 0:15:07.298 a big dude, six foot four two or fifteen pounds. 0:15:07.338 --> 0:15:10.138 Let's move to number fifteen, where the Houston Texans after 0:15:10.178 --> 0:15:12.218 the trade with the Eagles, moved back to spots, and 0:15:12.578 --> 0:15:13.938 they get a guy that we had kind of talked 0:15:13.938 --> 0:15:16.218 about is maybe sliding out of the first round due 0:15:16.258 --> 0:15:21.298 to some injury concerns. Kenyan Green, the offensive guard slash 0:15:21.978 --> 0:15:24.218 four positions, but it feels like they're gonna move. They're 0:15:24.218 --> 0:15:26.098 gonna kick Titus Howard back out to right, leave him 0:15:26.098 --> 0:15:27.938 the right tackle and maybe, like Kenyan Green, slip in 0:15:27.978 --> 0:15:30.138 there at one of the guard spots. I dropped him 0:15:30.138 --> 0:15:32.218 a few spots at the very end of the process 0:15:32.218 --> 0:15:35.338 because some concerns that I was related to me about 0:15:35.378 --> 0:15:38.538 his knee. So, but if you're talking about just ability, 0:15:38.738 --> 0:15:41.138 the interior is always unless he was he's kind of 0:15:41.178 --> 0:15:44.618 the guys pounds or whatever he is. He's just a bigger, 0:15:44.738 --> 0:15:46.538 bigger dude who can really move and do a lot 0:15:46.618 --> 0:15:49.778 of things. So um, again, everybody's medical staff is different. 0:15:49.818 --> 0:15:51.618 They're comfortable with it, and I hope it's right. He's 0:15:51.618 --> 0:15:53.858 a great player, really a player. So another good player. 0:15:53.898 --> 0:15:57.258 How about a Washton Commanders and Johan Dotson coming over. 0:15:57.418 --> 0:16:00.458 They have desperately needed someone to go opposite Terry McLaurin. 0:16:00.738 --> 0:16:02.698 Then you get a speed player, a guy who wants 0:16:02.738 --> 0:16:04.418 to riff with the ball in his hands, and as 0:16:04.498 --> 0:16:06.498 we think of out this offense, trying to bake in 0:16:06.778 --> 0:16:09.658 some easy completions for Carson Wentz. You have someone who 0:16:09.698 --> 0:16:11.858 can do something with the ball in his hands. Yeah, 0:16:11.898 --> 0:16:13.698 pair him up there with Terry McLaurin, and you've just 0:16:13.778 --> 0:16:16.498 given some more some more targets for Carson Wentz there 0:16:16.538 --> 0:16:20.298 at sixteen seventeen. Zion Johnson to the Chargers. You know, 0:16:20.298 --> 0:16:22.058 I think a lot of people will be surprised by this, 0:16:22.178 --> 0:16:24.618 just because Penning was there. You'd say, okay, you take Penning, 0:16:24.658 --> 0:16:26.698 you put him at right tackle. You've got your bookends. 0:16:26.738 --> 0:16:29.738 You're rocking and rolling with two young tackles going forward. 0:16:30.098 --> 0:16:32.778 But in talking to those guys the couple of days 0:16:32.818 --> 0:16:34.858 before the draft, they had talked about the fact that, 0:16:35.178 --> 0:16:37.098 you know, we want to get the best offensive lineman, 0:16:37.178 --> 0:16:39.058 and we gotta get the best offensive linemen. We're gonna 0:16:39.058 --> 0:16:40.418 put him in there and go what They were not 0:16:40.498 --> 0:16:42.578 concerned with either it's a guard or a tackle. They 0:16:42.578 --> 0:16:45.178 feel like they have some versatility there. I know Storm 0:16:45.218 --> 0:16:48.058 Norton had his struggles last year at right tackle, but 0:16:48.138 --> 0:16:50.378 there were a few games last year where Trey Pipkins 0:16:50.458 --> 0:16:53.138 got in there and they thought he had taken major steps. 0:16:53.378 --> 0:16:55.698 I think they're comfortable with the fact Trey Pipkins could 0:16:55.738 --> 0:16:58.218 be their right tackle next year. The light sometimes comes 0:16:58.218 --> 0:17:00.658 on a little bit later for guys small school player, 0:17:01.058 --> 0:17:02.938 But I would be surprised if that's their lineup with 0:17:03.018 --> 0:17:05.618 Zion Johnson at right guard and then right tackle ings 0:17:05.698 --> 0:17:07.538 up being Trey Pipkins when it's all said and done. 0:17:07.578 --> 0:17:11.738 So Zion Johnson rock solid, smart, tough. I mean, from 0:17:11.818 --> 0:17:14.018 them right guard to left tackle is as good as 0:17:14.018 --> 0:17:16.138 any in the league. Right from what the offensive line 0:17:16.178 --> 0:17:20.618 looked like. Yeah, so you get Corey Lindsley Filer rashauns Later, 0:17:21.058 --> 0:17:22.618 that's it's good. They just gotta figure out what to 0:17:22.618 --> 0:17:25.138 do it right tackle alright. So that brings me back 0:17:25.178 --> 0:17:27.778