WEBVTT - 2016 Draft Day LIVE - Rounds 4 Through 7 0:00:02.000 --> 0:00:05.280 This is continuing coverage of the twenty sixteen and FL 0:00:05.400 --> 0:00:09.880 Draft on Della's Cowboys dot Com. Welcome you back to 0:00:09.960 --> 0:00:13.119 the twenty sixteen NFL Draft. Bryan broad Is, David Hellman, 0:00:13.240 --> 0:00:17.520 Dame Brugler, Kent Garrison helping you out today. Today, as 0:00:17.560 --> 0:00:20.520 I always like to say, is for the scouts, we've 0:00:20.560 --> 0:00:24.560 got fourth round action about to start here that will 0:00:24.600 --> 0:00:27.040 be with Cleveland Browns at pick ninety nine, will go 0:00:27.120 --> 0:00:31.200 through to pick two fifty three, which will be the 0:00:31.240 --> 0:00:35.480 final pick for the Denver Broncos. Before we went to break, 0:00:35.760 --> 0:00:39.440 I wanted you guys to handicap the quarterbacks. I asked 0:00:39.440 --> 0:00:42.600 a question about could we see a quarterback here at 0:00:42.640 --> 0:00:46.240 one oh one? Is there another player? But let's another 0:00:46.400 --> 0:00:49.440 player that potentially they could grab. But let's handicap the 0:00:49.479 --> 0:00:55.480 available quarterbacks. And we talk about Connor Cook, Dak Prescott, 0:00:56.160 --> 0:01:03.040 uh Driscoll, Alan Hogan, Cardell. Yeah, let's let's handicap, you know. 0:01:03.080 --> 0:01:04.800 And I know what you're gonna say, as far as 0:01:05.080 --> 0:01:09.000 as far as Jones, Jones that I let it go, 0:01:09.120 --> 0:01:10.560 you like that would go? I let it go. I 0:01:10.600 --> 0:01:13.199 know he's not coming here. He should yeah he should, Yeah, 0:01:13.200 --> 0:01:16.640 he should have been picked before this, honestly, but there's 0:01:16.680 --> 0:01:20.240 three guys. The guy, the USC guy went uh yeah, 0:01:21.080 --> 0:01:23.720 let's let's have a rule no, no bringing up Cody Kessler. Okay, 0:01:23.760 --> 0:01:26.600 I'm sorry, I'm sorry. Would you rather have him or Cardell? 0:01:26.959 --> 0:01:28.760 All right, give me Cardell, give me a guys. Okay, 0:01:28.800 --> 0:01:31.880 But but the guys have Prescott Allen all guys with 0:01:32.000 --> 0:01:34.280 the Calgary guys. They've been linked to the guys that 0:01:34.280 --> 0:01:36.760 have visited here and did and worked with the coaches 0:01:36.800 --> 0:01:39.160 and all that good type of stuff. Yeah. Uh, if 0:01:39.160 --> 0:01:40.760 you're hand, I mean, those are the three I've got 0:01:40.760 --> 0:01:44.240 my eye on. I guess technically it could be a smokescreen. Yeah, 0:01:44.400 --> 0:01:46.160 I mean, you know, who the hell knows. Maybe they 0:01:46.200 --> 0:01:48.920 like a guy that they haven't even talked to. Yeah, 0:01:48.960 --> 0:01:50.680 but those are the three I've got my eye on. 0:01:50.760 --> 0:01:54.000 And if they want one, if they if they want 0:01:54.000 --> 0:01:55.760 to back up quarterback. This seems like a oh it 0:01:55.840 --> 0:01:59.200 is the Commissionero. Things started, Yeah, get things started here. 0:01:59.240 --> 0:02:02.480 Let's h we got the Commissioner at the podium experience 0:02:02.520 --> 0:02:05.840 in Chicago. Want to thank you the fans, of course, 0:02:06.760 --> 0:02:10.680 the people of Chicago, the city of Chicago, and the 0:02:10.760 --> 0:02:17.959 Great Bears, organization, and we have four outstanding Chicago Bears 0:02:18.000 --> 0:02:29.240 here today. To my left, Lance Briggs, James, Big Cat Williams. 0:02:32.000 --> 0:02:39.200 To my far right, Dan Hampton, Hall of Famer, and 0:02:39.360 --> 0:02:44.280 Hall of Famer Gail Sayers. I'm gonna ask Gail'll say 0:02:44.280 --> 0:02:46.360 a few thinks, yes, Sayers should have gotten a figure 0:02:46.400 --> 0:02:51.680 on me. Does Kansas let him and jacket on good afternoon. 0:02:54.280 --> 0:02:59.240 My name is Gail Sayers, and play a little football 0:02:59.400 --> 0:03:03.119 for the scrub Bears and get a lot of other 0:03:03.200 --> 0:03:13.760 things later in my career. I fought for a long 0:03:13.840 --> 0:03:18.640 long time to get into the Hall of Fame, and 0:03:19.400 --> 0:03:23.960 I'm in the Hall of Fame, and so I'm just 0:03:24.080 --> 0:03:27.679 here to be with you, and I'm glad to see 0:03:27.720 --> 0:03:33.320 so many people in the crowd, and hopefully that we 0:03:33.480 --> 0:03:40.080 have another good year next year and we will be 0:03:40.240 --> 0:03:50.680 back again to have another good year. Thank you very much. Okay, 0:03:50.720 --> 0:03:54.880 So today we're gonna have fans from around the world 0:03:55.240 --> 0:03:59.640 announcing picks for the teams. They'll be fans selecting former 0:03:59.680 --> 0:04:03.440 players picking. So uh, we hope you have a wonderful day. 0:04:04.040 --> 0:04:07.880 So Round four is now officially open. The Cleveland Browns 0:04:07.920 --> 0:04:10.520 are on the clock. Okay, thank you very much, Commissioner. 0:04:10.720 --> 0:04:14.040 Nice to see GAYL. Sayers. There can't Kennis Kansas letterman 0:04:14.120 --> 0:04:17.160 jacket on there. It did, It must be must be 0:04:17.200 --> 0:04:20.360 a sparse crowd there in Chicago. That seemed like he 0:04:20.480 --> 0:04:22.839 got the round of a plus he was expecting. Yeah, 0:04:22.880 --> 0:04:25.039 if you're gonna bring out GAYL. Sayers bringing you, there's 0:04:25.040 --> 0:04:26.640 a side of me that I wish that we were 0:04:26.640 --> 0:04:29.920 in Chicago doing this right now. It would be very 0:04:29.960 --> 0:04:32.880 fun and cold. It would be cold. Oh we we 0:04:32.880 --> 0:04:35.760 We've we've been cold. We've we've been to the combine cold, 0:04:36.560 --> 0:04:39.280 We've done those things. Doing my job would be a 0:04:39.320 --> 0:04:41.479 big pain in the butt. Yeah, Chicago, I got you, 0:04:41.720 --> 0:04:44.600 all right. But we talked about the let's go Cleveland's 0:04:44.640 --> 0:04:48.680 on the clock, dare We talked about quarterbacks so for 0:04:48.680 --> 0:04:50.880 the Cowboys and stuff like that. So we'll now focus 0:04:50.880 --> 0:04:54.200 since the drafts open for business. Here the Browns and 0:04:54.279 --> 0:04:56.400 factor on the clock that got back to back picks 0:04:56.440 --> 0:05:00.920 here at ninety nine. Hun, then we I've got the Cowboys. 0:05:00.960 --> 0:05:03.200 Jerry Jones. As I look over my shoulder, here is 0:05:03.400 --> 0:05:07.000 fielding some calls. Everybody when they're all smiling like that, 0:05:07.000 --> 0:05:09.760 that means somebody offered something that doesn't make a whole 0:05:09.760 --> 0:05:11.720 heck of a lot of sense. If you're the Cowboys, 0:05:11.960 --> 0:05:15.320 what direction are you going here? Well, you know it's uh. 0:05:16.240 --> 0:05:18.360 I still have got a I've got a defensive end 0:05:18.400 --> 0:05:20.560 on the board that I that I personally like with 0:05:20.680 --> 0:05:23.680 Ronald Blair, I do, I do like, I do like 0:05:23.839 --> 0:05:26.680 if you wouldn't have taken a running back Dixon here 0:05:26.839 --> 0:05:29.560 book or would have been a good this this could 0:05:29.600 --> 0:05:32.640 be you know, wide receivers. We've talked about wide receivers. 0:05:32.800 --> 0:05:34.839 They brought in the you know they they brought in 0:05:35.000 --> 0:05:38.480 Higgins Lawlor Cooper is a guy you like I've heard 0:05:38.480 --> 0:05:41.479 when I was walking through the halls, Lissa be the 0:05:41.600 --> 0:05:44.120 kid from TCU. I know Nick Eatman has always talks 0:05:44.160 --> 0:05:47.080 about give me the guy that's the vertical player here. Yeah, 0:05:47.080 --> 0:05:49.520 this could be. If we see a Derek Dooley come 0:05:49.560 --> 0:05:53.680 walking into this room initially, then maybe that's the direction. 0:05:53.760 --> 0:05:57.600 But I've got I've got Ronald Blair, the defensive end 0:05:57.640 --> 0:06:00.760 from app State on my board right now. See this 0:06:00.800 --> 0:06:02.760 is the Cowboys war room. There would be no arguments 0:06:02.760 --> 0:06:05.080 because that's exactly who I want to Yeah, and I mean, 0:06:05.160 --> 0:06:06.920 let's turn in the car. Let's go get the app 0:06:06.960 --> 0:06:09.680 stay defensive end. He's an instant contributor, Adam to the 0:06:09.760 --> 0:06:12.440 rotation and our football teams better. This is where I 0:06:12.480 --> 0:06:16.400 wonder about kind of our our own little vortex. You know, 0:06:16.720 --> 0:06:18.840 we we have ideas, We tend to agree with each other, 0:06:18.880 --> 0:06:21.440 We like each other. They didn't bring Ronald Blair in. 0:06:22.000 --> 0:06:24.559 I have not really heard a lot from Ronald Blair 0:06:24.720 --> 0:06:27.240 when I talk to them or listen to them. Right, 0:06:27.600 --> 0:06:30.520 that's not a name that I'm even having ideas on 0:06:30.520 --> 0:06:32.920 their radar. Okay, So I wonder if they're act. No, 0:06:33.360 --> 0:06:35.680 I don't, I don't. I don't discount Okay, as we 0:06:35.720 --> 0:06:38.760 look at the teams with the most fourth round picks, uh, 0:06:39.040 --> 0:06:41.960 the Cowboy excuse me, most picks in the fourth round 0:06:42.080 --> 0:06:44.960 in the common draft era. The Cowboys in nineteen ninety 0:06:44.960 --> 0:06:47.320 one have four. The Ravens are about to set up 0:06:47.320 --> 0:06:49.880 new record Ravens. Yeah, they'll keep them. Yeah, the Raven 0:06:50.240 --> 0:06:53.480 Ravens were doing a lot of moving around. Jerry Jones. 0:06:53.520 --> 0:06:55.200 If you're looking at war room cam, he is on 0:06:55.240 --> 0:06:58.200 the phone again. He is staring at the actual draft. 0:06:58.360 --> 0:07:01.440 Hugh Jackson's pumping his fist. Yeah. So they've evidently got 0:07:01.480 --> 0:07:05.320 a guy in Cleveland that they want. Uh, they are 0:07:05.400 --> 0:07:08.800 on the clock. Hopefully they have two minutes left to 0:07:08.839 --> 0:07:11.160 get just picked up. We all know. Now we're onto 0:07:11.160 --> 0:07:15.520 the mode where it's five minutes per pick. So as 0:07:15.560 --> 0:07:18.920 of when early in these rounds, especially when teams have 0:07:18.920 --> 0:07:21.600 a chance to sit on their board and uh and 0:07:22.000 --> 0:07:24.679 look at those names, maybe not a lot of trading 0:07:24.760 --> 0:07:27.040 going on at the at the top. Guys like to 0:07:27.040 --> 0:07:30.080 sit there and make these picks. So it looks like 0:07:30.120 --> 0:07:32.560 with the Browns, they've got a pick. Now, let's see 0:07:32.560 --> 0:07:35.600 maybe what the second pick they had, pick one hundred 0:07:36.360 --> 0:07:40.560 Jerry Jones again, still talking among talking with Will mccle 0:07:41.200 --> 0:07:43.160 You don't get the impression that anything came of that 0:07:43.240 --> 0:07:46.760 phone call, just on the conversations happening my experience sitting 0:07:46.800 --> 0:07:48.600 in that room with it when they are on the clock, 0:07:48.640 --> 0:07:50.480 when they're on the phone, and then it hangs up 0:07:50.480 --> 0:07:53.960 and it's laughing. Somebody offered something ridiculous that they would 0:07:54.000 --> 0:07:57.080 not consider to get out of that pick. So let's 0:07:57.120 --> 0:07:59.280 see if a business does pick up for them here 0:07:59.760 --> 0:08:01.600 the Browns. That looks like the pick is in for 0:08:01.640 --> 0:08:06.040 the Browns again. This is four ninety nine um for 0:08:06.120 --> 0:08:08.720 the Cowboys sake. Let's you know, hope that that they 0:08:08.720 --> 0:08:11.320 don't get uh the Browns got him yesterday. I'm gonna 0:08:11.320 --> 0:08:15.200 say the Browns are right there in front of him 0:08:15.240 --> 0:08:19.120 and got him on Immanuel Ogbah. Let's see if if 0:08:19.160 --> 0:08:22.280 what it happened you mentioned, I mean, I mean, maybe 0:08:22.320 --> 0:08:24.760 I'm going out on a limb. But I this is 0:08:24.800 --> 0:08:26.880 either going to be a defender or a quarterback if 0:08:27.000 --> 0:08:29.120 if Dallas hangs in here, that's my guest. Just take 0:08:29.160 --> 0:08:32.120 a quarterback potentially here or a defender. I mean, I 0:08:32.160 --> 0:08:36.000 can't be you could be absolutely right or they're you know, 0:08:36.040 --> 0:08:39.880 they mentioned center guard. That's obviously I defense or quarterback, 0:08:39.920 --> 0:08:41.679 that's my guess. I don't know, based on the way 0:08:41.720 --> 0:08:44.400 things have gone so far. Well and I also too, 0:08:44.440 --> 0:08:47.600 I have a Jeremy Cash on my board the safety 0:08:47.720 --> 0:08:52.320 from uh from Duke uh As as a potential guy, 0:08:52.360 --> 0:08:56.440 I think one of the one of the good tackling 0:08:56.640 --> 0:08:58.319 safeties in this drat. I mean, you know there's a 0:08:58.360 --> 0:09:00.400 lot of guys we talk about hitt and miss guys. Well, 0:09:00.440 --> 0:09:02.880 this guy's a secure player and he love for our guy. 0:09:02.960 --> 0:09:05.439 Jalen Mills, who is He was a Dallas Day visitor 0:09:05.480 --> 0:09:09.040 he's a local guy. Yeah, um, could be, could could 0:09:09.040 --> 0:09:12.920 absolutely be. Okay, the picks in for the Browns. Let's 0:09:12.920 --> 0:09:14.640 see how they operate today. Let's see if they do 0:09:14.640 --> 0:09:16.760 they said the commissioner said they're gonna do podium picks. 0:09:17.200 --> 0:09:19.280 At late in the draft. Yesterday we started getting just 0:09:19.400 --> 0:09:24.280 announcements of picks. This is where crawl bless the blessed 0:09:24.320 --> 0:09:26.760 the TV coverage guy. This is where it gets impossible 0:09:26.760 --> 0:09:28.080 for the Oh, this would be a lot of fun. 0:09:28.320 --> 0:09:30.520 This is where this is. I'm not talking about mayok 0:09:30.640 --> 0:09:32.320 so much on these guys, but just the people that 0:09:32.400 --> 0:09:34.280 have to keep up with the ticker and make all 0:09:34.360 --> 0:09:36.640 this work. I mean, it's just moving too fast for 0:09:36.679 --> 0:09:38.680 anybody to keep up with at this point. Yeah, well, 0:09:38.760 --> 0:09:41.560 let's see what the Browns in fact do. I always 0:09:41.600 --> 0:09:45.079 loved the fourth round of a draft. You know, well, 0:09:45.280 --> 0:09:46.600 you know, I said, I always call it what the 0:09:46.640 --> 0:09:50.440 criminal medical round and all that they're gonna get. These 0:09:50.480 --> 0:09:53.719 teams are gonna get some really good football players. I mean, 0:09:53.760 --> 0:09:56.480 I always always loved fourth round picks because you seem 0:09:56.559 --> 0:09:58.240 to have two or three of them, or you know, 0:09:58.320 --> 0:10:00.640 it's the guys who are pretty damn I'm good, but 0:10:00.720 --> 0:10:03.880 there's something wrong with him that's got him here. Yeah. Absolutely, 0:10:04.040 --> 0:10:05.800 in my cynical if I think of it as the 0:10:05.880 --> 0:10:09.720 BW web and naquasi us wants around, well, maybe maybe 0:10:09.760 --> 0:10:12.680 you are being a little cynical. Then jaded, you are negative, 0:10:12.679 --> 0:10:15.840 a little bit jaded. I was looking for my team 0:10:15.960 --> 0:10:17.560 niche chart here in the Browns day. Do you have 0:10:17.559 --> 0:10:20.080 any idea maybe at the Browns what they might do 0:10:20.160 --> 0:10:22.960 to start this day? They need everything. But here here's 0:10:22.960 --> 0:10:25.320 a committe ll'snown gonna be players, gonna announce pick our 0:10:25.360 --> 0:10:27.920 next pick. Here we the two thousand and sixteen NFL Draft. 0:10:28.200 --> 0:10:33.600 The Cleveland Browns welcome contest winner Patrick Star Joe thank 0:10:33.640 --> 0:10:38.160 you with the ninth and ninth. With the nine and 0:10:38.200 --> 0:10:40.640 ninth pick in the two thousand and sixteen NFL Draft, 0:10:40.640 --> 0:10:44.920 the Cleveland Browns select Joe Schobert, go linebackers content. It's 0:10:44.960 --> 0:10:48.240 a it's a very good pick. Yeah, he's They're going 0:10:48.280 --> 0:10:51.160 pass rush, pass rush, pass rush in Cleveland. Yeah, they 0:10:51.200 --> 0:10:55.040 went with Ogba, then they added uh Nassim from Penn 0:10:55.040 --> 0:10:57.439 State and going back to the Big ten here with Schoubert. Yeah, 0:10:57.520 --> 0:11:00.760 he's a Shae McClellan clone. H I'm a big fan 0:11:00.800 --> 0:11:03.280 of the second round pick. Believer, first round, first round, 0:11:03.280 --> 0:11:06.480 putting the Bears Bears right, Yeah, absolutely, this guy just 0:11:06.520 --> 0:11:08.960 knows how to get to the quarterback. He's you know, 0:11:08.960 --> 0:11:11.720 the measurables are are average, are okay? You know? The 0:11:11.760 --> 0:11:15.040 size okay, he doesn't really stand out in that respect, 0:11:15.440 --> 0:11:18.480 but he has a nose for the football. Whether he's stunting, 0:11:18.480 --> 0:11:20.439 whether he's just rushing off the edge, he finds the 0:11:20.480 --> 0:11:23.160 football and he makes plays. So I think that's a 0:11:23.240 --> 0:11:25.719 very good pick for the Browns. I like that guy. 0:11:25.760 --> 0:11:28.480 I love Wisconsin football players because like he is, he's 0:11:28.480 --> 0:11:30.320 a tough son of a gun. Yeah he does. He 0:11:30.360 --> 0:11:33.240 gets to the football. Now they're at Wisconsin because they're 0:11:33.240 --> 0:11:36.120 not like, they're not highly touted guys. Wisconsin doesn't get 0:11:36.120 --> 0:11:38.880 the five star players, and you know they got to 0:11:38.960 --> 0:11:41.280 rely on stuff other than athleticism to get it done. 0:11:41.360 --> 0:11:45.240 But hey, they keep pumping out good players. So Joe Schobert, 0:11:45.280 --> 0:11:50.520 the linebacker for the for the for Wisconsin, uh is 0:11:50.559 --> 0:11:55.079 the pick um. You know we've seen, we've seen what 0:11:55.200 --> 0:11:57.600 looks like to me. Let's see. Oh wait, Oakland's now 0:11:57.640 --> 0:12:01.480 on the clock, so you gotta go at one hundred Okay, wait, wait, wait, 0:12:01.559 --> 0:12:05.080 in our mock draft, we were close. We call it 0:12:05.080 --> 0:12:07.120 Oakland maybe going up to one oh one. What they 0:12:07.120 --> 0:12:08.760 are going to one hundred? Well, here we go with 0:12:08.800 --> 0:12:11.560 Oakland now and the pick is in. That's for the Raiders. 0:12:11.559 --> 0:12:13.480 That's a decent jump too. Let me see a right, 0:12:13.559 --> 0:12:16.720 let me see all right? How about this, let's say 0:12:16.960 --> 0:12:20.840 linebacker and tior defensive linement, running back? Could they just 0:12:20.920 --> 0:12:24.280 could this be just a best available players situation? Here? Yeah, 0:12:24.280 --> 0:12:26.959 there's someone if you're going up, there's somebody light. Now 0:12:26.960 --> 0:12:30.439 we've talked about these quarterbacks. We've talked could one. Could 0:12:30.480 --> 0:12:33.760 they be looking for a backup for car out there? 0:12:33.880 --> 0:12:36.640 Do they? I mean they need one? They got that guy, 0:12:37.240 --> 0:12:39.600 the guy that we played here in twenty thirteen. What's 0:12:39.600 --> 0:12:43.319 his name? Can't even remember right now. He was there starting, 0:12:43.360 --> 0:12:46.840 he was there starting mclock mc mclo. Okay, here it 0:12:46.920 --> 0:12:50.559 is the one ERD pick one fourteen and one fifty four. 0:12:51.160 --> 0:12:55.320 Now go from the uh from the Raiders. Let's see 0:12:55.360 --> 0:12:57.080 that this is gonna be interesting. I think this. You 0:12:57.120 --> 0:13:00.520 don't make this. I mean there's somebody on this board. Obviously. 0:13:00.600 --> 0:13:06.720 Did they really really like about talk about running back? Yeah? 0:13:05.240 --> 0:13:08.160 Uh we went in our mock that we did in 0:13:08.160 --> 0:13:10.040 the draft show, I think we had the pick here 0:13:10.080 --> 0:13:12.520 and yeah, here we go. I can't get the host 0:13:12.800 --> 0:13:16.320 to announce our next pick in the two thousand and 0:13:16.400 --> 0:13:21.920 sixteen NFL Draft, Raiders would like to welcome Raiders, a 0:13:22.040 --> 0:13:28.440 legend and two times Super Bowl champion Jim Podcast. Thank you. 0:13:28.520 --> 0:13:31.000 And with the one hundredth pick in the two thousand 0:13:31.040 --> 0:13:35.480 and sixteen NFL Draft, the Oakland Raiders select Connor Cook 0:13:35.840 --> 0:13:42.800 quarter How about that right there? So forgive me, Brian. Yeah, 0:13:42.840 --> 0:13:46.040 we mocked, we mocked. It seemed like to me this 0:13:46.120 --> 0:13:48.640 was gonna be a pick. Okay, this means Dallas is 0:13:48.640 --> 0:13:51.880 on the clock right now. So here we go and 0:13:51.920 --> 0:13:55.320 we'll see what what in fact happens. Connor Cook. We 0:13:55.480 --> 0:13:59.320 talked about him as a potential pick uh for the 0:13:59.480 --> 0:14:06.400 Dallas Cowboys. But the Raiders understand that the Cowboys worked 0:14:06.440 --> 0:14:11.200 him out, visit with them, all kinds of things. Maybe 0:14:11.200 --> 0:14:13.360 they go out and grab the quarterback, the best quarterback 0:14:13.400 --> 0:14:15.960 they feel like the on the board right there. You 0:14:15.960 --> 0:14:18.600 know what's ironic is that's two days in a row 0:14:19.120 --> 0:14:21.600 that the team going just before the Cowboys has saved 0:14:21.640 --> 0:14:24.000 me from a pick that I don't like. And for 0:14:24.040 --> 0:14:26.520 about ten minutes last night, I was pretty pumped that 0:14:26.600 --> 0:14:30.200 the Cowboys had dodged this Oakba bullet because I don't 0:14:30.240 --> 0:14:33.680 really like him very much. Yeah, and obviously then they 0:14:33.720 --> 0:14:36.280 threw me a real curveball by drafting Jalen Smith. So 0:14:36.320 --> 0:14:39.080 here I am thinking, Okay, good, the Cowboys aren't gonna 0:14:39.120 --> 0:14:41.360 draft Connor Cook. But what are they gonna do? Okay, 0:14:41.480 --> 0:14:44.080 last night I didn't love their backup plan. Okay, Jerry 0:14:44.160 --> 0:14:46.560 Jones is on the phone in the war room right now. 0:14:47.560 --> 0:14:50.600 The Cowboys they could go for. You know, we've talked 0:14:50.600 --> 0:14:56.240 about defensive ends. We've talked about potentially quarterbacks. We've talked 0:14:56.280 --> 0:15:00.720 about you know, a lot of different positions. So looking 0:15:00.800 --> 0:15:04.400 best available. I mean we're talking defensive line. Yeah, Billings, 0:15:04.760 --> 0:15:08.400 something's going on there, Yeah, Hassan Ridgeway, Ronald Blair, Um, 0:15:08.480 --> 0:15:10.440 you know they made the pick, well, they made the 0:15:10.480 --> 0:15:13.160 pick the pick up one receivers and there Richard Higgins, Yeah, 0:15:13.160 --> 0:15:15.680 I mean he was a Dallas day guy. I think 0:15:15.720 --> 0:15:17.400 if we go down through the list of guys with 0:15:17.480 --> 0:15:22.000 those defensive we talked about Blaird Tapper, maybe it got 0:15:22.040 --> 0:15:23.960 you know, I mean, those guys mean, we'll see what 0:15:24.080 --> 0:15:26.560 tooked with Tapper at the Senior Bowl. They yeah, they did, 0:15:26.600 --> 0:15:28.680 you know, And I think the scheme when we talk 0:15:28.760 --> 0:15:32.160 about him, I think scheme hurts him a little bit more. 0:15:32.200 --> 0:15:34.880 I mean he's a guy. But you do, his combine 0:15:35.000 --> 0:15:38.720 was outstand You see the the athletic ability with there 0:15:38.720 --> 0:15:41.600 it is Les Charles Tapper's in. So there you go 0:15:42.120 --> 0:15:47.240 Charles Tapper, the defensive end from Oklahoma. And uh so 0:15:47.640 --> 0:15:52.240 there it goes. Uh, Cowboys at one on one get 0:15:52.320 --> 0:15:55.840 Charles Tapper. I would I would have preferred Ronald Blair here, 0:15:55.880 --> 0:15:58.040 but I think this is a good spot for Tapper. Uh. 0:15:58.200 --> 0:15:59.920 You know, I I gave him a late three or 0:16:00.000 --> 0:16:02.800 early four. That's right where this range is. Uh. And 0:16:02.840 --> 0:16:05.400 you you talked about the scheme fit Brian and and 0:16:05.560 --> 0:16:07.600 he's six two and a half two hundred and seventy pounds. 0:16:07.800 --> 0:16:10.600 But the way they used him at Oklahoma, Uh, it 0:16:10.720 --> 0:16:13.760 just it was not It didn't do him any favors. Yeah. Um, 0:16:14.000 --> 0:16:16.120 and but he was still able to get ten tackles 0:16:16.120 --> 0:16:19.320 for losses past year, seven sacks. You mentioned his combine 0:16:19.440 --> 0:16:23.720 ran a four or five, Yeah, four or five. His 0:16:23.920 --> 0:16:27.360 ten yards split was fantastic. A one five nine. Uh, 0:16:27.640 --> 0:16:30.840 this guy thirty four in vert. So I think he's 0:16:30.840 --> 0:16:34.360 a terrific pick here. Yeah and uh, but again I 0:16:34.400 --> 0:16:38.800 had Blair as the guy myself. But uh, and Tapper's 0:16:38.840 --> 0:16:42.720 a guy that probably they took on my board, probably 0:16:42.720 --> 0:16:45.680 took a round early. And here's the thing with Tapper. 0:16:45.840 --> 0:16:49.200 You go back to his sophomore year, watch him against 0:16:49.240 --> 0:16:52.240 Alabama in the bowl game. I mean he aj McCarron 0:16:52.320 --> 0:16:56.360 is still having nightmares from Charles Tapper, uh, putting pressure 0:16:56.480 --> 0:16:59.880 on Alabama in that pocket. So I think if you 0:17:00.040 --> 0:17:02.040 watch that sophomore tape, you get excited. Then you watched 0:17:02.080 --> 0:17:04.280 him the last two years and how he was misused 0:17:04.600 --> 0:17:07.240 and you're a little disappointed, But he was misused, and 0:17:07.240 --> 0:17:09.200 so I think that's a big part of his evaluation. 0:17:09.920 --> 0:17:11.800 But I think, you know, you love the promise with 0:17:11.880 --> 0:17:14.199 his player and he didn't start playing football until his 0:17:14.280 --> 0:17:16.960 junior year in high school. Yeah, so you know, he's 0:17:17.000 --> 0:17:20.080 still got a lot of upside, a lot he's going 0:17:20.119 --> 0:17:22.439 to get better. I really like what Tapper could be 0:17:22.480 --> 0:17:25.520 two three years from now. Yeah. That's uh, my scouting 0:17:25.520 --> 0:17:28.399 report is not as glowing as as your scouting report 0:17:28.520 --> 0:17:30.879 is dying and I I just thought I'd need to 0:17:30.920 --> 0:17:33.560 see him react a little bit quicker. And and you know, 0:17:33.680 --> 0:17:36.520 maybe that has to do with the scheme. Uh. You know, 0:17:37.640 --> 0:17:40.479 I saw some things though with uh uh. He just 0:17:40.480 --> 0:17:42.880 doesn't do enough off the edge. For me. I saw 0:17:43.000 --> 0:17:46.920 some stiffness. I saw some tentative play and again lights running. Yeah, 0:17:46.920 --> 0:17:48.800 it might be it might be the and and right 0:17:48.800 --> 0:17:51.160 there you saw him retrace his steps. That was something 0:17:51.200 --> 0:17:53.639 that I I saw. I thought he stayed square, but 0:17:53.680 --> 0:17:55.040 I thought he needed to do a little bit better 0:17:55.119 --> 0:17:57.800 job of freeing himself. And again, I'm gonna say that 0:17:57.880 --> 0:18:01.439 the Oklahoma scheme, when you watched him play, it doesn't 0:18:01.480 --> 0:18:05.240 always uh make these guys shine. And maybe the fact 0:18:05.240 --> 0:18:08.800 that you got a guy with the athletic ability of 0:18:09.200 --> 0:18:12.280 Charles Tapper, that maybe that you can do something with that. 0:18:12.400 --> 0:18:16.200 So San Diego is now on the clock. Their pick 0:18:16.280 --> 0:18:18.639 is in. You guys write the scouting reports, you know 0:18:18.720 --> 0:18:22.600 far more than me. But you mix that athleticism with 0:18:22.680 --> 0:18:25.479 his size. That's what I like them. I like the 0:18:25.520 --> 0:18:28.280 fact that he should be ready to go. This isn't 0:18:28.280 --> 0:18:30.440 a Randy Gregory type of guy who needs to eat 0:18:30.760 --> 0:18:32.840 a couple of bags of water Burger before he shows 0:18:32.920 --> 0:18:35.320 up the practice. Yeah, he's ready to play, or he 0:18:35.359 --> 0:18:38.320 should be at least. Yeah, and uh yeah, I mean 0:18:38.920 --> 0:18:42.000 maybe maybe it's it's obviously you guys love Ronald Blair. 0:18:42.119 --> 0:18:44.159 But I can get on board with that. Yeah, I 0:18:44.200 --> 0:18:46.360 can get on board with that pick. Well, that's good 0:18:46.359 --> 0:18:49.120 and all the hey, all of a sudden, you've used 0:18:49.119 --> 0:18:52.080 two pretty premium picks to work on that pass pass right, Okay, 0:18:52.080 --> 0:18:54.760 the Chargers picks. Now in let's see who in fact 0:18:54.800 --> 0:19:18.640 that she's not a fan. That's Joey Bosa. Oh all right. 0:19:18.680 --> 0:19:22.320 With the hundred second pick in the twenty sixteen NFL Draft, 0:19:22.880 --> 0:19:30.159 the San Diego Chargers select Joshua Perry, linebacker. Joey Bosa 0:19:30.240 --> 0:19:33.719 loves that. Yeah, the teammate hit Joshua Perry, the linebacker 0:19:33.960 --> 0:19:36.760 number eleven for the Buckeyes. Yeah, so yeah, the Buckeyes 0:19:36.800 --> 0:19:38.800 just right, you're right, Dane now would be the eleventh 0:19:39.480 --> 0:19:44.120 Buckeyes selected, uh in this draft. A little bit about 0:19:44.200 --> 0:19:47.400 Joshua Perry in terms of human beings. He's a first 0:19:47.480 --> 0:19:49.879 round pick, maybe the number one overall pick, and just 0:19:49.920 --> 0:19:54.080 a great person, very smart. Urban Meyer always says that 0:19:54.160 --> 0:19:56.240 he's a guy that could run for political office. I 0:19:56.280 --> 0:19:58.000 mean he's he could be the president of the United States. 0:19:58.000 --> 0:20:00.360 That's the type of person he is u in terms 0:20:00.359 --> 0:20:02.760 of intelligence and just the way he interacts with everyone 0:20:02.800 --> 0:20:05.280 around him. But he looks like a defensive end out there. 0:20:05.600 --> 0:20:07.520 But he has some movement skills like a safety. I 0:20:07.520 --> 0:20:10.080 mean his straight line speed. He's a four sixth athlete. 0:20:10.880 --> 0:20:12.880 I think he's a player that can blitz, he can cover, 0:20:13.440 --> 0:20:14.880 you can do a lot of things with him. So 0:20:15.440 --> 0:20:17.840 to me, I thought he's a third round player, a 0:20:17.880 --> 0:20:21.719 guy that can start in multiple schemes. He played weak side, 0:20:21.760 --> 0:20:24.960 strong side middle at Ohio State, so he has versatility 0:20:25.119 --> 0:20:28.080 at all three linebacker spots. Okay, so that now puts 0:20:28.119 --> 0:20:32.359 they'll put Jacksonville will be on the clock. It looks 0:20:32.400 --> 0:20:36.920 like that Jackson de Ville, the best Masks mascot in 0:20:37.359 --> 0:20:40.520 the NFL was is trying to repel with the Jacks. 0:20:40.520 --> 0:20:44.000 Selection to remember when that idiot repelled down Wimbley Stadium 0:20:44.000 --> 0:20:46.320 in London. Yeah, that was pretty fun. That was prefair. Okay, 0:20:46.359 --> 0:20:51.399 so we'll see that Jacksonville Jaguars have Kevin Hardy, former 0:20:51.640 --> 0:20:55.600 All Pro linebacker for the Jacksonville Jaguars, along with future 0:20:55.640 --> 0:20:59.959 All Pro linebacker Miles Jacky PG Sweet Stakes you may 0:21:00.160 --> 0:21:05.480 the pick winner Michael Garcia with one hundred and third 0:21:05.520 --> 0:21:08.360 pick of the twenty sixteen NFL Draft, the Jacksonville Jaguar 0:21:08.400 --> 0:21:13.240 Select day defensive tackle Sheldon Day, defensive tackle Notre Dame. 0:21:13.480 --> 0:21:16.159 Kind of a kind of a favorite of Rod Marinelli's 0:21:16.240 --> 0:21:18.920 at the Senior Bowl. I'll never I love that so much. 0:21:18.960 --> 0:21:21.560 Beat Like he's he's a short guy. We've talked about 0:21:21.560 --> 0:21:23.960 it before, like he's definitely not the most Actually, I 0:21:24.000 --> 0:21:26.840 remember Charles Tapper was not the biggest name at the 0:21:26.880 --> 0:21:29.600 Senior Bowl, but he just looked like the biggest, baddest 0:21:29.600 --> 0:21:32.399 guy there when you look at him eye test wise, right, 0:21:32.640 --> 0:21:36.199 Sheldon Day was maybe the least impressive guy there on 0:21:36.240 --> 0:21:39.680 the eye test. And Rod Marinelli absolutely loved that guy. 0:21:39.840 --> 0:21:43.280 He worked him at both spots. He was all over him. 0:21:43.320 --> 0:21:46.640 He was right up in his grill during every drill. Yep, 0:21:46.800 --> 0:21:49.720 he was very enthusiastic about We talked about Cody White 0:21:49.720 --> 0:21:53.920 here maybe in Zach Martin light, uh that Sheldon Day 0:21:54.000 --> 0:21:57.399 is Aaron Donald light. I mean he's he's that undersized undertackle, 0:21:57.880 --> 0:22:00.920 a guy that wins with quickness and penetration. The biggest 0:22:00.920 --> 0:22:02.880 worry with me with Shelton Day was he hasn't made 0:22:02.920 --> 0:22:05.480 it through a whole season without being hurt. And then 0:22:05.560 --> 0:22:07.480 just scheme fit. He's not going to be a fit 0:22:07.520 --> 0:22:10.359 for every team. But it was interesting at the Senior 0:22:10.359 --> 0:22:12.639 Bowl lining him up outside, yeah, and putting him in 0:22:12.680 --> 0:22:14.680 a few different spots, and so Rod Marinelli had a 0:22:14.720 --> 0:22:16.399 lot of fun with him. Yeah, Rod Marinelli a lot 0:22:16.400 --> 0:22:18.399 of credit for that because they were showing some highlights 0:22:18.440 --> 0:22:21.480 of the Senior Bowl and he was taking Jason Spriggs 0:22:22.440 --> 0:22:26.359 to task a little bit, uh who was taken earlier 0:22:26.400 --> 0:22:29.399 by the Green Bay Packers in the third round of 0:22:29.400 --> 0:22:32.199 this draft. So Baltimore is now on the clock. It 0:22:32.280 --> 0:22:35.320 looks like their pick is gonna be in at one 0:22:35.440 --> 0:22:40.840 oh one Baltimore, one of the Baltimore has always been 0:22:40.880 --> 0:22:43.040 the team that's been the nemesis of the Cowboys. Looks 0:22:43.040 --> 0:22:45.240 like a little bit maybe the Cleveland Browns had become 0:22:45.280 --> 0:22:47.879 the nemesis of you know, with the trades and so 0:22:48.200 --> 0:22:50.919 if in fact they did, like Connor Cook, if they 0:22:50.960 --> 0:22:53.960 were going to go that route, you know, getting you know, 0:22:53.960 --> 0:22:56.640 the Raiders able to trade up ahead of them and 0:22:56.960 --> 0:23:02.080 make that pick. Any thoughts about Hey, we've with maybe 0:23:02.080 --> 0:23:05.240 what the Browns are you thinking about? There's a lot 0:23:05.240 --> 0:23:07.800 of cornerbacks on this board that we you know, we've looked. 0:23:07.840 --> 0:23:10.840 I'm just just going off the board, just looking. We've 0:23:10.840 --> 0:23:13.680 talked about receivers. Uh okay, well here we go, there 0:23:13.680 --> 0:23:17.360 we go picks in, So they goes Tavon Young, Temple, 0:23:17.480 --> 0:23:20.439 Temple cornerback. I was here, I was look focusing on 0:23:20.480 --> 0:23:25.160 my board. Tavon Young the quarterback, cornerback, excuse me, out 0:23:25.160 --> 0:23:28.359 of Temple is the pick? Uh Dane. Some thoughts on 0:23:28.440 --> 0:23:31.359 Tavon Young undersized five nine hundred and eighty three pounds, 0:23:32.080 --> 0:23:36.639 but I think really competitive player, really feisty. Uh. He 0:23:36.840 --> 0:23:39.119 is able to make up for some of his size 0:23:39.160 --> 0:23:43.879 limitations because he plays with sound technique, um and instincts. 0:23:44.080 --> 0:23:47.119 He finds the ball quickly and just a very fearless player. 0:23:47.200 --> 0:23:49.919 Like he doesn't play like he's undersized. He he plays 0:23:49.960 --> 0:23:53.000 like he's six one, two hundred pounds. And so whether 0:23:53.040 --> 0:23:54.480 he plays in the sea, probably have to play in 0:23:54.520 --> 0:23:57.119 a slot. That's probably where Tavon Young is going to 0:23:57.200 --> 0:23:59.800 make his money in the NFL. But I think he 0:23:59.800 --> 0:24:02.320 can be an isn't contributor on special teams and then 0:24:02.359 --> 0:24:05.400 work for starting Nickel roll. Yeah, I think this guy 0:24:05.520 --> 0:24:07.840 is a really nice job of rallying to the football. 0:24:08.280 --> 0:24:10.080 I think he needs to turn and locate the ball 0:24:10.080 --> 0:24:11.480 a little bit better down the field. It might have 0:24:11.560 --> 0:24:14.639 something to do with his height at five to nine, 0:24:14.680 --> 0:24:18.040 as you said, but plays with some balance, stays in position, 0:24:18.600 --> 0:24:20.480 can play out of the slot. I think that's really 0:24:20.480 --> 0:24:22.439 the most important thing that you said right there. So 0:24:22.560 --> 0:24:26.640 Tavon Young goes to the Baltimore Ravens with pick four 0:24:26.960 --> 0:24:31.120 one oh four. That will now put this is gonna 0:24:31.160 --> 0:24:36.159 be it. I believe, if I'm correct, the pick is 0:24:36.160 --> 0:24:38.760 San Francisco's. But I believe this pick for some reason 0:24:38.840 --> 0:24:43.400 now is in Kansas City's hands, maybe from a previous 0:24:43.440 --> 0:24:47.439 trade that mark Kansas City will go back to back. 0:24:47.480 --> 0:24:50.520 It looks like here on the clock at pick one 0:24:50.560 --> 0:24:55.920 oh five and pick one oh six, So as time 0:24:55.960 --> 0:24:58.040 looks like it's a winding down for this pick, and 0:24:58.040 --> 0:25:01.600 we'll see if in fact it is. Then um talk 0:25:01.680 --> 0:25:04.520 about a little bit what maybe we could see from 0:25:04.560 --> 0:25:07.920 San Francisco. We we you know, that's uh, Chip Kelly. 0:25:08.000 --> 0:25:10.840 They've taken a lot of what PAC twelve players still 0:25:10.840 --> 0:25:12.880 on the board, we got Casey here right. Oh, I'm sorry, 0:25:12.960 --> 0:25:15.760 that's right, That was right right? Well? And the Chiefs, yeah, 0:25:15.800 --> 0:25:18.959 they go back to back, gave one six actually right 0:25:19.000 --> 0:25:21.679 about that. Um, you know, looking at you know, they 0:25:21.720 --> 0:25:24.240 traded out of the first round completely. Then they got 0:25:24.320 --> 0:25:29.040 some defensive line help with Chris Jones in the second round. Uh, 0:25:29.080 --> 0:25:30.840 and then in the third round who think go on 0:25:30.880 --> 0:25:34.119 the third round? Third round selection from the Chiefs and 0:25:34.240 --> 0:25:37.359 with Cavari Russell the Notre Dame quarter. So maybe go 0:25:37.400 --> 0:25:39.920 back to offense. Now we'll see what they do here. 0:25:39.920 --> 0:25:43.200 Back to back. But do you think the Cowboys were 0:25:43.480 --> 0:25:47.120 targeting Connor Cook at one on one and that Oakland 0:25:47.200 --> 0:25:48.760 kind of stuck in there? I mean, do you think 0:25:48.760 --> 0:25:52.000 that was a pick? I had a feeling that they 0:25:52.040 --> 0:25:55.400 liked Connor Cook, I really did. Yeah, maybe even more 0:25:55.480 --> 0:25:58.919 than Hackenberg and maybe you know, I mean, who know, 0:25:59.040 --> 0:26:01.520 I mean, I was I could said. I was told 0:26:01.520 --> 0:26:03.480 a lot of different things, and some of them have 0:26:03.560 --> 0:26:05.680 actually been true and some of them haven't even been close. 0:26:05.800 --> 0:26:08.160 So you know, just need to kind of think about that. 0:26:08.280 --> 0:26:10.760 It's impossible that Oakland was on the phone with them 0:26:10.800 --> 0:26:13.119 when Jerry was talking before the round started. Is that 0:26:13.160 --> 0:26:15.879 I mean every I mean, yeah, it makes if if 0:26:16.119 --> 0:26:18.120 he was gonna get his fifth round pickback. I don't 0:26:18.119 --> 0:26:20.240 know why he didn't do it. It makes sense to 0:26:20.280 --> 0:26:24.399 me that they would want a quarterback. But yeah, you 0:26:24.440 --> 0:26:27.800 sit here with you know, I mean, you got another 0:26:27.840 --> 0:26:30.840 pick in the fourth and you've got probably through while 0:26:30.880 --> 0:26:33.560 you can. You lost Cook, but you've still probably got 0:26:33.600 --> 0:26:36.600 three guys that you like enough to draft, right, So 0:26:37.000 --> 0:26:40.359 maybe they weren't sweating it. Maybe maybe Chapper was their 0:26:40.400 --> 0:26:42.919 guy all along. Maybe there's a good chance there was 0:26:43.080 --> 0:26:44.840 there was a chance that he was a guy. Maybe 0:26:45.160 --> 0:26:47.679 maybe they don't. Maybe they see, okay, the picks in 0:26:47.720 --> 0:26:50.000 for the Chiefs maybe, but maybe they see maybe like 0:26:50.000 --> 0:26:52.159 one of these other quarterbacks, maybe they like their odds 0:26:52.200 --> 0:26:54.840 that Dak Prescott or Brandon Allen is sitting there at 0:26:54.880 --> 0:26:56.880 one thirty five exactly. Let's go out to uh, let's 0:26:56.880 --> 0:26:58.400 go out to Kansas City and see what we got 0:26:58.440 --> 0:27:06.879 working for their pick. Kansas City picks in. That is 0:27:06.920 --> 0:27:09.920 a really fancy plane that they just showed on. Okay, 0:27:09.960 --> 0:27:12.080 I guess we're not gonna get there coverage. Maybe they 0:27:12.080 --> 0:27:14.720 didn't have the audio was not not rolling right there. 0:27:15.119 --> 0:27:19.399 Let's see if they announced the pick. Yeah, they were 0:27:19.440 --> 0:27:23.000 at an air Force base with some impressive equipment there. 0:27:23.040 --> 0:27:26.639 Maybe they had some some audio problems. Again, Kansas City 0:27:26.800 --> 0:27:30.680 is back to back at picks uh one oh five 0:27:30.880 --> 0:27:35.520 and one oh six. Uh. Talk a little bit about 0:27:35.560 --> 0:27:37.960 what you know with Kansas City. Seems like a team 0:27:38.000 --> 0:27:41.320 it's always Chase an offensive lineman they are. And they 0:27:41.320 --> 0:27:45.440 made a few splashes signing Mitchell Schwartz uh and free agency. 0:27:45.560 --> 0:27:48.600 He's going to be that right tackle. They also lost 0:27:48.600 --> 0:27:51.920 a few guys with Donald Stevenson. He left uh Ben 0:27:52.000 --> 0:27:55.240 Grubbs his careers winding down, so they let him go. 0:27:55.320 --> 0:27:57.640 So offensive line would make a lot of sense here. 0:27:57.680 --> 0:27:59.600 And let's look on the draft board. Let's see who 0:28:00.040 --> 0:28:04.360 has available. Well, you talk about Westerman, you know Westerman, 0:28:04.480 --> 0:28:10.479 Joe Dahl, uh, Darryl Greene, Yeah, Gerald Hawkins. You know 0:28:10.480 --> 0:28:13.239 that you feel like that they were fact they'd go 0:28:13.280 --> 0:28:15.800 inside or would him maybe take a guy that Eric 0:28:15.800 --> 0:28:18.320 Fisher's in the final year of his deal. Yeah, so 0:28:18.400 --> 0:28:21.480 maybe think mbie go offensive tackle tackle. We talked about 0:28:21.560 --> 0:28:24.320 Kyle Murphy here me Murphy from Stanford. I think that 0:28:24.400 --> 0:28:26.440 in insure was another guy that we may be brought 0:28:26.560 --> 0:28:29.639 up Cincinnati since from Cincinnati. So let's say, okay, it 0:28:29.640 --> 0:28:32.040 looks like we're back with Kansas City. Let's see if 0:28:32.040 --> 0:28:33.720 we got him up on the UH, if we got 0:28:33.720 --> 0:28:37.439 availability around the nation and around the world. 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With the 0:29:27.400 --> 0:29:31.040 one hundred and fifth pick of the twenty sixteen NFL draft, 0:29:31.400 --> 0:29:37.080 the Kansas City Chiefs select Parker Edinger Guard Cincinnati. There 0:29:37.120 --> 0:29:39.400 you go. We always say they're chasing, the Chiefs are 0:29:39.440 --> 0:29:42.719 always chasing offensive linemen, and it looks like that they 0:29:42.800 --> 0:29:48.440 drafted another one right there in Parking at headinger Cincinnati 0:29:48.520 --> 0:29:51.400 left tackle, and he played all over that offensive line 0:29:51.400 --> 0:29:53.800 at Cincinnati. To me, he's a guard. I don't see 0:29:53.880 --> 0:29:58.200 him staying outside at tackle. But this is higher than 0:29:58.240 --> 0:29:59.600 I had him. I had him more as a late 0:29:59.680 --> 0:30:02.680 run I think I had a seventh round grade on him. Yeah, 0:30:02.840 --> 0:30:05.840 but six six or in ten pounds is a player 0:30:05.880 --> 0:30:09.239 who he does his best work in smaller spaces, and 0:30:09.280 --> 0:30:11.240 so that's why I think he has to play guard 0:30:11.600 --> 0:30:15.600 in the NFL. For his best spot is when you 0:30:15.640 --> 0:30:18.400 watch his film, you know he doesn't make a lot 0:30:18.440 --> 0:30:20.720 of mistakes. There's not a lot of negative tape out 0:30:20.760 --> 0:30:23.400 there for him. But I just saw average traits and 0:30:23.440 --> 0:30:26.000 so it'll be interesting interesting to see how they use him. Yeah, 0:30:26.000 --> 0:30:28.880 there's UH and it looks like the pick is also 0:30:29.000 --> 0:30:32.480 in at UH one oh six. We'll see that as Yeah. 0:30:32.560 --> 0:30:36.240 With with Parker, I saw some stiffness in this guy 0:30:36.400 --> 0:30:38.920 and the way I like the way he works with 0:30:38.920 --> 0:30:42.400 his hands inside. He could sustain for two or three 0:30:42.440 --> 0:30:45.880 steps and then after that then he totally falls apart. 0:30:46.000 --> 0:30:48.520 So I think you could jerk him off balance. I 0:30:48.520 --> 0:30:50.600 don't think he just very well on the second level. 0:30:51.120 --> 0:30:54.280 I'm with you, Dane. I really had some trouble with 0:30:54.320 --> 0:30:56.080 this guy because I didn't think he had very good 0:30:56.320 --> 0:30:59.200 redirect and maybe that's why he had to play inside. 0:30:59.280 --> 0:31:01.720 So I really enjoy that. About day three of the draft, 0:31:01.760 --> 0:31:04.920 I remind him thinking of Eric Murray. Yeah, Eric Murray, 0:31:04.920 --> 0:31:08.160 you're thinking about Eric Murray. Eric Murray is now the 0:31:08.280 --> 0:31:10.800 Kansasy chief and we saw Eric Murray, Dave, do you 0:31:10.800 --> 0:31:13.560 remember him from the Senior Bowl. We absolutely did. Tenacious 0:31:13.560 --> 0:31:15.960 guy he was. He was always cut in line to 0:31:16.000 --> 0:31:19.160 getting getting Braxton Miller's face. If I remember, this fits 0:31:19.200 --> 0:31:22.480 what the Chiefs want at corner. They want press guys 0:31:22.600 --> 0:31:25.560 that will come up and look to make receivers uncomfortable. 0:31:25.560 --> 0:31:28.160 And that's what Eric Murray does best. You know, five eleven, 0:31:28.160 --> 0:31:31.200 two hundred pounds. Uh, he's a four or five athlete. 0:31:31.840 --> 0:31:34.400 Not not the most twitched up guy, but uh, you know, 0:31:34.480 --> 0:31:36.440 he's physical. He'll he'll get up in the face of 0:31:36.480 --> 0:31:38.680 receivers and it looks at get in their head and 0:31:38.680 --> 0:31:41.560 looked the knock him off balance. That's really what he 0:31:41.600 --> 0:31:43.880 does best. So I think if he can figure out 0:31:43.920 --> 0:31:47.640 a way to harness that aggressive nature, uh, there's no 0:31:47.720 --> 0:31:50.479 question he can play at this level and whether can 0:31:50.520 --> 0:31:52.560 he play in the slot. I think he's gonna be 0:31:52.560 --> 0:31:55.360 a special team to start with, and then you hope 0:31:55.400 --> 0:31:58.080 maybe by year two he's fighting for a starting job 0:31:58.200 --> 0:32:01.280 and that Eric Murray, Yeah my self, I did see 0:32:01.280 --> 0:32:02.920 a guy that could play out of the slot. I 0:32:03.000 --> 0:32:05.080 thought that he could adjust to the football. We saw 0:32:05.080 --> 0:32:07.200 a little bit that the Senior Bowl. But I thought 0:32:07.200 --> 0:32:10.160 he was a poor technique player, Like you said, very handsy, 0:32:10.400 --> 0:32:13.520 very much grabby handsy, that type of guy, physical law 0:32:13.560 --> 0:32:15.560 at the line of scrimmage. I don't think he always 0:32:15.600 --> 0:32:18.680 played with very good lateral agility for somebody that was 0:32:18.720 --> 0:32:21.560 playing out of a slot. And you know, I think 0:32:21.600 --> 0:32:23.720 that he'll do a good job with his the way 0:32:23.760 --> 0:32:26.440 he is matching up with size. I do like that, 0:32:26.480 --> 0:32:28.840 But I what did you grade him ask? I had 0:32:28.920 --> 0:32:32.480 him as a cornerback. No, but like round round I 0:32:32.600 --> 0:32:34.880 had him in the fifth round. That's where I had 0:32:34.960 --> 0:32:36.640 him as well. I did. I just I love the 0:32:36.720 --> 0:32:39.360 variables at this point in the draft because one man's 0:32:39.560 --> 0:32:41.640 seventh round pick, there's no doubt about it. It It reminds 0:32:41.680 --> 0:32:42.960 me of that was gonna say a minute ago. It 0:32:42.960 --> 0:32:45.200 reminds me of Anthony Hitchins. I remember that I threw 0:32:45.240 --> 0:32:47.200 a lot of people for a loop, sure lower grades 0:32:47.240 --> 0:32:49.760 from other people. Cowboys liked him enough to take him 0:32:49.760 --> 0:32:52.360 in I think one thirty five, one thirty something. I 0:32:52.360 --> 0:32:54.640 had Eric Murray in the late third, early fourth. I 0:32:54.640 --> 0:32:57.640 think this is right where I liked this pick for 0:32:57.680 --> 0:32:59.440 him and turns of value where they're getting him. And 0:32:59.760 --> 0:33:02.000 Eric Murray was a two star guy. Okay, he kind 0:33:02.000 --> 0:33:05.360 of you know, brought himself up and learned and really 0:33:05.400 --> 0:33:08.400 developed his own skill set. So Eric Murray's a fighter. 0:33:09.000 --> 0:33:10.960 He's a guy that I'm not. You want to bet 0:33:10.960 --> 0:33:13.440 against the player like this? Okay, it looks like the 0:33:14.240 --> 0:33:16.520 Baltimore Ravens are on the clock at one oh seven. 0:33:16.600 --> 0:33:20.560 Here uh, we have the audio from Charles Tapper from 0:33:20.560 --> 0:33:25.640 earlier this morning. Hey, Charles Jerry Jones with cowboys, are 0:33:25.640 --> 0:33:27.960 you doing? You're not gonna have to come too far 0:33:28.280 --> 0:33:31.560 south to leave that in armon? Are you no, sir? 0:33:31.760 --> 0:33:34.040 And we're glad to have you. We're drafting you. I'm 0:33:34.080 --> 0:33:36.760 definitely glad to be a cowboy. All right, buddy, Well, 0:33:36.960 --> 0:33:39.960 you got what I'm excited about is that you're gonna 0:33:39.960 --> 0:33:43.200 get some great coaching. You got you great defensive coordinator, 0:33:43.240 --> 0:33:46.080 a great head coach here. So we're excited for you, sir. 0:33:46.520 --> 0:33:49.520 You've had a great career and no reason for you 0:33:49.600 --> 0:33:51.400 not to extend it and get better when you get 0:33:51.480 --> 0:33:53.960 up here. We're proud of you, sir, Thank you so much. 0:33:54.000 --> 0:33:57.360 Thanks for the opportunity you bet. Here's our head coach, 0:33:57.560 --> 0:34:03.040 Jason Garrett. Charles, Yes, sir, congratulations, Thank you so much. 0:34:03.080 --> 0:34:06.200 Poe Hey, We're really excited to have you. I'm definitely, 0:34:06.360 --> 0:34:08.200 I definitely can't wait. Bick cowboy, he can't wait to 0:34:08.200 --> 0:34:11.560 get down and start this journey. Good, you're ready to 0:34:11.560 --> 0:34:14.319 get to work, Yes, sir, I'm definitely gonna be working. 0:34:14.400 --> 0:34:16.520 I promise you that. Good. Can't tell you, Pump. We 0:34:16.520 --> 0:34:18.800 already have you on our football team. I'm extreming you 0:34:18.880 --> 0:34:21.720 something to you on the football team. So great. Congratulations again, 0:34:22.239 --> 0:34:24.240 thank you, sir, Thank you so much. All Right, Charles 0:34:24.360 --> 0:34:26.759 seeing a few days, buddy, all right, there you go. 0:34:26.920 --> 0:34:29.879 You know what I love and I mean, Dallas fort 0:34:29.880 --> 0:34:32.279 Worth is here real quick. Let's go to Baltimore's pick 0:34:32.320 --> 0:34:34.840 if we can. Baltimore to announce the next pick in 0:34:34.880 --> 0:34:38.840 the twenty sixteen NFL Draft to Baltimore Ravens would like 0:34:38.880 --> 0:34:44.120 to off command former Ravens fullback Bontae Leach beast Love 0:34:45.440 --> 0:34:47.440 with the one end of the seventh pick in the 0:34:47.520 --> 0:34:52.600 twenty sixteen NFL Draft to Baltimore Ravens to let Chris 0:34:52.719 --> 0:34:57.800 Moore wide receiver assist Cinnati. All right, Chris Dave, finish 0:34:57.840 --> 0:35:00.120 your thought. I just love and I mean Dallas. This 0:35:00.160 --> 0:35:02.360 is a huge city that pumps out tons of football players. 0:35:02.360 --> 0:35:04.960 The Cowboys are also the most visible and largest fan 0:35:05.000 --> 0:35:08.400 base in football, so it's not surprising, but it seems 0:35:08.440 --> 0:35:11.800 like every single year they draft a guy who's clearly, 0:35:11.920 --> 0:35:14.359 you know, his family's got ties to the Cowboys. Maybe 0:35:14.400 --> 0:35:17.880 he grew up a Cowboy fan. Charles Tapper obviously played 0:35:17.960 --> 0:35:19.800 two and a half hours up the road in Norman. 0:35:20.760 --> 0:35:22.520 They've drafted a lot of Baylor guys, a lot of 0:35:22.600 --> 0:35:24.799 Dallas guys before. It's just it's fun to me that 0:35:25.080 --> 0:35:28.080 every year, you know, it's it's everybody's dream to play 0:35:28.120 --> 0:35:30.120 in the NFL. But these guys, specifically, a lot of 0:35:30.120 --> 0:35:32.359 them probably grew up rooting for the Cowboys, and that's 0:35:32.440 --> 0:35:34.960 that's cool. A lot of Cowboys fans are smart enough 0:35:34.960 --> 0:35:38.000 that they know this. But you look at the measurables. 0:35:38.239 --> 0:35:42.239 And there's a trend here, right. The Cowboys like to 0:35:42.280 --> 0:35:45.000 pick these guys that test really well. Charles Tapper's one 0:35:45.040 --> 0:35:49.399 of them. Yeah, let's real quick, dame the Buccaneers. Now 0:35:50.560 --> 0:35:53.040 greatness coming ahead of them. Well, now let's look who 0:35:53.080 --> 0:35:56.800 they drafted. Well, with the hundred eighty pick in the 0:35:56.920 --> 0:36:01.239 two thousand and sixteen NFL Draft, they take a quarterback 0:36:02.400 --> 0:36:05.719 from out of sin All University. And next time, Brady, Oh, 0:36:05.760 --> 0:36:09.080 I'm only kidding, only kidding, the Bucks they take with 0:36:09.160 --> 0:36:12.400 one hundred eighth pick in the two thousand and sixteen 0:36:12.640 --> 0:36:18.200 NFL drap Ryan Smith, defensive back from North Carolina Central. 0:36:18.280 --> 0:36:21.200 There you go, Okay, my man, Dicky V just scared 0:36:21.239 --> 0:36:24.080 the crap out of me. Yeah, because they got Jamis Winston. 0:36:24.200 --> 0:36:26.480 Oh yeah, Like what are they doing? Why are they 0:36:26.520 --> 0:36:28.520 taking a quarterback off the board. I don't need I 0:36:28.520 --> 0:36:30.600 don't need that to happen. I need I need my 0:36:30.640 --> 0:36:32.799 guy to be there real quick. Let's cover up at 0:36:32.840 --> 0:36:35.719 Chris Chris Moore, Dan, and then we'll hit and then 0:36:35.760 --> 0:36:38.640 we'll hit this pick with Ryan Smith. Chris Moore a 0:36:38.680 --> 0:36:41.360 deep threat. I mean he averaged over twenty one yards 0:36:41.360 --> 0:36:43.759 per catch the last two years each of the last 0:36:43.760 --> 0:36:46.880 two years. This guy, Uh, he's a deep threat and 0:36:46.920 --> 0:36:49.200 so he's gonna make plays. Uh, That's that's what he 0:36:49.280 --> 0:36:53.000 does best. He doesn't have, you know, true game breaking speed, right, 0:36:53.360 --> 0:36:56.320 but he just has a great understanding of vertical routes 0:36:56.480 --> 0:36:59.200 and how to track the football deep. Yeah, I think 0:36:59.200 --> 0:37:01.600 that's his best qual I think you're exactly right. I 0:37:01.640 --> 0:37:04.000 saw a lot of separation with the way he played 0:37:04.040 --> 0:37:05.759 going up the field. He went up with the ball 0:37:05.760 --> 0:37:08.640 a Gainst Houston high pointed it nicely. Best routes are 0:37:08.640 --> 0:37:12.000 just when he can go vertically. So Chris Moore, Cincinnati, 0:37:12.120 --> 0:37:15.680 he is. He is with the Baltimore Ravens now And 0:37:15.719 --> 0:37:19.440 now I'll talk about Tampa. Another cornerback, one of your favorite. 0:37:19.560 --> 0:37:22.200 Ryan Smith one of my favorite players in this draft, 0:37:22.239 --> 0:37:23.840 and I think at this point as a steel I 0:37:23.880 --> 0:37:25.840 game a third round grade. They get him in the 0:37:25.920 --> 0:37:28.239 early fourth so a great pick for the Bucks. This 0:37:28.320 --> 0:37:30.200 is a player who he was a basketball player in 0:37:30.280 --> 0:37:33.520 high school, played football as a senior when under recruited. 0:37:34.120 --> 0:37:36.480 It was a safety starting off at North Carolina Central. 0:37:36.480 --> 0:37:38.879 At the FCS level, they move him the corner as 0:37:38.880 --> 0:37:41.040 a junior in the past two years. You see him 0:37:41.040 --> 0:37:44.040 getting better and better. You see you see the fluid 0:37:44.239 --> 0:37:46.200 lower body that you want. You see ball skills, You 0:37:46.200 --> 0:37:48.040 see a guy that can find the football. He was 0:37:48.160 --> 0:37:50.360 terrific against the Duke. You know he comes from the 0:37:50.400 --> 0:37:53.239 FCS level, so you know, beat up on some bad competition, 0:37:53.280 --> 0:37:56.279 but against Duke, he was fantastic. I love this pick 0:37:56.320 --> 0:37:58.799 for the Bucks. Yeah. Well, and the Giants are now 0:37:58.920 --> 0:38:01.959 on the clock. It looks like their pick is in. Uh. 0:38:02.440 --> 0:38:05.359 I totally agree with you about Ryan Smith. I had 0:38:05.480 --> 0:38:08.600 him on in that mix we talked about with Howard 0:38:08.640 --> 0:38:12.040 and Fuller, Ryan Smith, Seymour Redman, I mean you know 0:38:12.120 --> 0:38:15.759 Redman and Fuller ago end of the day yesterday. Uh, 0:38:15.800 --> 0:38:19.040 and then now then Ryan Smith, who I felt like 0:38:19.160 --> 0:38:23.799 could have gone yesterday as to be a part of this. Okay, 0:38:24.000 --> 0:38:26.520 that makes the Uh. The New York Football Giants at 0:38:26.560 --> 0:38:30.960 a pick one oh nine are on the clock. Um. 0:38:31.040 --> 0:38:35.000 The Giants, uh, you know, talked about they did some 0:38:35.120 --> 0:38:40.520 nice things, uh free agency defensively, we we you know, 0:38:40.560 --> 0:38:42.799 we we need to think about them. Uh. You know, 0:38:42.920 --> 0:38:45.800 where could they go? The guys on the board, Uh, 0:38:46.000 --> 0:38:48.799 linebacker maybe another spot for them. They always seem like 0:38:48.880 --> 0:38:52.560 that there that's a position where they've had some struggles. Uh, 0:38:52.600 --> 0:38:54.840 it's a if you look at it as one of 0:38:54.880 --> 0:38:59.680 their UH six needs that we had. Uh linebacker could 0:38:59.719 --> 0:39:01.319 could very well be as I always think that they're 0:39:01.320 --> 0:39:04.279 always gonna get defensive players for summer, even though I 0:39:04.280 --> 0:39:07.080 mean Kenshall Brothers is still out there. How about the 0:39:07.239 --> 0:39:09.879 have a Goodson? I mean there were some three three down, 0:39:10.000 --> 0:39:14.279 three round three linebackers for me, Martinis, Goodson Brothers. If 0:39:14.280 --> 0:39:18.080 they're gonna go linebacker there Goodson, there we go. Any 0:39:18.120 --> 0:39:20.279 how that happened? No, but you know that's what I'm saying. 0:39:20.320 --> 0:39:23.479 I the two the last two picks that have been made, 0:39:23.880 --> 0:39:27.799 Smith and Goodson for me, we're third round players. And 0:39:27.880 --> 0:39:29.920 here we are sitting in the fourth round. And you 0:39:30.040 --> 0:39:31.719 gotta be if you're a fan, you gotta be saying, 0:39:31.840 --> 0:39:34.839 at least on my board, hey, nice job Giants, Nice 0:39:34.920 --> 0:39:38.160 job Buccaneers getting guys that are third round players on 0:39:38.200 --> 0:39:40.320 my board in the fourth round, right, and b J. 0:39:40.480 --> 0:39:43.360 Goodson kind of underrated? You know. We talk about that 0:39:43.480 --> 0:39:46.360 Clemson defense, uh, and we talk about Shack Loss, and 0:39:46.400 --> 0:39:49.520 we talk about Kevin Dodd, we talk about McKenzie, Alexander 0:39:49.600 --> 0:39:52.080 some of those safeties B J. Goodson quietly, it was 0:39:52.120 --> 0:39:54.200 just a playmaker all year for that Clemson defense in 0:39:54.239 --> 0:39:57.200 the middle. Uh, you know, not the best in coverage 0:39:57.200 --> 0:40:00.320 in terms of his athleticism, but downhill, he might be 0:40:00.360 --> 0:40:03.319 the most instinctive linebacker. He's in He's in the group 0:40:03.360 --> 0:40:06.120 if you're talking most instinctive linebackers in this class, he's 0:40:06.160 --> 0:40:09.680 in that conversation. So uh him and uh, you know 0:40:09.760 --> 0:40:12.920 Kenshall brothers a similar type of mold. I'd like this 0:40:12.960 --> 0:40:15.239 pick for the Giants. Yeah, the Giants again, we h 0:40:15.680 --> 0:40:17.840 it always seemed as one of their six needs that 0:40:17.960 --> 0:40:20.200 we had. Yeah. I'm just kind of looking through and 0:40:20.440 --> 0:40:22.600 I always feel like that the Giants are banged up 0:40:22.600 --> 0:40:27.200 at linebacker. Yeah, good are they got They've had retired? 0:40:27.239 --> 0:40:30.560 I mean they yeah, yeah, they do. They always seem 0:40:30.600 --> 0:40:34.480 to have. Yeah. Okay, well, so we've we've got to 0:40:34.640 --> 0:40:38.799 Charles Tapper, UH, defensive in from the University of Oklahoma, 0:40:38.920 --> 0:40:41.359 Dallas Cowboys pick here in the in the fourth round. 0:40:41.719 --> 0:40:44.479 Charles Uh. From the guys here at Dallas Cowboys dot Com. 0:40:44.560 --> 0:40:47.160 Welcome aboard. It has to be very exciting morning for 0:40:47.239 --> 0:40:50.480 you right now. It's a very exciting moment. My family 0:40:50.520 --> 0:40:51.919 is in the house going while I had to step 0:40:51.960 --> 0:40:55.839 out here. Well it's good. Yeah, we were. We were 0:40:55.880 --> 0:40:57.719 listening to the audio in the in the call with 0:40:58.080 --> 0:41:00.719 Jerry Jones and Jason Garrett and all that. And you 0:41:01.320 --> 0:41:03.400 don't have to go very far to play your football. 0:41:03.920 --> 0:41:06.640 Is the fact that that your family, you talk about 0:41:06.640 --> 0:41:08.520 your family, they have to be really excited too about 0:41:08.640 --> 0:41:10.360 being able to come down and see you play on 0:41:10.480 --> 0:41:14.719 a weekly basis as well. Yeah, they definitely can. I mean, 0:41:14.760 --> 0:41:17.040 I'll get the harmony. Two I was away from my guards, 0:41:17.080 --> 0:41:19.520 and two I was away from coach Stopson. I see 0:41:19.520 --> 0:41:21.120 a lot of those coaches in my father's think. So 0:41:21.120 --> 0:41:23.359 if I need to call them anytime going on the same, 0:41:23.400 --> 0:41:25.960 he's going to very easy to do it. Hey, Charles, 0:41:25.960 --> 0:41:29.920 congratulations again. Man Um, just curious. I know you had 0:41:29.920 --> 0:41:31.920 a chance to participate in the Senior Bowl down in 0:41:32.000 --> 0:41:35.080 Mobile earlier this year. I know you weren't on the 0:41:35.120 --> 0:41:37.439 Cowboys team, but I was just wondering, Yeah, I guess 0:41:37.480 --> 0:41:39.080 what type of chance you had to get to know 0:41:39.160 --> 0:41:41.440 the coaching staff or any experience that you've had with 0:41:41.480 --> 0:41:44.239 them during this process. I got to meet him a 0:41:44.280 --> 0:41:46.439 little bit just walking around, getting to talk to him, 0:41:46.440 --> 0:41:48.799 and we got like fifteen minutes to talk to every 0:41:48.800 --> 0:41:52.120 coach and I got to pick the coach Ramernellian brain 0:41:52.160 --> 0:41:54.040 and see what he thinks I could do better and 0:41:54.040 --> 0:41:55.920 see how can I become a better player. And it's 0:41:55.920 --> 0:41:58.000 crazy that I'm going to really begin coach Obama and 0:41:58.400 --> 0:42:00.720 hopefully become one of the one of the greatest Sea Lions. 0:42:00.760 --> 0:42:02.839 That is Coach and me and coach me a while 0:42:02.880 --> 0:42:05.320 we worked out in Norman, and it was it was 0:42:05.440 --> 0:42:08.480 very fun with an individual drill and I just it 0:42:08.520 --> 0:42:10.480 was it was amazing to finally get to do that 0:42:10.520 --> 0:42:13.719 and do that with America team. When you, uh, I'm sorry, Dan, 0:42:13.800 --> 0:42:16.800 but when you I guess you know, coming into today, 0:42:16.880 --> 0:42:19.200 did you have an idea that Dallas was one of 0:42:19.200 --> 0:42:21.839 the teams looking at you? Or I guess how good 0:42:21.840 --> 0:42:23.640 of an idea did you have of where you might 0:42:23.680 --> 0:42:26.680 be going today? I had no idea at all. I mean, 0:42:26.719 --> 0:42:28.880 I was just sitting going through the process and I 0:42:28.920 --> 0:42:30.680 was really hoping that Dallas to me because it was 0:42:30.719 --> 0:42:32.680 so close to Norman. I mean, get to play with 0:42:32.719 --> 0:42:35.239 America's team. Who who want to pass that opunity and 0:42:35.719 --> 0:42:38.520 get to play with coach Garrett I mean one of 0:42:38.560 --> 0:42:40.440 the greatest coaches in the NFL, that I have the 0:42:40.480 --> 0:42:43.439 best D line coach nfs off. I'm definitely looking forward 0:42:43.480 --> 0:42:45.480 to getting down there and getting to play buck and 0:42:45.480 --> 0:42:48.120 getting tour it and Charles, you were asked to two gap, 0:42:48.160 --> 0:42:50.120 you asked to play inside, outside, do a little bit 0:42:50.120 --> 0:42:52.759 of everything on the OU defensive line. Where do you 0:42:52.800 --> 0:42:57.800 think you fit best at the NFL level? Five technique, 0:42:57.800 --> 0:43:00.879 getting up to skill, being destructive and especial chain, doing 0:43:00.920 --> 0:43:03.120 anything really to make the team win. They got I 0:43:03.239 --> 0:43:06.640 gotta kick down that three checking gets up. I'm gonna 0:43:06.640 --> 0:43:08.920 do that. Whatever whatever it takes to make the team win, 0:43:08.920 --> 0:43:11.000 I'm definitely gonna do it. Well. Charles, thank you so 0:43:11.080 --> 0:43:14.880 much for taking time for us this morning. Uh, congratulations again. 0:43:15.280 --> 0:43:17.520 We're looking forward to seeing you here when you get 0:43:17.560 --> 0:43:19.879 to Dallas your next man, and we will look forward 0:43:19.880 --> 0:43:23.400 to having some interactions with you when you get here. Okay, 0:43:23.480 --> 0:43:29.040 take care. Thank you. Charles Tapper, defenseven, Oklahoma, Dallas's selection 0:43:29.160 --> 0:43:33.160 at one oh one. Uh to start today here the 0:43:33.200 --> 0:43:36.640 twenty sixteen I am NFL Draft. I'm not the scout, 0:43:36.800 --> 0:43:40.440 I know. I mean you you guys have the reports. Yeah. Uh, 0:43:41.200 --> 0:43:45.640 athleticism it's a need position for the Cowboys. He's an 0:43:45.640 --> 0:43:48.440 experienced guy, played in the Senior Bowl. This is not 0:43:48.560 --> 0:43:50.919 his first rodeo. Like I said, it's not a guy 0:43:51.080 --> 0:43:53.520 and I mean Randy Gregory's a freakish talent, don't get 0:43:53.560 --> 0:43:55.800 me wrong, but this is a guy who should be 0:43:55.840 --> 0:43:59.120 ready to do things right away. The key for him 0:43:59.239 --> 0:44:01.440 is gonna be if he can rush the passer and 0:44:01.560 --> 0:44:03.719 play you get the edge. I mean, I'm not I'm 0:44:03.760 --> 0:44:06.319 not saying anything to nobody else. This pick will either. 0:44:06.360 --> 0:44:09.560 It will hinge on him being if he could develop 0:44:09.640 --> 0:44:13.000 as an edge rusher. That the questions I had going 0:44:13.080 --> 0:44:16.319 into this about him was his ability to finish as 0:44:16.360 --> 0:44:18.880 an edge rusher and that and if he can in 0:44:18.880 --> 0:44:22.680 fact do that outstanding pick. I think Ronald Blair's a 0:44:22.719 --> 0:44:25.480 little bit better at it. But you know what they 0:44:25.800 --> 0:44:28.280 they again, I'll say it for the falluson time today. 0:44:28.600 --> 0:44:31.040 They don't care what I think just watching him play. 0:44:31.120 --> 0:44:34.200 If he develops, he's got the applicability, the scheme might 0:44:34.239 --> 0:44:36.480 be killing him right now. I think that's the That's 0:44:36.520 --> 0:44:38.239 the key I think, and that's why you view him 0:44:38.320 --> 0:44:41.200 with upside because again, he didn't start playing football the 0:44:41.360 --> 0:44:43.840 sport and a football until his junior year in high school. 0:44:43.920 --> 0:44:46.920 He goes to OU. They kind of miscast him on 0:44:46.960 --> 0:44:49.600 that hybrid three four that the Sooners like to run. 0:44:50.280 --> 0:44:53.000 You know, he was often in that frog, stands both 0:44:53.040 --> 0:44:56.480 hands on the ground. So yeah, I think we're coming here. 0:44:56.600 --> 0:44:59.960 They're going to totally rebuild that technique and the mechanics 0:45:00.080 --> 0:45:02.760 the position, what he can do. I think the player 0:45:03.040 --> 0:45:05.320 that we see for the Cowboys the next few years 0:45:05.520 --> 0:45:07.799 will be different than the player we've seen it. So 0:45:08.040 --> 0:45:11.680 I hope, so I will. I mean, I'll take his athleticism, Sure, 0:45:11.719 --> 0:45:13.480 I'll take it. Sure you're putting him on the right 0:45:13.560 --> 0:45:15.800 or left side, I would put him on the left side. 0:45:15.840 --> 0:45:17.520 That's what I thought. Yeah. Yeah, And we've had a 0:45:17.520 --> 0:45:21.239 few picks here over the last ye could at the 0:45:21.440 --> 0:45:24.359 at one on one at the ramps, which I don't 0:45:24.360 --> 0:45:26.480 think we've had the ramp. We haven't seen the ramp. Yeah, 0:45:26.520 --> 0:45:28.440 the ramps. Because of the trade that they made to 0:45:28.520 --> 0:45:30.680 go to go all the way up in the draft, 0:45:30.760 --> 0:45:32.600 this is the first pick that they Habit's at four 0:45:32.680 --> 0:45:35.640 at one ten. They take the tight end from Western Kentucky, 0:45:35.680 --> 0:45:37.919 Tyler Higbee Well and they get their number one picks 0:45:37.960 --> 0:45:40.000 some Hell yeah, you know they go for a pass 0:45:40.000 --> 0:45:42.680 catching tight end. This guy is could end up being 0:45:42.719 --> 0:45:45.400 a steal here. You worry about he was just arrested 0:45:45.520 --> 0:45:48.520 last month. He has some knee issues. But in terms 0:45:48.560 --> 0:45:50.600 of on the field, what he brings to the field 0:45:50.600 --> 0:45:52.560 as a as a receiving tight end six six, two 0:45:52.640 --> 0:45:57.240 hundred fifty pounds terrific athlete. The body control, his ability 0:45:57.280 --> 0:46:00.080 to pluck the ball down the seam. Really, like with 0:46:00.120 --> 0:46:02.160 Tyler Higbee, can be at the next level. But again, 0:46:02.440 --> 0:46:04.960 the knee is is a question mark there. That's why 0:46:04.960 --> 0:46:07.920 he's available here. Plus the fact at the off field 0:46:07.920 --> 0:46:09.480 you have to do a little bit of work there 0:46:09.520 --> 0:46:11.120 and figure out what kind of person he is. And 0:46:11.200 --> 0:46:14.360 at four one eleven that would be the Detroit Lions 0:46:14.400 --> 0:46:18.520 and they take your favorite safety, Miles Killer Brew Dan 0:46:18.640 --> 0:46:22.480 Turner's favorite guy, Dan Turner. Good afternoon or good evening, 0:46:22.560 --> 0:46:26.160 Dan Turner, if you're listening overseas. We don't want to 0:46:26.160 --> 0:46:28.160 beat him up too much. But you know, funny story, 0:46:28.400 --> 0:46:30.759 what was it in December? I think I came in 0:46:30.840 --> 0:46:33.440 and you guys were watching tape and like, you know, Dan, 0:46:33.520 --> 0:46:35.359 pick a guy. Let let's just let's watch someone. I said, well, 0:46:35.440 --> 0:46:37.879 Miles kill a brew you know there's something there like him, 0:46:37.960 --> 0:46:41.200 and throw him on And it was not a flattering tape. Uh. 0:46:41.440 --> 0:46:44.920 You know, he just he flies around but no anticipation. Uh. 0:46:45.200 --> 0:46:47.919 You know, he's missing tackles, his angles are off. But 0:46:48.520 --> 0:46:51.040 when you look at just you know, the raw measurables 0:46:51.239 --> 0:46:53.719 at six two, two hundred and seventeen pounds, a four 0:46:53.760 --> 0:46:56.920 or five athlete. Uh, they think that, you know, they 0:46:56.920 --> 0:46:59.399 can mold him into something. At very worst, he's going 0:46:59.440 --> 0:47:04.800 to be a special team's ace. Okay, that's uh, okay. 0:47:04.880 --> 0:47:08.439 The pick is now in this pick after that, see 0:47:08.480 --> 0:47:10.239 after Detroit's pick. This is a pick that was in 0:47:10.239 --> 0:47:13.319 New Orleans. It's now with the Patriots. Uh, it's pick 0:47:13.480 --> 0:47:19.240 four one twelve. The Patriots just selected Malcolm Mitchell. I'm sorry, 0:47:19.320 --> 0:47:24.040 wide receiver from Georgia. He has got easy speed and 0:47:24.120 --> 0:47:27.280 he's an athlete. Um, there's so much to like about 0:47:27.320 --> 0:47:30.400 this player. But you worry about the durability. Um. You know, 0:47:30.440 --> 0:47:33.560 he's had a tough time staying healthy. Uh. He's got 0:47:33.800 --> 0:47:37.480 very lean limbs. Uh, so you kind of worry about 0:47:37.560 --> 0:47:39.879 him being able to hold up. And I think those 0:47:39.960 --> 0:47:43.000 durability issues are a bright red flag. But in terms 0:47:43.040 --> 0:47:46.400 of athleticism, the way his skills translates to the NFL 0:47:47.280 --> 0:47:50.600 really excited about what he can be if he stays healthy. Yeah, 0:47:50.640 --> 0:47:54.080 Malcolm Mitchell, Uh you know, let me see what I 0:47:54.160 --> 0:47:56.840 had my notes here from. Uh, you're right about the 0:47:56.840 --> 0:47:59.920 way he way he runs, you know, And I tell 0:48:00.120 --> 0:48:02.200 you this, I really for a tall guy. I saw 0:48:02.280 --> 0:48:04.359 him play the low ball well, I mean when coming 0:48:04.400 --> 0:48:06.960 across the middle and stuff. His ability to just the 0:48:07.040 --> 0:48:10.520 quickness and routes. Uh, he gets open like when he 0:48:10.600 --> 0:48:14.399 runs those like stutter goes, redirection routes that he has 0:48:14.440 --> 0:48:18.000 to do. I did seem body catch some balls, but uh, 0:48:18.239 --> 0:48:20.279 you know a little bit like you talk about the 0:48:20.360 --> 0:48:24.040 lean limb guy. Maybe some problems too with contested catches. 0:48:24.080 --> 0:48:26.680 So keep an eye on him. Malcolm Mitchell. Wide receiver 0:48:26.960 --> 0:48:30.160 Georgia New England Patriots. Patriots picked by virtue of the 0:48:30.160 --> 0:48:32.440 Saints trade up for Von Bell last night. Yeah. I 0:48:32.480 --> 0:48:34.279 think so. I didn't market on my sheet, but that's 0:48:34.560 --> 0:48:38.319 that seems leaves the direction. Okay, Uh, let's see who 0:48:38.320 --> 0:48:41.920 the Rams once again are back on the clock. Uh, 0:48:42.040 --> 0:48:43.719 this is a this is the pick that they got 0:48:43.760 --> 0:48:46.920 back to flip. Okay, now the Rams are gonna trade's 0:48:46.960 --> 0:48:50.560 gonna trade this pick, and let's see which way if 0:48:50.600 --> 0:48:54.160 it is it the pick? The pick was Tennessee's pick, 0:48:54.840 --> 0:48:58.719 so was it was? It was LA's pick trading out 0:48:58.719 --> 0:49:01.680 of this La. Yeah, someone's going had to Cleveland right here, Yeah, 0:49:01.760 --> 0:49:05.279 to get someone. Yeah, let's see who it is. Uh, 0:49:05.320 --> 0:49:07.160 I'm gonna see who's on the clock. It looks like 0:49:07.239 --> 0:49:09.680 to me the Bears are gonna be on the clock. 0:49:10.120 --> 0:49:14.600 So this pick is gonna go from it's gonna go, well, 0:49:14.800 --> 0:49:19.680 it's Los Angeles pick through Philadelphia, from Philadelphia through Tennessee. 0:49:20.000 --> 0:49:22.719 So the Bears are now on the clock at one thirteen. 0:49:23.239 --> 0:49:28.000 Let's see who in fact they they grab um, but 0:49:28.480 --> 0:49:30.479 we would go just go back a couple of picks though, 0:49:30.560 --> 0:49:34.359 the Miles Killer Brew one though, just okay on that one, 0:49:34.480 --> 0:49:37.000 right though, I mean if you talk about the safety, 0:49:37.040 --> 0:49:40.480 so though the guys like Powell and and you know, 0:49:40.760 --> 0:49:43.520 Cash and Kendrick and I mean Kendrick and those guys, 0:49:43.520 --> 0:49:46.439 I mean, yeah, I think again you're with Killer Brew. 0:49:46.560 --> 0:49:49.960 You are drafting measurables. A guy that is fast, he 0:49:50.000 --> 0:49:53.440 has range. Yeah, he flies around like a missile and 0:49:53.520 --> 0:49:55.640 he'll hit you. I mean he loads up behind his 0:49:55.719 --> 0:49:59.920 pads and he drives through his target. But the anticipate 0:50:00.160 --> 0:50:02.600 and the angles. Again, I think you're talking about a 0:50:02.640 --> 0:50:05.440 special teams guy who you hope he is going to 0:50:05.520 --> 0:50:09.840 push for a starting role. But I don't know. Again, 0:50:09.880 --> 0:50:12.160 with safeties, you need to be able to rely on them, 0:50:12.160 --> 0:50:14.120 and I'm not sure you can on this player. Yeah, okay, 0:50:14.120 --> 0:50:16.640 so this this pick now belongs to the Bears. It's 0:50:16.680 --> 0:50:21.920 gonna be pick one thirteen in the fourth round. Uh, Bears, 0:50:21.960 --> 0:50:25.240 do you think maybe thinking be a guest, maybe thinking 0:50:25.320 --> 0:50:27.319 some defense. I'm looking at my board. We've got all 0:50:27.320 --> 0:50:31.080 those linebackers. I mean we talk about Martinez and brothers. 0:50:31.760 --> 0:50:38.640 Uh Manicabage, Uh, the West Virginia kid, Uh Quickkowski, Quickkowski. 0:50:39.160 --> 0:50:41.640 I mean maybe I don't know. I'm looking. Bears to me, 0:50:41.640 --> 0:50:44.200 always another one, like like the Giants. Maybe they're looking, 0:50:44.360 --> 0:50:47.120 you know, looking at the linebacker spots here. Whatever the 0:50:47.160 --> 0:50:49.720 problem is with him? At what point does Andrew Billings 0:50:49.840 --> 0:50:52.359 just speaking I don't know, I mean and and talking 0:50:52.400 --> 0:50:55.960 to Nick Eatman, who's got a great dialogue with Baylor. 0:50:56.600 --> 0:50:59.200 He he says that the head coach Art Browles does 0:50:59.440 --> 0:51:03.799 has no understanding of any type of injury. Yeah, now, 0:51:04.200 --> 0:51:06.719 I brought this up yesterday. Yeah, I think it's a 0:51:06.760 --> 0:51:10.319 lot of teams had reservations about his instincts, about his 0:51:10.360 --> 0:51:13.680 ability to this much instinct fall from. I mean, we 0:51:13.680 --> 0:51:16.680 were thinking Pittsburgh at twenty five. They set the army 0:51:16.719 --> 0:51:19.080 to work him out. There. There's something else there that 0:51:19.160 --> 0:51:22.520 we're not figuring out. It's possible, it is possible. I 0:51:23.560 --> 0:51:25.920 thank god he didn't go to the draft because it 0:51:25.960 --> 0:51:29.000 would be a nightmare. Yeah, this would be for him though. 0:51:29.040 --> 0:51:31.440 I just I don't know. I think I think the 0:51:31.480 --> 0:51:34.359 Bears trying to help himself again. I'm looking some of 0:51:34.360 --> 0:51:36.960 my best names I'm talking about. We've talked about Blair, 0:51:37.160 --> 0:51:42.279 We've talked about Martinez, Brothers, is undersize, Manacavage. I mean, 0:51:42.360 --> 0:51:44.839 there's a lot of guys that you know that. I'm 0:51:44.880 --> 0:51:47.480 just looking at linebackers and be okay, well, here it 0:51:47.560 --> 0:51:51.040 is the Bears. They send the Bears get one thirteen 0:51:51.280 --> 0:51:56.719 and the Rams now have one seventeen. Uh that's the 0:51:56.760 --> 0:51:58.840 one that they get. So they gave him a six. 0:51:58.920 --> 0:52:01.960 They get up a six round to get this pick, 0:52:02.239 --> 0:52:05.240 and then they also gave up uh two O six, 0:52:05.440 --> 0:52:08.520 which is in the like day six, sixth round picks. 0:52:08.800 --> 0:52:11.560 So they moved up a couple of spots here someone 0:52:11.600 --> 0:52:13.840 they wanted to They wanted to jump ahead of Cleveland, 0:52:13.880 --> 0:52:18.239 Atlanta in Indianapolis here to get their guy. Yeah, so 0:52:19.040 --> 0:52:22.200 we will see, uh in fact, who that uh that 0:52:22.280 --> 0:52:26.719 pick is? Uh that the ore tracker has been doing 0:52:26.719 --> 0:52:28.880 a nice job of kind of firing them out at 0:52:28.920 --> 0:52:31.080 a pretty nice pace here. But they seem to have 0:52:31.160 --> 0:52:35.160 slowed down on the on the on the Bears pick. Uh, 0:52:35.239 --> 0:52:38.480 Cleveland has the pick at one fourteen. They are behind 0:52:39.320 --> 0:52:42.759 the Bears. They're just thinking about them. Any any any 0:52:42.760 --> 0:52:46.560 thoughts more, uh with with what's going on with Cleveland 0:52:46.600 --> 0:52:49.040 did load it up on pass rush on linebackers. So 0:52:49.920 --> 0:52:52.040 I think we need to go towards the offense. Now 0:52:52.120 --> 0:52:54.319 you're watching you're watching this war room cam right now 0:52:54.480 --> 0:52:59.000 because Jason Garrett's doing quarterback pantomimes. Yeah, Jerry, Yeah, they're 0:52:59.000 --> 0:53:01.440 gonna get down here at one thirty five. Yeah, I mean, 0:53:01.480 --> 0:53:03.840 what the hell else could they be talking about. Jason 0:53:03.880 --> 0:53:08.000 Garrett's dropping back and slinging Rocky Brandon Allen goes back. 0:53:08.040 --> 0:53:10.360 This is what he looks. I mean, yeah, yeah, I 0:53:10.520 --> 0:53:13.399 if the war room camp is very good. Wills over 0:53:13.560 --> 0:53:15.839 on the far right, you know that, I've ever seen 0:53:15.960 --> 0:53:18.360 something like that where you can tell what they're talking 0:53:18.400 --> 0:53:21.520 about so clearly. Because Jar's pick is in right now, 0:53:21.840 --> 0:53:24.960 can't let's pull it up. We can't real quick, you 0:53:25.000 --> 0:53:26.799 can't hear me. I didn't think you could hear me either. 0:53:29.480 --> 0:53:32.200 It's on, bro, let's go. We got you. I'm not 0:53:32.239 --> 0:53:36.000 gonna let you today, all right, So these microphones are 0:53:36.040 --> 0:53:37.880 going to television. Let's take this one as well. To 0:53:37.960 --> 0:53:42.080 speaking to all three okay, live from Selection Square in 0:53:42.160 --> 0:53:45.360 Graham Park. I'm Russid Davis, former Chicago Bear wide receiver, 0:53:46.160 --> 0:53:48.520 to announce our next pick. In the two thousand and 0:53:48.600 --> 0:53:51.799 sixteen NFL NFL Draft, the Chicago Bears were like too 0:53:51.840 --> 0:53:57.640 welcome twenty two years season ticket holder Kathy Shafer, Hey, Kathy, 0:53:57.640 --> 0:54:03.160 thank you. With the one hundred and thirteenth pick. In 0:54:03.200 --> 0:54:11.920 the twenty sixteen NFL Draft, the Chicago Bears select Nick Quitekowski. 0:54:12.440 --> 0:54:16.759 Here we go from this. Dude just seems like a 0:54:16.840 --> 0:54:20.719 Chicago Bear Quitkowski Koski. I don't like that the word 0:54:20.800 --> 0:54:22.880 quits in his name, but other not at all. It 0:54:23.239 --> 0:54:27.080 is true, although in his pronunciation it's k w I t. 0:54:27.560 --> 0:54:29.399 I thought, you know this, here's a guy I thought 0:54:29.400 --> 0:54:31.400 that uses his shoulder a little bit more than his 0:54:31.480 --> 0:54:35.120 hands and kind of goes low as a tackler. Didn't. 0:54:35.200 --> 0:54:37.120 I didn't think he played the low block particularly well. 0:54:37.120 --> 0:54:39.560 That means a little bit, maybe some problems with bending. 0:54:40.040 --> 0:54:42.800 Uh you know, he'll bounce off some blockers over lentless, 0:54:42.800 --> 0:54:45.880 finds the ball, He missed, some tackles on the edge, 0:54:46.000 --> 0:54:49.200 attacks the line. You know. I felt like though that 0:54:49.640 --> 0:54:52.040 he's kind of a tough guy, that's a limited athlete. 0:54:52.120 --> 0:54:54.360 I think that's that's what I'm not looking at a 0:54:54.440 --> 0:54:57.560 rangey player here. But I think when you look at 0:54:57.560 --> 0:55:00.600 his quick reaction skills, that's what I really like about 0:55:00.640 --> 0:55:03.840 the player. I think he has those quick reaction skills 0:55:03.880 --> 0:55:07.440 to uh click and close, and that's why he always 0:55:07.440 --> 0:55:09.160 shows up around the ball. That's why he's led the 0:55:09.160 --> 0:55:12.399 Mountaineers and tackles each of the last three years. So 0:55:12.480 --> 0:55:15.400 for for Chicago, definitely understand the thinking here, all right, 0:55:15.680 --> 0:55:17.360 Dave talking to me a little about what's going on 0:55:17.360 --> 0:55:18.920 in that war room some more than I mean, this 0:55:19.000 --> 0:55:21.120 is a heated discussion. This is as heat is as 0:55:21.120 --> 0:55:23.480 they've been probably since night number one. I mean, you 0:55:23.600 --> 0:55:26.640 got Will gesticulating over here, he's talking with his hands 0:55:26.920 --> 0:55:30.239 like an Italian person. You got Jason Garrett over here 0:55:30.640 --> 0:55:35.600 doing quarterback pantomimes. Um, I don't know. I'm obviously we 0:55:35.640 --> 0:55:37.839 can only guess as to what they're talking about, but 0:55:38.600 --> 0:55:41.120 it certainly seems as though quarterback is a topic of 0:55:41.160 --> 0:55:44.279 discussion here. Do you think maybe you think maybe they're 0:55:44.320 --> 0:55:46.319 talking about a trade? Well, I you know, they get 0:55:46.360 --> 0:55:48.680 talking about do they like one of them? They've got, 0:55:48.719 --> 0:55:51.359 They've got picked, They've got picked one thirty five. It's 0:55:51.360 --> 0:55:53.759 a long way to wait. If you think your quarterbacks 0:55:53.760 --> 0:55:56.840 sitting there though, well you gotta let's yeah, there's you 0:55:56.960 --> 0:55:59.280 gotta fall. And I mean we're talking in one fourteen, 0:55:59.320 --> 0:56:03.120 there's twenty one or picks. Yeah, maybe maybe they're maybe 0:56:03.120 --> 0:56:06.120 they're debating whether somebody's worth going up for. And actually 0:56:06.200 --> 0:56:08.560 that's um, that's something I wanted to bring up with you, Brian. 0:56:08.600 --> 0:56:10.440 I feel like I'm probably putting you on the spot here, 0:56:10.440 --> 0:56:14.319 and I apologize. Ron Leary he's still sitting there. Yeah, 0:56:14.440 --> 0:56:18.280 they're gonna trade him this Yeah, run Larry has has 0:56:18.280 --> 0:56:21.279 signed his tender. Maybe maybe to get back in the 0:56:21.320 --> 0:56:24.359 fifth round. Well, yeah, what do you think he's worth? Where? 0:56:24.440 --> 0:56:27.640 Where can where? He's a start? He's a starting NFL guard. 0:56:27.680 --> 0:56:30.640 It played on on an offensive line that, when he 0:56:30.719 --> 0:56:33.640 was a starter two years ago, led the National Football 0:56:33.719 --> 0:56:36.120 League in rushing. Again, I think the thing about him 0:56:36.200 --> 0:56:38.440 is does some people feel like though that he's at 0:56:38.440 --> 0:56:40.680 the end of that medical run. But he's one of 0:56:40.680 --> 0:56:43.120 those guys that wasn't draft. I don't think they like 0:56:43.239 --> 0:56:45.000 us talking about it because they're putting the towel over 0:56:45.040 --> 0:56:48.000 the camera. Yeah, yeah, sorry, Jason, but we already saw 0:56:48.040 --> 0:56:50.520 you doing your Brandon Allen impression or whatever that was. 0:56:51.440 --> 0:56:55.040 So anyway, puts up of somebody's hands. Yeah, right up 0:56:55.080 --> 0:56:58.200 in our face. Oh man, man, Douglas, Douglas, you laughing 0:56:58.239 --> 0:57:00.000 in there because you think they heard us talking about 0:57:00.000 --> 0:57:03.200 about this guy who knows h can't. What do you 0:57:03.239 --> 0:57:05.240 think does it matter? I mean, are we not allowed 0:57:05.280 --> 0:57:07.920 to talk? Yeah, we're absolutely gonna talk about it. But 0:57:07.960 --> 0:57:10.040 I guess it's there right to cover up the camera. Yeah, 0:57:10.040 --> 0:57:13.000 I'm just can we can we pull the video of 0:57:13.360 --> 0:57:15.200 I just I want like a gift or a clip 0:57:15.200 --> 0:57:20.960 of Jason doing just doing the quarterback drop back? Um? Wow, 0:57:21.080 --> 0:57:23.280 they are really struggling to put this towel up. Yeah, 0:57:23.280 --> 0:57:25.360 we could, we could still, that's okay, we'll still talk 0:57:25.400 --> 0:57:30.040 about Okay, the picks in for the Atlanta Falcon. I'm 0:57:30.040 --> 0:57:33.800 sorry the brown Yeah, I'm sorry. Lewis Ricardo Lewis a 0:57:33.800 --> 0:57:36.800 wide receiver from Auburn. Nice catch. They're damn sorry about that. 0:57:36.920 --> 0:57:38.360 I'm sorry. I know we're gonna get to the pick. 0:57:38.480 --> 0:57:41.240 But where do you think Ron Learry can help you? Go? 0:57:42.000 --> 0:57:44.320 Ron Leary, he could get your your five back? Can 0:57:44.400 --> 0:57:47.320 Ron by himself? You gotta put a sixth in there 0:57:47.320 --> 0:57:50.320 with him? Like? No, I mean, just if you Ron Learries, 0:57:50.360 --> 0:57:53.040 if you look at some give me fifth round guards, 0:57:53.440 --> 0:57:55.600 you know, give me guys with give me tell me, 0:57:55.760 --> 0:57:58.280 tell me of these fifth round guards. We say green, 0:57:58.480 --> 0:58:03.400 Alexander doll Uh Turner, I'm giving you. I'm giving you 0:58:03.400 --> 0:58:05.880 a veteran guy on the really on the cheap. Yeah, 0:58:05.920 --> 0:58:07.640 that you could. You could plug in and play as 0:58:07.640 --> 0:58:10.080 a start. Can he get you into the fourth Well, 0:58:10.360 --> 0:58:12.240 I mean I'm sure that when the FF the phone 0:58:12.280 --> 0:58:15.360 start ringing, then that's that would be the case. But uh, 0:58:15.640 --> 0:58:19.040 like say day talk about talk about Lewis a little bit. 0:58:19.040 --> 0:58:22.800 If you could though another PFA that the Browns just 0:58:22.880 --> 0:58:27.720 drafted on my board. This is interesting because he's a 0:58:27.760 --> 0:58:30.480 guy that some teams have worked out as a corner. Yeah, 0:58:30.520 --> 0:58:32.880 because he's six two, two hundred and fifteen pounds. But 0:58:32.960 --> 0:58:36.560 the question are his hands very shaky, unreliable pass catcher. 0:58:36.600 --> 0:58:40.200 So uh, maybe the Browns were drafting him as a 0:58:40.200 --> 0:58:43.880 convert for a corner. Maybe they're keeping him at receiver. 0:58:43.960 --> 0:58:45.480 I don't know, but I gave him a p F 0:58:45.520 --> 0:58:48.120 A grade as a wide receiver. But the intrigue about 0:58:48.120 --> 0:58:52.560 moving him possibly to the secondary. I could see why 0:58:52.600 --> 0:58:54.520 a team would want to draft him. So we'll have 0:58:54.560 --> 0:58:57.960 to wait and see on Lewis, Okay, Uh, that would 0:58:58.000 --> 0:59:00.560 be and then that puts the foul. That's what's going 0:59:00.560 --> 0:59:11.440 on here. We got the Falcons selection, kent't is, Oh wow, 0:59:11.600 --> 0:59:16.160 all right, okay, yeah we missed that with Okay, mock 0:59:16.200 --> 0:59:21.440 to the Cowboys. Okay, DeVante Campbell linebacker ure excuse me, 0:59:21.520 --> 0:59:27.000 Devondre Campbell, linebacker from Minnesota goes to the Atlanta Falcons. 0:59:27.680 --> 0:59:31.840 Uh with that pick there at one fifteen, Dane and 0:59:31.960 --> 0:59:36.840 he thought, on mister Campbell, Uh, interesting backstory, Uh, you know, 0:59:36.920 --> 0:59:40.200 kind of very you went under recruited, uh with the 0:59:40.320 --> 0:59:42.680 jew he was ready to kind of not play football, 0:59:42.680 --> 0:59:45.400 and then in the JUCO Game of Chance. After a 0:59:45.400 --> 0:59:49.200 few years there went to Minnesota. He's he's built well 0:59:49.240 --> 0:59:51.200 for the position. I mean, if you walked into this room, 0:59:51.240 --> 0:59:53.600 you just kind of be in awe. Uh just uh 0:59:53.760 --> 0:59:57.440 you know, it's physically sculpted that that type of specimen. 0:59:57.760 --> 1:00:00.560 And he's an athlete. My biggest question is the instincts. 1:00:00.600 --> 1:00:02.840 I don't see him. I don't see any instincts. Yeah, 1:00:03.160 --> 1:00:05.920 and so you know he looks like a defensive end. 1:00:05.960 --> 1:00:08.920 He moves really well. But again I don't see the 1:00:08.920 --> 1:00:11.840 ball awareness. Um. And so that that's why I questioned 1:00:11.840 --> 1:00:14.520 this pick. Okay, that that would mean now the Indianapolis 1:00:14.600 --> 1:00:17.280 Colts are on the clock. They the pick is in. 1:00:17.920 --> 1:00:20.680 Let's see if we get it across the scroll of 1:00:20.720 --> 1:00:23.919 the bottom here or they gonna make some type of announcement. 1:00:24.560 --> 1:00:27.400 Uh as you look at the players. Well, again, we 1:00:27.480 --> 1:00:33.360 talked about uh Blairs available. We haven't heard Ridgeway's name call. 1:00:33.480 --> 1:00:37.640 That's another one. We talked about linebackers, wide receivers, westrom 1:00:37.720 --> 1:00:41.000 in the guard. I mean, man, i I'm just I 1:00:41.040 --> 1:00:43.000 think they could go a lot of different ways. Let's 1:00:43.040 --> 1:00:45.120 see in fact, any thoughts here on what they might 1:00:45.160 --> 1:00:52.439 do anybody with the Colts. It's an outstanding value here. 1:00:52.520 --> 1:00:55.000 I thought this was a second round player. Yeah, myself too. 1:00:55.120 --> 1:00:59.040 The biggest question was conditioning. Um there's some issues about 1:00:59.280 --> 1:01:01.440 you know he and he stay on the field. Um, 1:01:01.640 --> 1:01:03.800 you know, you can't help your club in the tube. 1:01:03.920 --> 1:01:06.320 And that's kind of the mindset with Ridgeway because when 1:01:06.320 --> 1:01:08.760 he's on the field, you see power, you see quickness, 1:01:08.760 --> 1:01:11.400 you see the ability to reset on the move, quickly 1:01:11.400 --> 1:01:14.840 find the ball and react. Uh. He can make plays, uh, 1:01:15.000 --> 1:01:17.960 you know, within his funnel. So I to me, Ridgeway, 1:01:18.120 --> 1:01:20.280 I thought it was a second round talent. But again 1:01:20.320 --> 1:01:23.320 there were some questions about just can he stay on 1:01:23.360 --> 1:01:26.480 the field with injuries and being able to stay conditioned 1:01:27.120 --> 1:01:30.000 and so, Hassan Ridgeway, I agree with everything you say. 1:01:30.040 --> 1:01:32.600 I saw the guy play left defensive end. You know 1:01:32.640 --> 1:01:36.320 it gets TCU. So he's got some position flexibility as well. 1:01:36.320 --> 1:01:37.919 I totally agree with you when he when he gets 1:01:37.960 --> 1:01:40.520 a position he could finish. That's one of those things 1:01:40.520 --> 1:01:43.440 I really really like about him. And he uses some 1:01:43.520 --> 1:01:47.760 technique as a pass rusher. So Hassan Ridgeway defensive tackle. 1:01:47.840 --> 1:01:52.280 Texas goes to the Indieapolis Colts. The LA Rams are 1:01:52.360 --> 1:01:54.760 on the clock. Here will their pick is in? Uh, 1:01:54.880 --> 1:01:57.520 it's pick one seventeen. This one went from Buffalo to 1:01:57.600 --> 1:02:02.400 Chicago to LA. They could you know, we've we've got 1:02:02.720 --> 1:02:05.200 I look at these names. Uh, we've got a bunch 1:02:05.240 --> 1:02:07.440 of receivers. We got a guard on the board. We 1:02:07.520 --> 1:02:10.600 got a safety on the board, one of your favorite players. 1:02:10.640 --> 1:02:13.960 I mean there's like Higgins, Lawler, Cooper, listen, be all 1:02:14.000 --> 1:02:16.760 those types of guys, Robins. I mean, they've got some receiver. 1:02:16.760 --> 1:02:18.840 If they want to get this quarterback some help, I 1:02:18.840 --> 1:02:21.680 would like, I mean Cooper Higgins. But you they took 1:02:21.680 --> 1:02:24.400 the tight end Higbee the first time around. Do you 1:02:24.440 --> 1:02:26.120 try and get him some You know, there's been some 1:02:26.200 --> 1:02:29.240 questions about the Rams when you watch the play with 1:02:29.280 --> 1:02:32.160 even with Tavon Austin a little bit about about that. 1:02:32.400 --> 1:02:36.720 Maybe this is too simplistic, but go get his college teammate, Yeah, 1:02:36.880 --> 1:02:40.360 law law point Lawler, Yeah, Lawler would be my guy 1:02:40.720 --> 1:02:42.760 is who they would get? Uh? Do you I mean, 1:02:42.920 --> 1:02:45.600 do you have any favorite receivers that you really learn? Cooper, 1:02:46.160 --> 1:02:49.400 Richard Higgins, both of these guys got Barrel Cooper way 1:02:49.480 --> 1:02:51.600 up there. Yeah, I think he was your Farrell Cooper comparison. 1:02:51.600 --> 1:02:54.439 You got who he is. I think that's he could 1:02:54.960 --> 1:02:57.000 not you know, in terms of that's he's going to 1:02:57.080 --> 1:02:59.080 instantly be that type of player, right, But in terms 1:02:59.080 --> 1:03:01.400 of role and what can mean for an offense, I 1:03:01.440 --> 1:03:03.720 think he can grow into that type of role. Yeah. 1:03:03.720 --> 1:03:05.080 With Farrell Coop. Oh, here we go with the pick 1:03:05.120 --> 1:03:07.040 sent for the Rams. Let's get it here, Kent Garrison. 1:03:07.480 --> 1:03:11.240 It's Hollywood with one hundred and seventeenth pick of the 1:03:11.240 --> 1:03:15.640 two thousand and sixteam NFL Draft. Marilyn, you are gorgeous. 1:03:17.200 --> 1:03:21.280 The Los Angeles Rams select Pararell Cooper, receiver South Carolina. 1:03:21.520 --> 1:03:24.280 Nice shot Dane Burglar. So I felt like he's the 1:03:24.320 --> 1:03:27.080 second round player on my board. Yeah, yeah, Farrell Cooper. 1:03:27.160 --> 1:03:30.000 The I had him in the third myself, and so 1:03:30.080 --> 1:03:34.000 he is a la ram uh Just okay, Dan, go 1:03:34.000 --> 1:03:36.880 ahead and gush a little bit more about Farrell Cooper. Well, 1:03:36.920 --> 1:03:39.680 I think he's not the fastest, he's not the biggest. 1:03:39.680 --> 1:03:41.640 That that's not his strength in terms of you know, 1:03:41.720 --> 1:03:44.120 the stop Watch or with the with the Watch says, 1:03:44.280 --> 1:03:48.280 but I think he can out of the slot from 1:03:48.320 --> 1:03:50.040 the outside. Just get the ball in his hands and 1:03:50.040 --> 1:03:53.080 he'll create. Um. You know, I mentioned the Randall Cooper 1:03:53.320 --> 1:03:55.360 and it goes to when he was at South Carolina. 1:03:55.400 --> 1:03:56.840 He did a little bit of everything, and I think 1:03:56.840 --> 1:03:59.720 there's something to be said when you're clearly the best 1:03:59.720 --> 1:04:02.560 player on your offense and yet you're still productive, you're 1:04:02.560 --> 1:04:04.120 still able to make plays. And that was a case 1:04:04.160 --> 1:04:07.000 with something that quarterback play to everything. Yeah, I mean, 1:04:07.400 --> 1:04:10.000 I mean Drill Adams is a solid tight end. Yeah. Uh, 1:04:10.120 --> 1:04:14.120 you know, Brandon Shell's an okay offensive lineman. But after that, 1:04:14.240 --> 1:04:16.480 it's a big drop off until you get to tell 1:04:16.520 --> 1:04:19.440 of a highlight. They show that kid man Pharrell Cooper, 1:04:19.480 --> 1:04:21.160 though I love to I had I had him in 1:04:21.200 --> 1:04:24.480 the third round. Again, my third round receivers, Higgins, Lawlor Cooper. 1:04:24.840 --> 1:04:27.000 The fact that they got him here at and I've 1:04:27.000 --> 1:04:30.160 seen it seeing teams picking guys that we say Red 1:04:30.440 --> 1:04:35.160 Ridgeway to us, a second round guy Goodson, Ryan Smith, Cooper, 1:04:35.360 --> 1:04:38.120 guys that are third round players getting picked in the 1:04:38.160 --> 1:04:40.240 fourth round. You gotta like those things. If you're looking 1:04:40.240 --> 1:04:42.360 at these boards, does it bother you that he appears 1:04:42.400 --> 1:04:46.040 to have a very similar skill set to Tavon Austin. Well, 1:04:46.120 --> 1:04:48.360 I think he's closer to what day. I think he's 1:04:48.400 --> 1:04:51.600 a better catcher of the football. I'm not talking about 1:04:51.600 --> 1:04:54.600 whether he can catch, just I mean he's he's that 1:04:55.040 --> 1:04:58.720 shifty slot type of he. I mean, did the Rams 1:04:58.760 --> 1:05:03.560 have a big receiver. They have Kenny Britt. Yeah, they 1:05:03.600 --> 1:05:06.280 have Brian Quick, who was the second round or five 1:05:06.400 --> 1:05:08.120 few years ago. But I mean act like I know 1:05:08.200 --> 1:05:11.080 the Rams. I do know. I do know. I do 1:05:11.240 --> 1:05:14.080 know that they Hi j if you're going to see 1:05:14.120 --> 1:05:16.000 them in the preseason, see in the preseason. Yeah, I 1:05:16.040 --> 1:05:18.600 better study up on my Rams. Yeah, you talk about 1:05:18.600 --> 1:05:24.160 the wide receivers there, let's see. I just uh, let's 1:05:24.200 --> 1:05:28.960 see uh Bailey Stevin. Bailey's one of the guys. Brett 1:05:29.800 --> 1:05:35.440 nicktoon another guy. Yeah, yeah, so I and well, okay, 1:05:35.480 --> 1:05:36.880 I guess that makes me feel a little bit better. 1:05:36.920 --> 1:05:39.960 I just I feel like the Rams just have this 1:05:40.120 --> 1:05:44.160 rotating cast of smaller, shiftier, speedier type of receivers. Not 1:05:44.240 --> 1:05:47.520 that there's anything wrong with that, but well obviously there is, 1:05:47.760 --> 1:05:50.840 because they're trying to go out and add players to it. Yeah. 1:05:50.880 --> 1:05:53.280 I mean they've gotten Jared Goff two weapons today, so 1:05:53.360 --> 1:05:55.960 good for them. Yeah, good for them, absolutely, Okay. U 1:05:56.200 --> 1:05:58.440 My buddy Mike mccagnan is on the clock at the 1:05:58.480 --> 1:06:02.760 New York Jets at pick one eighteen. That pick is in, 1:06:03.680 --> 1:06:07.320 uh the Jets one of those teams though that uh 1:06:08.000 --> 1:06:11.480 with we always like this, the swag of Todd Bowles. 1:06:11.840 --> 1:06:14.680 You think he uh you think he helps still helps 1:06:14.680 --> 1:06:18.120 his defense or could this be an offensive pick here? 1:06:18.160 --> 1:06:20.840 I mean, I know that's captain obvious a little bit. 1:06:20.920 --> 1:06:23.560 But they they've had some they've they've had some turnover 1:06:23.560 --> 1:06:26.000 a little bit though in the secondary they have and 1:06:26.040 --> 1:06:28.000 you know that might be as we look at I 1:06:28.080 --> 1:06:31.520 look at the corner board, Mills is still out there. Yeah, 1:06:31.640 --> 1:06:35.800 look at some of the corners. Seymour from USC was, yeah, 1:06:35.840 --> 1:06:38.800 talk about you talk about I mean, Todd Bowls likes 1:06:38.840 --> 1:06:41.960 those versatile guys. I mean, Jalen Mills probably gets some 1:06:42.000 --> 1:06:44.640 difference of opinion whether he plays safety or corners. Right 1:06:45.400 --> 1:06:49.800 for you? Uh? DeAndre Hall mentioned, Harlan Miller was a mentioned. 1:06:50.320 --> 1:06:52.600 I'm just looking at some corner. I mean I think 1:06:52.600 --> 1:06:55.439 that maybe I just it's one of those things where 1:06:55.480 --> 1:06:58.080 you always I had that gut feeling about the Giants. 1:06:58.120 --> 1:07:00.760 I have a gut feeling about the Jets and maybe, 1:07:00.800 --> 1:07:03.440 you know, maybe trying to help their secondary a little bit, 1:07:03.920 --> 1:07:05.520 uh with you know, with some of the things that's 1:07:05.560 --> 1:07:09.160 gone on there with with them. So I'm about to say, 1:07:09.280 --> 1:07:11.200 you know, I'm sitting here about to say, oh, well, 1:07:11.240 --> 1:07:12.920 they let Chris Ivory go, why don't they look at 1:07:12.960 --> 1:07:15.320 running back? I forgot they signed Matt fourteen. Yeah, there 1:07:15.320 --> 1:07:18.080 you go. So it's crazy, like free agency is such 1:07:18.080 --> 1:07:19.680 a big deal for two weeks and then by the 1:07:19.680 --> 1:07:21.680 time the draft rolls around, you're like, oh, yeah, they 1:07:21.760 --> 1:07:24.240 got that guy. Yeah, the Jets. We talked about them. 1:07:24.440 --> 1:07:27.520 Uh they you know, if we look at their defensive 1:07:27.600 --> 1:07:32.880 needs again, outside linebacker, inside linebacker, uh, interior defensive line, 1:07:32.880 --> 1:07:35.640 and cornerback was a need. They have starters in place. 1:07:35.760 --> 1:07:38.400 May not be able to keep Williams after next year. Milner, 1:07:38.840 --> 1:07:41.080 That's the one. It always bothered me, the Milner pick, 1:07:41.240 --> 1:07:43.800 because I had you, Okay, well here's the Jets. The 1:07:43.800 --> 1:07:46.000 Milner pick has not worked out for them at well 1:07:46.040 --> 1:07:51.000 at alder Capers with the hundred eighteen pick in the 1:07:51.120 --> 1:07:59.520 two thousand and sixteenth draft, the selet Justin Burns. There 1:07:59.520 --> 1:08:06.680 we go back, all right, you know, what I just started, 1:08:06.720 --> 1:08:08.440 Like when I was looking at my team needs to 1:08:08.480 --> 1:08:11.000 start the day, and I thought, Okay, what's am I 1:08:11.080 --> 1:08:13.440 gonna do? Yeah, well, he wouldn't tell me who he 1:08:13.480 --> 1:08:14.920 was gonna take. He told me he was gonna take 1:08:14.960 --> 1:08:18.920 a corner. He says, we might take a defensive back. 1:08:18.960 --> 1:08:20.800 I tried to play that one off as best I could. 1:08:20.840 --> 1:08:22.720 But this is a good player here. I had a 1:08:22.720 --> 1:08:25.479 fifth round grade on him. A big kid who likes 1:08:25.479 --> 1:08:29.000 to get physical. He likes to, uh you know, get 1:08:29.040 --> 1:08:32.280 his hands involved and uh disrupt the rhythm of receivers. 1:08:32.280 --> 1:08:35.880 So I do think he can have some discipline issues 1:08:35.920 --> 1:08:38.160 at times, but he finds the football. He gets his 1:08:38.200 --> 1:08:40.920 hands on the ball. Uh you know. He looked thirty 1:08:40.920 --> 1:08:45.200 seven passes defended over his career, six interceptions. Um, I 1:08:45.240 --> 1:08:47.800 think he's going to play early in his NFL career. Yeah. 1:08:48.200 --> 1:08:49.680 The thing. The thing I had a problem, and I 1:08:49.720 --> 1:08:52.479 watched a ton of games. I didn't feel like that 1:08:52.560 --> 1:08:55.120 he was very quick, you know, and I thought he 1:08:55.200 --> 1:08:58.640 really had to hustle to run and to turn and 1:08:58.640 --> 1:09:00.720 to get in position. I did like the way he 1:09:00.760 --> 1:09:02.559 played the ball with the off hand. They used him 1:09:02.600 --> 1:09:05.240 as a blitzer. I didn't think he was always physical though. 1:09:05.280 --> 1:09:08.240 I thought he got pushed around better, but got better 1:09:08.280 --> 1:09:10.759 at times since the games went on. So some herky 1:09:10.840 --> 1:09:13.640 jerky movements with him. Uh, a little bit cautious in 1:09:13.680 --> 1:09:17.800 the way he plays. So we'll see how Justin Burrows 1:09:17.800 --> 1:09:21.680 works out for the New York Jets. This means now 1:09:21.720 --> 1:09:24.000 that the Houston Texans are on the clock and the 1:09:24.280 --> 1:09:28.519 pick is in Rick Smith. Uh yeah, Rick Smith working 1:09:28.800 --> 1:09:31.360 the phones and stuff for they do their war room 1:09:31.400 --> 1:09:33.320 in the team meeting room. It looks like that's yeah, 1:09:33.320 --> 1:09:35.240 they like, okay, scouts go all the way to the back, 1:09:35.360 --> 1:09:37.559 is what they they've got working here. So I kind 1:09:37.600 --> 1:09:40.080 of dig getting to look around at all the different setups. 1:09:40.200 --> 1:09:42.880 Uh yeah, I honestly think the Cowboys might have the 1:09:42.960 --> 1:09:45.680 most like intimate, crowded war room in there. And and 1:09:45.760 --> 1:09:48.280 it drives you nuts. I bet it does. And you 1:09:48.320 --> 1:09:51.400 need some space. Yeah, not long. We're about to go 1:09:51.640 --> 1:09:54.920 vastly different. We're about to go to have like robots 1:09:54.920 --> 1:09:58.040 with touch screens that help them put the board together. Yeah, 1:09:58.080 --> 1:10:01.760 you're absolutely right about that'd be fun, uh are you guys? 1:10:01.800 --> 1:10:05.040 The most surprised though, is we understand with Billings, but 1:10:05.520 --> 1:10:10.120 none of our running backs have gone. Yeah, hey, Dickson, Booker, Collins, 1:10:10.280 --> 1:10:12.519 John Perkins. I mean there's some guys who want to 1:10:12.720 --> 1:10:14.840 you want to play Devil's advocate for a second. Boy. 1:10:14.960 --> 1:10:17.400 I feel wrong about that group, maybe the only one. 1:10:17.680 --> 1:10:21.000 I think. We're really shocked by his Dixon. Yeah, but 1:10:22.000 --> 1:10:24.240 I don't know. I wasn't in love with Dix. I 1:10:24.320 --> 1:10:26.759 think you know, oh I was, But all those carries 1:10:26.760 --> 1:10:29.200 he had a four year starter. I mean, I think 1:10:29.240 --> 1:10:32.280 teams worry about that. Booker has the knee, yeah, and 1:10:32.280 --> 1:10:34.360 I think I can understand that hurting him a little bit. 1:10:34.400 --> 1:10:40.519 Collins the foot, No, Collins, I'm sorry. Uh, Jonathan Williams Williams, Yeah, yeah, Collins. 1:10:40.560 --> 1:10:43.240 I thought I think he's overrated, but um yeah, Jonathan 1:10:43.280 --> 1:10:46.320 Williams Collins is overrated. Okay, you guys are gonna well, 1:10:46.320 --> 1:10:48.120 here's the here's the Texans. Let's go to their pick, 1:10:48.960 --> 1:10:53.360 Chimnast and Olympic hopeful Simon Biles. With the one nineteen 1:10:53.439 --> 1:10:57.000 pick and the twenty sixteen NFL draft, the Houston Texans 1:10:57.000 --> 1:11:03.320 select Tyler Irvin running back. All right, that's a Tyler Ribando. 1:11:03.400 --> 1:11:05.360 You got to watch the Auburn tape. You drapped him 1:11:05.400 --> 1:11:07.840 on the first round. Sure, I mean the kid has 1:11:07.840 --> 1:11:11.639 got some toughness, looking like Leonard Fournette. He could fly 1:11:12.120 --> 1:11:15.720 and uh this this guy was I'll tell you what, 1:11:15.880 --> 1:11:19.320 San Jose stay, he is tough. And this kid you 1:11:19.479 --> 1:11:22.360 don't worry about. He said, Oh he's a small back. No, 1:11:22.520 --> 1:11:24.800 he's got some size to him. This guy's got You 1:11:24.880 --> 1:11:27.920 might not have the height, he's explosive and he could, 1:11:28.040 --> 1:11:30.759 but he's a physical runner with the ball in his hands. 1:11:30.840 --> 1:11:34.920 Kudos to the Houston Texans because they paid brock Osweiler 1:11:34.920 --> 1:11:37.519 a pretty penny. Yeah, and they're doing everything they can 1:11:37.600 --> 1:11:39.840 to make sure that he's set up to succeed. I 1:11:39.880 --> 1:11:42.600 mean you got, I mean you already had new Hopkins 1:11:42.600 --> 1:11:45.040 in place. You get. Did they take on day one 1:11:45.080 --> 1:11:51.400 Fuller Yeah, uh no, they took They took Doxons. Yeah, 1:11:51.439 --> 1:11:54.080 they took Josh Doxon, they took Braxton Miller, Josh Dodson 1:11:54.120 --> 1:12:00.760 took with the Redskins, I thought, Houston, Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, 1:12:01.280 --> 1:12:03.640 Tyler Irvin, you know he's gonna help there. It is 1:12:03.720 --> 1:12:06.400 right there. Look at I mean a center who's going 1:12:06.479 --> 1:12:09.560 to help keep you clean, right and three dynamic playmakers 1:12:09.560 --> 1:12:11.559 who you can get the ball too. He leaves San 1:12:11.640 --> 1:12:14.720 Jose State with the record all purpose yardage. I mean, 1:12:14.720 --> 1:12:16.599 he just did a little bit of everything as a receiver. 1:12:16.680 --> 1:12:19.519 He had forty five catches as a senior. Tyler Irvan 1:12:19.560 --> 1:12:21.559 did and so I think he's gonna help on special 1:12:21.560 --> 1:12:24.200 teams in return. Man, he's gonna help it at at 1:12:24.200 --> 1:12:26.200 the backfield as a change of pace type of runner. 1:12:27.080 --> 1:12:29.600 He's a very good player. Yeah. And Tyler Irvin, he 1:12:29.720 --> 1:12:34.240 is now a Houston Texan that will put the Washington 1:12:34.400 --> 1:12:37.360 Redskins on the clock right now. I want to go 1:12:37.400 --> 1:12:39.240 back to this for a second though. Okay, we were 1:12:39.240 --> 1:12:42.360 talking about it before they picked. Irvin played Devil's advocate 1:12:42.400 --> 1:12:45.639 for a sec. I tell you can have Jalen Ramsey 1:12:45.680 --> 1:12:50.880 at four, and Kenneth Dixon and DeVante Booker look like 1:12:51.000 --> 1:12:52.840 decent bets that one of them will be there when 1:12:52.840 --> 1:12:56.040 you pick at one thirty five. I feel about that. Yeah, 1:12:56.040 --> 1:12:59.280 you know what. And I I loved Zeke Elliott, but 1:12:59.320 --> 1:13:01.760 I also loved Dixon too, And I don't know if 1:13:01.760 --> 1:13:04.080 there's something wrong. Okay, we gotta trade. The Redskins are 1:13:04.080 --> 1:13:07.559 gonna back out of this pick. It looks like unless 1:13:07.560 --> 1:13:11.120 I've gotten reading this wrong. Uh, they were on the 1:13:11.160 --> 1:13:15.000 clock at at at one twenty. And let's see if, 1:13:15.040 --> 1:13:17.640 in fact who owns this pick. Now, it looks like 1:13:17.680 --> 1:13:20.080 this pick is going to belong to the New Orleans Saints. 1:13:21.200 --> 1:13:26.000 So let's see what David Hellman's hometown bunch will do. 1:13:26.479 --> 1:13:29.439 I actually, I mean they traded with the Pats last 1:13:29.560 --> 1:13:31.639 night to get up there and get Von Bell. I'd 1:13:31.760 --> 1:13:34.040 like everything they've done in this draft so far. I 1:13:34.040 --> 1:13:36.439 think Sheldon Rankins is a great player. I like Von 1:13:36.520 --> 1:13:40.639 Bell a lot. And they added and they added Michael Thomas. Yeah, 1:13:40.960 --> 1:13:43.000 Los Marcus Colston. We talked about they might want to 1:13:43.000 --> 1:13:46.000 get a big bodied receiver, while they went and got him, right. Uh, 1:13:46.200 --> 1:13:48.840 so that guy will I mean, Michael Thomas Brandon Cooks 1:13:48.960 --> 1:13:52.759 is a pretty pretty fun little combination. Signed kolbe Fleaner 1:13:52.800 --> 1:13:57.120 in free agency. Not a bad not a bad couple 1:13:57.160 --> 1:14:00.800 at Bell and uh Bell and rank and probably Day 1:14:00.800 --> 1:14:05.080 one starters. Yeah, absolutely absolutely so that that's pretty pretty 1:14:05.160 --> 1:14:07.400 nifty little draft they're having. Now. Okay, so again the 1:14:07.439 --> 1:14:10.599 Washington Redskins have moved this pick. It looks like it's 1:14:10.640 --> 1:14:13.000 in the hands of the New Orleans Saints as we've 1:14:13.040 --> 1:14:15.840 said this will be picked, uh, this fourth round pick 1:14:16.000 --> 1:14:20.120 number one twenty. Dave was talking about some of the 1:14:20.200 --> 1:14:25.960 things that the Saints were able to accomplish as this 1:14:26.080 --> 1:14:29.880 draft has has gone. You talk about you talk about, 1:14:29.920 --> 1:14:32.120 you know, maybe they draft Jalen Ramsey here and you 1:14:32.200 --> 1:14:35.800 have the combination of Ramsey and Byron Jones, Von Bell 1:14:35.920 --> 1:14:38.800 and Kenny Vacaro playing safety is not a bad little 1:14:38.880 --> 1:14:43.160 duo either, had they they have not addressed defensive line 1:14:43.240 --> 1:14:47.120 huh rank rankings as an inside player right as a tackle? 1:14:47.320 --> 1:14:49.719 And so I mean that Cam Jordan on the outside. 1:14:49.760 --> 1:14:52.040 Who else they have on the outside? Is anybody else? 1:14:52.040 --> 1:14:54.120 I mean that Jordan. That's what I need to I 1:14:54.160 --> 1:14:56.160 need to think about the dudes. Yeah, that's what I'm 1:14:56.200 --> 1:15:01.360 thinking about, Cam Jordan and then uh Richardson. Uh, let's 1:15:01.360 --> 1:15:05.559 see Barnes. Yeah, it's names, It really is names. It's 1:15:05.720 --> 1:15:07.800 it's just guys. Yeah. So I mean maybe that's the 1:15:07.840 --> 1:15:09.679 spot they go here. They made the picks. So yeah, 1:15:09.720 --> 1:15:12.200 well let's see the pick is in let's see in fact, 1:15:12.240 --> 1:15:15.680 what the Saints jumped up in here. They traded with 1:15:15.720 --> 1:15:19.200 the Red Skins, and uh, let's see if they address 1:15:19.280 --> 1:15:21.599 you talked about it. Yes, Well, when we had John 1:15:21.640 --> 1:15:25.280 about it just a little bit ago, about Jordan and 1:15:25.640 --> 1:15:28.000 maybe trying to find to get him some help you 1:15:28.080 --> 1:15:31.120 know with this. Uh, well, I'm and you know obvious, 1:15:31.160 --> 1:15:33.400 I'm from New Orleans. Everybody in my life as a 1:15:33.439 --> 1:15:35.360 Saints fan, so I'm a little more plugged into that 1:15:35.400 --> 1:15:39.000 team than most right, um, and on it. I mean, 1:15:39.040 --> 1:15:41.400 I know they drafted Michael Thomas, but defense is clearly 1:15:41.400 --> 1:15:43.439 the focus for this team. I mean, Drew Brees is 1:15:43.479 --> 1:15:46.720 going to make your offense go as long as he's healthy. Yeah. 1:15:46.720 --> 1:15:49.439 The defense has been atrocious three of the last four years. 1:15:49.800 --> 1:15:52.760 Obviously got Rob Ryan run out of town. Yeah. Uh, 1:15:53.000 --> 1:15:56.360 the secondary hasn't been very good, so you get von Bell. Uh. 1:15:56.439 --> 1:15:59.080 And I'm sure they're hopeful that that Sheldon Rankins can 1:15:59.080 --> 1:16:01.360 come in and give them an interior pass rush. So 1:16:01.760 --> 1:16:03.840 I would not be surprised at all if an End 1:16:03.920 --> 1:16:06.479 is the pick here. Yeah, and Dan, do you have 1:16:06.479 --> 1:16:10.240 any available? I mean we we we we wore out Blair, 1:16:10.600 --> 1:16:15.280 someone we've talked about. We've talked about Odd Uh. Uh, 1:16:14.800 --> 1:16:21.280 We've talked about let's see Daddy Nicholas Uh Perkins, you're Dahn. 1:16:21.479 --> 1:16:27.920 We've talked about some guys. The Fanica kid from Utah, Yeah, 1:16:28.000 --> 1:16:31.080 from Utah, right there. I mean there's some names that 1:16:31.240 --> 1:16:35.200 we have have gone through, uh, you know as potential 1:16:35.760 --> 1:16:39.640 defensive ends. If if in fact, uh, that's what that 1:16:39.800 --> 1:16:43.400 the New Orleans Saints. Okay, so the Saints selection has 1:16:43.479 --> 1:16:46.880 been in. Uh, let's see in fact which direction they go. 1:16:47.280 --> 1:16:51.880 David your David on your manac. There we go, you man, 1:16:52.200 --> 1:16:56.760 that would be Manitoba. I love the story. He never 1:16:56.800 --> 1:16:58.640 played it down in football in his life until he 1:16:58.680 --> 1:17:01.080 went to Canada and he even planning on it. He 1:17:01.160 --> 1:17:04.320 was looking. He was lost on campus. Okay, this kid 1:17:04.360 --> 1:17:06.360 was lost on campus and he made his way to 1:17:06.360 --> 1:17:09.240 the football field trying and asked for directions, and the 1:17:09.320 --> 1:17:12.000 coach was like, well, why don't you come out for 1:17:12.040 --> 1:17:13.639 the team here, Yeah, why don't, Why don't you let's 1:17:13.680 --> 1:17:16.640 see what we can do with you. Hey, big guy, Yeah, 1:17:16.439 --> 1:17:19.000 you're tall, drink of water, come out, come over here 1:17:19.000 --> 1:17:20.360 and see what we can do. So he did that. 1:17:20.640 --> 1:17:22.360 Next thing, you know, four years later hes getting drafted 1:17:22.360 --> 1:17:25.559 in the NFL. That's crazy act. And that's that's twice 1:17:25.600 --> 1:17:28.360 they've done that. And a little bit of a different story, 1:17:28.400 --> 1:17:30.360 but a Keem Hicks wound up in Canada a few 1:17:30.439 --> 1:17:32.880 years ago, right Saints took a chance on him, turned 1:17:32.880 --> 1:17:34.840 into a good enough player that they traded him to 1:17:34.840 --> 1:17:38.000 New England last year. So well, that's a nice story though, 1:17:38.040 --> 1:17:40.920 that really that's crazy. Yes, So the New or States 1:17:41.000 --> 1:17:44.840 we talked about potentially the need for a defensive end. 1:17:44.880 --> 1:17:47.760 Where did you have him in ranking to where you 1:17:47.800 --> 1:17:50.439 were looking at? Where about? I had him in the 1:17:50.600 --> 1:17:52.960 fifth or sixth round, so a little earlier than I 1:17:53.000 --> 1:17:55.280 would have taken him. But I get it. I mean 1:17:55.280 --> 1:17:57.439 the thing is the biggest worry with him is when 1:17:57.520 --> 1:17:59.080 is he going to be able to helped your team? 1:17:59.200 --> 1:18:01.240 Because this is guy, this guy is as raw as 1:18:01.320 --> 1:18:04.720 blue steak. I mean, he needs time, he needs developed 1:18:05.280 --> 1:18:07.519 and if you give him that time, I think where 1:18:07.560 --> 1:18:09.680 he could be three years from down the road is 1:18:09.760 --> 1:18:12.360 going to be very intriguing. But again we're talking down 1:18:12.439 --> 1:18:14.439 the road. He's not ready to help right away. Yeah, 1:18:14.439 --> 1:18:17.880 It's it's funny to watch him play in Canada. I 1:18:17.880 --> 1:18:20.320 mean it's different. You think everybody's moved off sides every 1:18:20.360 --> 1:18:23.000 play the way they're the way that they're they're the 1:18:23.120 --> 1:18:25.960 you know, the Canadian teams. He but I did I 1:18:26.000 --> 1:18:28.320 saw a guy that could extend on blockers. I saw 1:18:28.360 --> 1:18:30.559 a guy that could redirect, play the trap. He gets 1:18:30.560 --> 1:18:33.320 off blocks, uh, and he could finish. He looks he 1:18:33.360 --> 1:18:35.880 looks the part physically, he looks the part. So you 1:18:35.960 --> 1:18:37.640 probably have a little bit of a raw player right 1:18:37.680 --> 1:18:39.840 there that you're gonna, like you say, the blue steak 1:18:39.880 --> 1:18:41.760 type player that you're gonna have to figure out how 1:18:41.800 --> 1:18:44.720 to do. Okay, well, this will put the mint. Oh 1:18:44.720 --> 1:18:49.120 Willie Beavers. Willie Beavers is that? That's he is a 1:18:49.160 --> 1:18:52.080 senior Bowl guy four one twenty one that belongs to 1:18:52.160 --> 1:18:57.240 Minnesota Vikings. Willie Beavers, Western Michigan. He is going to 1:18:57.360 --> 1:19:01.080 be with the Vikings right there, Dane some thoughts about 1:19:01.160 --> 1:19:04.000 Willie Beavers played left tackle, but a senior bullet movement 1:19:04.000 --> 1:19:07.280 inside to guard. I think he's a better guard, at 1:19:07.320 --> 1:19:08.960 least that's in my opinion. Looks like we got another 1:19:08.960 --> 1:19:10.920 pick here, right Okay, picks in for the sin said 1:19:10.960 --> 1:19:13.000 Bengals can't. Let's see if we can pull up the 1:19:13.000 --> 1:19:17.479 audio on this one. I don't think I have ever 1:19:17.520 --> 1:19:23.640 seen that Bengals mascot in my life. Remember, this is 1:19:23.680 --> 1:19:26.000 a team that has a real small scouting staff. Come 1:19:26.040 --> 1:19:29.200 to our beautiful Paul Brown Stadium and Cincinnati, OHIW. Coaches 1:19:29.280 --> 1:19:32.800 make picks here. Coaches make the picks here. Get ready, 1:19:32.920 --> 1:19:36.120 all right? Nice? I'm Dave Lapham, Bengals Alone, color analyst 1:19:36.160 --> 1:19:39.439 for the Cincinnati Bengals Radio network, to announce our next 1:19:39.439 --> 1:19:44.040 pick in the two sixteen NFL Draft. The Cincinnati Bengals 1:19:44.040 --> 1:19:47.960 would like to welcome our two sixteen draft picks, first 1:19:48.000 --> 1:19:50.320 and second round picks right here with us along with 1:19:50.400 --> 1:19:55.519 corporate partner Angie Britten and Joe Kelly, nineteen eighty six 1:19:55.640 --> 1:20:01.240 Bengals first round draft pick making fifty eight stars for 1:20:01.320 --> 1:20:05.960 the Bengals at linebacker from nineteen eighty six nineteen eighty 1:20:06.000 --> 1:20:11.040 nine to pick clues. With one hundred and twenty second 1:20:11.080 --> 1:20:14.439 pick in the twenty sixteen NFL Draft, that Cincinnati Bengals 1:20:14.439 --> 1:20:21.960 select Andrew Billings. There you go, Andrew Billings, the defensive 1:20:22.000 --> 1:20:27.680 tackle for from Baylor. His weight is over. He is 1:20:27.720 --> 1:20:33.600 now as Cincinnati Bengal longest. Wait. Yeah, it has to 1:20:33.640 --> 1:20:37.439 be a terrible, a terrible day for him. I mean again, 1:20:37.520 --> 1:20:40.719 we all believe that he was potentially a first second 1:20:40.800 --> 1:20:43.439 round type of a talent, and here he is at 1:20:43.439 --> 1:20:47.240 pick one twenty two. The reason, you know, I mentioned 1:20:47.280 --> 1:20:51.519 earlier about the Bengals have the smallest scouting staff in 1:20:51.520 --> 1:20:55.479 the league. It's a coach driven draft, and the coaches 1:20:55.520 --> 1:20:58.200 probably said, you know what, enough, let's just take this 1:20:58.240 --> 1:21:00.920 guy that's probably a best player on the board available 1:21:01.000 --> 1:21:06.160 right there. So, uh, Andrew Billings goes to the Sins 1:21:06.200 --> 1:21:08.880 and they've had a really nice history too of developing, 1:21:08.960 --> 1:21:12.120 but especially in the Mike Zimmer. You know that Jay 1:21:12.160 --> 1:21:15.320 hay I think Jay Hayes is still the defensive line 1:21:15.360 --> 1:21:17.880 coach there. If I'm wrong, I'm sorry about I know 1:21:17.880 --> 1:21:21.760 it's one of the Hayeses, but it seems like to me, 1:21:21.920 --> 1:21:24.639 the Bengals always kind of grab that they have an 1:21:24.760 --> 1:21:27.400 understanding these defensive linemen. They tend to work out and 1:21:27.479 --> 1:21:30.720 let's just remember that it does not matter, you know, 1:21:30.800 --> 1:21:33.120 once everyone shows up for training camp, it really doesn't 1:21:33.160 --> 1:21:35.960 matter if you were drafted in the fifth round, second round. 1:21:36.160 --> 1:21:39.439 I mean, it's it's go out in the field to perform. 1:21:39.520 --> 1:21:42.040 And if Andrew Billings goes out there and uh, you know, 1:21:42.080 --> 1:21:44.280 push us for a starting role and secures a spat 1:21:44.280 --> 1:21:46.479 on the roster, then it really doesn't matter where he 1:21:46.520 --> 1:21:48.680 went in the draft because you know he's gonna be 1:21:48.760 --> 1:21:51.120 the players, So I know this is tough for him. 1:21:51.560 --> 1:21:53.479 He might be a first round pick, he falls all 1:21:53.520 --> 1:21:55.760 the way to the fourth. But you know, if he 1:21:55.920 --> 1:21:58.240 use this as motivation, use this as a chance to 1:21:58.520 --> 1:22:00.960 you know, he's already a fiery he doesn't need it, 1:22:01.000 --> 1:22:03.160 but maybe he could use this for good. I don't. 1:22:03.360 --> 1:22:05.400 I don't think it's gonna bother Andrew Billings that much. 1:22:06.040 --> 1:22:09.599 I'm just curious what what happened? What what happened with this? Yeah, 1:22:09.640 --> 1:22:11.280 and then hopefully we will figure it out. I mean, 1:22:11.520 --> 1:22:13.719 you know, Nick even who I trust more than anybody 1:22:13.760 --> 1:22:16.400 it comes to Baylor players. Yeah, because he's got the 1:22:16.439 --> 1:22:19.240 direct line, got the head coach's phone now, yeah, exactly. 1:22:19.280 --> 1:22:22.120 So it's just you know, and maybe you know, we 1:22:22.439 --> 1:22:24.640 have the audio down. I know Ian Rapp report from 1:22:24.640 --> 1:22:27.360 the NFL network is talking about he might have some 1:22:27.400 --> 1:22:30.360 information on what's going on there. We can't hear him, 1:22:30.360 --> 1:22:34.960 but usually you know, like last year, you remember Jay AGII, Right, 1:22:35.120 --> 1:22:37.240 we kind of heard the whispers like, oh it all 1:22:37.360 --> 1:22:40.439 might not be well, but we report says it's because 1:22:40.439 --> 1:22:42.719 he was a two down player. As wise value dropped. 1:22:43.280 --> 1:22:45.559 They're saying raculous to me, if yeah fall, if he goes, 1:22:46.120 --> 1:22:48.519 I don't know. I've seen so, so is Jaren Reed. 1:22:48.560 --> 1:22:50.439 I mean he's a two down player. Yeah, but I 1:22:50.439 --> 1:22:54.880 don't know. Again, the biggest thing I heard the doubts 1:22:54.880 --> 1:22:57.320 that some teams had with lack of instincts and the 1:22:57.360 --> 1:22:59.680 fact that he's so short that it takes him a 1:22:59.680 --> 1:23:02.479 little to find the ball. And so because of those reasons, 1:23:02.479 --> 1:23:04.240 he fell and he's not going to be a fit forever. 1:23:04.400 --> 1:23:09.479 Defense scheme specific. Okay, well, here's the Bears selection night. 1:23:10.400 --> 1:23:12.800 This could be one twenty four that they got from 1:23:13.400 --> 1:23:16.200 live from the Election Square in Grant Park. I'm a 1:23:16.240 --> 1:23:19.639 modern merrit former wide receiver for the Chicago Bears. Here 1:23:19.680 --> 1:23:22.080 to announce our next pick in the two thousand and 1:23:22.160 --> 1:23:26.040 sixty NFL Draft. The Chicago Bears elect to welcome coach 1:23:26.160 --> 1:23:29.639 Rich Blake and the members of the Junior Bears Youth 1:23:29.760 --> 1:23:36.280 Football League's Hamlin Park Lions Pittsburgh draft an LFW guy. Yeah, okay, 1:23:36.400 --> 1:23:38.479 we'll go back to that. There we go. With the 1:23:38.520 --> 1:23:40.679 one hundred and twenty fourth the pick and the twenty 1:23:40.880 --> 1:23:46.960 sixteen NFL Draft, the Chicago Bears select Dan Bush, defensive back, Miami. 1:23:47.120 --> 1:23:51.200 All right, Dion Bush, the defensive back from the University 1:23:51.200 --> 1:23:53.640 of Miami. Dave, you brought it up before that at 1:23:53.680 --> 1:23:56.639 pick excuse me, at pick one twenty three, the Pittsburgh 1:23:56.680 --> 1:24:01.800 Steelers took Gerald Gerald Hawkins tackle from LSU, and now 1:24:01.840 --> 1:24:05.040 the Bears take Dion bushd he fits it back from 1:24:05.080 --> 1:24:08.559 the University of Miami. Uh. First the thought on Dave, 1:24:08.600 --> 1:24:11.639 you have a thought LSU, lum you talk about Hawkins, 1:24:11.880 --> 1:24:15.599 UM good, good player. Honestly, I was kind of surprised 1:24:15.600 --> 1:24:18.200 that he came out early. I mean, well, obviously he fell. 1:24:18.320 --> 1:24:21.679 He fell to the fourth round. Um replace lel. Collins 1:24:21.680 --> 1:24:24.719 at left tackle? Yeah, last year, and I think honestly 1:24:24.760 --> 1:24:28.000 he's probably the least athletic of the guys that they've 1:24:28.000 --> 1:24:31.200 had in that spot over the last long while. I 1:24:31.200 --> 1:24:34.799 mean LSU usually sends their left tackle to the NFL. UM. 1:24:35.680 --> 1:24:37.559 But I mean I don't I don't have a problem 1:24:37.560 --> 1:24:39.719 with it or anything like that. I think it's probably 1:24:39.720 --> 1:24:41.519 about where I would guess he would go on. Where 1:24:41.600 --> 1:24:43.840 did you think this is early for him? Or I 1:24:43.880 --> 1:24:46.320 had a late three early four? Yeah, So this is 1:24:46.360 --> 1:24:49.240 this is about where you know and tackles. We knew 1:24:49.240 --> 1:24:51.479 they were going to come off the board pretty quickly. Um. 1:24:51.880 --> 1:24:54.960 I don't know if he's a for sure starter in 1:24:55.000 --> 1:24:56.880 this league, but I think he can be a spot starter, 1:24:56.920 --> 1:24:59.120 a guy that helps you with depth. Um, I wish 1:24:59.120 --> 1:25:00.720 you would have stayed for a se your years. Yeah 1:25:00.760 --> 1:25:03.320 that's and you know, hey, he got drafted, so he 1:25:03.439 --> 1:25:05.360 got paid. And you know, if you can get drafted, 1:25:05.439 --> 1:25:07.519 kudos to you. I don't ever hold it against a 1:25:07.560 --> 1:25:10.000 guy who goes early, but this is a guy who 1:25:10.120 --> 1:25:12.200 I mean, he could have uped his draft stock big 1:25:12.200 --> 1:25:15.439 time by coming back. And if you're not guaranteed to 1:25:15.479 --> 1:25:18.000 be a top sixty pick, I'm not convinced it's worth 1:25:18.040 --> 1:25:21.240 it to come out early. But he is a pro. Now, Okay, 1:25:21.240 --> 1:25:22.720 what the hell do I know? There we go, and 1:25:23.080 --> 1:25:26.400 any thoughts Dane about a Dion Bush not a fan. 1:25:26.760 --> 1:25:29.160 I mean, he'll come up and hit you. I just 1:25:29.240 --> 1:25:31.400 don't know. He's not an NFL starter in my opinion. 1:25:31.439 --> 1:25:36.040 I don't think he's just not reliable. He's deficient in 1:25:36.040 --> 1:25:38.760 pass coverage. He's always hunting as a run defender, and 1:25:38.800 --> 1:25:41.519 he fills the alley. He'll come up and hitch. That 1:25:41.600 --> 1:25:44.439 aggressive nature really pops off the tape. But I don't 1:25:44.439 --> 1:25:48.320 see instincts. I don't see awareness. The pursuit angles are 1:25:48.400 --> 1:25:51.080 all over the place. So I think he might be 1:25:51.160 --> 1:25:53.960 able to stick on special teams. But again I just 1:25:54.000 --> 1:25:58.000 don't see a future NFL starter here. Yeah, he is 1:25:58.360 --> 1:26:01.479 listening as to say, Okay, the Colts election is in 1:26:02.080 --> 1:26:07.920 right now. It is Antonio Morrison, the linebacker defensive in 1:26:08.720 --> 1:26:11.160 kind of a hybrid player or he's a middle linebacker. 1:26:12.520 --> 1:26:15.840 I think the other Florida player, yeah, Morrisons. I'm like, 1:26:16.280 --> 1:26:20.360 he's he's really talented in terms of talent, he's a 1:26:20.360 --> 1:26:22.720 top two round player. But this guy has had so 1:26:22.760 --> 1:26:26.760 many injuries, some knee stuff. But you talk to people 1:26:26.760 --> 1:26:30.400 at Florida, they just rave about this player he is. 1:26:30.600 --> 1:26:33.040 I mean, this get gets over used, first one in, 1:26:33.200 --> 1:26:36.639 last one out, but that's who this player is working 1:26:36.640 --> 1:26:40.360 on his injury. Were watching film. No one gets more 1:26:40.439 --> 1:26:43.400 out of his ability than Antonio Morrison. The big big 1:26:43.479 --> 1:26:45.760 question just the knees. Where are they because he's hurt 1:26:45.800 --> 1:26:47.799 both of them. He's had surgery on both his knees. 1:26:48.240 --> 1:26:52.120 Um if durable, if he if he's there's no injury questions. 1:26:52.240 --> 1:26:56.080 Antonio Morrison's the second round pick. Okay, and now Kansas 1:26:56.080 --> 1:26:58.840 City will be on the clock. Dave yet thought of something? 1:26:58.880 --> 1:27:01.200 Can I just be grumpy man for a second? I 1:27:01.400 --> 1:27:04.280 sound like Brian brought us, but like, hey, great, we're 1:27:04.280 --> 1:27:06.760 all doing great. We all know that you're you're the 1:27:06.800 --> 1:27:08.920 color analyst for the team making the pick and the 1:27:08.960 --> 1:27:12.200 big fan. Just yea, make the pick. You know we're 1:27:12.240 --> 1:27:14.360 all doing great. You've been a fan since nineteen sixty. 1:27:14.520 --> 1:27:17.360 Make the pick. We don't need it to take two 1:27:17.360 --> 1:27:19.080 and a half minutes. Just make the pick, all right, 1:27:19.160 --> 1:27:21.640 kand City Chief, You don't. Don't be grumpy man when 1:27:21.640 --> 1:27:23.559 you're fifty two years old. You could be grumpy when 1:27:23.560 --> 1:27:26.120 you're too young to be. When the Bengals guy introduced, 1:27:26.160 --> 1:27:29.000 like Dave Lappet is like my age. He grumpy guy, 1:27:29.040 --> 1:27:31.920 he introduced like three people before they made the make 1:27:31.960 --> 1:27:34.240 the pick. Come on, But well it's all about the production, Dave, 1:27:34.280 --> 1:27:36.280 you do. It's day three. This is for the nerds. 1:27:36.280 --> 1:27:39.000 All right, Well, here we go the Colts. The Colts. Uh, 1:27:39.000 --> 1:27:41.160 I guess we're gonna go one hundred and twenty fifty 1:27:42.320 --> 1:27:47.640 sixteen NFL Drafts. The Indianapolis Colts select Antonio Morrison, linebacker 1:27:47.880 --> 1:27:52.200 University of Blan talked about giant horse in the background. Yeah, 1:27:52.280 --> 1:27:53.920 they at the race make the pick. Yeah, they're at 1:27:53.920 --> 1:27:56.200 the five hundred there. That was Scott Dixon. The Colts 1:27:56.320 --> 1:27:59.240 mascot has fake snot that comes out of the Who's 1:27:59.280 --> 1:28:02.880 Scott Dixon is a championship indiecar driver. Can't wait to 1:28:02.920 --> 1:28:06.920 see Scott Dixon at the end of the Oh my gosh, 1:28:07.120 --> 1:28:10.160 Ryan's driving to the Indie five. Scott Dixon's a first 1:28:10.240 --> 1:28:12.759 round pick in my book. By the way, the hell 1:28:13.200 --> 1:28:15.799 care Oh I got you gotta love you some Scott Dixon. 1:28:15.880 --> 1:28:20.479 Dan and I are gonna be watching football. Scott dixonty times. Hey, 1:28:20.640 --> 1:28:22.639 let me tell you what. Scott Dixon in the car 1:28:22.720 --> 1:28:25.360 can fly? Let me tell you that right now. Sure 1:28:25.439 --> 1:28:28.320 give me an engine. Scott Dixon get fly? All right? Well, 1:28:28.360 --> 1:28:30.799 that that was the the Colts pick we talked about. 1:28:30.840 --> 1:28:36.240 That That was Antonio Morrison. Kansas City is now on 1:28:36.280 --> 1:28:38.400 the clock. We're gonna go back to the Air Force 1:28:38.479 --> 1:28:41.280 base and see what the who. The A Chiefs select 1:28:41.520 --> 1:28:45.280 sixth pick and the two thousand and sixteen NFL Draft, 1:28:46.000 --> 1:28:52.080 the Kansas City Chiefs select DeMarcus Robinson, wide receiver. All right, 1:28:52.240 --> 1:28:54.960 Dan all right, Dan Bruger, Well, we just talked about 1:28:55.040 --> 1:28:57.760 Antonio Morrison, a Florida guy who would have been a 1:28:57.800 --> 1:29:00.360 top fifty pick of healthy de Marcus Robinson been a 1:29:00.360 --> 1:29:03.000 top fifty pick if it wasn't such a knucklehead. Yeah, 1:29:03.160 --> 1:29:05.679 And that's the big issue here and the Chiefs taking 1:29:05.760 --> 1:29:08.320 a chance here in the fourth round because he's ultra talents. 1:29:08.320 --> 1:29:10.519 What do I talk about? This is my my criminal 1:29:10.880 --> 1:29:12.799 the criminal round. I'm not saying this guy's a criminal, 1:29:12.840 --> 1:29:14.960 but when you start talking about the knuckleheads, you're talking 1:29:15.000 --> 1:29:17.720 about four suspensions over Oh yeah, that would be a 1:29:17.720 --> 1:29:21.880 criminal round. I think a well, multiple failed drug failed 1:29:21.920 --> 1:29:25.080 drug tests. Yeah, he was suspended this past year for 1:29:25.160 --> 1:29:29.120 meeting with a marketing person accepting money. Just where's his 1:29:29.200 --> 1:29:31.800 head at? Is he truly invested in the game because 1:29:31.840 --> 1:29:34.360 there's so much ability here? But hey, at this point 1:29:34.360 --> 1:29:36.719 in the draft, fourth round, you take chances on guys 1:29:36.720 --> 1:29:39.120 like this, So I get the thinking here because if 1:29:39.120 --> 1:29:42.360 he if you can hone that talent and get him 1:29:42.360 --> 1:29:46.320 to stay focused. To Marcus Robinson's a darn good football play. 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I'd like to welcome coach Jerry Google 1:32:39.640 --> 1:32:42.760 with the members of the Pop Water Bowling Bull Trojans 1:32:47.280 --> 1:32:50.280 with the one hundred and twenty seventh pick in the 1:32:50.320 --> 1:32:55.280 two thousand and sixteen NFL Draft, the Chicago Bearts select 1:32:55.400 --> 1:33:00.679 DeAndre Hall d Benson back from Northern Ireland. All right, 1:33:00.800 --> 1:33:04.320 another senior Bowl guy, DeAndre Hall from Northern Iowa is 1:33:04.400 --> 1:33:07.200 the selection by the shot guy. It seemed like the 1:33:07.280 --> 1:33:09.360 Chicago Bears to just keep picking what Yeah, I know 1:33:09.560 --> 1:33:12.519 right that trading back in Yeah, I don't think they 1:33:12.560 --> 1:33:15.320 have any picks. I think they've given away some picks 1:33:15.360 --> 1:33:17.320 next year. I wasn't a fan of what they did 1:33:17.320 --> 1:33:19.400 in the first round with Leonard Floyd, but I really 1:33:19.400 --> 1:33:21.200 liked that they did in the second round. Trade backtrade 1:33:21.200 --> 1:33:24.360 backtrade back. Take Cody white Hair. Yeah. And then this 1:33:24.400 --> 1:33:29.320 is an interesting player because he's got arm laying his 1:33:29.439 --> 1:33:31.880 long arms make off of the lineman jealous. He is 1:33:31.920 --> 1:33:35.240 a rangy dude. Yeah he is. He's a four or 1:33:35.240 --> 1:33:38.479 five athlete, thirty four and a half inch arms and 1:33:38.560 --> 1:33:41.559 at six two, two hundred pounds. He's played corner, he's 1:33:41.600 --> 1:33:45.840 played rover, he's played safety. A leggy athlete, which would 1:33:45.840 --> 1:33:48.799 you expect with a six two player. Uh. The traits 1:33:48.920 --> 1:33:51.880 are what really entice you about this player, but it 1:33:51.880 --> 1:33:53.400 still has a long way to go. He's a height, 1:33:53.479 --> 1:33:57.240 length athlete, that type of guy, that profile really speaks 1:33:57.240 --> 1:34:00.160 well to NFL teams they want to develop that at 1:34:00.160 --> 1:34:04.520 his feet all over the place, doesn't routinely play under control. 1:34:05.640 --> 1:34:08.960 His anticipation needs work. So, uh, this is a guy 1:34:08.960 --> 1:34:10.839 you need to pop the hood and you know, rewire 1:34:10.920 --> 1:34:12.920 some stuff. But in terms of the rod trades, they're 1:34:12.920 --> 1:34:15.759 all there. Okay, the Arizona Cardinals are now on the clock. 1:34:16.200 --> 1:34:18.680 Look at that their team needs. We've talked about just 1:34:18.680 --> 1:34:24.240 going in we're the cornerback, a center, tackle combinations. Somehow 1:34:24.280 --> 1:34:26.960 they need to find a starting center according to what 1:34:27.000 --> 1:34:31.400 we think. And then and interior defensive lineman was another 1:34:31.439 --> 1:34:34.760 one that we talked about as well. So you know, 1:34:35.200 --> 1:34:37.680 we graded a lot of these centers, right. That's you know, 1:34:37.720 --> 1:34:41.080 we we haven't really talked about the center's position. We 1:34:41.080 --> 1:34:43.920 talked about it very early with Kelly, but we haven't 1:34:43.920 --> 1:34:45.760 talked about some of the other guys that might be 1:34:45.840 --> 1:34:47.840 ab We saw Nick Martin come off the board, see 1:34:47.880 --> 1:34:51.960 Amalo Max turk Um, but it's still Evan Baines on 1:34:51.960 --> 1:34:56.439 the board. Jack Allen Austin blythe So you said, bain 1:34:58.120 --> 1:34:59.680 I think he's that next guy. Well here we go, 1:35:00.040 --> 1:35:02.200 here we go. That was a need of their let's pickles. 1:35:02.400 --> 1:35:05.679 They got it. Cardinals player number eighty Thailand E Funny 1:35:05.840 --> 1:35:14.880 MoMA and just behind me is big red Flag football players. 1:35:12.000 --> 1:35:19.439 Just sixteen NFL drafts, the Arizona Cardinal selects Evan Bam. 1:35:19.640 --> 1:35:24.559 There you go, center Missouri. This is the next guy. Yeah. 1:35:24.560 --> 1:35:26.320 I just went to the need chart right there that 1:35:26.479 --> 1:35:28.280 every once in a while you're getting in this, uh, 1:35:28.360 --> 1:35:31.559 this area where you just say, okay, who's the best player. 1:35:32.200 --> 1:35:34.320 We have talked to some centers that have gone off 1:35:34.360 --> 1:35:37.400 the board. Talk about this young man from Missouri. Yeah, 1:35:37.560 --> 1:35:41.000 this is a player who I think he's probably a 1:35:41.000 --> 1:35:43.800 center only. Um and you know, I don't think he's 1:35:43.800 --> 1:35:45.600 going to give you much versatility as a guard or 1:35:45.640 --> 1:35:48.400 anything like that. But you know, six two, three hundred pounds, 1:35:48.439 --> 1:35:51.479 a little under size. But he he's a football lifer. 1:35:51.960 --> 1:35:54.920 That's who he is. He's he's committed to this game. 1:35:55.200 --> 1:35:57.720 Everything he does, every decision he makes, centers around his 1:35:57.800 --> 1:36:01.200 love for football. He's a leader. I think he's going 1:36:01.240 --> 1:36:03.840 to really fit well in that locker room in Arizona. 1:36:03.920 --> 1:36:05.880 A type of guy that Bruce arians is going to love. 1:36:06.840 --> 1:36:08.640 But again, he is a little undersize. He has some 1:36:08.720 --> 1:36:11.799 physical limitations, but he gets the most out of his ability, 1:36:11.840 --> 1:36:15.439 So I think he can be you know, at worst, 1:36:15.600 --> 1:36:18.040 you're talking about a solid rotational guy, right, But I 1:36:18.040 --> 1:36:19.920 do think he has starting potential. Yeah, you know, and 1:36:20.640 --> 1:36:22.960 Steve Kin, I think they do a great job there 1:36:22.960 --> 1:36:25.240 in Arizona. Terry McDonaghs sitting right there as I look 1:36:25.240 --> 1:36:27.400 at the screen, a guy work with in NFL Europe 1:36:27.760 --> 1:36:31.000 as well, some really smart personnel. Guys love the head 1:36:31.000 --> 1:36:33.960 coach there as well. You know what, and I'm sorry 1:36:33.960 --> 1:36:37.080 for interrupting you, but that's a team that I consider 1:36:37.280 --> 1:36:39.880 a threat to take a quarterback that the Cowboys like. 1:36:40.080 --> 1:36:42.840 I mean, Carson Palmer's thirty seven years old. That's you know, 1:36:42.880 --> 1:36:45.000 they were rumored to be interested in a guy at 1:36:45.000 --> 1:36:47.400 twenty nine. Well, we're getting close to that Cowboy pick. 1:36:47.520 --> 1:36:49.559 And that's so I'm looking at it right now. I mean, 1:36:49.760 --> 1:36:51.679 you know, as it stands right now, you've got Cleveland, 1:36:51.720 --> 1:36:55.679 Green Bay, Baltimore, San Francisco. Baltimore that picks before Dallas 1:36:56.160 --> 1:36:59.360 San Francisco is probably the only one that I would 1:36:59.360 --> 1:37:01.559 consider a to one a quarterback. Well, if you could 1:37:01.600 --> 1:37:04.840 get through, if you could just get through this pick 1:37:05.280 --> 1:37:09.519 at Baltimore's about to make, then you're into compensatories and 1:37:09.560 --> 1:37:14.040 then it's nobody could trade. Yeah. So I mean, and 1:37:14.080 --> 1:37:15.800 you know, no, it's and it's not your fault. I mean, 1:37:15.840 --> 1:37:18.000 it's just you just got to get through this pick. 1:37:18.200 --> 1:37:20.599 I mean you got to get through this pick. Okay. 1:37:21.080 --> 1:37:26.880 Derek Kindred, there we go and we were his pro 1:37:27.000 --> 1:37:31.479 day at TCU. They rave about this kid, a Dane 1:37:31.560 --> 1:37:34.880 and they loved he played with a collar bone problem 1:37:35.120 --> 1:37:40.040 the entire year, didn't come out. He was the practice day. Yeah, 1:37:40.080 --> 1:37:41.599 I think he took that. I mean, he didn't take 1:37:41.600 --> 1:37:44.280 the spotlight away from Dockxon. Obviously Doxon went the first round. 1:37:44.280 --> 1:37:46.360 But that's the guy that they all wanted. They loved. 1:37:46.479 --> 1:37:50.000 They absolutely loved this player. And and uh, you know 1:37:50.160 --> 1:37:53.840 that's the toughness all this Cleveland gets a player. I 1:37:54.040 --> 1:37:56.120 feel like when you watch him on tape, he is 1:37:56.160 --> 1:37:58.960 a physical player. He can cover, he could run. He's 1:37:59.000 --> 1:38:02.040 got some ability to him though. And and I like 1:38:02.080 --> 1:38:04.840 I said to it to a man, I I walked 1:38:04.840 --> 1:38:08.360 around that facility there and and every guy that came 1:38:08.439 --> 1:38:11.080 up to me said something about him and the toughness 1:38:11.080 --> 1:38:14.640 and keep an eye on him. So, uh, congratulations to 1:38:14.760 --> 1:38:17.880 him going in the in the fourth round. I had 1:38:17.960 --> 1:38:22.640 him in the third round myself, so congratulations to him 1:38:22.720 --> 1:38:27.120 as well. Okay, uh, we talked about, uh, the the 1:38:27.240 --> 1:38:31.479 Ravens now own this pick. Uh it's uh, it looks 1:38:31.520 --> 1:38:35.400 like it is in but let's see, let's talk about 1:38:35.479 --> 1:38:38.439 now if Dallas can get through this one, the teams 1:38:38.479 --> 1:38:40.240 that are head, if they're in fact, if we saw 1:38:40.720 --> 1:38:44.880 Jason Garrett working on quarterback, actually throwing the football, say 1:38:44.880 --> 1:38:47.280 it just because of the pick can't be traded, but 1:38:47.320 --> 1:38:50.400 the San Francisco could one of the mind field is 1:38:50.479 --> 1:38:52.559 right there. That that that that is the one. If 1:38:52.600 --> 1:38:55.280 I'm the if I'm in that room and I'm talking about, 1:38:55.360 --> 1:38:58.679 who's the team that could take a quarterback in front 1:38:58.680 --> 1:39:02.240 of you? Sanford sitting there at one thirty three, Dallas 1:39:02.280 --> 1:39:04.840 is sitting there at one thirty five. That appears to 1:39:04.920 --> 1:39:08.200 be the only mindfield. Now again, the Packers are team 1:39:08.560 --> 1:39:13.439 that traditionally they'll take quarterbacks just okay, but but they 1:39:13.479 --> 1:39:16.160 they they every year, it seems they take a quarterback 1:39:16.160 --> 1:39:20.000 in New England. Well, but the problem with that is, though, 1:39:20.040 --> 1:39:21.960 and it was explained to me Tom Brady is about 1:39:22.000 --> 1:39:23.880 to be suspended for four games, they don't have any 1:39:23.920 --> 1:39:26.720 other quarterbacks so they had to do something, right is 1:39:26.720 --> 1:39:28.800 Baltimore threat? I mean, I know they got Flacco. What 1:39:28.840 --> 1:39:30.600 do they have behind him? Well, if you look at that, 1:39:30.680 --> 1:39:33.719 I think San Francisco is the biggest threat right there. 1:39:33.960 --> 1:39:36.360 And uh but let's see. Heck, if you think that 1:39:36.400 --> 1:39:39.679 way right now, they might make you sweat this pick 1:39:39.800 --> 1:39:44.200 right here. I am jealous of Baltimore's hall of picks. Yeah, 1:39:44.240 --> 1:39:46.200 they got they well they had them all. And it 1:39:46.200 --> 1:39:50.440 looks like Alex Lewis. Alex Lewis is in so uh 1:39:50.479 --> 1:39:54.800 that right there, the Nebraska offensive tackle. Okay, now we're 1:39:54.840 --> 1:39:59.080 in the compensatory mode. Green Bay up this scene. You 1:39:59.120 --> 1:40:02.840 know Teddy Thompson, Teddy Thompson is a he's a pack 1:40:02.920 --> 1:40:06.679 twelve guy. He's gonna take a pack. He talked about Hunley. Yeah, 1:40:06.720 --> 1:40:09.720 he's a pack twelve something. Seas whoever, whoever's your best 1:40:09.760 --> 1:40:12.120 pack twelve player on this board is well enough for 1:40:12.200 --> 1:40:14.519 him with Aaron Rodgers, Yeah, well, whoever your whoever your 1:40:14.560 --> 1:40:17.479 best pack twelve players on this board. And we talked 1:40:17.520 --> 1:40:22.560 about Westerman, I mean he was Arizona State. Uh Martinez 1:40:23.120 --> 1:40:26.280 uh is on that board, Lawlor the receiver from cal 1:40:26.840 --> 1:40:29.280 I just have a feeling that we might see that's 1:40:29.320 --> 1:40:31.439 ted I worked with Teddy for a long time. That's him. 1:40:31.760 --> 1:40:34.360 He could use a linebacker though. Yeah, that's something that 1:40:34.400 --> 1:40:37.160 we've talked about. They wanted they they've shuffled some guys 1:40:37.200 --> 1:40:40.759 around it. It's a Facral right earlier. They did take Facul, 1:40:40.760 --> 1:40:45.120 but they play him as an outside linebacker. Brothers Martinez, 1:40:45.160 --> 1:40:48.560 I mean, if you talk like Martinez, yeah still there, Yeah, absolutely, 1:40:48.600 --> 1:40:52.360 So let's uh uh they're they're in, They're they're excited 1:40:52.400 --> 1:40:54.840 there in the Elliott Wolf just gave the fist bump 1:40:54.960 --> 1:40:57.200 to Teddy Thompson. So they got the guys that they 1:40:57.320 --> 1:41:01.200 wanted the picks in. But he loves at Pack twelve. 1:41:01.280 --> 1:41:04.120 He loves linebackers too. He took the Factral kid to 1:41:04.160 --> 1:41:06.960 play him on the outside. Martinez makes sense here because 1:41:07.000 --> 1:41:11.280 he's an inside linebacker. Brothers would be Okay, who's this 1:41:11.520 --> 1:41:14.120 is this? Sixty minutes? What's going on over here with 1:41:14.439 --> 1:41:18.519 the Pick their Kid collection from lambeau Field Jerry Craford 1:41:18.560 --> 1:41:22.960 Packer Hall of Fame. I'm actually setting in Coach Lombardi's office, 1:41:23.520 --> 1:41:26.920 at Coach Lombardi's desk that they removed from his office 1:41:26.960 --> 1:41:29.960 and put in the Hall of Fame with his memorabilia. 1:41:30.439 --> 1:41:33.120 And I think I've never been quite so uncomfortable at 1:41:33.160 --> 1:41:36.160 a desk because I am at Coach Lombardi's desk. I've 1:41:36.240 --> 1:41:38.400 had some moments on the other side of the desk 1:41:38.479 --> 1:41:41.240 that weren't so comfortable either, But it's a pleasure being 1:41:41.360 --> 1:41:44.439 here with you. And with one hundred and thirty first 1:41:44.600 --> 1:41:49.519 pick of the two thousand and sixteen NFL Draft, the 1:41:49.680 --> 1:41:55.880 Green Bay Packers select Blake Martinez. There you go, Teddy Stanford, 1:41:56.000 --> 1:42:00.560 I know you like a book. Teddy Thompson, Oh you 1:42:00.680 --> 1:42:04.400 were him back? Yeah, the war room cam is back. Yeah, 1:42:04.479 --> 1:42:07.320 warreomcam is back up. Jason, show me some three step 1:42:07.439 --> 1:42:11.439 drops and so here we go Blake Martinez. I like 1:42:11.600 --> 1:42:13.920 Blake Martinez. I like this pick. I think this guy 1:42:14.320 --> 1:42:18.479 he's always around the football. He's uh, he's always finishing plays. 1:42:18.840 --> 1:42:22.960 He's aggressive, he attacks the line of scrimmage, he has 1:42:22.960 --> 1:42:24.639 a tone set. I had him in the third round. 1:42:24.720 --> 1:42:27.840 I I just thought, like I said, Teddy's one of 1:42:27.920 --> 1:42:30.080 those guys you could read him like a book. So 1:42:30.400 --> 1:42:34.040 this is my favorite stat with Blake Martinez is he 1:42:34.160 --> 1:42:38.439 had eighty four more tackles than anyone else in the team. Last. Yeah, 1:42:38.479 --> 1:42:41.000 there you go. Eighty four more tackles and the second 1:42:41.080 --> 1:42:45.040 leading tackler on Stanford. That's unbelievable. It's a stat right there. Yeah, 1:42:45.200 --> 1:42:48.840 And that is to say, Okay, Baltimore is back on 1:42:49.000 --> 1:42:52.639 the clock. Here, we're looking at war room cam. Uh. 1:42:53.680 --> 1:42:56.960 Jerry is not in the room. Stephen is in the room. Uh. 1:42:57.160 --> 1:43:00.479 Jason Garrett is going thumbing through his Uh. I'm looking 1:43:00.560 --> 1:43:03.040 for I'm looking for a coach who can tip me off, 1:43:03.080 --> 1:43:05.800 and I don't see one. I see Walter Jueliff. Yeah, 1:43:05.880 --> 1:43:09.639 he's a quarterback guy. Walter's actually offensive line excuse me, yeah, 1:43:09.680 --> 1:43:11.840 offensive line guys. So let's see if in fact that 1:43:11.920 --> 1:43:14.519 they're gonna Chris Hall is on the phone there in 1:43:14.520 --> 1:43:17.280 the bottom ride of your screen. He is on with 1:43:17.479 --> 1:43:21.240 a Robert Blackwell, who is uh in uh in Chicago. 1:43:21.600 --> 1:43:24.760 The Ravens pick is up. Can't let's hear who? They 1:43:24.840 --> 1:43:27.599 start to announce the next pick in the twenty sixteen 1:43:27.960 --> 1:43:33.000 NFL Draft, The Baltimore Ravens welcome back defensive back Dwayne Starks, 1:43:33.040 --> 1:43:37.240 who has the pick with one hundred and thirty second 1:43:37.320 --> 1:43:40.600 pick in the two thousand and sixteen NFL Draft, the 1:43:40.760 --> 1:43:46.360 Baltimore Ravens select Willie Henry. Willie Henry Michigan. All right, 1:43:46.439 --> 1:43:52.920 Willie Henry is a Baltimore raven. It's funny here to 1:43:53.400 --> 1:43:56.599 see that I wasn't as high. Got another line, Yeah, 1:43:56.640 --> 1:43:59.120 I wasn't high on Willy Ny. Where do you play 1:43:59.120 --> 1:44:01.280 Willie Henry? And you have an idea what we're gonna play? 1:44:01.280 --> 1:44:04.080 Will you hear the scorn dripping from Dane's voice right there? 1:44:04.200 --> 1:44:09.280 I was being very supportive, Sure you were. Yeah, So 1:44:10.000 --> 1:44:11.760 I don't know. Is he an end? Do? Is he 1:44:11.800 --> 1:44:14.639 a tackle? Yeah? You're going to Baltimore. They play mostly 1:44:14.720 --> 1:44:17.240 three four bass, right, you know? Is he gonna be 1:44:17.240 --> 1:44:19.040 a five technique? That's probably I think. I think his 1:44:19.160 --> 1:44:20.760 best spot will be at five tech. Yeah, And this 1:44:20.880 --> 1:44:22.559 is a guy when he gets moving off that line 1:44:22.560 --> 1:44:24.799 of scrimmage, he gets that first step, he can convert 1:44:24.920 --> 1:44:27.880 that first step to power and get some create some movement. 1:44:28.040 --> 1:44:31.200 That's when he can be most effective. But he moves. 1:44:31.280 --> 1:44:33.200 He can move pretty well for a size. Yeah, I 1:44:33.360 --> 1:44:36.120 think so. Sorry, j Jerry at the table, get him 1:44:36.120 --> 1:44:39.040 a bite to eat there, a big sweet tea working 1:44:39.080 --> 1:44:41.600 in front him there, and got some chown down. I 1:44:41.600 --> 1:44:43.360 wonder if he's got a little piece of catfish or 1:44:43.400 --> 1:44:47.880 something working there. Eddie Dean or find A provides our 1:44:47.920 --> 1:44:50.840 meals out there and as we work through the day here, okay, 1:44:51.000 --> 1:44:55.240 um Willie Henry Baltimore Ravens. That would put the forty 1:44:55.320 --> 1:44:58.280 nine ers on the clock. Again, these picks cannot be traded, 1:44:58.400 --> 1:45:01.200 so San Francisco's gonna have to stand in there and 1:45:01.360 --> 1:45:05.479 make a pick um. A lot of good cornerbacks on 1:45:05.600 --> 1:45:07.439 this board. We've talked about a bunch of name a 1:45:07.479 --> 1:45:13.120 bunch of different names of guys with Brown Elliott Mills 1:45:13.280 --> 1:45:16.479 was a guy. This is our criminal round. Uh. We 1:45:17.080 --> 1:45:19.720 talked about some guys, how about the train wreck and 1:45:19.840 --> 1:45:24.040 or Robinson Sean Robinson Robinson very talented guy. But if 1:45:24.080 --> 1:45:26.320 this is gonna be the round, I mean, Francisco's never 1:45:26.400 --> 1:45:28.439 been afraid to take. And so that's what I'm saying. 1:45:28.640 --> 1:45:32.000 And with with with Trent Balky as a general manager there, 1:45:32.360 --> 1:45:36.000 I just think like though the secondary to me looks 1:45:36.000 --> 1:45:38.439 like the way that you go. They might go offensive 1:45:38.479 --> 1:45:42.360 line here, but uh, you know, let's see what direction 1:45:42.479 --> 1:45:44.519 and real quick, uh, player. We didn't get to talk 1:45:44.520 --> 1:45:48.080 about Alex Lewis off the tackle that was drafted by Baltimore. Um, 1:45:48.720 --> 1:45:51.320 if he didn't have all these problems with kind of 1:45:51.360 --> 1:45:54.280 his maturity and off the field, I think he would 1:45:54.280 --> 1:45:56.519 have went higher than this because he's a darn good player. 1:45:56.720 --> 1:46:01.160 I played left tackle in Nebraska Colorado transfer. Um, you know, 1:46:01.200 --> 1:46:03.120 I had some had some off the field issues. And 1:46:03.200 --> 1:46:05.720 so as long as he can stay focused and uh, 1:46:06.040 --> 1:46:09.720 you know, not let his emotions get the best of him, 1:46:10.200 --> 1:46:12.679 he can start in this league. Okay, So we're waiting 1:46:12.720 --> 1:46:14.719 on the forty nine ers pick. It is, in fact 1:46:14.920 --> 1:46:19.200 in that is pick one thirty three. Again, competitory picks 1:46:19.280 --> 1:46:23.439 cannot be traded. Uh, as far as best available players, 1:46:23.520 --> 1:46:26.160 I'm looking at these. I got a bunch of running 1:46:26.160 --> 1:46:27.920 backs sitting up there that are waiting. I'm waiting for 1:46:28.000 --> 1:46:31.240 a defensive end to be selected. Uh, there's some cornerbacks 1:46:31.280 --> 1:46:33.920 still on this board. Uh, let's see who the forty 1:46:34.000 --> 1:46:37.479 nine ers pick. Again, it's pick four, round four, one 1:46:37.800 --> 1:46:43.799 thirty three, and uh, they we're waiting for Richard Robins LSU. 1:46:43.960 --> 1:46:48.479 There you go, my criminal round. That's uh, that feels early, 1:46:48.840 --> 1:46:50.920 but I mean, you know what though, but that's kind 1:46:50.960 --> 1:46:52.960 of this is a box player for a lot of teams. 1:46:53.040 --> 1:46:56.000 Yeahh a guy that they would not even consider drafting. 1:46:56.120 --> 1:47:00.479 But uh, you know he's he's a twig. He's very 1:47:00.600 --> 1:47:03.320 thin and doesn't have you know, bulk that you want, 1:47:03.760 --> 1:47:06.639 hasn't played in a long time because of his issues 1:47:07.080 --> 1:47:09.880 get on the field. Accountability is a strong concern with 1:47:10.000 --> 1:47:12.760 this one. So, uh, you know, if he can, if 1:47:12.800 --> 1:47:14.920 he can can get turn things around and get his 1:47:15.320 --> 1:47:18.160 life on track and staff focused on football, then you 1:47:18.240 --> 1:47:19.960 know this is a steal at this point. But that's 1:47:19.960 --> 1:47:22.400 a that's a big if. Yeah, well, we'll see in 1:47:22.560 --> 1:47:27.600 fact where how he plays out. Baltimore is now on 1:47:27.760 --> 1:47:31.040 the clock. Uh, we'll see who last pick before the Yeah, 1:47:31.120 --> 1:47:32.960 last pick for the Cowboys. And look at war room. 1:47:33.000 --> 1:47:34.840 Can they're passing the phone rounds, so they have an 1:47:34.920 --> 1:47:38.240 idea of what player they're talking to that play right now. 1:47:38.280 --> 1:47:40.760 They're talking to that player right now, so we will 1:47:40.840 --> 1:47:44.800 see who in fact that player is. Uh, you have 1:47:44.880 --> 1:47:47.040 any idea, I mean we we we said that Baltimore 1:47:47.160 --> 1:47:50.759 might be a team that could take a quarterback ahead 1:47:50.800 --> 1:47:52.760 of them. Are you worried a little bit about if 1:47:52.760 --> 1:47:55.040 you're Cowboy fans right now, Well, look who's talking on 1:47:55.120 --> 1:47:57.759 the phone. Right now. Okay, there, that's a pretty good idea. 1:47:58.520 --> 1:48:03.679 All right, So let's let's speculate here. Uh, I'm gonna quarterback. Okay, Yeah, 1:48:03.760 --> 1:48:06.080 let's go ahead and speculate here. Dak Prescott. Hands are 1:48:06.120 --> 1:48:08.960 all handshakes all around. It's Dak Prescott. They did a 1:48:09.040 --> 1:48:11.000 lot of work on. They did more work on Dak 1:48:11.040 --> 1:48:14.800 Prescott than any other uh player. Yeah, and so uh 1:48:15.280 --> 1:48:17.400 if they feel like against the Ravens pick it might 1:48:17.479 --> 1:48:21.439 be already in. And uh, I'm gonna speculate my guys here, August, 1:48:21.600 --> 1:48:24.200 let's talk about Dak Prescott a little bit then if 1:48:24.720 --> 1:48:27.320 if need be. When H. Kenneth Dixon just went off 1:48:27.360 --> 1:48:29.680 the ball, Okay, yeah, there you go, Kenneth Dixon to 1:48:29.760 --> 1:48:33.320 the Ravens and so again, compensatory picks flying out the board. 1:48:33.360 --> 1:48:36.240 Kenneth Dixon, somebody we said might want a running back 1:48:36.280 --> 1:48:38.759 with Justin Forsett. I know. I mean, there's this confusion 1:48:38.880 --> 1:48:43.160 all day yesterday about whether the Ravens actually wanted Ezekiel Elliott. H. 1:48:43.240 --> 1:48:45.720 Kenneth Dixon's not a bad console. Okay, just looking at 1:48:45.800 --> 1:48:48.719 war room cam right now with Scott Lenahan on the phone, 1:48:49.000 --> 1:48:51.439 we're gonna say Dak Prescott. We're gonna call it Dak 1:48:51.520 --> 1:48:55.599 Prescott was gonna be the pick for the Cowboys here. 1:48:56.080 --> 1:48:58.240 Uh if if they did not taken a Zekiel Elot 1:48:58.320 --> 1:49:01.559 maybe this was a running back. We talked about Dixon, Booker, 1:49:01.640 --> 1:49:03.400 those guys, but it looks like that they call that 1:49:03.520 --> 1:49:05.880 a coup if this is Dak. Yeah, because this is 1:49:05.920 --> 1:49:08.760 a guy that we mocked to them at sixty seven. Yeah, yeah, 1:49:08.840 --> 1:49:11.760 absolutely so we thought at some point in time it 1:49:11.800 --> 1:49:15.120 is hand looks pumped. Yeah, everybody's shaking hands. So good 1:49:15.200 --> 1:49:19.200 for h good for them in fact, if that's the pick. So, uh, 1:49:20.120 --> 1:49:22.720 we're still waiting for the We we got the Ravens pick, 1:49:22.840 --> 1:49:25.479 which was Dixon, and we're now about to get the 1:49:25.600 --> 1:49:29.599 Cowboys pick again. This is fourth round pick one thirty five. 1:49:29.800 --> 1:49:32.479 On all the build up that we had going into 1:49:33.400 --> 1:49:36.519 the on the draft show, we started talking about fourth 1:49:36.680 --> 1:49:40.120 round corner quarterbacks yea, and where they take one at 1:49:40.160 --> 1:49:42.320 one on one, would they take one at one thirty five? 1:49:42.680 --> 1:49:45.720 It looks like at one thirty five we're gonna get 1:49:45.760 --> 1:49:49.200 the pick here of Dak Prescott. U in their war 1:49:49.280 --> 1:49:53.240 room again, everybody shaking hands and uh so your thoughts 1:49:53.360 --> 1:49:55.479 on the pick there, Dane. In fact, if that's the case, 1:49:55.560 --> 1:49:59.559 on see it's you gotta I love the pick. That's 1:49:59.600 --> 1:50:01.640 what it is. I point the draft this might be 1:50:01.920 --> 1:50:04.719 when you talk about like value and player and everything, 1:50:04.760 --> 1:50:06.960 it might be the best one they've made so far. Yeah, 1:50:07.280 --> 1:50:12.479 I like Dak more than any of the other non 1:50:12.600 --> 1:50:15.640 first round quarterbacks that have gone. Yeah, that to me, 1:50:15.880 --> 1:50:18.600 it was in the in the fourth round quarterbacks, it 1:50:18.880 --> 1:50:22.479 was Cook, Prescott and Alan. We had Cook go earlier 1:50:22.520 --> 1:50:25.720 in the day. Prescott would be the next one on 1:50:25.880 --> 1:50:29.120 my board. And so hopefully here's the announcement. So let's 1:50:29.120 --> 1:50:31.080 get to it. KNT get the Pro Football Hall of 1:50:31.160 --> 1:50:36.200 Fame and also the Ring of Honor. I'm here to 1:50:36.439 --> 1:50:43.960 have to douce. I'm next announ sir mister John Trevino 1:50:44.840 --> 1:50:52.960 of Muno Telemulo Muno Company here in Dallas. And fourth, 1:50:54.080 --> 1:50:59.840 thank you, thank you, mister. Right with with Telemundo, I'm 1:51:00.000 --> 1:51:07.240 happy to present in the twenty sixteen NFL Draft, our 1:51:07.520 --> 1:51:18.280 Dallas Cowboys select Dak Prescott. Dak Prescott. Funny, it's funny. 1:51:18.560 --> 1:51:21.280 Sometimes it really is as obvious as it seems like 1:51:21.320 --> 1:51:23.280 it's written on the wall. You know. Yeah, we knew 1:51:23.320 --> 1:51:25.640 they liked Dak at the Senior Bowls. They met with 1:51:25.720 --> 1:51:27.800 him there, right, they met with him at the Combine. 1:51:28.160 --> 1:51:31.479 They've worked him out. Um. Wade Wilson has worked with 1:51:31.600 --> 1:51:34.320 him a lot over this draft process. He said, the 1:51:34.400 --> 1:51:36.600 Cowboys kind of gave him an idea of where they 1:51:36.640 --> 1:51:38.320 were looking at him. If you think back to I 1:51:38.360 --> 1:51:40.800 think February when he was talking to the media, Yeah, 1:51:40.880 --> 1:51:43.920 at the Combined media availability, right, he said, Wade Wilson 1:51:44.040 --> 1:51:46.000 kind of gave him a sketch of where they were 1:51:46.000 --> 1:51:49.280 thinking about taking them, and sure enough, they weighed around 1:51:49.360 --> 1:51:51.679 and get their guy. Honestly, I would have I would 1:51:51.680 --> 1:51:54.960 have celebrated this pick at sixty seven and they get it, 1:51:55.320 --> 1:51:57.280 you know, almost two rounds later. I think it's a 1:51:57.320 --> 1:52:00.559 great pick. What about it, Dame? I thought he really 1:52:00.560 --> 1:52:02.720 you know, in twenty fourteen as a junior, we really 1:52:02.880 --> 1:52:06.320 heard about Dak Prescott as a Heisman contender. Okay, but 1:52:06.520 --> 1:52:09.479 this past year he really grew from a thrower into 1:52:09.560 --> 1:52:12.840 a passer. Uh. He was a different player. He was 1:52:12.880 --> 1:52:16.760 a much more accurate player. Uh, you know, the way 1:52:16.840 --> 1:52:20.679 he saw the field I thought improved. He didn't rely 1:52:20.840 --> 1:52:23.160 on his legs as much. But when he did look 1:52:23.240 --> 1:52:25.320 to run, He'll run over you. He's a tough guy. 1:52:25.760 --> 1:52:28.680 But the reason you love Dak Prescott so much is 1:52:28.760 --> 1:52:32.760 the leadership, his poise, his intangibles. He did have the 1:52:32.880 --> 1:52:36.200 DUI during the draft process and that was very uncharacteristic. 1:52:36.680 --> 1:52:39.560 But with Dak Presscott, he's an excellent addition to the 1:52:39.640 --> 1:52:44.240 quarterback room. Yeah and uh and I mean no, I'm sorry, 1:52:44.240 --> 1:52:47.760 I just you know, I've talked plenty about Cardell Jones, 1:52:47.840 --> 1:52:51.120 but this is, honestly, it's a better it's a better scenario. 1:52:51.400 --> 1:52:55.320 It's you're talking a very seasoned, experienced player. Dane mentioned 1:52:55.400 --> 1:52:59.320 his his maturity, his leadership, his locker room presence. This guy, 1:52:59.520 --> 1:53:02.519 if you think about it, reset the standard for football 1:53:02.560 --> 1:53:05.000 at Mississippi State. An I mean, that was the program 1:53:05.160 --> 1:53:07.960 where six wins was something to celebrate. He got him 1:53:07.960 --> 1:53:10.880 into the playoff discussion. He took them to the BCS. 1:53:11.120 --> 1:53:14.200 This guy like skied down a hill. Make the pick, 1:53:14.439 --> 1:53:18.599 Jake Plummer, make the pick. In the twenty sixteen NFL Draft, 1:53:18.800 --> 1:53:21.360 but one hundred and thirty sixth pick, the Denver Broncos 1:53:21.479 --> 1:53:28.439 select DeVante Booker, running back out of you. Here we go, 1:53:28.600 --> 1:53:30.880 calling off the board yall. It took was Kennedy Dixon 1:53:31.000 --> 1:53:33.760 running off the board. So now we have uh, we 1:53:33.920 --> 1:53:37.040 now have a Dixon off Booker off, so that takes 1:53:37.120 --> 1:53:40.439 care of those second round running backs. Uh, I too, 1:53:40.640 --> 1:53:42.960 am uh I too. I do like to pick a 1:53:43.080 --> 1:53:46.439 Dak Prescott here. I do. I see a guy though 1:53:46.560 --> 1:53:50.000 that on the move, throws the ball very well, especially 1:53:50.080 --> 1:53:51.760 going to his left. I've seen it come back to 1:53:51.840 --> 1:53:55.200 his second receiver. Uh. You know, I think he tends 1:53:55.240 --> 1:53:58.040 to lock onto guys, and you know that's that's something 1:53:58.120 --> 1:53:59.880 that you can work with him. There was a lot 1:53:59.920 --> 1:54:01.439 of times in mississipp State where I didn't think he 1:54:01.479 --> 1:54:03.320 got a whole hell of a lot of help. You know, Yeah, 1:54:03.360 --> 1:54:05.280 there was there. There was some times where it was 1:54:05.360 --> 1:54:07.280 all about him and he had to make those plays. 1:54:07.720 --> 1:54:11.280 But I will say this though, his physical traits are 1:54:11.360 --> 1:54:14.320 outstanding in his sense of urgency, need to see that 1:54:14.400 --> 1:54:16.160 a little bit better with hiall a little too long, 1:54:16.200 --> 1:54:17.639 hold the ball a little bit too long. But there's 1:54:17.680 --> 1:54:19.479 so much things to work with with him in and 1:54:19.600 --> 1:54:22.360 out of the pocket. Though, I do I'm happy for 1:54:22.479 --> 1:54:25.160 them to make this pick because of where I felt 1:54:25.200 --> 1:54:28.479 liked again him. Connor Cook Allan or all those guys 1:54:28.520 --> 1:54:30.120 I had right there in the fourth round. There are 1:54:30.160 --> 1:54:33.120 four players in FBS history they have thrown for seventy 1:54:33.160 --> 1:54:36.080 touchdowns over career and rushed for forty touchdowns over career. 1:54:36.400 --> 1:54:38.040 He's one of them. I mean, he's one of the 1:54:38.120 --> 1:54:41.480 most prolific passers to ever come out of the SEC. Know, 1:54:41.560 --> 1:54:44.560 broke every single record at Mississippi State. He just makes 1:54:44.600 --> 1:54:48.000 everyone around you better. And to me, that's why you know, 1:54:48.520 --> 1:54:50.320 that's what I look from a quarterback, And do you 1:54:50.440 --> 1:54:53.400 elevate the play of everyone around you? And I think 1:54:53.480 --> 1:54:57.520 Dak Prescott does. Yeah. Rowan Kavner, old co worker of 1:54:57.600 --> 1:54:59.680 ours and friend of the program. He wants to know 1:54:59.760 --> 1:55:02.560 how feel about Prescott at the point of a Dak, 1:55:04.320 --> 1:55:07.560 I thought that was pretty good. We were always with rowing. 1:55:07.600 --> 1:55:09.760 It's a game with you guys, isn't it right? Oh? 1:55:09.920 --> 1:55:13.920 It always is. Um another another point that I think 1:55:14.040 --> 1:55:15.880 is worth bringing. Actually two points. I want to well, 1:55:15.880 --> 1:55:17.560 I want to ask you one. But first of all, 1:55:18.200 --> 1:55:21.120 let's talk about the fact that the Cowboys have now 1:55:21.320 --> 1:55:24.760 made what's that four? Have they made four picks? Four picks? Yes? 1:55:24.920 --> 1:55:30.400 Or five? No? Five? Yeah? And the vast majority of 1:55:30.480 --> 1:55:33.920 them have that like boy scout type of face of 1:55:34.000 --> 1:55:39.040 the franchise, reputation, no question marks off the field or on. 1:55:39.280 --> 1:55:43.080 Jalen Smith comes to mind. You saw Jason Garrett beaming 1:55:43.160 --> 1:55:47.320 about drafting him. Dak Prescott again. I mean, he's going 1:55:47.400 --> 1:55:50.160 to be the face associated with Mississippi State football for 1:55:50.320 --> 1:55:53.840 a long time to come. And then Zeke Elliott, who 1:55:54.240 --> 1:55:57.760 you know, nothing really to worry about off the field 1:55:57.920 --> 1:55:59.800 in addition to being one of the elite talents. I 1:56:00.040 --> 1:56:03.160 wonder if that's a reaction to things that they did 1:56:03.280 --> 1:56:05.680 last year. Obviously, the Randy Gregory pick right kind of 1:56:05.720 --> 1:56:07.920 blew up in their face a little bit. Greg Hardy 1:56:08.040 --> 1:56:10.160 clearly failed to work out the way they wanted it to. 1:56:11.040 --> 1:56:13.040 He saw it a little bit with Byron Jones last year, 1:56:13.040 --> 1:56:15.080 and it's kind of a trend that's developed here too. 1:56:16.520 --> 1:56:18.960 Boy scouts who are pretty good at football. Yeah, let 1:56:19.000 --> 1:56:21.160 me ask you, okay. And by the way, Green Bay 1:56:21.200 --> 1:56:24.120 at one thirty seven took Dean Lowry, the defensive end 1:56:24.160 --> 1:56:27.360 for Northwestern, So green Bay pick one thirty seventeen. Lowry, 1:56:27.440 --> 1:56:30.360 do you see Denk Prescott as a future NFL starter? 1:56:31.040 --> 1:56:32.800 Is it? Do you think he is that type of player? 1:56:34.400 --> 1:56:36.840 I'll tell you what, I don't see traits that would 1:56:36.920 --> 1:56:39.280 lead me to not believe he wouldn't be a future starter. 1:56:39.840 --> 1:56:42.440 I mean I think that, you know, if if he 1:56:42.560 --> 1:56:44.560 could work on the things that we talked about, the 1:56:44.680 --> 1:56:47.000 sense of urgency of getting rid of the football and 1:56:47.160 --> 1:56:49.240 a lot of it again might be because of his teammates, 1:56:49.480 --> 1:56:51.520 you know, maybe he doesn't have to trust in the 1:56:51.680 --> 1:56:53.400 Maybe he doesn't you know, maybe he was trying to 1:56:53.440 --> 1:56:55.400 find a way. Hey, I almost have to be perfect 1:56:55.480 --> 1:56:59.040 with these guys. I like the physical traits of this player, 1:56:59.360 --> 1:57:01.720 you know, and especial the league. We have to have mobility. 1:57:02.000 --> 1:57:03.960 You have to be able to buy time. You know, 1:57:04.680 --> 1:57:06.840 he's got a little bit of an overhand throwing motion too. 1:57:06.880 --> 1:57:09.840 They got to tighten him up on some stuff. Doesn't 1:57:09.840 --> 1:57:13.240 it kind of help you? Maybe one explain what Jason 1:57:13.320 --> 1:57:16.760 Garrett was doing exactly, trying to talk about that over 1:57:16.840 --> 1:57:18.760 the top of the throwing motion, shuttle, I mean with 1:57:18.880 --> 1:57:21.560 Tim Tebow to him. Oh yeah, in that respect, throw 1:57:21.640 --> 1:57:25.000 us the ball better he does. He's yeah, exactly, but 1:57:25.200 --> 1:57:27.800 he is definite, there's no question. But definitely need some 1:57:27.840 --> 1:57:30.080 mechanical corps. Yeah, he will need that. And you know, 1:57:30.200 --> 1:57:33.120 but that's what they'll do, hopefully that they'll come in here, 1:57:33.240 --> 1:57:35.560 tighten up the throwing motion and then find a way 1:57:35.600 --> 1:57:39.960 to uh to get it down obviously. Okay, Princeton, I'd 1:57:40.000 --> 1:57:42.800 tell you what Cleveland's got. All those IVY League guys 1:57:43.360 --> 1:57:45.520 in that front office now a lott of Harvard, and 1:57:45.600 --> 1:57:49.200 they just took an IVY League IVY league dude that, uh, 1:57:49.800 --> 1:57:52.160 you're not gonna find him in my book, I set 1:57:52.600 --> 1:57:56.600 say the bill the valve, the valve wide receiver from Princes. Well, 1:57:56.600 --> 1:57:59.320 they list him is a tight end sept the valve 1:58:00.040 --> 1:58:04.200 right in Princeton. He goes to pick four one thirty eight, 1:58:04.440 --> 1:58:08.560 the compensatory pick to the Browns, seth de Valve and 1:58:08.640 --> 1:58:11.520 it's not gonna be He's not the beast. No, this 1:58:11.720 --> 1:58:13.800 is not a player I wrote up, but uh, he 1:58:14.360 --> 1:58:16.360 his name did come up at some points during the 1:58:17.160 --> 1:58:20.240 during the process. But this is not a player that 1:58:20.280 --> 1:58:23.080 I watched tape on. So you didn't break down any 1:58:23.120 --> 1:58:26.440 you didn't break down any Princeton, not not this player. 1:58:26.480 --> 1:58:28.800 But I did see his name a couple of times. Uh, 1:58:29.600 --> 1:58:31.720 A few teams did work come out so right, But 1:58:31.760 --> 1:58:33.200 a little surprise to see him come off here in 1:58:33.200 --> 1:58:37.600 the fourth Yeah, so Seth de valve uh is it 1:58:37.640 --> 1:58:40.880 goes to the Cleveland Browns. It pick one thirty Can 1:58:40.960 --> 1:58:43.040 I be? Can I be Cowboys nerd? And bring you 1:58:43.120 --> 1:58:44.680 back to the Cowboys for a second. Let me just 1:58:44.720 --> 1:58:47.480 finish something real quick. Yeah, this is gonna We're gonna 1:58:47.520 --> 1:58:50.120 finish the fourth round here. If you remember, the Cowboys 1:58:50.200 --> 1:58:53.640 do not have a fifth round selection, so the Bill's 1:58:53.680 --> 1:58:56.960 making the pick will be the final uh pick in 1:58:57.120 --> 1:59:00.920 the fourth round. It's a compensatory pick. Some good players there. 1:59:01.000 --> 1:59:04.400 Look at Dixon, Prescott, Booker the last five pick. I mean, 1:59:04.520 --> 1:59:08.200 think about that, bang bang bang right there. Some guys 1:59:08.280 --> 1:59:10.520 two second round picks on my board, and in a 1:59:10.600 --> 1:59:12.240 fourth round pick as well. So we go to the 1:59:13.200 --> 1:59:16.520 Bills to finish this, to finish this round out and 1:59:16.600 --> 1:59:20.080 then we get into some some fourth round picks. Do 1:59:20.160 --> 1:59:22.640 you feel better about the direction though? The Cowboys what 1:59:22.720 --> 1:59:24.640 they did at one on one and one thirty five. 1:59:25.240 --> 1:59:26.960 I like them both a lot. I like both of 1:59:27.000 --> 1:59:29.400 the things they did today so far, and obviously they 1:59:29.440 --> 1:59:32.000 have plenty more picks to go right. But you get 1:59:32.040 --> 1:59:35.120 a big pass rusher again, you know, does he work out? 1:59:35.200 --> 1:59:37.480 Who knows he's pick one on one. But I like 1:59:37.600 --> 1:59:40.280 the measurables that Charles Tapper brings to the table. It 1:59:40.400 --> 1:59:44.120 was clearly a position everybody was worried about addressing. They got. 1:59:44.200 --> 1:59:47.000 They have two basically top one hundred picks on the 1:59:47.040 --> 1:59:50.000 defensive line. Now in addition to the guys they already had, right, 1:59:50.200 --> 1:59:53.800 and you get, honestly, one of the better options at 1:59:53.880 --> 1:59:56.360 quarterback outside of the number one and number two pick. 1:59:56.520 --> 1:59:58.360 All right, let's go to the Bills. Get at one 1:59:58.520 --> 2:00:00.600 thirty five. Let's go the Bills. You're gonna f bill. 2:00:00.600 --> 2:00:03.440 I'm here along with season ticket holder Andrew Crozier here 2:00:03.480 --> 2:00:06.600 at the seven one six in downtown Buffalo to make 2:00:06.800 --> 2:00:09.879 the fourth round selection for the Buffalo Bills. Andrew Crozier 2:00:10.400 --> 2:00:14.880 make the pick. With one hundred and thirty ninth pick 2:00:14.920 --> 2:00:17.960 in the two thousand and sixteen NFL Draft, the Buffalo 2:00:18.040 --> 2:00:26.920 Bills select Cardell Jones quarterback. Oh damn Hellman, you got it, Rex, 2:00:27.440 --> 2:00:30.200 you know what's up. They took all those defensive players, 2:00:30.360 --> 2:00:33.800 and finally David Hellman stood up on a table and said, enough, 2:00:34.480 --> 2:00:37.840 Cardinal Jones. This man right here, this man is he's 2:00:37.840 --> 2:00:40.160 gonna do things. He's gonna do things now. I mean, 2:00:40.200 --> 2:00:42.600 the Cowboys got Dak and that's fine. Dak will be great. 2:00:42.880 --> 2:00:45.880 Dak's a more polish passer. Eleven games. How about him 2:00:45.880 --> 2:00:49.560 standing up here eleven games? I think he's Jesus excited 2:00:49.640 --> 2:00:51.600 that the twelfth buck guys off the off. That is 2:00:51.640 --> 2:00:55.280 the twelfth buck eye off the board. I hired Cardale 2:00:55.280 --> 2:00:57.360 at one point and in one of my seven round 2:00:57.360 --> 2:00:59.360 moks going to Buffalo in the second round. So I 2:00:59.480 --> 2:01:01.280 do like the fit in terms of where he's headed. 2:01:01.640 --> 2:01:03.440 Uh not, gonna be press an action from day one? 2:01:03.640 --> 2:01:06.600 Can you kind of learn and grow and you know, 2:01:06.720 --> 2:01:08.360 can be a backup because that's what he is and 2:01:08.440 --> 2:01:10.760 that's what he needs to be right now until everything 2:01:10.800 --> 2:01:13.520 else else catches up. But it should be interesting to 2:01:13.600 --> 2:01:15.840 see how he does. 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Tennessee Titans have 2:04:20.000 --> 2:04:23.480 taken Taja Sharp, wide receiver from U Mass. Kind of 2:04:23.520 --> 2:04:25.520 a guy that we thought about might be going a 2:04:25.600 --> 2:04:28.160 little bit sooner than that. I know. I liked him, 2:04:28.160 --> 2:04:30.080 probably a little bit more than you did right there. Yeah, 2:04:30.080 --> 2:04:33.000 a seventh round grade on smaller hands. Um, but he 2:04:33.120 --> 2:04:35.640 does catch everything that it comes his way. Okay, we 2:04:35.720 --> 2:04:37.680 do have a pick right in with forty forty nine, 2:04:37.760 --> 2:04:39.600 and we'll get to Carolina made a pick before the 2:04:39.640 --> 2:04:41.040 forty Knights. But I want to get to this, uh 2:04:41.120 --> 2:04:43.520 San Francisco pick. I'm interested to see who they draft 2:04:43.600 --> 2:04:46.080 here at one forty two here, no, now, it's our 2:04:46.240 --> 2:04:49.920 next pick for the twenty sixteen NFL Draft. The San 2:04:50.000 --> 2:04:53.760 Francisco forty nine ers would like to welcome I, um, same, 2:04:57.000 --> 2:04:59.800 make the pick forty nine ers, like when the hundred 2:05:00.080 --> 2:05:04.640 forty second pick in the twenty sixteen NFL Draft, the 2:05:04.760 --> 2:05:08.960 San Francisco forty nine ers select Ronald Blair. Here we 2:05:09.040 --> 2:05:14.360 go Appalachians State. Okay, look at Daniel. They got Daniel 2:05:14.440 --> 2:05:16.880 Jeremiah and he must have called the pick right there, 2:05:17.200 --> 2:05:19.680 but he probably had Ronald Blair up there like the 2:05:19.800 --> 2:05:22.960 rest of us. Did you know, as in this class. Yeah, 2:05:23.080 --> 2:05:27.880 so Ronald Blair, uh defensive in Appalachian State. I really 2:05:27.920 --> 2:05:30.440 liked it. Six two, two hundred and eighty four pounds. 2:05:30.920 --> 2:05:32.840 He was a guy that I had, I know in 2:05:32.880 --> 2:05:34.920 our one oh five three board had him in the 2:05:35.560 --> 2:05:38.400 third round. So here he goes at the top of 2:05:38.440 --> 2:05:41.800 the fifth. Uh. I'm very anxious to see how he 2:05:42.320 --> 2:05:45.600 pans out for Daniel. Oh, I know what the connection 2:05:45.720 --> 2:05:47.800 is for Daniel Jeremi App State. There you go, so 2:05:48.000 --> 2:05:50.800 good for Daniel Jeremiah. Ask you a question, sure the draft, 2:05:50.840 --> 2:05:52.800 the guy out of app State. How did you feel 2:05:52.800 --> 2:05:56.600 about somebody from Entree State? You know what I mean? Yeah, 2:05:57.040 --> 2:05:59.160 I got you what you say? Hey, you're hey, You're sorry. 2:05:59.320 --> 2:06:02.440 All really, I'm really pumped about the pun possibilities. Yeah, 2:06:02.440 --> 2:06:04.880 you're you're working very hard right now on these puns. 2:06:04.920 --> 2:06:08.600 I know. All right, here we go. Uh, Zack Sanchez 2:06:08.720 --> 2:06:12.400 went to the Carolina Panthers talk about Zack Sanche Christian. 2:06:12.640 --> 2:06:15.640 Yeah again another one of these big twelve corners that 2:06:16.400 --> 2:06:19.760 it's feast for famine, right, Uh, play off. There there 2:06:19.800 --> 2:06:22.560 were times when we were Zack chant Zach Sanchez on 2:06:22.640 --> 2:06:25.480 tape when he never even you know, from the start 2:06:25.480 --> 2:06:27.680 of the route to the completion of the catch, never 2:06:27.760 --> 2:06:29.680 came within ten yards of the of the receiver, right, 2:06:29.720 --> 2:06:32.800 he just he guarded against that speed. Wanted to be 2:06:33.360 --> 2:06:36.800 you know, bait those throws and pick off throws. But 2:06:37.280 --> 2:06:39.040 I don't know. He needs a lot of work, but 2:06:39.240 --> 2:06:42.640 he knows how to uh find the football and make interceptions. 2:06:42.680 --> 2:06:46.040 A former wide receiver. Okay, this is the Raiders are 2:06:46.120 --> 2:06:47.800 on the clock right now, their picks in. This is 2:06:47.840 --> 2:06:50.920 the pick that the Dallas Cowboys owned. This would be 2:06:51.040 --> 2:06:54.600 the Cowboys pick one three. But when we did we 2:06:54.760 --> 2:06:56.720 did the Yes, this is Brycepeller when we made the 2:06:56.920 --> 2:06:58.560 when I do it our mock trafts, we were trying 2:06:58.600 --> 2:07:00.720 to get this pick back. Yeah. When we were doing 2:07:00.720 --> 2:07:04.080 the draft show, guys that were on the board, we 2:07:04.240 --> 2:07:07.560 talked about Higgins was a guy they visit. Lawlor was 2:07:07.640 --> 2:07:10.080 a guy that you know, we've talked about lists of 2:07:10.240 --> 2:07:12.400 b the wide receiver that there's some there were some 2:07:12.480 --> 2:07:15.640 options there, but we'll see that. Okay, ken't We'll talk 2:07:15.680 --> 2:07:17.600 about the Raider pick when they make it. KNT Garrison's 2:07:17.600 --> 2:07:20.040 got some calls lined up. Guys, We're all doing great. 2:07:20.200 --> 2:07:22.840 Happy Draft day to y'all and Kent. Who do you got? 2:07:23.240 --> 2:07:27.160 We'll start with Michael and san Antonio. Go ahead, Michael, Hi, guys, 2:07:27.320 --> 2:07:28.880 um what I love about when y'all have to do 2:07:28.920 --> 2:07:31.600 the draft, as y'all compared drafts fire draft to this 2:07:31.760 --> 2:07:34.400 draft class. So that's my question. Can you flip blof 2:07:34.520 --> 2:07:37.040 the draft picks, um we are, would a Byron Smith 2:07:37.160 --> 2:07:39.760 or players we took last year have gone in this draft? 2:07:39.800 --> 2:07:42.240 And where with the players that we've taken today and 2:07:42.440 --> 2:07:44.960 earlier gone in last year's draft? And I'll hang up 2:07:45.000 --> 2:07:48.240 and listen to your of course answer, that's some extensive 2:07:48.280 --> 2:07:49.960 work right there. I'd have to sit down and flip 2:07:50.080 --> 2:07:52.560 talk about Byron Jones. I think I don't think i'd 2:07:52.680 --> 2:07:55.000 take it Byron Jones if you talk about the Only 2:07:55.040 --> 2:07:57.160 thing that's tough when you do this is we know 2:07:57.400 --> 2:07:59.720 how Byron Jones has done in the NFL. We know 2:07:59.840 --> 2:08:02.040 how these guys you know, like like Randy Gregory, you know, 2:08:02.160 --> 2:08:04.640 we know what's going on with him. So it's always 2:08:04.680 --> 2:08:08.080 tough doing this because we have some type of uh uh, 2:08:08.440 --> 2:08:10.880 you know, sample size in terms of how they pan out, 2:08:11.720 --> 2:08:14.680 but just going on how they graded as prospects. I 2:08:14.760 --> 2:08:16.440 think we both had Byron Jones as it was mid 2:08:16.520 --> 2:08:19.080 first rounder, right, we were surprised he fell as far 2:08:19.120 --> 2:08:21.360 as I did. I remember that absolutely. I had him 2:08:21.360 --> 2:08:23.280 as my eleventh best player on the board. Well, he 2:08:23.400 --> 2:08:25.880 was not the best twenty seventh best player. We said 2:08:25.920 --> 2:08:28.880 that on draft night, right, obviously we say that. Now. Yeah, um, 2:08:29.160 --> 2:08:31.080 you know where would he had gone in this class? 2:08:32.160 --> 2:08:33.800 I don't know. I mean it's it's hard to say. 2:08:34.040 --> 2:08:37.520 You know, what, do you have gone ahead of Eli Apple? Yeah? Exactly? 2:08:37.560 --> 2:08:40.400 You know, maybe you know. I think you could certainly 2:08:40.440 --> 2:08:43.440 make that argument, but I think we can all agree 2:08:43.440 --> 2:08:45.680 it wasn't the best twenty seventh best player. William Jackson, 2:08:46.040 --> 2:08:48.600 you know those are guys, I mean, William Jackson, Apple, 2:08:48.760 --> 2:08:51.560 Hard Graves. I mean, tell me this for a for 2:08:51.680 --> 2:08:55.200 a draft that was as skimpy on elite pass rushers 2:08:55.240 --> 2:08:58.000 as this one was at the top. Right, Uh, you 2:08:58.080 --> 2:09:00.880 think Randy Gregory falls as far? And I mean we're 2:09:00.960 --> 2:09:03.840 talking you have hindsight, you know that he's screwed up. Yeah, 2:09:03.920 --> 2:09:06.360 he's going to be suspended. Go back to last year 2:09:06.480 --> 2:09:08.320 where you're taking a gam maybe if he didn't fail 2:09:08.360 --> 2:09:11.240 the drug test, even even if he does, even if 2:09:11.280 --> 2:09:12.840 he does fail the drug test, you think he falls 2:09:12.840 --> 2:09:15.400 as far as he did last year. Oh No, I 2:09:15.640 --> 2:09:18.760 think he still falls. I think that sixty I think 2:09:18.800 --> 2:09:20.640 the drug test does a lot to these people. I 2:09:20.760 --> 2:09:23.760 really do. Um, real quick, with that pick that the 2:09:23.960 --> 2:09:28.120 Raiders took, they took DeAndre Washington, uh, the running back 2:09:28.160 --> 2:09:32.560 from Texas Tech, and he goes to the Oakland Raiders. 2:09:32.600 --> 2:09:36.360 The pick that the Cowboys sent for Bryce Butler pick 2:09:36.720 --> 2:09:41.520 five one, five one forty three. Uh, DeAndre Washington running 2:09:41.560 --> 2:09:44.480 back for Texas Tech. I mean, I think, and then 2:09:44.480 --> 2:09:47.920 the Broncos pick this is a pick that they originally Yeah, 2:09:48.000 --> 2:09:53.160 Connor McGovern Cowboys guy, Yeah, the guard from Missouri goes 2:09:53.280 --> 2:09:56.160 to uh, the Denver Broncos. Okay, Ken, who do we got? 2:09:57.000 --> 2:10:01.800 We're gonna go to Minnesota and Peyton go ahead, you're up. Hey, hey, guys, 2:10:01.840 --> 2:10:04.800 I'm really excited to think about Prescott running the read 2:10:04.840 --> 2:10:07.560 option with Zeke. I think that'd be pretty cool. Um, 2:10:07.760 --> 2:10:09.360 do you guys think he could be a quarterback two 2:10:09.440 --> 2:10:10.960 right away? Or do you think Calin Moore is going 2:10:11.000 --> 2:10:14.240 to keep that spot for a while? And then, real quick, um, 2:10:14.320 --> 2:10:15.840 I really want to get back into the fifth round. 2:10:16.360 --> 2:10:18.440 Do you see us trading Ron Leary because I really 2:10:18.480 --> 2:10:20.800 want to get Jeremy cash and parent with Byron Joes 2:10:20.840 --> 2:10:22.480 back there for the next decade. I think that would 2:10:22.480 --> 2:10:25.680 be awesome. Yeah, thanks guys, thank you pretty much. I 2:10:25.800 --> 2:10:27.760 love that you got a plan that's awesome. Like he 2:10:28.280 --> 2:10:30.080 wants he wants to trade Leary, he wants to go 2:10:30.120 --> 2:10:31.800 to the fifth and he's got a player in mind. Yeah, 2:10:32.080 --> 2:10:33.720 that's a great call. Right. Most people are just like 2:10:33.800 --> 2:10:35.720 we go trade and they don't know what they want 2:10:35.720 --> 2:10:37.080 to do with it. If you could get Ron, if 2:10:37.080 --> 2:10:39.680 you could get back in this round for Ron Leary, 2:10:39.760 --> 2:10:42.400 by all means, try and do it. And I totally 2:10:42.440 --> 2:10:46.480 agree with with with that. I agree with I agree 2:10:46.480 --> 2:10:49.320 with all of that interview too, though. He answered QB two, 2:10:51.040 --> 2:10:56.280 I yeah, yes, I think Dak Dak can handle QB two. 2:10:56.320 --> 2:10:57.440 I don't know, what do you. I think you own 2:10:57.480 --> 2:11:00.520 a training camp, open competition, Yeah, you and I's got 2:11:00.600 --> 2:11:04.400 absolutely he can secure that job. I mean, Kellen Moore 2:11:05.160 --> 2:11:08.040 has the leg up in terms of his football knowledge 2:11:08.080 --> 2:11:11.040 and uh, you know, but I'm really excited about that 2:11:11.160 --> 2:11:13.640 quarterback room. Yeah, I mean, I think you're talking about 2:11:13.760 --> 2:11:18.280 some really bright quarterback minds. You know, Kellen Moore. I'm 2:11:18.320 --> 2:11:21.280 not a believer. I think his physical skills really limit him. 2:11:21.600 --> 2:11:24.280 But in terms of his ability above the neck, you know, 2:11:24.600 --> 2:11:28.520 with that having Tony in there adding Dak to that mix, Yeah, 2:11:28.600 --> 2:11:31.040 he's got a chance to really learn and it really 2:11:31.120 --> 2:11:33.400 makes some strides right away. So I think, maybe not 2:11:33.680 --> 2:11:36.280 right away, but at some point we're gonna see Dak 2:11:36.320 --> 2:11:38.400 take over that number two role. Really interesting point that 2:11:38.440 --> 2:11:40.640 I thought he made too. And it's so hard to 2:11:40.720 --> 2:11:43.160 project because we don't expect Dak to really play a 2:11:43.200 --> 2:11:47.160 lot of quarterback anytime soon. Dak Prescott and Zeke Elliott 2:11:47.200 --> 2:11:50.080 both do have a lot of experience with that read option. Yeah, 2:11:50.240 --> 2:11:55.680 and honestly, even Dak's athleticism. Yeah, maybe they don't run, 2:11:56.160 --> 2:11:58.560 they don't go full Colin Kaepernick, but this is a 2:11:58.600 --> 2:12:00.600 guy that I think you would do well to adjust 2:12:00.640 --> 2:12:03.800 your offense for right Yeah. Absolutely. Can you see this 2:12:03.960 --> 2:12:07.600 coaching staff doing something like that? I mean, well yeah, 2:12:07.640 --> 2:12:10.120 I mean they did stuff the Lucky Whitehead. Yeah, they 2:12:10.200 --> 2:12:12.200 did a lot of things with Lucky Whitehead to try 2:12:12.200 --> 2:12:14.320 and get him involved in the game plan. So how 2:12:14.440 --> 2:12:16.680 cool would it be to see just like a package. 2:12:16.920 --> 2:12:19.240 I mean, obviously Dak would have to prove that he can, 2:12:19.440 --> 2:12:21.880 that he's worthy of being on shield. Sure, maybe I'm 2:12:21.920 --> 2:12:24.240 third down, you know, you never know. That's kind of stuff. 2:12:24.240 --> 2:12:25.680 Another thing that I was going to bring up, and 2:12:25.720 --> 2:12:27.440 I want to you to tell me if I'm crazy. 2:12:28.560 --> 2:12:32.320 Dane mentioned Tim Tebow himself. This dude's I mean, what 2:12:32.440 --> 2:12:35.840 are Dak's measurables? Dan six five to what two fifty? 2:12:36.120 --> 2:12:39.120 He's not that big twenty five maybe, yeah, he's he's 2:12:39.160 --> 2:12:42.560 six two twenty six. Yeah, so that yeah, but I 2:12:42.640 --> 2:12:45.680 mean that's around what Tebow. I mean, it's kind of 2:12:45.680 --> 2:12:48.080 what you when you picture Tebow this is he's kind 2:12:48.120 --> 2:12:52.080 of in that mold. But he's a much better passer. Okay, sorry, Brian. 2:12:52.120 --> 2:12:54.880 The reason I bring it up goal line, Yeah no, 2:12:55.000 --> 2:12:58.120 that's yeah, sure, gone. He's a physical runner and he's 2:12:58.160 --> 2:13:00.840 he lowers his pass ye run over right, see that 2:13:00.920 --> 2:13:02.840 far more in college than the pros. But I would 2:13:02.840 --> 2:13:04.720 be interested to see how he would do as a 2:13:04.800 --> 2:13:07.160 goal line option for the I mean, hey, goal line 2:13:07.200 --> 2:13:10.200 and Jumbo was a disaster for this team. So anything 2:13:10.280 --> 2:13:12.480 you can do to get you that extra half yard, Okay, 2:13:13.440 --> 2:13:15.040 I'm with you on that. Okay, ken't we got you 2:13:15.080 --> 2:13:16.680 said you got one more that we got Xavier and 2:13:16.720 --> 2:13:21.879 Austen Zavier go ahead. Uh, I'm just I'm really impressed 2:13:21.880 --> 2:13:24.240 with the draft of so far I did. If the 2:13:24.760 --> 2:13:28.760 Cowboys putting together home, but in the sixth round, who 2:13:28.960 --> 2:13:33.560 are possibilities that we can positions that we can go after? 2:13:33.680 --> 2:13:36.720 And uh as far as priority free agents, last year 2:13:36.760 --> 2:13:39.360 we kind of hit on lucky. Why I hit it right? 2:13:39.720 --> 2:13:43.480 Who who will we be possibly looking at this year? Yeah, 2:13:43.520 --> 2:13:45.480 we gotta get that, thank you. We gotta get through 2:13:45.520 --> 2:13:48.200 this fifth round. Really, I mean if you yeah, there's 2:13:48.240 --> 2:13:50.560 some there's gonna be some names on this board that 2:13:51.080 --> 2:13:53.360 that we're gonna that we're gonna like. But I think 2:13:53.400 --> 2:13:55.960 that you gotta get you know this, Like I said, 2:13:56.040 --> 2:13:57.800 we got some third round grades on this board. I 2:13:57.840 --> 2:14:00.200 got a large number of fourth round grades on this board. 2:14:00.200 --> 2:14:02.360 Who got some fifth round grade? So yeah, I mean, 2:14:02.360 --> 2:14:03.760 it's just to me a matter you're gonna be able 2:14:03.760 --> 2:14:06.840 to carry carry it enough guys over. I think it's 2:14:06.880 --> 2:14:10.280 hard to project who will be there because there's been 2:14:10.320 --> 2:14:15.560 some guys that have been taken earlier than I thought. Okay, well, 2:14:15.600 --> 2:14:18.680 let's go to our phone lines here and welcome the 2:14:18.800 --> 2:14:24.560 newest member of the Dallas Cowboys, Dak Prescott from Mississippi State. Dak, 2:14:25.080 --> 2:14:27.440 you got Brian, Dave, and Dane, and you're talking to 2:14:27.480 --> 2:14:30.080 two men that went to school at LSU. But we're 2:14:30.120 --> 2:14:32.640 really happy to have you here with the Dallas Cowboys. Welcome, 2:14:33.040 --> 2:14:36.120 welcome aboard. Yes, I appreciate it. Excited to be part 2:14:36.160 --> 2:14:39.080 of the team. Well, you you when when we were 2:14:39.120 --> 2:14:41.560 talking about you here on Dallas Cowboys dot com a 2:14:41.680 --> 2:14:44.240 lot you were visiting with the Cowboys. It seemed like 2:14:44.360 --> 2:14:47.320 you were having meetings here, you had lunch here, they 2:14:47.400 --> 2:14:49.040 worked you at the Senior Bowl, all these kinds of 2:14:49.160 --> 2:14:52.919 different meetings you did. It was pretty extensive the research 2:14:53.040 --> 2:14:55.200 that the Cowboys did on you leading up to this pick. 2:14:56.520 --> 2:14:58.000 Oh yeah, I met with him a good bit mail 2:14:58.040 --> 2:14:59.600 with him for the first time with the Senior Ball, 2:14:59.640 --> 2:15:01.080 and I'm in back and meeting with him at the 2:15:01.120 --> 2:15:03.720 combine and then they flew cook Wilson flew in the 2:15:03.760 --> 2:15:06.080 starting Ville to work me out private and went to 2:15:06.240 --> 2:15:09.080 lunch and then, uh, the last trip I made actually 2:15:09.240 --> 2:15:11.040 was to Dallas, So they saved the best for last 2:15:11.080 --> 2:15:13.240 for that. Yeah, And then so it was it was 2:15:13.240 --> 2:15:14.720 an exciting and I got a good feel of the 2:15:14.720 --> 2:15:16.640 coaching staff and I couldn't be more happier with where 2:15:16.640 --> 2:15:19.280 I am. Just to kind of expand on that, Dak 2:15:19.360 --> 2:15:23.320 congratulations again. Um, you know, the draft, it's it's so 2:15:23.680 --> 2:15:26.320 it's such a long process and there's so much information 2:15:26.400 --> 2:15:29.320 out there. But you know you you talked at the 2:15:29.400 --> 2:15:31.800 combine and as far back as February about the Cowboys 2:15:31.920 --> 2:15:35.520 talking to you about this possibility, and uh, to have 2:15:35.640 --> 2:15:38.760 it work out this, I guess cleanly. Uh. And and 2:15:38.880 --> 2:15:40.440 I know you've mentioned that that you grew up a 2:15:40.480 --> 2:15:42.360 Cowboys fan. It has to be pretty exciting to just 2:15:42.480 --> 2:15:46.280 kind of have it be that straightforward. I guess, yeah, 2:15:46.280 --> 2:15:48.840 at the America's team, and I can't be more more 2:15:48.960 --> 2:15:51.320 excited to be playing for him. And I'm gonna have 2:15:51.360 --> 2:15:54.800 to I grew up at the Cowboys from Cowboys fans obviously. 2:15:55.280 --> 2:15:57.120 Oh yeah. So, I mean it's it's awesome. When I 2:15:57.160 --> 2:15:59.680 got the phone call from mister Jones, was a drink 2:15:59.720 --> 2:16:03.800 from Dakka. We were talking about as our group, a 2:16:03.920 --> 2:16:08.160 little bit of uh with now with Zeke Elliott, maybe 2:16:08.240 --> 2:16:10.360 some read option stuff for you guys. I mean, you're 2:16:10.400 --> 2:16:12.120 one of the you're one of the best ball handlers 2:16:12.360 --> 2:16:14.920 at this quarterback. Can we see you maybe get on 2:16:14.960 --> 2:16:16.720 the field a little bit earlier. Maybe they have Tony 2:16:16.800 --> 2:16:18.760 walk over to the sidelines and search you in the 2:16:18.800 --> 2:16:20.680 game and get a little read option here going off, 2:16:21.800 --> 2:16:24.200 We'll see. I'm going to do whatever the coaches asked 2:16:24.240 --> 2:16:26.720 me to do, whatever role that may be, whatever plays 2:16:26.760 --> 2:16:30.000 that may be. I'm just excited and Zeke's a great 2:16:30.040 --> 2:16:32.560 back and I excited to be a teammate that. Like 2:16:32.680 --> 2:16:35.119 I mentioned, I mean, the draft process is so exhaustive. 2:16:35.320 --> 2:16:38.080 You know, we've broken all this down from all angles. 2:16:38.440 --> 2:16:40.800 You know, obviously you've been focused on getting picked. Now 2:16:40.840 --> 2:16:43.840 that you are with the team, You're with the Cowboys. Uh, 2:16:44.200 --> 2:16:46.400 what what have they told you or what have they 2:16:46.400 --> 2:16:48.360 talked to you about about what they want you to 2:16:48.440 --> 2:16:51.600 work on or top priorities and things to focus on 2:16:51.680 --> 2:16:54.520 when when you get into work here. Oh yeah, that's 2:16:54.560 --> 2:16:56.800 something that we'll discuss. I'm sure when we get into there. 2:16:56.840 --> 2:16:59.280 But obviously the one thing I've got to get better 2:16:59.360 --> 2:17:00.800 and just keep the tenue to work on is just 2:17:00.879 --> 2:17:02.360 drops from mind of the Senate because I hadn't been 2:17:02.360 --> 2:17:04.720 asked to do it in high school, in North College, 2:17:04.760 --> 2:17:07.320 so it's more just getting repetition, getting reps at and 2:17:07.320 --> 2:17:10.560 getting comfortable doing it. So I'm excited. I'm excited to 2:17:10.560 --> 2:17:11.960 do whatever they are and I'm a hard work and 2:17:11.959 --> 2:17:14.400 I'm out work everyone, so I'm excited for whatever they 2:17:14.440 --> 2:17:16.600 don't throw at me. Well, I remember the newest newest 2:17:16.640 --> 2:17:19.560 member the Dallas Cowboys, Dak Prescott. Dak, thanks so much 2:17:19.600 --> 2:17:21.600 for joining us. Look forward to seeing you here in 2:17:21.640 --> 2:17:24.360 a few days. Enjoy this time with your family, and 2:17:24.840 --> 2:17:26.920 we'll see you down the road over rats. Yes, sir, 2:17:27.040 --> 2:17:32.080 thank you, Dak Prescott. I was member of the Dallas Cowboys. 2:17:32.120 --> 2:17:36.400 Like I said, quarterback Mississippi State. Uh the uh, some 2:17:36.600 --> 2:17:38.960 picks have been made. Let's see where at the picks. 2:17:38.959 --> 2:17:40.800 Seattle just trade it up for this pick right here. Okay, 2:17:40.840 --> 2:17:43.680 Seattle's now Seattle just traded up for this pick. We'll 2:17:43.720 --> 2:17:47.040 go back to let's see, this is Seattle's pick, and 2:17:47.080 --> 2:17:50.200 let's see who they take here. I'm always at the 2:17:50.280 --> 2:17:54.280 mercy of these long winded things. Dave Hellman just wants 2:17:54.360 --> 2:17:56.280 him to turn the card in and go. You like 2:17:56.360 --> 2:17:59.039 to bet when the commissioner didn't the pick, make the pick, 2:17:59.160 --> 2:18:01.000 I'm sorry, and I feel like a jerk because these 2:18:01.080 --> 2:18:04.000 kids are cute. They're playing flag football. It's probably a 2:18:04.080 --> 2:18:08.680 special day. Quake the pick. Quentin Jefferson, the defensive tackle 2:18:08.760 --> 2:18:12.800 from Maryland is the selection. And now before that, the 2:18:12.879 --> 2:18:17.960 Baltimore Ravens took Matt Judon the linebacker. They listened to 2:18:18.040 --> 2:18:21.600 the linebacker Grand Valley State. He'll be a pass rusher, absolutely, 2:18:21.680 --> 2:18:23.280 and we'll get to him. And then before that, San 2:18:23.360 --> 2:18:27.880 Francisco took John Thas the offensive tackle from Georgia. So 2:18:28.200 --> 2:18:31.160 you are caught up theis to the forty nine erst 2:18:31.200 --> 2:18:34.840 one forty five. Baltimore at one forty six takes Matt Judon. 2:18:34.920 --> 2:18:37.800 I want you to talk about Matt Judon a little bit. Yeah, 2:18:37.879 --> 2:18:40.640 Matt ju Don from Grand Valley State talk about production 2:18:40.720 --> 2:18:43.039 twenty three and a half tackles for loss as a senior, 2:18:43.120 --> 2:18:47.119 twenty one sacks, so he blockers at the D two 2:18:47.240 --> 2:18:49.640 level had no answer for this player. Uh, you know, 2:18:49.680 --> 2:18:52.080 his quickness off the snap, he had some flexibility to 2:18:52.160 --> 2:18:54.920 bend the edge. And so he's going to face a 2:18:55.040 --> 2:18:58.960 large jump here going against D two tackles face now 2:18:59.040 --> 2:19:01.720 facing NFL town So there will be a big learning 2:19:01.760 --> 2:19:03.560 curve and he's going to be a work in progress 2:19:03.560 --> 2:19:07.880 against the run. But the pass rush traits the rod trades, Yeah, 2:19:08.040 --> 2:19:10.680 very intriguing and so um, you know I get to 2:19:10.720 --> 2:19:13.160 pick here and he's going to Baltimore's having a heck 2:19:13.160 --> 2:19:16.360 of a draft here. Yeah, sure added another star player. Yeah, 2:19:16.400 --> 2:19:18.720 they sure did. And that's what we always know about 2:19:18.800 --> 2:19:21.520 Ozzie Newsom. You know, he's a guy that has an idea, 2:19:21.879 --> 2:19:24.560 been a long time general manager since nineteen ninety six. 2:19:24.879 --> 2:19:27.560 There's a lot of consistency in the way they draft, 2:19:27.640 --> 2:19:30.480 the way they evaluate players. They got an outstanding head 2:19:30.520 --> 2:19:33.280 coach and John Harbaugh been there a long time now, 2:19:33.680 --> 2:19:36.240 so they clearly have a plan in what they want 2:19:36.320 --> 2:19:39.600 to do with the players. Tampa Bay is on the 2:19:39.680 --> 2:19:42.920 clock at pick one, forty eight. The pick is in 2:19:43.800 --> 2:19:47.600 Um that we but this which this is kind of 2:19:47.680 --> 2:19:51.640 your observations of Dak Prescott, just what he was what 2:19:51.840 --> 2:19:53.800 just some of the things he was saying. And he's 2:19:53.840 --> 2:19:57.360 going to a good situation with uh you know mentioned 2:19:57.360 --> 2:19:59.880 it with Tony Romo and Kellen Moore in that quarterback room. 2:20:00.080 --> 2:20:02.200 He's gonna have the chance to be a sponge and 2:20:02.280 --> 2:20:05.920 soak up all that information and learn. Um. You know, 2:20:05.959 --> 2:20:08.080 when you watched him, I think you gave a good 2:20:08.120 --> 2:20:10.240 snapshot because there's a lot to like about him. But 2:20:10.320 --> 2:20:14.240 he does have some flaws. Uh, you know, he needs 2:20:14.240 --> 2:20:17.400 to do a better job feeling that rush, anticipating throws 2:20:17.720 --> 2:20:21.240 and delivering downfield. But again, I think he really developed 2:20:21.280 --> 2:20:24.560 from a thrower into a passer over the last year. Uh. 2:20:24.920 --> 2:20:27.440 He trusts what he sees more, he trusts his teammates. 2:20:27.840 --> 2:20:29.920 He's not just a runner, but he can do that 2:20:30.120 --> 2:20:33.720 and finish. He'll lower his pads and run over linebackers. 2:20:33.760 --> 2:20:37.120 So but again, the biggest thing here, the leadership, the 2:20:37.240 --> 2:20:41.320 poise that he has. Those intangibles are why I think 2:20:41.360 --> 2:20:43.480 he's a Dallas cowboy right now. It's I mean, it's 2:20:43.520 --> 2:20:46.080 hard to projects such a different offense. It's obviously a 2:20:46.160 --> 2:20:48.240 different level of football. But the guy talked about playing 2:20:48.520 --> 2:20:50.240 center to learn how to do that. Only that, I 2:20:50.280 --> 2:20:54.000 mean the guy flirted with seventy percent completions. Yeah last year. 2:20:54.040 --> 2:20:55.760 I mean he had a really good He threw five paces. 2:20:55.879 --> 2:20:57.680 He let us up a couple of times at LSU. 2:20:57.800 --> 2:20:59.560 I know that he had a he had a fantastic 2:20:59.600 --> 2:21:02.640 and Yeah, and he got better every step of every 2:21:02.720 --> 2:21:04.520 year he was there. He got better, just like Dane 2:21:04.600 --> 2:21:07.480 just said. Um, and the fact that he's under no 2:21:07.640 --> 2:21:11.119 immediate pressure to play quarterback. Knock on wood, assuming Tony 2:21:11.200 --> 2:21:14.280 Romo is healthy. Uh, And you know, I think this 2:21:14.440 --> 2:21:17.480 is an ideal, ideal spot for him to step into. Yeah, 2:21:17.560 --> 2:21:19.800 and I think what Dane's talking about. I love that 2:21:20.640 --> 2:21:22.560 the character this guy, I mean, I do. I think 2:21:22.600 --> 2:21:25.280 he wants to come in. He's gonna work hard, it's 2:21:25.280 --> 2:21:27.120 gonna be the best he can at it. I think 2:21:27.160 --> 2:21:30.600 it would be a little bit disappointing because he is 2:21:30.680 --> 2:21:32.800 I mean, he's a known name, he's an All American 2:21:32.920 --> 2:21:35.240 type of player, he was a Heisman contender. It would 2:21:35.280 --> 2:21:37.760 probably be a little disappointing for fans and media if 2:21:37.800 --> 2:21:41.880 he didn't win the quarterback, back up, the backup job. Right. 2:21:41.959 --> 2:21:44.520 But even if he doesn't, uh, you know, you're talking 2:21:44.560 --> 2:21:46.640 about pick one thirty five. I don't think that's the 2:21:46.760 --> 2:21:49.560 end of the world either. Given how good these guys 2:21:49.600 --> 2:21:52.720 feel about Kellen Moore, I know not everybody does, but 2:21:52.840 --> 2:21:55.160 the coaching, I mean, Scott Lenahank clearly loves him. Jerry 2:21:55.280 --> 2:21:57.600 was impressed with what the glimpse that he saw of him. 2:21:58.959 --> 2:22:01.240 So I think that's a great situation for Dak and 2:22:01.360 --> 2:22:04.200 that I don't think there's even immediate pressure to be 2:22:04.320 --> 2:22:07.640 the backup right away, right, But I'm very interested to 2:22:07.680 --> 2:22:10.680 see how that competition plays out. A pick one forty 2:22:10.760 --> 2:22:14.160 eight that would be Tampa Bay. They took Caleb Ben 2:22:14.240 --> 2:22:18.520 a knock the uh the tackle from UCLA. Dave, how 2:22:18.520 --> 2:22:20.840 do you like this? I went and got pronunciation guys, 2:22:20.920 --> 2:22:23.960 all the players from the UH. Well, I went and 2:22:24.000 --> 2:22:25.720 I looked it up. Look at you. I looked it 2:22:25.800 --> 2:22:27.880 up because I'm I'm I hate when I hate when 2:22:27.879 --> 2:22:29.600 I mess these players names up. Oh you need the 2:22:29.680 --> 2:22:32.120 draft guy. Yeah, they got the draft guy. That's but 2:22:32.240 --> 2:22:36.240 this this is my hand that in January, because you 2:22:36.320 --> 2:22:38.880 know what, Dave, I got so tired of you yelling 2:22:38.920 --> 2:22:42.040 at me. The Giants picks in right now, and uh, 2:22:42.440 --> 2:22:45.280 let's see where they go. Right here, David Tyree and 2:22:45.400 --> 2:22:48.960 I'm here with Mary Beth and all our friends with 2:22:49.120 --> 2:22:53.800 the make a wish. I mean, I can't. I'm sorry. 2:22:54.360 --> 2:22:58.000 Of the twenty sixteen NFL Draft, the New York Giants 2:22:58.000 --> 2:23:05.400 select Paul Paul Perkins, running back. Take Paul Perkins. How 2:23:05.440 --> 2:23:09.400 about that one guy the Cowboys brought in. They talked 2:23:09.440 --> 2:23:10.840 to him. He was a guy that he was kind 2:23:10.840 --> 2:23:14.439 of in that range of running backs that the Cowboys 2:23:14.520 --> 2:23:17.480 were looking at. We we had, uh, we had the 2:23:17.600 --> 2:23:22.640 Elliott's and the Henrys and the Procises and the Collins 2:23:22.800 --> 2:23:26.039 and the Perkins. Good spot for him right here. Dane 2:23:26.720 --> 2:23:28.720 probably looks like on my board is a fourth round pick. 2:23:29.000 --> 2:23:30.800 Pretty good value, right He gave a fourth round grade 2:23:30.800 --> 2:23:33.560 as well. Five ten, two hundred and ten pounds player 2:23:33.640 --> 2:23:36.000 who between the tackles is not going to give you 2:23:36.080 --> 2:23:38.680 a lot of juice. He doesn't have that power, but 2:23:39.480 --> 2:23:42.520 he runs determined, you know. He It's not for lack 2:23:42.560 --> 2:23:44.680 of trying. And so I think in space he can 2:23:44.720 --> 2:23:47.800 make some guys miss um and you can catch him 2:23:47.840 --> 2:23:49.680 out of the backfield. He had eighty catches over his 2:23:49.800 --> 2:23:52.320 career for UCLA, So I think that'll be a big 2:23:52.400 --> 2:23:54.120 part of what he brings it. He just brings a 2:23:54.200 --> 2:23:56.600 different type of back to that Giants backfield. You think 2:23:56.720 --> 2:24:00.560 what the Giants have back there with Jennings and Jane Vereen. 2:24:00.800 --> 2:24:02.600 I think he just brings a different style of back 2:24:02.680 --> 2:24:04.840 that it'll help compliment everyone else. Well, the Cowbos will 2:24:04.840 --> 2:24:06.160 get to see him twice. You get to see him 2:24:06.160 --> 2:24:11.240 opening day too. Nephew or great grand nephew, Don perkinsis 2:24:11.320 --> 2:24:14.640 he's in the Cowboys ringbond? Uncle, Yeah, exactly, So s 2:24:14.680 --> 2:24:17.440 I means use LA players go back to back. Jim 2:24:17.520 --> 2:24:20.080 Mora it is sees his tackle and a running back. 2:24:20.200 --> 2:24:22.879 I love and when you study every player in the draft, 2:24:22.959 --> 2:24:24.879 obviously you kind of have an idea of a lot 2:24:24.920 --> 2:24:27.560 of them, all of them for Yal, but I just 2:24:27.720 --> 2:24:32.440 love how these these guys with connections to us seem 2:24:32.520 --> 2:24:34.600 to find their way to the other NFC East teams. 2:24:34.640 --> 2:24:38.760 I mean, Isaac Sumalu went to Philly last night. Paul 2:24:38.840 --> 2:24:41.520 Perkins is now going to be running at the Cowboys 2:24:41.560 --> 2:24:45.360 foreseeable future. So that that might be my favorite part 2:24:45.520 --> 2:24:48.200 about about the Draft show and just learning about the 2:24:48.280 --> 2:24:51.720 draft is they're only going to take nine of these guys, right, 2:24:51.840 --> 2:24:54.280 but you're gonna have an idea about all three hundred 2:24:54.280 --> 2:24:56.680 of them, and hopefully so when Paul Perkins runs for 2:24:57.080 --> 2:24:59.120 you know, a buck twenty against the Cowboys next year, 2:24:59.120 --> 2:25:01.560 you're gonna say, ah, I knew that guy. You knew 2:25:01.600 --> 2:25:05.200 Paul perk. Okay, the Bears are the Bears are on 2:25:05.280 --> 2:25:07.040 the clock. Well, the pick is in for the Bears. 2:25:07.120 --> 2:25:11.400 This is gonna be pick five, one fifty the Bears. Man, 2:25:11.440 --> 2:25:12.960 it's hard to keep up with all the things that 2:25:13.040 --> 2:25:15.600 they've done. They've been moving around. Now let's see the Bears. 2:25:16.040 --> 2:25:18.400 Here's the announcement of their pick apart. I'm Jason Keith, 2:25:18.440 --> 2:25:22.040 former Chicago Bears fullback to announce our next pick in 2:25:22.080 --> 2:25:25.880 the two thousand raft, the Chicago Bears that likes a 2:25:25.959 --> 2:25:30.600 welcome Lieutenant Colonel Brian Kellner of the United States Marine Corps. 2:25:36.440 --> 2:25:39.080 With the one hundred and fiftieth pick in the twenty 2:25:39.160 --> 2:25:44.080 sixteen NFL Draft, the Chicago Bears select Jordan Howard. Here 2:25:44.120 --> 2:25:47.120 we go running backs. Okay, here the running backs that 2:25:47.240 --> 2:25:50.080 have gone so far. Let's think about this. Uh, DeAndre 2:25:50.200 --> 2:25:54.560 Washington went at one forty three. Early before that, you 2:25:54.640 --> 2:25:59.280 had DeVante Booker going as a supplemental pick. So yeah, 2:26:00.080 --> 2:26:03.480 say Booker one thirty six January, Washington one forty three. 2:26:04.120 --> 2:26:06.440 You have Perkins going to one forty nine, and now 2:26:06.800 --> 2:26:09.320 Jordan Howard, the running back from Indiana goes it went 2:26:09.480 --> 2:26:12.400 fifty to the Chicago Bears. I go into a situation 2:26:12.440 --> 2:26:15.400 where they lost Matt Forte, right. Uh, you know, Langford 2:26:15.560 --> 2:26:17.640 is penciled and as a starter, but they need some 2:26:17.720 --> 2:26:21.440 more some more bodies back there to you know, help 2:26:21.520 --> 2:26:25.039 take some carries. And this this guy is uh, he's 2:26:25.040 --> 2:26:27.360 a little longer than you want, taller than you want 2:26:27.400 --> 2:26:29.880 for the running back position, six foot two hundred thirty pounds. 2:26:30.959 --> 2:26:33.320 But what he did at Indiana this past year, rushing 2:26:33.360 --> 2:26:35.360 for over twelve hundred yards. He was banged up quite 2:26:35.360 --> 2:26:38.400 a bit, but he runs physical and he's not shy 2:26:38.440 --> 2:26:41.400 about lowering his pads and uh, you know, delivering a blow, 2:26:41.680 --> 2:26:45.120 powering forward. So you see that balanced lean and I 2:26:45.160 --> 2:26:46.920 think that's the best thing to like about it. I 2:26:47.040 --> 2:26:49.440 thought he got better as the year war on. I 2:26:49.480 --> 2:26:52.360 didn't think his tape was as good early as it 2:26:52.600 --> 2:26:55.000 was later they got into that big ten schedule, and 2:26:55.120 --> 2:26:57.600 he seemed to kind of lit him a little bit 2:26:57.680 --> 2:26:59.880 in some of those games where he's able to do okay. 2:27:00.560 --> 2:27:02.720 K Garrison tells me, we've got some of the audio 2:27:02.959 --> 2:27:06.600 from Dak Prescott's call to Jerry Jones. Let's listen to her. 2:27:06.959 --> 2:27:10.640 Jerry Jones and your Dallas cowboy, how are you doing. Listen. 2:27:10.720 --> 2:27:14.920 We're glad you're here, excited about it, and you've had 2:27:15.000 --> 2:27:18.400 a really outstanding career that a Mississippi state, but we 2:27:18.560 --> 2:27:21.879 are excited about it. We've got your coordinator and your 2:27:22.280 --> 2:27:26.520 head coach, all of them quarterbacks, they will really be 2:27:26.600 --> 2:27:29.400 able to give you some great coaching. Yes, sir, I'm excited. 2:27:29.920 --> 2:27:33.040 I'm glad you are because we're excited about it to Okay, 2:27:33.320 --> 2:27:36.040 thank you, Dak. Here's here's I want you to talk 2:27:36.080 --> 2:27:40.560 to our head coach, Jason. Yes, here, Dak, what's some quach? 2:27:40.800 --> 2:27:47.040 Congratulations buddy, I appreciate it. How are you? I'm good, good, exciting. Now. Well, 2:27:47.440 --> 2:27:48.920 it's a great day for you, but it's a great 2:27:48.959 --> 2:27:51.000 day for us too. Excited to have you on our 2:27:51.000 --> 2:27:53.600 football team. Yes, sir, I appreciate the coach. I'm ready, 2:27:53.720 --> 2:27:56.480 you're ready to get the work. I'm ready. Congrats again. 2:27:56.520 --> 2:27:58.240 I got Scott Linehan right here. Who wants to say 2:27:58.240 --> 2:28:01.680 hello to you? All right? Job man? Congrats? Yes sir, 2:28:02.000 --> 2:28:07.600 thank you, Dack? What's up? Coach? Congrats? Man, appreciated, appreciate, excited. 2:28:07.959 --> 2:28:11.000 I am trusting me. I know you are. How to 2:28:11.040 --> 2:28:15.360 feeling this might happen? Oh yeah, yes, sometimes you know, 2:28:15.480 --> 2:28:18.200 people belong together, you know what I mean. That's right, Hey, 2:28:18.560 --> 2:28:20.119 it's gonna be fun. You get ready to go. We're 2:28:20.120 --> 2:28:22.240 gonna be slinging around here in about three days, four 2:28:22.360 --> 2:28:27.000 days exactly. All right, Hey, hey, look forward to it. 2:28:27.080 --> 2:28:30.360 You got my number, right, I think I get here, 2:28:30.600 --> 2:28:33.280 But all right, I'll let you go celebrate. It sounds 2:28:33.280 --> 2:28:40.160 like you got a crew there. All right, buddy. This 2:28:40.440 --> 2:28:42.960 is just me being a total ass because that's what 2:28:43.040 --> 2:28:46.320 I am. But just once, when Jason Garrett asks him 2:28:46.320 --> 2:28:47.720 if he's ready to go to work, I want the 2:28:47.760 --> 2:28:50.640 guy to be like, nah, I'm gonna go party. Yeah, yeah, No, 2:28:50.920 --> 2:28:53.400 I'm sorry about that, coach. Okay, well, here is the 2:28:53.560 --> 2:28:55.920 Detroit Lions are gonna we'll get back to Prescott. Detroit 2:28:55.959 --> 2:28:58.000 Lions with their selection. This is gonna be pick one 2:28:58.320 --> 2:29:00.120 fifty one in the fifth round the tooth. I was 2:29:00.160 --> 2:29:04.480 in sixteen NFL Draft. The Detroit Lions select Joe Dall 2:29:05.080 --> 2:29:08.640 tackles Washington State. Joe Dall Okay, we always talk about 2:29:08.680 --> 2:29:10.920 the Lions had a third round grade on him. I 2:29:10.959 --> 2:29:12.680 thought he was a guy in the top one hundred 2:29:12.720 --> 2:29:15.760 you take a chance on. He was a left tackle 2:29:15.800 --> 2:29:19.240 at Washington State, also played some left guard originally at Montana, 2:29:19.400 --> 2:29:23.040 transferred to Washington State. Kind of bet on himself, but 2:29:23.240 --> 2:29:28.040 very balanced player, natural body control, flexible. I think he 2:29:28.160 --> 2:29:31.760 has the instincts that you want. Very competitive player. I 2:29:31.879 --> 2:29:33.840 think he can be a long term starter in this league. 2:29:33.920 --> 2:29:37.040 So I like Joe Dall quite a bit. What he 2:29:37.120 --> 2:29:40.760 can the death that he brings immediately, and then also 2:29:41.160 --> 2:29:43.400 the fact that I think he can win a starter job. Yeah, 2:29:43.520 --> 2:29:45.600 and I'll tell you what, I don't disagree with anything 2:29:45.640 --> 2:29:47.960 you said. The Lions are team. It always seems like 2:29:48.000 --> 2:29:51.560 they're hunting for offensive lineman and Joe Dall is a 2:29:51.640 --> 2:29:53.600 guy that I do agree with. That gives them two 2:29:53.640 --> 2:29:56.840 pretty good ones in this draft, doesn't Glasgow earlier? Yeah? 2:29:56.879 --> 2:29:59.280 Then three because they took a tackle in the French 2:29:59.360 --> 2:30:04.040 round Taylor Decker keep Matt Stafford up trying to trying 2:30:04.040 --> 2:30:06.920 to add some young guys to uh to that defense. Okay, 2:30:07.000 --> 2:30:13.039 let's talk about the conversation with Scotland Ahan and Da 2:30:13.280 --> 2:30:15.520 good Dad. That's like how I would say it. Well, 2:30:15.560 --> 2:30:17.600 he said, this is, you know some things you meant 2:30:17.640 --> 2:30:19.240 to be together, and that's what I was kind of 2:30:19.280 --> 2:30:20.800 trying to get it. You were you were trying to 2:30:20.879 --> 2:30:23.000 That's why I wanted to circle back around. The dots 2:30:23.080 --> 2:30:25.800 were here and like I mean, it just and a 2:30:25.920 --> 2:30:27.720 lot of times it's too good to be true. And 2:30:28.040 --> 2:30:30.600 you know there's smoke screens and other teams like the guy. 2:30:30.720 --> 2:30:33.640 But we first thought Dak might be a possibility here 2:30:33.680 --> 2:30:36.440 as far back as late January or early February, and 2:30:36.520 --> 2:30:39.080 and low and behold it works out that way. Well, 2:30:39.160 --> 2:30:41.880 pick one fifty two now is well not now? It 2:30:42.040 --> 2:30:46.240 is it? Uh is one that the Washington Redskins got 2:30:46.320 --> 2:30:50.119 earlier with a trade with the with the New Orleans Saints. 2:30:50.560 --> 2:30:52.760 This will be the Saint's original pick. But now it's 2:30:52.800 --> 2:30:55.640 in the hands of the Washington Redskins. So we'll see 2:30:55.680 --> 2:30:58.960 what Scott McCluin will do. This isn't this isn't any 2:30:59.080 --> 2:31:03.800 kind of revelation, but it is. It's fascinating that Dak 2:31:03.879 --> 2:31:07.320 Prescott is going to be surrounded by former quarterbacks, between Wade, 2:31:07.560 --> 2:31:10.880 Jason Garrett and Scott Linahan. And I wonder, and we 2:31:11.000 --> 2:31:13.760 talk about the Cowboys picked Jalen Smith, and a lot 2:31:13.800 --> 2:31:16.960 of it probably had to do with with them employing 2:31:17.080 --> 2:31:21.240 Jalen Smith's doctor. Uh. I want and you know Dane's taught. 2:31:21.280 --> 2:31:23.200 You know, he's got to work on his mechanics, he's 2:31:23.280 --> 2:31:24.920 got to work on his throwing motion. He's got just 2:31:25.920 --> 2:31:28.160 a little quicker in this decision. I wonder how much 2:31:28.200 --> 2:31:30.680 of their willingness to take Dak Prescott has to do 2:31:30.840 --> 2:31:33.320 with the amount of quarterback expertise they have on this 2:31:33.440 --> 2:31:35.560 coaching staff that can help him out. Well, there's some 2:31:35.680 --> 2:31:38.080 people to argue they haven't ever developed one with all 2:31:38.120 --> 2:31:41.880 the expert fantastic point was pretty much that Tony Romo 2:31:42.000 --> 2:31:44.600 was Tony Romo. So you know, I don't have I 2:31:44.800 --> 2:31:47.520 think that's an exaggeration. Well, you know, well there's some 2:31:47.640 --> 2:31:51.080 people that believe that. Well, and hey, they definitely haven't 2:31:51.120 --> 2:31:53.840 developed many. Granted they've only spend a draft pick on 2:31:54.040 --> 2:31:57.040 one in the last you know, twenty years, but uh, 2:31:58.000 --> 2:32:00.960 I think that's fascinating. And the best part is, you 2:32:01.040 --> 2:32:03.720 know what's great about this, Brian, if you take Paxston 2:32:03.840 --> 2:32:07.440 Lynch at twenty six, there's a lot of pressure for 2:32:07.600 --> 2:32:10.160 that to be right and for that to be made. 2:32:10.200 --> 2:32:12.920 That they made the determination to go, No, I know 2:32:13.080 --> 2:32:15.000 they made That's that's what you have to look at. 2:32:15.120 --> 2:32:18.080 That they felt nothing about that, And honestly, I would 2:32:18.120 --> 2:32:19.760 have been fine with that if they had done that. 2:32:20.040 --> 2:32:23.360 But at twenty six, your expectations raise a little bit, 2:32:23.480 --> 2:32:25.280 you know, and you would do expect that to be 2:32:25.440 --> 2:32:27.360 this guy that's going to take over for Tony Romo. 2:32:27.720 --> 2:32:31.080 Clearly you would like Dak Prescott to evolve into a 2:32:31.160 --> 2:32:35.240 great quarterback. Yeah, but it's far less of a missopportunity 2:32:35.480 --> 2:32:39.280 if he doesn't. At one thirty five, okay, reset the 2:32:39.320 --> 2:32:41.440 board here and go available. Here we go. Let's go 2:32:41.520 --> 2:32:45.160 to the Redskins real quick as we could. And in 2:32:45.240 --> 2:32:53.600 two thousand and sixty NFL Draft, washing Arrist Matt defensive end. Okay, 2:32:53.879 --> 2:32:58.120 Matt Ianitis goes from the Temple University, makes a not 2:32:58.240 --> 2:33:00.960 a too far of a trip for him from Philadelphia. 2:33:01.200 --> 2:33:04.160 I'd watching DC. He really helped himself the Senior Bowl. Yeah, 2:33:04.240 --> 2:33:05.680 he did. He looked a lot better, and I thought 2:33:05.680 --> 2:33:07.480 he did on film. The lockers had a tough time 2:33:07.520 --> 2:33:10.160 when she did so. I thought he really made some money. 2:33:10.240 --> 2:33:11.960 But all right, going back to the best available right 2:33:12.040 --> 2:33:14.640 now to me. Top guy on my boars, Rochard Higgins, 2:33:14.800 --> 2:33:18.360 wide receiver from Colorado State, right, Jeremy cash Is number two, right, 2:33:18.480 --> 2:33:24.080 Duke's safety, Kenstrell Brothers, Missouri linebacker, number three, Christian Westerman fourth, 2:33:24.160 --> 2:33:27.200 the guard from Arizona Studio, and Jalen Mills at number five, 2:33:27.320 --> 2:33:30.480 the LSU defensive back. I think the Temple Owls have 2:33:30.600 --> 2:33:33.640 had more guys picked than the LSU. We'll make that 2:33:33.760 --> 2:33:37.800 up one day next year like the Ohio State Buckeyes. Yeah, okay, 2:33:38.280 --> 2:33:40.960 Kit Garrison tells us we got a couple of calls. Wait, 2:33:41.040 --> 2:33:42.960 Force Kent, what do you got Yep, go ahead, Ryan 2:33:43.040 --> 2:33:47.840 in South Carolina. Hey, guys, my question has to do 2:33:48.040 --> 2:33:51.560 with the Jalen Smith pick. Um. I was wanting to 2:33:51.680 --> 2:33:56.360 know how that kind of pick effects or what it 2:33:56.480 --> 2:33:59.879 tells us about the job security of the head coach 2:34:00.400 --> 2:34:03.720 that's involves. And do you think that Jason Garrett had 2:34:03.800 --> 2:34:08.440 any reservations whatsoever about the pick being made? Thank you 2:34:08.520 --> 2:34:11.040 and have a great day. It's a fantastic question, and 2:34:11.160 --> 2:34:13.200 we kind of brought that up last night. Is uh. 2:34:13.760 --> 2:34:16.320 You know, it's not out of the Roman possibility that 2:34:16.560 --> 2:34:19.720 if Jalen Smith doesn't play until twenty seventeen, he's playing 2:34:19.760 --> 2:34:21.600 for a new coaching staff. I mean, you always have 2:34:21.680 --> 2:34:24.960 to consider, always have to consider that, and I think 2:34:25.280 --> 2:34:29.240 probably in the back of Jason Garrett's mind and the 2:34:29.320 --> 2:34:33.960 coaching staff's mind, you have that possibility sitting there. But 2:34:34.040 --> 2:34:36.160 I don't think that's the way these guys are well, no, 2:34:36.400 --> 2:34:38.440 and that's not the way football players are wired. It's not. 2:34:38.680 --> 2:34:40.960 He's got what three more years on a contract, didn't 2:34:40.959 --> 2:34:46.960 he fo Yeah, yeah, extension. Yeah. And and like we've said, 2:34:47.000 --> 2:34:48.800 we said at the top of that security for him 2:34:48.879 --> 2:34:51.200 as far as financially sure, but as far as being 2:34:51.240 --> 2:34:53.560 the head coach, there's no guarantee. But we sat at 2:34:53.560 --> 2:34:55.520 the top of this broadcast that this is a team 2:34:55.600 --> 2:34:57.840 that is acting as though they are close to being 2:34:57.920 --> 2:35:01.320 a tender. Yeah, that's that's Or is anybody really sitting 2:35:01.360 --> 2:35:05.000 in there thinking, hey, uh, we might not ever coach 2:35:05.080 --> 2:35:07.240 this guy. Yeah, sure, I think they would if you 2:35:07.320 --> 2:35:09.760 asked them, they would acknowledge that that is a reality 2:35:09.840 --> 2:35:13.280 of the league that they work in. Yeah, but that's 2:35:13.320 --> 2:35:15.120 not the way they're wired. I think they think that 2:35:15.200 --> 2:35:16.600 they're going to be a good team, the same way 2:35:16.720 --> 2:35:19.200 Jalen Smith is not wired to think, well, maybe I 2:35:19.240 --> 2:35:22.360 won't ever play again. He's he said he will absolutely play. 2:35:22.440 --> 2:35:25.160 He'll be great, ye, all that good type of stuff. 2:35:25.200 --> 2:35:27.879 And I hope I'm wrong about that one. Yeah, me too. Um, 2:35:28.680 --> 2:35:30.840 all right, can't you get another No? I don't think. 2:35:30.920 --> 2:35:33.680 I don't think that that weighs heavily on the mind 2:35:33.720 --> 2:35:36.160 of Jason Garrett. I think he probably acknowledges it as 2:35:36.200 --> 2:35:39.720 a possibility, but that's just not the way these competitive 2:35:39.760 --> 2:35:42.600 types are wired. Okay, can't we go across the world 2:35:42.680 --> 2:35:47.560 now to Philip in France. Hey, hello Philip, I mean 2:35:48.120 --> 2:35:52.440 uh thing. I have to say that I love your shows, 2:35:52.720 --> 2:35:57.720 Thank you. I just I just think they should less 2:35:57.800 --> 2:36:02.240 longer than just one hour. Thank you. Another thing, Brian, 2:36:02.440 --> 2:36:04.760 if you ever think to write your memories as a 2:36:04.840 --> 2:36:10.080 scout or with a part teaching, uh association with that 2:36:10.280 --> 2:36:17.039 being the ignorant that I am to how to scout players, 2:36:18.160 --> 2:36:20.199 you can be sure I'm going to be the first 2:36:20.240 --> 2:36:22.520 one to get your book. Thank you very much, very 2:36:22.560 --> 2:36:26.640 kind of you. Yeah, I've got one thing too for 2:36:26.920 --> 2:36:30.960 David to uh you said the earlier on the Draft 2:36:31.000 --> 2:36:34.000 show that it would drop on the drag on the 2:36:34.120 --> 2:36:37.440 table if the selection was Zeke kill yot, and I 2:36:37.560 --> 2:36:43.039 didn't so him do it by Thursday night. You're you're 2:36:43.080 --> 2:36:45.760 all right? I did not Actually I did not actually dance. 2:36:45.840 --> 2:36:47.560 Let's take We've got a lot of equipment up here. 2:36:48.360 --> 2:36:50.240 It didn't seem like a proud Maybe you can get 2:36:50.240 --> 2:36:53.840 you to do a little jag here. Yeah, just stand 2:36:53.920 --> 2:36:59.760 up right for Zeke. All right, I am pretty pumped 2:36:59.760 --> 2:37:02.080 about Zke Elliott. So there we go. I feel like 2:37:02.160 --> 2:37:04.840 in the moment, I was so I was so worked 2:37:04.920 --> 2:37:06.760 up and like trying to focus on the draft and 2:37:06.800 --> 2:37:08.560 what was happening. Thank you for that. By the way, 2:37:08.600 --> 2:37:11.600 there we go, adrenaline kicked in. I was so focused 2:37:11.640 --> 2:37:17.560 on work. Thank you, Thank you very Okay, Okay, go ahead. 2:37:18.080 --> 2:37:23.680 What are your thoughts on the stony Brook defensive in Victor? Okay, 2:37:23.920 --> 2:37:28.160 thank you very much. I'm questioning the full back spot 2:37:28.400 --> 2:37:34.160 to Okay, what are your thoughts on not Western? Uh? Okay, 2:37:34.720 --> 2:37:37.960 this is Kansas State groans a little brou Okay, So 2:37:38.080 --> 2:37:40.640 I'm gonna hang up and listen to your takes. Thank you, 2:37:40.879 --> 2:37:43.560 thank you and all. I appreciate that. Can we just 2:37:43.680 --> 2:37:46.400 stop and appreciate the fact that a guy from France 2:37:46.520 --> 2:37:49.080 just called us and you did a little Dan. We're 2:37:49.120 --> 2:37:52.040 not talking about we're not talking about round one to 2:37:52.120 --> 2:37:54.840 talk about like Zeke, he wants to know about Victor Oche. 2:37:55.040 --> 2:37:58.080 There you go, stony Brook pass rusher, Doc, What what 2:37:58.240 --> 2:38:00.600 a beast? What a great world? When you could talk 2:38:00.640 --> 2:38:02.720 about the stony Brook Pats rush. Victor's trying to be 2:38:02.800 --> 2:38:05.200 the first player from stony Brook to ever be drafted. Yeah, 2:38:05.240 --> 2:38:07.440 and I think he's got a good chance of that happening. 2:38:07.600 --> 2:38:10.400 He's under size six one, two hundred forty five pounds. 2:38:10.400 --> 2:38:13.120 I think that fit the fit questions. That's why he's 2:38:13.160 --> 2:38:14.960 still on the board. And you know why he's not 2:38:15.080 --> 2:38:18.000 a lock draft pick. But he has really long arms 2:38:18.080 --> 2:38:20.920 for a guy with those dimensions, almost thirty four inches. 2:38:21.680 --> 2:38:24.280 Does a nice job using his lack of size, you know, 2:38:24.320 --> 2:38:27.320 staying load of the ground, extending, shooting those hands in 2:38:27.360 --> 2:38:31.199 the blockers, driving them backwards. Really productive at stony Brook 2:38:31.560 --> 2:38:33.720 thirty two and a half sacks over his career. So 2:38:34.160 --> 2:38:37.520 I do think we'll hear stony Brook be represented here 2:38:37.560 --> 2:38:39.120 the next few picks. Let me get to before you 2:38:39.200 --> 2:38:41.360 get back to the other the fullbacks. Let me recap 2:38:41.400 --> 2:38:43.240 the draft here little bit. Philadelphia was on the clock 2:38:43.280 --> 2:38:46.480 at one fifty three. They took Wendell Smallwood, the running 2:38:46.480 --> 2:38:50.760 back from West Virginia. The Cleveland Browns are now on 2:38:50.920 --> 2:38:53.880 the clock. Their picks in it one fifty four. We'll 2:38:53.920 --> 2:38:57.000 see what direction that they're gonna go in. But finish 2:38:57.120 --> 2:38:59.920 up to about the fullbacks and some of the other things. 2:39:00.000 --> 2:39:02.640 What's going on there? Yeah, Grinkowski, Uh, you know, the 2:39:02.720 --> 2:39:05.400 youngest of the Gronkowski brothers, trying to join the fullers 2:39:06.000 --> 2:39:09.160 um in terms of having four brothers in the NFL. 2:39:09.720 --> 2:39:12.680 But you know, he's if his last name wasn't Grinkowski, 2:39:12.720 --> 2:39:15.119 would we still be talking about him as a as 2:39:15.120 --> 2:39:17.120 a viable draft pick. I'm not sure. I think there's 2:39:17.320 --> 2:39:20.880 He's an okay player. Uh, nothing really stands out about him. 2:39:21.280 --> 2:39:24.080 Dan Vitally's interesting because he did a little bit of everything. 2:39:24.120 --> 2:39:26.480 He was that super back front of Rthwestern caught the 2:39:26.560 --> 2:39:29.040 ball well. Uh, you know, he lined up as a 2:39:29.120 --> 2:39:31.880 tight end, as a wing, as a slot receiver. So 2:39:32.160 --> 2:39:34.560 I think he brings a little bit more versatility there. Okay. 2:39:34.680 --> 2:39:39.279 And the Cleveland Browns, Uh take Jordan Peyton, the wide 2:39:39.320 --> 2:39:45.600 receiver from UCLA. Uh, some thoughts about him there, Dame Brugler, Yeah, 2:39:45.680 --> 2:39:48.960 six one, two oh seven an adequate athlete, not a 2:39:49.040 --> 2:39:52.039 great athlete. But Browns is the third receiver they've drafted 2:39:52.080 --> 2:39:53.920 so far. Yeah, they're kind of they're running there. They 2:39:54.000 --> 2:39:56.680 know that that roster's void of playmakers, and so they're 2:39:56.720 --> 2:39:59.600 trying to tighten too. We think the tight end from 2:39:59.760 --> 2:40:03.600 from tight ends slash halfback slash receiver. Yeah, he's a 2:40:03.640 --> 2:40:07.000 little bit of everything. Um with Peyton, he's not dynamic, 2:40:07.320 --> 2:40:09.760 He's just kind of like goes against what the Browns 2:40:09.800 --> 2:40:11.920 have been going. The Browns have been drafting traits and 2:40:12.440 --> 2:40:16.920 spark scores and high you know, the testing numbers. R. 2:40:17.280 --> 2:40:19.840 Peyton's not that guy. He didn't test off the charts, 2:40:20.160 --> 2:40:23.720 doesn't have that explosiveness. But I think this is the 2:40:23.800 --> 2:40:27.000 guy that scouts really like a player's productive. He had 2:40:27.360 --> 2:40:30.800 over eleven hundred yards as a senior. Uh, I know, 2:40:30.800 --> 2:40:32.520 I think you liked him a little more than I did. Yeah, 2:40:32.520 --> 2:40:35.320 I sure did. I sure did. And so yeah, I 2:40:35.720 --> 2:40:38.120 make sure you check out Kevin Turner's most recent tweet. 2:40:38.120 --> 2:40:40.520 I think it's just for you. I'm giddingness, Hey, it 2:40:40.560 --> 2:40:42.760 looks like that we're gonna be able to in the 2:40:43.040 --> 2:40:46.400 coming moments here. We're gonna have a Leon Lett defensive 2:40:46.440 --> 2:40:50.400 line coach come in and talk about the two. Well, yeah, 2:40:50.520 --> 2:40:54.160 we got well we have Malite Collins. Leon coaches defensive tackles, right, 2:40:54.440 --> 2:40:57.720 but Lee Collins and also added Charles Stepper today. Yeah, yeah, 2:40:57.920 --> 2:41:01.280 so it sounds like that they're guys. Are guys here 2:41:01.280 --> 2:41:04.920 are working on getting that real quick. If we've got 2:41:05.000 --> 2:41:07.320 a minute to go back to fullbacks. Yeah, maybe we 2:41:07.360 --> 2:41:08.840 can talk about this later if we don't have time, 2:41:08.920 --> 2:41:12.040 But that that's interesting to me. I mean, uh, Tyler 2:41:12.120 --> 2:41:14.800 Klutz is not back with this team. The Cowboys love 2:41:14.879 --> 2:41:17.880 to sign a guy in college free agency. I'm positive 2:41:17.920 --> 2:41:19.920 they'll go to training camp with a fullback or two. 2:41:20.959 --> 2:41:23.480 But where do you I mean, Zeke kind of makes 2:41:23.520 --> 2:41:26.520 that interesting because they've got four primary running backs right now, 2:41:26.600 --> 2:41:29.959 four guys that you assume they probably don't want to cut. 2:41:30.680 --> 2:41:32.440 So what do you think is more likely that this 2:41:32.560 --> 2:41:35.520 team rolls without a fullback or that a running back 2:41:35.840 --> 2:41:39.560 that is currently employed here won't be I think that 2:41:41.120 --> 2:41:43.840 they feel comfortable because of the special team stuff I 2:41:44.000 --> 2:41:47.440 think with you know, if they do that, well, well, 2:41:48.160 --> 2:41:50.240 but I mean, well, they haven't resigned him now, maybe 2:41:50.280 --> 2:41:52.160 they could, Maybe they could. That's what I'm That's what 2:41:52.440 --> 2:41:54.240 I'm trying to say. I mean, so, what you're going 2:41:54.320 --> 2:41:56.920 to carry a fullback and four running backs? Well, if 2:41:56.959 --> 2:41:58.960 one of those running backs is a pup guy, and 2:41:59.040 --> 2:42:02.000 that's I think that's unkind. Yeah, that's that's the question. 2:42:02.160 --> 2:42:04.760 That's the that's the question that you have to think 2:42:04.800 --> 2:42:08.160 about right now. If Dunbar is not a pup guy. 2:42:08.240 --> 2:42:10.200 Do you think they would they carried four court they 2:42:10.240 --> 2:42:13.200 carried four last year. An Actually I think they did. 2:42:13.280 --> 2:42:15.680 They sure did, And I think that's because kluts can 2:42:15.760 --> 2:42:18.160 do things on specialty. That's that's the that's the really 2:42:18.200 --> 2:42:20.360 the only reason that they could you carrot Could you 2:42:20.520 --> 2:42:24.000 use James Hannah as basically? I mean he's played hvac. Yeah, 2:42:24.000 --> 2:42:25.920 but every time they've ever put when those tight ends 2:42:25.959 --> 2:42:28.640 at the full back spot, it doesn't work, doesn't really 2:42:28.720 --> 2:42:31.280 It just no, it really doesn't mean Hannah is an 2:42:31.400 --> 2:42:34.440 edge block. Hannah's a quarter of attack on the line 2:42:35.400 --> 2:42:37.920 motions and stuff too. Yeah, but he's better at when 2:42:37.959 --> 2:42:40.400 he can hook guys and get position and all that 2:42:40.560 --> 2:42:44.200 stuff like that. So Bills are making the selection here, Uh, 2:42:44.760 --> 2:42:47.880 interested to see. I'm always interested in picks and what 2:42:48.040 --> 2:42:51.720 guys are going to be fifty five. The Colts took 2:42:51.840 --> 2:42:56.520 a Hague, the Joe Hague, the offensive tackle from North 2:42:56.600 --> 2:43:00.959 Dakota State. So North Dakota State with two draftable players 2:43:01.040 --> 2:43:04.240 this year. They had, of course Carson Wentz and then 2:43:04.280 --> 2:43:07.840 the offensive tackle here. Now Joe Hague goes to the Colts. 2:43:08.400 --> 2:43:11.560 The Buffalo Bills are did you think Jonathan Williams. Okay, 2:43:12.400 --> 2:43:15.560 Arkansas running back Jonathan Williams. So I tried. I had 2:43:15.680 --> 2:43:18.440 Arkansas fans arguing with me how Alex Collins is by 2:43:18.480 --> 2:43:20.520 far a superior running back and here, well I had 2:43:20.600 --> 2:43:23.160 him better. Jonathan Williams with a bum foot, just went 2:43:23.200 --> 2:43:26.200 ahead of Alex Collins in the fifth round. So I 2:43:26.400 --> 2:43:28.720 really like Williams if if not for the foot injury. 2:43:29.080 --> 2:43:31.240 We're talking about him as as a top one hundred player, 2:43:31.360 --> 2:43:33.080 one of the top three backs in his class. So 2:43:33.400 --> 2:43:35.520 I think the Bill's got to steal here as long 2:43:35.600 --> 2:43:38.360 as that foot holds up. Yeah, and you're right, as 2:43:38.400 --> 2:43:41.440 long as that that foot does. Foot injuries always worry 2:43:41.520 --> 2:43:44.960 me with backs, There's plenty to be concerned about, but 2:43:45.080 --> 2:43:47.440 again a big if if he's able to stay healthy. 2:43:47.800 --> 2:43:50.520 I love the pick. I'm gonna think of YouTube for 2:43:50.640 --> 2:43:53.160 the rest of their careers when I see Jonathan Williams 2:43:53.200 --> 2:43:55.480 and Alex Collins, I mean, whether it's good or bad. 2:43:56.000 --> 2:43:58.160 I'm gonna remember this debate because it's one of the 2:43:58.280 --> 2:44:01.560 long like I typically remember a show we did an 2:44:01.600 --> 2:44:04.000 Indie during the combine where y'all were about to grab 2:44:04.080 --> 2:44:06.959 each other by the throat over Alex Collins and Jonathan Williams. 2:44:07.480 --> 2:44:09.960 We were that bad. It was pretty heated. It was 2:44:09.959 --> 2:44:11.640 it pretty heated. It was about as heated as you 2:44:11.720 --> 2:44:15.080 tube get, which is to say, very friendly banter. But 2:44:15.200 --> 2:44:16.760 I can pretend that you were about to fight if 2:44:16.800 --> 2:44:20.400 I want to interesting that he has to remember about 2:44:20.400 --> 2:44:23.320 you and I going at each other with that. That way, 2:44:23.360 --> 2:44:26.000 the biggest thing with Collins that worries means the fumbles. Uh. 2:44:26.760 --> 2:44:29.040 He just I don't know, there's nothing that separates him. 2:44:29.320 --> 2:44:32.480 I want difference making trades, guys that whether you know, 2:44:32.560 --> 2:44:34.520 and make guys miss uh, you know, guys that can 2:44:34.600 --> 2:44:38.800 power over you. The vision Alice Collins is everything okay, 2:44:39.080 --> 2:44:41.920 just nothing great. And so he's not got to wait long. 2:44:41.959 --> 2:44:44.320 I anticipate him coming off the board here pretty quickly. 2:44:44.440 --> 2:44:47.200 But I'm glad to see Jonathan Williams come off the 2:44:47.240 --> 2:44:50.640 board here. Yeah, and so yeah, I was kind of 2:44:50.720 --> 2:44:52.760 hopeful that Collins would have gone first, so that way 2:44:52.800 --> 2:44:54.520 I could have a one up on you. But I 2:44:55.280 --> 2:44:57.640 guess he all right, Well, it looks like that we 2:44:57.680 --> 2:45:02.680 are joined here. Coach Leon uh a man who comes 2:45:02.760 --> 2:45:07.360 in here and and he's uh, I'm sure the big 2:45:07.440 --> 2:45:11.160 cat is uh a big guy. So he's gonna, he's gonna, 2:45:11.560 --> 2:45:15.200 he's gonna fight for his players. And so yeah, all 2:45:15.240 --> 2:45:17.000 these guys all of a sudden. You know, you don't 2:45:17.040 --> 2:45:20.080 many times the coaches get to have picks. But my 2:45:20.160 --> 2:45:21.960 man here has got two pretty good stretch for the 2:45:22.120 --> 2:45:25.360 D line rooms. Coach Lean, let thanks so much for 2:45:25.480 --> 2:45:29.039 joining us. Uh, all right, talk about it. We got MALIEK. 2:45:29.120 --> 2:45:32.720 Collins here third round selection and then Charles Tapper as well. 2:45:32.959 --> 2:45:34.520 Some of the things you saw on both the players. 2:45:34.600 --> 2:45:37.040 All right, thanks for having me first problem, I appreciate you. 2:45:37.240 --> 2:45:40.000 M Malik. First of all, I got a chance to 2:45:40.000 --> 2:45:42.360 work out both of the guys, Malik and Charles m 2:45:42.640 --> 2:45:45.680 But I got um Charles first, right, went up to 2:45:45.720 --> 2:45:49.240 Oklahoma first and uh man Um. I was impressed just 2:45:49.400 --> 2:45:52.000 by his movement. Right, he has the traits that we like. Uh. 2:45:52.320 --> 2:45:53.920 You know, he played in more of a three four 2:45:54.000 --> 2:45:57.800 style defense. Um, but you can see the vision for 2:45:57.959 --> 2:46:00.160 him as a as an edge Russia, right and a 2:46:00.200 --> 2:46:03.200 guy that can move stunts and right. We like his 2:46:03.640 --> 2:46:06.800 his ability. Yeah, with with with with Charles a little 2:46:06.800 --> 2:46:10.119 bit though with with uh you talk about the scheme 2:46:10.160 --> 2:46:12.200 and stuff more of a three fourt but if you 2:46:12.240 --> 2:46:14.560 watch him a tape was was there we saw maybe 2:46:14.600 --> 2:46:16.680 not react as quickly. Is that more of a scheme? 2:46:16.840 --> 2:46:19.760 Was there? Some scheme things I mean with him? And 2:46:19.920 --> 2:46:22.040 now you feel like that, well you do see some 2:46:22.160 --> 2:46:24.320 of that that quickness with him. Yeah. You so you 2:46:24.360 --> 2:46:26.320 can see the movement right off the bad um. Like 2:46:26.400 --> 2:46:28.280 you said, you don't know how how they were coached 2:46:28.280 --> 2:46:31.600 and right what their eyes were trained, rights for what 2:46:31.720 --> 2:46:33.400 they were keying and uh out that I got up 2:46:33.840 --> 2:46:37.119 and to Oklahoma and visited with him. We watched film 2:46:37.200 --> 2:46:39.160 man Um. He kind of explained to me, Yeah, some 2:46:39.280 --> 2:46:40.960 of the technique and you know they were kind of 2:46:41.040 --> 2:46:44.320 watching the back and yeah, defense right. It kind of 2:46:44.320 --> 2:46:46.600 slowed him down a little bit, but you can see 2:46:46.640 --> 2:46:48.840 that he has instincts. He does have football these teams. 2:46:48.879 --> 2:46:51.240 What about with Collins, you know, I mean again it 2:46:51.320 --> 2:46:53.240 looked like watching him on that Nebraska put him on 2:46:53.280 --> 2:46:55.320 that shoulder, let him go more of a three technique 2:46:55.360 --> 2:46:57.200 kind of a player for you in this year. Yeah, 2:46:57.400 --> 2:46:59.000 I think that's the vision that we have for him. 2:46:59.240 --> 2:47:02.720 He fits well as a what we call the undertackle position, 2:47:02.800 --> 2:47:05.520 and uh, he'll be a guy that can penetrate U 2:47:05.920 --> 2:47:08.200 can do a good job of rapping on our games 2:47:08.240 --> 2:47:09.960 and our stunts, and uh, I mean he has a 2:47:10.000 --> 2:47:12.560 past rush ability as well, so he's like that was 2:47:12.600 --> 2:47:14.199 one of the good things you saw him in Nebraska 2:47:14.360 --> 2:47:16.360 was those twist games and stuff like that. Man he 2:47:16.400 --> 2:47:18.000 could get so he could get it up the field. 2:47:18.560 --> 2:47:21.440 Jason Garrett actually talked to the media last night after 2:47:21.879 --> 2:47:24.520 after last night was over. He mentioned, you know, defensive 2:47:24.640 --> 2:47:27.080 end gets so much credit as kind of the visible, 2:47:27.240 --> 2:47:30.400 flashy pass rush position. But how do you guys feel 2:47:30.480 --> 2:47:32.520 I assume the answer has to be excited, But the 2:47:32.560 --> 2:47:36.119 amount of resources y'all have at tackle now with Collins obviously, 2:47:36.200 --> 2:47:38.840 Tyron Crawford's there, and y'all signed Cedric Thornton, how do 2:47:38.879 --> 2:47:41.920 you feel about that interior pass rush right now? I 2:47:42.000 --> 2:47:44.920 think we feel real good about it. I do, Coach 2:47:45.000 --> 2:47:48.520 Marinelli does as well, and we also have we have 2:47:48.879 --> 2:47:52.640 Malite Collins now, Tyron Crawford, you mentioned Cedric Thornton and 2:47:53.360 --> 2:47:56.400 also Terrell McClain. Sure, right, So you know, I feel 2:47:56.480 --> 2:47:59.640 real good about those four guys being in a rotational 2:47:59.760 --> 2:48:04.280 ski team and our system, it demands hard work and uh, 2:48:05.840 --> 2:48:07.840 down in and down out, so you need to kind 2:48:07.840 --> 2:48:09.640 of have some guys to rotate and keep him fresh. 2:48:10.040 --> 2:48:14.520 You mentioned, um Tapper played a different scheme in college 2:48:14.640 --> 2:48:17.640 than than what you guys run here. I'm interested to know. 2:48:17.760 --> 2:48:19.800 And obviously you guys watch tape on all these guys, 2:48:20.000 --> 2:48:23.560 you visit with them. It's an exhaustive process, clearly, But 2:48:24.400 --> 2:48:26.640 at what point, and I guess it's maybe visiting with him, 2:48:26.640 --> 2:48:28.119 at what point do you kind of get a feel 2:48:28.200 --> 2:48:31.480 for Okay, I can project this guy to what we do. 2:48:31.560 --> 2:48:34.040 I think this guy works for what we want. I 2:48:34.160 --> 2:48:36.320 think for Charles, you know, you see a guy that 2:48:36.400 --> 2:48:39.200 he's six two, Um he's two seventy, played at two 2:48:39.320 --> 2:48:41.400 seventy at times he might play a little bit heavier, 2:48:41.879 --> 2:48:45.320 but you see him playing down as a four eye 2:48:45.400 --> 2:48:47.240 what we call a four which is inside the tackle, 2:48:47.280 --> 2:48:50.280 and sometimes as you know, as a three technique. Um 2:48:50.400 --> 2:48:52.200 so you can see him mix it up with the 2:48:52.600 --> 2:48:54.880 bigger guys and um so he I thought he did 2:48:54.920 --> 2:48:56.960 a really good job on his movement when they did 2:48:57.120 --> 2:48:59.560 move and um you know that you ask him to 2:48:59.680 --> 2:49:01.840 line up inside the tackle and then pop outside and 2:49:01.879 --> 2:49:04.360 get a pass rush, and uh, you know, he showed 2:49:04.400 --> 2:49:06.640 that the movement the traits that we like and so 2:49:06.760 --> 2:49:09.080 you can project that you can see, Um, he can 2:49:09.160 --> 2:49:12.720 bend them. He has quickness, and he also has long speed. 2:49:12.760 --> 2:49:14.480 You know, you see him pursuits and so you see 2:49:14.520 --> 2:49:18.320 his range. There's a lot to laugh about that not 2:49:18.840 --> 2:49:21.240 necessarily pertaining to either of these two guys, but I'm 2:49:21.280 --> 2:49:24.400 just really curious. It's an interesting perspective for you. You're 2:49:24.480 --> 2:49:26.480 part of this draft process on the coaching side for 2:49:26.520 --> 2:49:28.800 the Cowboys now, but you were also a seventh round 2:49:28.879 --> 2:49:32.120 draft pick yourself. What I guess, what's that light getting 2:49:32.120 --> 2:49:34.560 to be on both sides of this process? And is 2:49:34.600 --> 2:49:37.240 it kind of surreal helping pick a guy for a 2:49:37.320 --> 2:49:39.280 team after you've been a player and been a draft 2:49:39.320 --> 2:49:43.000 pick yourself. Yeah, it is. And the experience of going 2:49:43.040 --> 2:49:45.520 on on the road and um, you know, talking to 2:49:45.640 --> 2:49:48.160 the guy, having the guy set up to dinner, and yeah, 2:49:48.240 --> 2:49:50.040 I mean just the whole thing of seeing if he 2:49:50.160 --> 2:49:52.760 can handle all of all of these things out. You know, 2:49:52.920 --> 2:49:55.320 that is a good experience as a coach, you know, 2:49:55.480 --> 2:49:57.720 as and as an evaluator. You know, when I think 2:49:57.720 --> 2:50:00.160 about it coming up as a player and I talk 2:50:00.160 --> 2:50:02.000 to these guys I've called some of the guys that 2:50:02.120 --> 2:50:05.920 got drafted yesterday just to give them a worse of encouragement. Hey, relaxing, 2:50:06.200 --> 2:50:08.720 It's going to happen. And when you get the opportunity, 2:50:09.080 --> 2:50:11.240 you know, you got to go in with you know, 2:50:11.600 --> 2:50:15.360 I would say focused and really with the blinders on, 2:50:15.480 --> 2:50:17.160 just saying, hey, I gotta take care of me and 2:50:17.400 --> 2:50:20.039 I'm going in and it doesn't matter where I got drafted. 2:50:20.160 --> 2:50:22.560 You know, some guys get caught up into you know 2:50:23.000 --> 2:50:25.240 I got drafted or I didn't get drafted. I say, hey, 2:50:25.280 --> 2:50:26.800 you got to get a chance to show up at 2:50:26.840 --> 2:50:30.200 a NFL practice field and in an NFL locker room. 2:50:30.240 --> 2:50:32.039 You gotta take advantage of it no matter where you get. 2:50:32.640 --> 2:50:34.840 We know, we know you like to rotate a lot, 2:50:34.959 --> 2:50:38.279 and you know, keep these guys fresh. Do you anticipate 2:50:38.560 --> 2:50:42.480 Collins and Tapper being able to contribute very early from 2:50:42.560 --> 2:50:45.879 day one? Yes? We do. Mean I think you get 2:50:46.160 --> 2:50:49.400 you pick those guys at those places in the draft, 2:50:49.680 --> 2:50:51.520 you expect from to come in and be a part 2:50:51.560 --> 2:50:54.160 of a rotational and that's kind of what our scheme is, 2:50:54.200 --> 2:50:56.520 a rotational system. I mean, like I said, we are 2:50:56.560 --> 2:50:58.879 demanded on our guys to turn and run and turn 2:50:58.959 --> 2:51:01.920 and springing, you know, get up feeling. So you know, 2:51:02.760 --> 2:51:05.480 the rotation is big, you know. Yeah, Well I wonder, 2:51:05.520 --> 2:51:07.200 I wonder just before you get out of here, kat, 2:51:07.600 --> 2:51:10.480 I want to ask you about last year with with Russell, 2:51:10.840 --> 2:51:13.280 you know, with Ryan Russell and where and where where 2:51:13.360 --> 2:51:15.920 he's added in your thoughts there and then also to 2:51:16.200 --> 2:51:19.320 the adding of Benson mail walk you know where you 2:51:19.480 --> 2:51:22.160 see a couple of guys again. The tape from the 2:51:22.280 --> 2:51:24.680 Raiders looked out standing on Benson and what he was 2:51:24.760 --> 2:51:27.320 able to do. But talk about really where Russell is 2:51:27.480 --> 2:51:30.240 right now in the in your thought process here as well. Um, 2:51:30.360 --> 2:51:33.840 you know Ryan, he had his rookie year and um, 2:51:34.040 --> 2:51:37.800 you know, fifth round pick, and he showed some improvements 2:51:37.879 --> 2:51:40.760 right as he got adjusted to the speed of the game. 2:51:40.800 --> 2:51:42.920 And I think we're looking for big things for Ryan. 2:51:42.959 --> 2:51:46.920 The expectations are high, and the expectation for himself it's high. Right. 2:51:47.640 --> 2:51:49.959 He text me in a month ago as you said, Hey, 2:51:50.360 --> 2:51:52.600 I'm preparing. I'm sure you're ready to go, and I'm 2:51:52.640 --> 2:51:55.280 looking forward to that to having a great season. And 2:51:55.440 --> 2:51:59.360 and that's the start. You know, he's he's focused on it. Benson. Man, 2:51:59.400 --> 2:52:02.840 we've had a businesson h he was at Seattle right 2:52:03.080 --> 2:52:05.640 and you can see the flashes and he's just continued 2:52:05.680 --> 2:52:08.039 to grow as a player. So we are really excited 2:52:08.040 --> 2:52:10.200 about both of those guys. Well, Favery Kid, Well, well, 2:52:10.360 --> 2:52:12.400 leon Let, thank you so much for joining us. Always 2:52:12.400 --> 2:52:15.920 appreciate your insight. Uh, they do. They rotate a lot 2:52:15.959 --> 2:52:17.840 of guys, see a lot of guys playing, and the 2:52:18.120 --> 2:52:19.680 big Cats one of the reasons why they get the 2:52:19.720 --> 2:52:21.920 production they do. So thanks Agi for joining us. Appreciate them, 2:52:21.920 --> 2:52:24.480 appreciate thank you guys. All Right, so let's leon Let 2:52:24.640 --> 2:52:28.080 the defensive line coach here with the Dallas Cowboys. He 2:52:28.320 --> 2:52:31.720 was instrumental in uh going out and working out a 2:52:31.800 --> 2:52:34.199 couple of guys here in a couple of draft picks, 2:52:34.640 --> 2:52:39.560 uh with MALIEK. Collins from Nebraska Charles Tapper from Oklahoma. 2:52:40.200 --> 2:52:42.480 I like what he was saying about the Oklahoma thing. 2:52:42.680 --> 2:52:45.560 You know they figured it out though, that that scheme 2:52:45.640 --> 2:52:48.039 kills those kids. I mean, I'm sorry if you're an 2:52:48.080 --> 2:52:51.760 Oklahoma fan out there, but uh, defensive Raiders, well, you 2:52:51.840 --> 2:52:54.360 look at some of the guys, it doesn't do a 2:52:54.400 --> 2:52:57.039 many favors. And they're a program. They're a great program. 2:52:57.280 --> 2:52:59.600 They're a great program, and so you know, we'll see 2:52:59.680 --> 2:53:02.000 Phillip Jones is coming in here right now. Well, Bill 2:53:02.120 --> 2:53:03.640 Jones could come in here and talk to me if 2:53:03.640 --> 2:53:05.360 he wants to do that. So anyway, no, I love 2:53:05.440 --> 2:53:08.600 Bill Jones. Okay, let's go back where we're at. Pick 2:53:08.720 --> 2:53:12.720 one fifty nine is where we're at. We'll go back 2:53:12.800 --> 2:53:16.000 and hit some picks. We talked about. Joe hag at 2:53:16.040 --> 2:53:19.640 one fifty five with to the Colts pick one fifty six. 2:53:19.800 --> 2:53:23.000 Jonathan Williams running back Dame Bruger really likes this pick. 2:53:23.520 --> 2:53:26.640 He goes to the Buffalo Bills at one fifty seven. 2:53:27.200 --> 2:53:31.960 Lashawn Simms, the defensive back from Southern Utah, goes to 2:53:32.120 --> 2:53:37.000 Tennessee Brandon Shell at one fifty eight. The offensive tackle 2:53:37.120 --> 2:53:39.800 from South Carolina is a New York Jet. And we 2:53:39.920 --> 2:53:44.400 are waiting for the Houston Texans. Who is this there 2:53:44.600 --> 2:53:49.160 pick here at fifth round, one fifty nine, and we 2:53:49.280 --> 2:53:53.600 will we'll see that here in a second. Though. Just 2:53:53.760 --> 2:53:56.680 some thoughts, Dave, from what you heard and maybe not 2:53:56.800 --> 2:53:59.520 so much from the rookie guys, you know, from Russell 2:53:59.760 --> 2:54:02.879 from Benson, Mayowa, rotational all that stuff. How do you feel, 2:54:03.120 --> 2:54:07.200 I mean, it's this is and people can people can 2:54:07.280 --> 2:54:08.840 call me a Homer if they want to, I guess, 2:54:08.920 --> 2:54:11.080 but I kind of. I was thinking about this last night. 2:54:11.879 --> 2:54:16.040 Is there's a lot of angst among Cowboys fans about 2:54:16.280 --> 2:54:19.000 the pass rush right now. Yeah, and it mainly stems 2:54:19.080 --> 2:54:21.680 from Randy Gregory and DeMarcus Lawrence. She's been available for 2:54:21.760 --> 2:54:26.920 four games. That's certainly not encouraging. Yeah, but you look 2:54:27.000 --> 2:54:30.880 at it. They've put a lot of resources into this 2:54:31.000 --> 2:54:33.000 defensive line over the last few years. I mean, going 2:54:33.040 --> 2:54:35.640 all the way back to Tyrone Crawford, who was eighty 2:54:35.680 --> 2:54:38.720 one overall in twenty twelve, who signed a contract extension. 2:54:39.200 --> 2:54:42.680 They just gave Cedric Thornton twenty million. They gave Benson 2:54:42.760 --> 2:54:46.039 Mayowa a pretty decent contract for a guy with his experience. 2:54:46.480 --> 2:54:49.240 And then you talk about Lawrence at thirty four, Gregory 2:54:49.280 --> 2:54:54.680 at sixty, MALIEK. Collins at sixty seven, and now Charles 2:54:54.760 --> 2:54:58.360 Tapper at one oh one. Yeah, and I mean there 2:54:58.920 --> 2:55:00.879 and well, I'll even throw Ryan Russell in. There's fifth 2:55:00.920 --> 2:55:02.520 round pick last year. I don't remember the number off 2:55:02.560 --> 2:55:04.840 the top of my head, but they have put a 2:55:04.959 --> 2:55:08.199 lot of talent into that rotation, and it's it's interesting 2:55:08.280 --> 2:55:10.520 to me. We don't look at it as a strength 2:55:10.640 --> 2:55:13.280 right now, because we haven't seen it. Randy Gregory doesn't 2:55:13.280 --> 2:55:16.080 have a career sack. Lawrence appears to be trading in 2:55:16.120 --> 2:55:18.760 the right direction. You hope he's right about Ryan Russell. Sure, 2:55:18.920 --> 2:55:21.879 I mean that's the great that's the great mystery, right there. 2:55:22.000 --> 2:55:24.360 No offense to Ryan Russell. Yeah, I hope he's right 2:55:24.360 --> 2:55:27.480 about Benson Mayowa. Yeah, yeah, exactly. Yeah, I'm with you. 2:55:27.640 --> 2:55:29.960 If if it's a better chance of being right about 2:55:30.080 --> 2:55:33.040 Benson Mayowa than there is Ryan Russell, Mayo is what 2:55:33.200 --> 2:55:37.160 the Cowboys think he is, then this could be a coup, honestly, 2:55:37.240 --> 2:55:39.160 and I don't know if that's going to happen. I'm 2:55:39.240 --> 2:55:42.080 trying to look at it as objectively as possible and say, 2:55:42.280 --> 2:55:44.680 this is a guy with two career sacks, who's played 2:55:44.680 --> 2:55:47.280 a limited role everywhere that he's been. But you just 2:55:47.400 --> 2:55:49.480 heard Leon. Let's say they've had an eye on him 2:55:49.520 --> 2:55:52.600 since he was in Seattle, which was two to three 2:55:52.800 --> 2:55:56.200 years ago, Yeah, a while ago. Yeah, if they've been 2:55:56.280 --> 2:55:59.480 that interested in this guy, yeah, they have a fantastic 2:56:00.240 --> 2:56:02.520 projection of what he could become, and they've got a 2:56:02.640 --> 2:56:04.960 great set of coaches to bring that out of him. Right, 2:56:05.080 --> 2:56:08.080 If he becomes something special that's going to be looked 2:56:08.080 --> 2:56:11.520 at as like this just genius steal of a move. 2:56:12.000 --> 2:56:14.920 And obviously, you know you hope Randy Gregory and too 2:56:14.920 --> 2:56:17.280 Marcus Lawrence can meet their potential when they get back 2:56:17.320 --> 2:56:20.680 from their suspension. So I guess, in a roundabout way, 2:56:20.800 --> 2:56:24.279 there goes your pet cat, Brian Kentrell Brothers to Mike Zimmer, 2:56:25.240 --> 2:56:27.640 Minnesota is having a great draft. Yeah, I think well 2:56:27.959 --> 2:56:30.560 before the pick before that detections at one fifty nine 2:56:30.560 --> 2:56:35.680 took kJ Dillon s Yeah, safety from am I right 2:56:35.720 --> 2:56:39.520 from West Virginia with Karl Joseph. Yeah. So in a 2:56:39.720 --> 2:56:41.360 in a long winded way, I guess what I was 2:56:41.440 --> 2:56:44.360 trying to say is a you can't knock him for trying. 2:56:44.920 --> 2:56:48.240 They are certainly putting effort into turning that pass rush 2:56:48.320 --> 2:56:53.560 into something. It hasn't yielded results yet, but if things 2:56:53.680 --> 2:56:57.880 follow their designs, it's certainly doable. I mean it's a 2:56:57.920 --> 2:57:00.480 big if. It is a big big if. Doubt, especially 2:57:00.480 --> 2:57:04.000 with Randy Gregory. Honestly, I I think I buy that 2:57:04.160 --> 2:57:07.600 DeMarcus Lawrence isn't gonna let him let this sidetrack him. 2:57:07.640 --> 2:57:09.840 I mean, Orlando Scandrick had the same. Let's be honest. 2:57:09.879 --> 2:57:11.959 Though he could fail again. He could. I mean, it's 2:57:12.000 --> 2:57:14.600 his twelve games and he could, he could have a relapse. 2:57:14.800 --> 2:57:16.760 They felt like they had him under control. You're talking 2:57:16.760 --> 2:57:19.560 about Gregory right now. I'm sorry, I'm talking abou Lawrence. Okay, 2:57:19.560 --> 2:57:22.560 I'm sorry. I feel yeah, I feel confident that this 2:57:23.040 --> 2:57:25.200 can be a one time deal for Lawrence. I don't 2:57:25.200 --> 2:57:27.800 have a problem believing that Gregory is the one that 2:57:27.920 --> 2:57:31.600 scares me. He should, he should, But I mean, just 2:57:31.760 --> 2:57:33.400 as easily as he could be out of the league, 2:57:33.400 --> 2:57:35.440 he could blossom into the guy that they would hope. 2:57:35.440 --> 2:57:38.400 So I it's it's fascinating and there's really nothing to 2:57:38.440 --> 2:57:41.400 do but wait and see Minnesota at five when sixty 2:57:41.480 --> 2:57:44.680 took Kendrill Brothers. Tell everybody how great of a player 2:57:44.760 --> 2:57:46.840 this guy is. If you want a guy that's big 2:57:46.920 --> 2:57:49.080 and fast, it's not for you. But if you want 2:57:49.120 --> 2:57:51.840 a guy that's very instinctive and shows up at the 2:57:51.959 --> 2:57:55.760 spot before the blocker or the ball carrier, that's Kentroll Brothers. Uh. 2:57:56.120 --> 2:57:59.200 He's just a very aware player. He understands what the 2:57:59.280 --> 2:58:01.920 offense is trying to do. Three year starter, a Week's 2:58:01.920 --> 2:58:05.880 head linebacker led the sec in tackles. He ran a 2:58:05.959 --> 2:58:08.879 four eight nine at the combine and that's not good 2:58:09.000 --> 2:58:12.640 for a linebacker. So that's what's caused him to fall. 2:58:13.000 --> 2:58:16.120 He doesn't have those uh that above average athleticism that 2:58:16.200 --> 2:58:19.160 you want, but dude, as a competitor, the instincts are 2:58:19.160 --> 2:58:22.400 off the charts tackling machine. Yeah, I think he could 2:58:22.440 --> 2:58:25.920 play three four or four three inside. Mike Zimmer will 2:58:25.959 --> 2:58:29.000 find a spot for him, you know, And they the 2:58:29.320 --> 2:58:32.440 Vikings have done a nice job. And then think about Mike. 2:58:32.520 --> 2:58:35.280 Mike would always struggle. Mike struggled in the draft room. 2:58:35.320 --> 2:58:37.240 But Mike the last several years, the two years so 2:58:37.360 --> 2:58:39.600 now its third year being a coach, they've done a 2:58:40.080 --> 2:58:43.920 much better job of drafting. Give Rick Spielman those guys 2:58:44.000 --> 2:58:46.000 a lot of credit. It was right that the Vikings 2:58:46.040 --> 2:58:49.199 are her having. I think they're killing a great Lakwan 2:58:49.240 --> 2:58:53.160 treadwill in the first, my top receiver, McKenzie, Alexander in 2:58:53.200 --> 2:58:56.280 the second, my top corner, and then Kentroll Brothers here 2:58:56.320 --> 2:58:59.480 in the fifth. I skipped it for Willie Beavers because yeah, yeah, 2:59:00.840 --> 2:59:04.000 in round five to get Kentroll Brothers. At this point, 2:59:04.120 --> 2:59:07.720 add another body to the linebacker mix an outstanding pick 2:59:07.800 --> 2:59:09.480 and then another team he's having a I think a 2:59:09.560 --> 2:59:12.240 heck of a draft is Cincinnati. They're on the they're 2:59:12.280 --> 2:59:14.560 making their pick right now. We'll see who who they 2:59:14.600 --> 2:59:17.119 add to their haul. But you look at Cincinnati William 2:59:17.200 --> 2:59:19.200 Jackson in the first round, Tyler Boyd in the second, 2:59:19.440 --> 2:59:22.640 Nick Vigil and then Andrew Billings in the fourth. Yeah, 2:59:22.760 --> 2:59:24.920 those are four really good players, an he all four 2:59:25.000 --> 2:59:27.680 can start in this league. So I like what the 2:59:27.720 --> 2:59:29.400 Bengals are doing. And then here in the fifth I 2:59:29.560 --> 2:59:34.040 pick one sixty one they go with I'm thinking they're 2:59:34.040 --> 2:59:37.560 gonna probably uh, who's our best bellable player on the board. 2:59:37.600 --> 2:59:40.520 You talked about Higgins. Higgins. Westerman was a guy that 2:59:40.560 --> 2:59:42.560 we talked about in cash who was a guy again 2:59:42.600 --> 2:59:47.720 a coach driven personal Christian Westerman right there, goes all right, 2:59:47.760 --> 2:59:49.520 that's five guys right there. I think it's starting to 2:59:49.800 --> 2:59:51.879 and that's a coach driven department right there. I've said 2:59:51.920 --> 2:59:53.800 it a bunch. Kit. You got a phone call for me, Yeah, 2:59:53.920 --> 3:00:01.760 Denny in hawaiiha um, you know when every will um 3:00:01.879 --> 3:00:04.480 with Leona coming and I wanted to say that, you know, 3:00:05.080 --> 3:00:07.880 with you know here coming from a small pretty much 3:00:07.920 --> 3:00:13.600 small school and all that. Uh. Um, you know, whenever 3:00:13.640 --> 3:00:16.280 I hear like country Strong with with Dane Bruger with 3:00:17.000 --> 3:00:19.640 Drew Live, Yeah, is he falling because of his um 3:00:20.400 --> 3:00:24.000 his arm or the surgery on his arm or you 3:00:24.080 --> 3:00:26.680 know he can we can we probably snatch him up. 3:00:27.000 --> 3:00:30.800 And then also, um, and I'm you know, Bryan Smith 3:00:30.920 --> 3:00:33.040 was my last corner that I was really looking at. 3:00:33.840 --> 3:00:36.840 Um any cornerback still yet on the board that we 3:00:36.920 --> 3:00:39.600 could take in the sixth round. Yeah, thank you, Danny 3:00:39.680 --> 3:00:44.120 appreciate that. Yeah, Drew, Yeah, yeah, he wears it. He 3:00:44.280 --> 3:00:47.080 wears elbow. When you watch him play, he wears a 3:00:48.320 --> 3:00:52.200 J J. Watt device on his arm. Looks like a Transformer. Yeah, 3:00:52.240 --> 3:00:56.080 with all that, uh the body armor on him. And 3:00:56.200 --> 3:00:58.879 then you know, I think you talk about the knee 3:00:58.920 --> 3:01:02.040 injury and the elbow. That's a big reason why he's falling. 3:01:02.400 --> 3:01:04.400 The chance that he really wasn't able to work out 3:01:04.480 --> 3:01:06.680 for teams because of the injury, because of his situation 3:01:06.879 --> 3:01:10.080 trying to go back to Iowa, that was denied. But 3:01:10.240 --> 3:01:12.360 if talking about the top corners on the board, Jalen 3:01:12.440 --> 3:01:15.480 Mills from LSU, Now again he has some baggage, but 3:01:15.760 --> 3:01:19.040 I think He's the best pure talent that's available. Harlan 3:01:19.160 --> 3:01:23.200 Miller from Southeastern Louisiana. Maurice Kennedy, I know a guy 3:01:23.280 --> 3:01:25.240 you like that? The senior? Sure? Did I still have? 3:01:25.480 --> 3:01:27.280 I had been fourth round. I've got some fourth I 3:01:27.360 --> 3:01:30.320 got some third round corners, and I've got some fourth 3:01:30.440 --> 3:01:32.680 round corners available right here. I'm interested to see when 3:01:32.720 --> 3:01:35.240 this group's gonna start coming off the board. I'm gonna say, 3:01:36.240 --> 3:01:39.600 just take a cursory look. I mean, what looks like 3:01:39.720 --> 3:01:42.280 the best value to you right now? The wide receiver 3:01:42.400 --> 3:01:46.320 with Dane's talking about is Higgins, Higgins, Lawler. You know 3:01:46.800 --> 3:01:51.600 that type of group that brown Seymour. Cash is another guy. 3:01:51.760 --> 3:01:53.600 I think what we're seeing with Cash right now is 3:01:53.640 --> 3:01:56.680 he is so scheme specific. Yeah, he needs you know 3:01:56.760 --> 3:01:59.440 that Dion Buchanan Roll when Arizona took him in the 3:01:59.480 --> 3:02:02.320 first round, everyone was shocked, but they believed in that 3:02:02.520 --> 3:02:04.600 role and what he could do. And Jeremy Cash needs 3:02:04.640 --> 3:02:07.080 a team to believe in that role and what he 3:02:07.120 --> 3:02:10.280 can do because he's just a specialized player, because he's 3:02:10.320 --> 3:02:12.840 not going to be a player you want in reverse 3:02:13.040 --> 3:02:16.160 or in coverage on a constant basis. You want him 3:02:16.200 --> 3:02:19.720 moving forward, playing versa the run, and he can do it, 3:02:19.879 --> 3:02:21.520 but he needs a team to believe in him, and 3:02:21.600 --> 3:02:24.280 so far we're not to that point. Yeah. Here, Uh, 3:02:24.760 --> 3:02:30.360 I'm looking at this, uh at the going forward here, Dallas, 3:02:30.680 --> 3:02:33.119 let's see, got a ways to go. Yeah, I gotta 3:02:33.160 --> 3:02:34.879 come back. I got a ways to go. I mean 3:02:35.840 --> 3:02:38.320 yeah seven. Yeah. I was trying to think maybe some 3:02:38.440 --> 3:02:41.640 guys early in that that that sixth round is uh, 3:02:41.920 --> 3:02:44.760 they lost the pick to San Francisco there early Uh, 3:02:45.200 --> 3:02:47.200 I think the early six If I write about that, 3:02:47.280 --> 3:02:50.480 I'm maybe I'm messing up a h Dallas. San Francisco 3:02:50.520 --> 3:02:54.040 got a pick from Dallas at one seventy eight in 3:02:54.160 --> 3:02:56.720 the six so yeah, they got the next time Dallas 3:02:56.760 --> 3:02:59.440 will pick would be at one eighty nine, a pick 3:02:59.520 --> 3:03:02.119 that they got at Oakland. So Denny's got a lot 3:03:02.200 --> 3:03:05.160 of a lot of waiting and hoping for it. Maybe 3:03:05.240 --> 3:03:09.440 a cornerback to um to to get to him there 3:03:10.240 --> 3:03:13.520 podium another pick. Yeah. Uh this Air Force base out 3:03:13.560 --> 3:03:16.360 in Missouri. Huh. Yeah, they've they've done it up big here. 3:03:16.959 --> 3:03:19.920 It looks like the Chiefs are going to announce this pick. Um. 3:03:20.200 --> 3:03:24.920 We'll see exactly who Andy Reid and John Dorsey. Select. 3:03:25.080 --> 3:03:26.840 If I go back to my days of being with 3:03:26.920 --> 3:03:30.360 Packer guys, Dorsey and Reid both always took a quarterback 3:03:30.440 --> 3:03:32.760 at some point in time, and they lost. They lost 3:03:32.840 --> 3:03:35.280 Chase Daniel lost Chase Daniel. So maybe they're looking for, 3:03:35.680 --> 3:03:39.119 said Brandon Allen's fits what they want to do. UM's 3:03:39.120 --> 3:03:42.120 talk about the quarter Kevin Hogan. Maybegan Hogan's on the board. 3:03:42.160 --> 3:03:44.320 I mean, that's that's something yet. I mean, but the 3:03:44.480 --> 3:03:47.240 Packer way was always to take a quarterback at some 3:03:47.320 --> 3:03:50.160 point in time. But you're right, replaced Chase Daniel with 3:03:50.720 --> 3:03:53.920 with a with a quarterback that villain Hogan dresscal the 3:03:54.000 --> 3:03:57.040 top three quarterbacks on my board. Well, let's see who 3:03:57.080 --> 3:04:00.760 they take. Kevin Hogan. There we go. So solid pick. 3:04:00.840 --> 3:04:02.440 I don't think he's ever gonna start in this league, 3:04:02.520 --> 3:04:05.160 but or you know, consistently, but as a number two 3:04:05.360 --> 3:04:07.240 or a guy that can be a spot starter, right, 3:04:07.320 --> 3:04:10.320 I think it's a solid pick. Yeah. The measurables clearly 3:04:10.360 --> 3:04:13.480 are there. Six three two hund eighteen pounds. I'd say 3:04:13.520 --> 3:04:16.040 this though, when you watch him now, everything underneath the 3:04:16.200 --> 3:04:18.400 intermediate stuff, I mean, he could kind of touch that 3:04:18.480 --> 3:04:20.800 stuff around. I don't think he has a huge arm 3:04:20.879 --> 3:04:22.560 by any meets, But when you watch him throw the 3:04:22.600 --> 3:04:24.080 ball down the field, it's almost like he's strolling with 3:04:24.080 --> 3:04:28.600 the javelins he has. He has to wind it up 3:04:28.680 --> 3:04:30.720 to get it there. He's gotta put like it takes 3:04:30.760 --> 3:04:33.320 like four steps and he's gotta put his whole body. 3:04:33.400 --> 3:04:35.640 Look at that he's jumping. I mean both feet are 3:04:35.720 --> 3:04:38.680 coming off the field when he makes these throws. But 3:04:39.200 --> 3:04:42.280 you know, again, fifth round, we're talking about quarterbacks that 3:04:42.840 --> 3:04:45.840 with the guys that are still potentially on the board. 3:04:45.959 --> 3:04:49.720 He was. He was one of Brandon Allen driscoll. Uh. 3:04:49.879 --> 3:04:52.240 Dave talked about had a lot of love for Cardinal Jones. 3:04:52.320 --> 3:04:55.440 Cardel Hey, Cardinal Jones makes that throw, the javelin throw, 3:04:55.520 --> 3:04:57.879 He does that with his wrist, He just flicks it. Well, 3:04:57.959 --> 3:04:59.680 I think Dave's right about it. If this guy's a 3:04:59.720 --> 3:05:02.440 winner though, I mean, he played a pro style scheme 3:05:02.840 --> 3:05:05.760 and and and you know Dave Shaw, who's the head 3:05:05.840 --> 3:05:11.080 coach at Stanford, man he be this player is tough guy. Yeah, 3:05:11.320 --> 3:05:15.560 he's so tough mentally and physically. Uh, you know, there's 3:05:15.560 --> 3:05:17.720 something to be said about guys that will their team 3:05:17.760 --> 3:05:20.400 to victories. Yes, I know, Christian McCaffrey is a big 3:05:20.440 --> 3:05:23.560 part of Stanford success last year. But what he brought 3:05:23.920 --> 3:05:27.320 to that quarterback position, what he could do, I think 3:05:27.360 --> 3:05:31.119 that will translate to the NFL. Okay, so it Uh, 3:05:31.840 --> 3:05:35.480 the Kansas City Chiefs take Kevin Hogan. That means the 3:05:35.520 --> 3:05:38.720 Green Bay Packers are now on the cloud. Just drive 3:05:38.800 --> 3:05:41.520 to Trevor Davis ahead, Okay, any Lawler there we go. 3:05:41.640 --> 3:05:43.760 Trevor Davis, I warned you about this. Yeah, you can 3:05:43.840 --> 3:05:46.039 warn you. This could happen. Trevor David. The special teams. 3:05:46.080 --> 3:05:49.000 I think that's what gives him the edge over Lawler. Here. 3:05:49.280 --> 3:05:51.520 Uh what Trevor Davis brings on special teams as a 3:05:51.600 --> 3:05:55.760 return man. Uh, very interesting pick here for Green Bay. Yeah, 3:05:55.840 --> 3:05:58.840 and again Lawler being on the board, Higgins on the board, 3:05:58.959 --> 3:06:02.120 still listed be on the board. You know that's uh. 3:06:02.879 --> 3:06:05.720 I have Higgins and I have Higgins in the third round, Lawler, 3:06:06.080 --> 3:06:09.959 Lawler's gonna make Lawler's gonna go somewhere. I compared him 3:06:10.000 --> 3:06:12.760 to the player the former cow player that's out with 3:06:12.840 --> 3:06:15.960 the Chargers right now, Bruin and Keenan Allen. He might 3:06:16.080 --> 3:06:18.080 not be able to run it as fast as like Keenan. 3:06:18.200 --> 3:06:21.000 I mean Keena's not fast. But this Lawler kid, you watch, 3:06:21.120 --> 3:06:23.120 there's plenty of bad ball catch And I'm not saying 3:06:23.160 --> 3:06:25.960 that Golf through everything bad, but there are several times 3:06:26.040 --> 3:06:29.400 where he has to make adjusting catches like somebody's gonna 3:06:29.480 --> 3:06:31.680 somebody's gonna take Golf knew that, I mean golf, knew 3:06:31.720 --> 3:06:33.160 that he could throw it. He doesn't have to be 3:06:33.240 --> 3:06:35.879 pinpoint accurate. He knew he could throw it a little 3:06:35.879 --> 3:06:38.400 bit farther away from the defender, and that Lawler would 3:06:38.440 --> 3:06:40.760 go get it. The biggest thing with Lawlers. While he 3:06:40.879 --> 3:06:44.000 makes some ridiculous catches, the best you've ever seen, he'll 3:06:44.080 --> 3:06:45.920 he'll drop some of your d drops, some easy one 3:06:46.000 --> 3:06:48.480 he drop. I'm very surprised he's still on the board 3:06:48.480 --> 3:06:52.480 at this point. H Trevor Davis again one of only 3:06:52.560 --> 3:06:56.480 twenty players ever in FBS history to have two kick 3:06:56.560 --> 3:06:59.400 returns for touchdowns on the same game. So again, that 3:06:59.480 --> 3:07:01.720 special team a big reason why I think he's off 3:07:01.760 --> 3:07:04.959 the board ahead of Lawlor. Okay, so now the pick 3:07:05.600 --> 3:07:10.800 at one sixty four is belongs to the Philadelphia Eagles. 3:07:11.280 --> 3:07:14.480 This is a selection that they got from the Pittsburgh Steelers. 3:07:15.160 --> 3:07:19.480 Um let's Philadelphia we've we've talked about what how do 3:07:19.560 --> 3:07:22.080 we feel about their offensive line? There was some you know, 3:07:22.240 --> 3:07:25.920 some questions about really better about it today than I 3:07:26.000 --> 3:07:29.440 did yesterday. I mean yeah, I like that Somalo kid. Yeah, 3:07:29.480 --> 3:07:32.440 and I mean I know they have, um Jason Kelsey, 3:07:32.560 --> 3:07:34.920 maybe some depth problems there, a little bit with you know, 3:07:35.000 --> 3:07:37.400 I mean maybe this. Uh, do you have anybody in mine? 3:07:37.400 --> 3:07:42.080 I mean we've we've we've talked about with Green, Alexander 3:07:42.959 --> 3:07:49.039 uh Tiatulo Tiatula. The Arkansas guy was ala, I'm sorry 3:07:49.280 --> 3:07:51.600 I should have used my pronunciation. Guy. Actually, it's sitting 3:07:51.680 --> 3:07:53.600 right in front of it, sitting right in front of me. Uh. 3:07:53.800 --> 3:07:57.920 The Kyle Murphy was a guy that we we kind 3:07:57.959 --> 3:08:02.680 of targeted a little bit on some on some stuff. Uh. Any. 3:08:03.320 --> 3:08:05.240 I just can't always feel like, at this point in time, 3:08:05.400 --> 3:08:09.520 you look for a value pick at an offensive line spot. Hey, 3:08:09.600 --> 3:08:11.959 I mean they just brought I mean, Lane Johnson's gonna 3:08:11.959 --> 3:08:14.120 be around there for a while. Yeah. They signed to 3:08:14.240 --> 3:08:18.240 Amalu behind Kelsey. I guess. I mean Peters is the 3:08:18.320 --> 3:08:21.840 big variable there. He's getting up there. He's no spring chicken. 3:08:21.879 --> 3:08:24.080 It was the tackle from TCU that I can't pronounce 3:08:24.160 --> 3:08:27.160 his name. That's a long name. Ain't say big v 3:08:27.480 --> 3:08:31.520 this samoan? Yes, go ahead, yeah, go ahead. I can't 3:08:31.560 --> 3:08:33.680 pronounce it, Come on, can't. I went I'm looking at 3:08:33.680 --> 3:08:35.280 I'm looking at a really long first name and a 3:08:35.320 --> 3:08:42.880 really short last. Okay, it's Halla, Hallapouli, Vonti va Ti 3:08:43.840 --> 3:08:48.560 that say that right? It's down there to the bed 3:08:48.959 --> 3:08:54.760 Halla Poli Okay, Halla Pooli. But wait, hollow say it? 3:08:59.520 --> 3:09:01.720 You put both you put them both on here, you 3:09:01.800 --> 3:09:05.200 put vat and Viti. It's both names. It's his full name. 3:09:05.760 --> 3:09:08.880 It's his full name of his first name. Yeah, oh 3:09:08.959 --> 3:09:15.520 my god, that's foot. I don't Cowboys, please don't draft him. 3:09:15.560 --> 3:09:16.960 I don't need to be writing that over and over. 3:09:17.000 --> 3:09:19.440 He's known as big. That doesn't make sense. Yeah, Bill 3:09:19.480 --> 3:09:22.320 big Va. But we're talking about offensive lineman. I thought 3:09:22.400 --> 3:09:26.440 you had two different pronunciations. No, No, that's his whole name. 3:09:26.840 --> 3:09:31.680 But anyway, yeah, but Philadelphia, uh were where's some value 3:09:31.720 --> 3:09:35.320 though on this board? Uh? For we've talked about the receiver, 3:09:35.680 --> 3:09:41.280 we've talked about, talked about Richard Higgins, talk about specific 3:09:42.080 --> 3:09:44.040 a couple of other defense mana cavige. I mean, this 3:09:44.160 --> 3:09:47.840 is Philadelphia could they take, could they take a good spot? 3:09:48.000 --> 3:09:50.400 Can they take a Temple player at Manda Cavidge, you 3:09:50.480 --> 3:09:55.000 know the linebacker Philly guy. So yeah, just keep drafting 3:09:55.040 --> 3:09:57.360 the Temple out. How crazy is that? Well, the picks in, 3:09:57.480 --> 3:10:01.560 let's see for the Eagles, it's pick five, one sixty 3:10:01.680 --> 3:10:05.200 four and uh, we're we're kind of patiently wait talking 3:10:05.200 --> 3:10:08.160 about everybody's favorite German receiver on the TV. Yeah, did 3:10:08.160 --> 3:10:09.840 you have an idea about the German receiver? Did you 3:10:09.879 --> 3:10:12.560 see anything on him? I mean this, I don't like 3:10:12.680 --> 3:10:15.119 we're showing clips right here. It means nothing because he's 3:10:15.400 --> 3:10:18.720 he's playing against me, He's spending against me outside. I'm 3:10:18.760 --> 3:10:20.520 not even you. He's playing eighth graders. I mean, these 3:10:20.600 --> 3:10:22.640 guys are these guys would not play a Division three 3:10:22.680 --> 3:10:25.840 ye college football. Yeah. Um, and so it's hard to 3:10:26.600 --> 3:10:29.240 the tape means nothing. It's all about the measurables. And 3:10:29.360 --> 3:10:33.039 a guy tested off the charts really the height, weight, speed. 3:10:33.240 --> 3:10:35.040 So I won't shock me at all if this guy 3:10:35.080 --> 3:10:37.840 gets drafted. Yeah. Well that that that Uh, well, we'll 3:10:37.879 --> 3:10:40.400 see if it, in fact, that is a case Eagle 3:10:40.480 --> 3:10:43.360 selection is in. Uh, let's see if they run it 3:10:43.400 --> 3:10:47.360 across the crawl. Uh, and see where we're at with 3:10:47.640 --> 3:10:53.000 all that we've we've talked about potentially offensive line here, receiver, Uh, 3:10:53.200 --> 3:10:55.680 you know, just the players that were mentioned right now. 3:10:55.720 --> 3:10:57.640 You're trying to find guys here in the fifth round 3:10:58.240 --> 3:11:01.320 with some traits and and uh, we'll see if in 3:11:01.480 --> 3:11:06.440 fact who they select. The Cowboys don't have a pick 3:11:06.560 --> 3:11:09.760 until one eighty nine, where it pick one sixty five. 3:11:09.840 --> 3:11:14.039 So long, wait, they got the quarterback that they wanted. 3:11:14.240 --> 3:11:17.320 It seems like that it Oh yeah, Dak Prescott mean 3:11:17.640 --> 3:11:22.080 today has been arguably their best day so far. I think, 3:11:22.080 --> 3:11:23.800 I mean, I love the Zeke pick. But well, we'll 3:11:23.800 --> 3:11:26.440 see what happens. Either drafted an All Pro player in 3:11:26.560 --> 3:11:29.680 Jalen Smith, or it goes into the long line of 3:11:29.920 --> 3:11:33.800 Cowboys second round picks that never play. We'll see, given 3:11:33.879 --> 3:11:36.760 their history over the last decade. And you and he, 3:11:37.520 --> 3:11:40.520 it was it was documented, it was well documented that 3:11:41.080 --> 3:11:44.760 oh here's here's the pick. There he is who was 3:11:44.800 --> 3:11:49.480 drafted Brian, Uh, this would be oh pul vt Viti 3:11:50.280 --> 3:11:53.200 vt Ytai. And I'm sure there's some folks out there 3:11:53.240 --> 3:11:56.560 at TCU Land that are just totally upset with what 3:11:56.680 --> 3:12:00.000 the way, but uh, yes, he is now a philadel 3:12:00.000 --> 3:12:03.600 Alf Eagles, So we get I get to evaluate that, uh, 3:12:04.000 --> 3:12:07.760 get to evaluate that that uh player down there and 3:12:07.800 --> 3:12:10.840 at TCU, he played at both the left and right sides. Um, 3:12:11.160 --> 3:12:13.000 he does a nice job of kind of just getting 3:12:13.040 --> 3:12:16.480 in the way. A wide bodied guy. Not might not 3:12:17.959 --> 3:12:21.480 be an overpowering player, but he keeps defenders busy. And 3:12:22.280 --> 3:12:24.640 I think that's the name of the game is to 3:12:24.800 --> 3:12:27.800 get is to block these defenders. And might not always 3:12:27.840 --> 3:12:30.200 look pretty with Big V, but he gets a job 3:12:30.320 --> 3:12:32.520 done more times than not. Yeah, I kind of saw 3:12:32.560 --> 3:12:34.600 a little bit of slow footed guys, a little bit 3:12:34.640 --> 3:12:37.199 worried about that kind of he has a wide base, 3:12:39.160 --> 3:12:42.959 real wide basse, real wide base for him. So okay, 3:12:43.040 --> 3:12:47.080 so Big V is uh. I say, I apologize to 3:12:47.120 --> 3:12:49.640 all the TCU folk out there. Sorry, and uh, but 3:12:50.080 --> 3:12:51.960 the guy played in our city. You think we could 3:12:52.040 --> 3:12:55.280 learning of TCU, Yes, Philip, I believe from France who 3:12:55.280 --> 3:12:57.640 we spoke with earlier. Yes, TCU, listen to me. Is 3:12:57.680 --> 3:12:59.840 still on the board. Do you think it's gonna last too? Yeah? 3:13:00.000 --> 3:13:01.480 Our next pick? Yeah. Kid. By the way, you have 3:13:01.560 --> 3:13:05.040 some Twitter questions in there that people a couple of 3:13:05.200 --> 3:13:10.520 oh it's a pick Kansas City. Though, Tyreek Hill, the 3:13:10.720 --> 3:13:14.640 widest fascinating pick, right, Yeah, Tyreek Hill, the wide receiver 3:13:14.800 --> 3:13:18.240 from West Alabama, is now part of the KANCI Chiefs 3:13:18.280 --> 3:13:23.320 pick five. Oklahoma State fans know all about Tyreek Hill. 3:13:23.640 --> 3:13:27.480 This dude is fast. He was kicked off the team 3:13:27.560 --> 3:13:32.960 for domestic incident, pretty ugly stuff, and so you know 3:13:33.080 --> 3:13:36.000 he he kind of was kicked out of the Oklahoma 3:13:36.040 --> 3:13:38.920 State program. Tried to at one point go to Akron. 3:13:39.040 --> 3:13:41.760 That didn't work out. Uh so you wind it up 3:13:41.800 --> 3:13:45.440 at West Alabama and you know, is he a running 3:13:45.440 --> 3:13:48.720 back as a receiver. He's an athlete. The guy can fly, 3:13:48.920 --> 3:13:51.280 and so I mean very interested that they took a 3:13:51.360 --> 3:13:54.080 chance on him at this point. The character stuff, the 3:13:54.120 --> 3:13:58.000 baggage is a very heavy baggage is very heavy. I get. Well. 3:13:58.000 --> 3:14:00.400 I mean, you saw the Seahawks take your boy Frank 3:14:00.440 --> 3:14:03.560 Clark last year and right second third, I believe it 3:14:03.600 --> 3:14:06.240 was the second round pick, yeah, second, that's right. Yeah, 3:14:06.280 --> 3:14:09.600 So obviously teams are still willing to take a chance 3:14:09.680 --> 3:14:11.119 on that guy for the talent. And I mean it's 3:14:11.160 --> 3:14:15.080 pick one sixty five. But with all of the emphasis 3:14:15.120 --> 3:14:17.360 and talk about domestic violence in the NFL, these days. 3:14:17.400 --> 3:14:20.800 It's always fascinating to me when a team is willing 3:14:20.879 --> 3:14:23.160 to pull that trigger despite all the baggage that comes 3:14:23.200 --> 3:14:26.720 with that. Okay, Tyreek Hill at five one sixty five 3:14:26.840 --> 3:14:31.040 West Alabama transfer from Oklahoma State. He is a Kansas 3:14:31.080 --> 3:14:35.840 City chief. John Dorsey and them made that selection where 3:14:35.879 --> 3:14:38.760 it pick five one sixty six that belongs to the 3:14:39.000 --> 3:14:43.600 Houston Texans. The pick is in for the Texans. Uh, 3:14:44.040 --> 3:14:46.440 could go a bunch of different I think the Texans 3:14:46.480 --> 3:14:49.040 have done a pretty nice job drafted. We've talked about 3:14:49.040 --> 3:14:52.400 the offensive talent they've added. Rock Osweiler's gonna be the 3:14:52.440 --> 3:14:55.680 happiest guy in Houston. Three fourth scheme with the Texans, 3:14:55.760 --> 3:14:59.720 Zoe and what they do. DJ Reader the defensive tacos 3:14:59.760 --> 3:15:02.280 se your bull guy, man, he is a load inside. 3:15:02.360 --> 3:15:04.760 Dan like that and Vince will Folk is getting a 3:15:04.760 --> 3:15:07.040 little old, you know. DJ Reader could be that that 3:15:07.800 --> 3:15:11.040 nose tackle in the waiting now for Houston. Great pick 3:15:11.120 --> 3:15:14.440 here in the fifth round. I think based on just 3:15:14.600 --> 3:15:16.720 his ability and his talent, you're talking about a third 3:15:16.840 --> 3:15:20.240 round player. Uh, you know, some accountability to issues there 3:15:20.280 --> 3:15:22.800 as well. Um, you know there were some issues at 3:15:22.879 --> 3:15:25.240 beginning of the season. He took a leave of absence 3:15:25.280 --> 3:15:27.160 from the team. But when he was on the field, 3:15:27.400 --> 3:15:31.960 UH watched watching against Alabama. Yeah, the way he can 3:15:32.040 --> 3:15:34.960 stack the point of attack, Uh two gap. I mean 3:15:35.000 --> 3:15:38.000 he's a true true nose guard, a guy that can, 3:15:38.520 --> 3:15:40.560 you know, clog things up and also make plays on 3:15:40.600 --> 3:15:45.320 the ball. So DJ reader goes to the Houston Texans. 3:15:45.480 --> 3:15:49.680 Dane uh painted a very nice picture of what he 3:15:49.879 --> 3:15:53.440 potentially can do in that three four scheme. Uh down 3:15:53.480 --> 3:15:57.760 there with the Texans is now puts Arizona on the clocket. 3:15:57.840 --> 3:16:01.920 Pick five one six D seven, Uh Kent, I was 3:16:01.959 --> 3:16:04.800 gonna go to you some for some Twitter questions. Go 3:16:04.879 --> 3:16:06.360 ahead and hit me on a couple them, if you will. 3:16:06.440 --> 3:16:09.040 This one's from Zeke two k rushing yards there we 3:16:09.120 --> 3:16:11.920 go some handle yep. If it were you, what would 3:16:12.000 --> 3:16:17.520 you address in the next round. Cornerback, linebacker or receiver? Well, 3:16:17.600 --> 3:16:21.120 I think, yeah, I think that you know, the situation 3:16:21.200 --> 3:16:24.680 at cornerback. They've got some young guys they like Dave, 3:16:24.879 --> 3:16:26.880 Yeah they do. They do have some young guys that 3:16:26.959 --> 3:16:30.720 they do like, sure, but they they've also though, uh, 3:16:31.879 --> 3:16:34.000 you know that the wide receiver part of it, though, 3:16:34.520 --> 3:16:36.440 uh is a it could be a big part of 3:16:36.480 --> 3:16:39.640 it as well. I mean, we we talked about, uh listen, 3:16:39.760 --> 3:16:42.640 be In what he potentially could do, be a guy 3:16:42.720 --> 3:16:45.120 that to down the field type of a player. For 3:16:45.240 --> 3:16:48.720 some reason, I'm I'm not as focused on wide receiver 3:16:49.240 --> 3:16:51.000 as I think a lot of people are. And that's 3:16:51.120 --> 3:16:54.560 I mean. I know Terence Williams entering a contract year, right, 3:16:54.920 --> 3:16:57.600 I know that they had their struggles with as Bryan 3:16:57.680 --> 3:17:01.720 out last year. Um, but if it's me, I think 3:17:01.720 --> 3:17:04.160 it's got to be a defensive back. And honestly, I'm 3:17:04.240 --> 3:17:07.160 getting it's still they got a waste to go. There's 3:17:07.200 --> 3:17:11.360 still twenty two picks until the Cowboys pick. But I 3:17:11.520 --> 3:17:14.080 like these names that I see here, whether it's Jeremy 3:17:14.160 --> 3:17:18.840 Cash yep, Um is our guy, our guy, Kennedy's still around, 3:17:18.959 --> 3:17:22.360 Cannidy is still there, our guy, another senior Bowl guy 3:17:22.440 --> 3:17:26.039 that you might remember. Oh, Nick Eatman is celebrating somewhere. 3:17:26.480 --> 3:17:29.760 Marquis Christian. Yep, he's been mocking him to the Cowboys 3:17:29.800 --> 3:17:32.080 in the sixth this whole time. He goes in the fifth. Yeah, 3:17:32.200 --> 3:17:37.840 Marquis Christian from Midwestern state. So Nick Eatman very happy 3:17:37.920 --> 3:17:40.320 about pull up Nick's Twitter feed. I bet he'll have 3:17:40.400 --> 3:17:42.200 something do you think he's going nuts right now? I 3:17:42.320 --> 3:17:43.960 bet he's I bet he'd be more pumped if he 3:17:44.040 --> 3:17:47.800 was going to be a cowboy. But yeah, Mary Christian 3:17:48.200 --> 3:17:51.720 Midwestern state but a finisher thought though about the cowboys? Well, 3:17:52.000 --> 3:17:54.240 I mean, I mean, you look at it. So Jeremy 3:17:54.320 --> 3:17:58.720 Cash still there, um Maurice Kennedy's still there. Harlan Miller 3:17:58.879 --> 3:18:01.240 is another guy that I who is still there. And 3:18:01.440 --> 3:18:04.720 again there's a ways to wait. But you see Mills 3:18:04.760 --> 3:18:08.400 as a kid. How did I forget the guy that 3:18:08.440 --> 3:18:10.920 went to my own school. He's got position flex which 3:18:11.040 --> 3:18:14.440 makes sense, could play safety or corner right played at 3:18:14.480 --> 3:18:17.119 a big time program, which they've clearly shown a pension 3:18:17.200 --> 3:18:20.320 for over the last couple of years. Um So I 3:18:20.680 --> 3:18:22.840 like the value that you see at that position a 3:18:22.959 --> 3:18:25.840 lot right now. Again, it's a ways to wait, so 3:18:25.920 --> 3:18:28.600 it's kind of hard to project, but that's where I'm going. 3:18:28.720 --> 3:18:32.080 I think that's really the last big must. Yeah, is 3:18:32.520 --> 3:18:34.840 a dB do you do you do you buy into 3:18:34.959 --> 3:18:37.400 what we maybe you know hearing in the hallways with 3:18:37.560 --> 3:18:40.560 Derek Dooley and Lissa be Oh, it wouldn't surprise me 3:18:40.600 --> 3:18:42.640 at all. It wouldn't surprise me at all. I think, listen, 3:18:42.680 --> 3:18:47.000 Be's a good bet. Who um our boy. Higgins hasn't gone, 3:18:47.040 --> 3:18:49.560 has he? No, he has not. Higgins was a visit. Yeah, 3:18:49.879 --> 3:18:53.600 exactly clearly like him. Yeah, no, you're I mean winning 3:18:53.680 --> 3:18:57.280 doubt defer to the thirty right, absolutely, no, absolutely. If 3:18:57.440 --> 3:19:00.600 if Higgins is there, listen, be's another guy. I'm trying 3:19:00.640 --> 3:19:02.600 to think if there's any am I forgetting something. Well, 3:19:02.760 --> 3:19:05.600 we talked about Lawlor was mine, but I don't know. 3:19:06.040 --> 3:19:08.199 They might. They might go for a guy with more speed. 3:19:08.400 --> 3:19:10.640 I mean they might. That might be the guys taking 3:19:10.760 --> 3:19:15.280 of Derek Dooley speaking of guys Marquez nor Marques North. 3:19:15.320 --> 3:19:18.400 But we saw markuz North and Marques North was a 3:19:18.480 --> 3:19:20.160 guy that we had on our board of right around 3:19:20.200 --> 3:19:22.280 the fifth round. I think we even mocked him to 3:19:22.400 --> 3:19:25.800 the Cowboys and the and the fifth round. So we 3:19:25.920 --> 3:19:29.880 will see if in fact that's going to be the case. 3:19:30.000 --> 3:19:32.360 This is just a little nick eatman run right here 3:19:32.520 --> 3:19:39.000 because because he's got an ass. I was not expecting that. 3:19:39.200 --> 3:19:41.920 Thank you, ken Uh you got Marquis Christian going for 3:19:42.000 --> 3:19:44.600 a while since I've been able to got Marquis Christian 3:19:44.640 --> 3:19:47.120 for Midwestern State going. And then the pick right after 3:19:47.200 --> 3:19:50.400 that to Cleveland is Spencer Drango. Spencer Drango right the 3:19:50.440 --> 3:19:54.000 Baylor guard tackle Baylor reunion going on up in Cleveland 3:19:54.080 --> 3:19:58.480 between RG three Cory Coleman and Spencer Drango. Yep, sure 3:19:58.840 --> 3:20:01.960 that's fun. Spencer Durango was a guy though. You know, 3:20:02.000 --> 3:20:05.440 a lot of people thought about him. And when I 3:20:05.520 --> 3:20:08.199 started talking about the those guys that are a little 3:20:08.240 --> 3:20:13.160 bit maybe slow footed, but but a massive guy. I 3:20:13.200 --> 3:20:16.640 mean when you look at his his measurables here, I think, 3:20:16.680 --> 3:20:18.760 let me pull him up on my h my guard 3:20:18.920 --> 3:20:21.840 originally into the tackle area, but now let me look 3:20:21.840 --> 3:20:24.000 at my guards. Yeah, spent we pulled right up there. 3:20:24.240 --> 3:20:27.120 Spencer Ango. He played left tackle at Baylor. I thought 3:20:27.160 --> 3:20:30.360 he had more hands, more hands he than punch. It 3:20:30.480 --> 3:20:32.480 was a one arm blocker a lot of the time, 3:20:32.720 --> 3:20:35.520 you know. I mean he always didn't see him get 3:20:36.080 --> 3:20:39.200 both hands in there. I didn't think he was very Smoothmaller, 3:20:39.720 --> 3:20:41.240 I say, his hands are all over place. He's one 3:20:41.240 --> 3:20:43.320 of those guys that takes his guy where he wants 3:20:43.360 --> 3:20:46.119 to go. He's not gonna sit there and drive somebody 3:20:46.160 --> 3:20:50.080 off the ball. Six five three fifteen is is what 3:20:50.640 --> 3:20:54.320 the measurables on him. I did see some power when 3:20:54.400 --> 3:20:56.720 he's punched when he did punch, but he didn't always 3:20:56.800 --> 3:20:59.800 do that. It's some trouble with his lateral slide as 3:21:00.000 --> 3:21:02.240 will I'm maybe why people think he needs to be 3:21:03.480 --> 3:21:06.240 a guard. But he turned out right there on the 3:21:06.320 --> 3:21:08.840 highlights that we're watching right there. I ain't met him 3:21:08.879 --> 3:21:11.240 in Waco at Baylor's pro day, and I mean this 3:21:11.440 --> 3:21:13.360 is easy to say. I mean, he's got a beard. 3:21:13.440 --> 3:21:15.960 That's not why I'm about to compare him Travis Frederick. Right, 3:21:16.640 --> 3:21:19.680 he reminds me of Travis Frederick. And a personality standpoint, 3:21:20.160 --> 3:21:23.640 he's he gets it. He's very m he's a friendly guy. 3:21:23.720 --> 3:21:26.199 First of all, he's just savvy. I think that probably 3:21:26.200 --> 3:21:29.959 applies to his play as well. Um. And I think, 3:21:29.959 --> 3:21:33.120 I mean, you know, if he if he becomes something 3:21:33.240 --> 3:21:34.960 up there in Cleveland, I think he'll probably be a 3:21:35.040 --> 3:21:38.640 go to guy for fans and media alike that type. 3:21:38.720 --> 3:21:43.520 So Cleveland takes Spencer Durango the guard tackle, I think 3:21:43.560 --> 3:21:45.920 he's gonna probably play guard. He's listed here in a 3:21:46.000 --> 3:21:49.760 sheet as a tackle. Uh. And then now the Detroit 3:21:50.000 --> 3:21:54.000 Lions are on the clock, and this is the last 3:21:54.280 --> 3:21:57.000 and this is the regular pick of round five. Yeah, 3:21:57.000 --> 3:22:01.200 and then and then we get into the compensatory factors. Uh, Kent, 3:22:01.400 --> 3:22:03.640 do you have another anymore Twitter questions? We can get to. 3:22:03.800 --> 3:22:07.080 This one comes from John L. Just to backtrack a bit, Okay, 3:22:07.200 --> 3:22:09.240 we know any other athletes in the past who have 3:22:09.320 --> 3:22:12.080 had the same injury as Jalen Smith? And how did 3:22:12.160 --> 3:22:15.440 they closest? Is? Uh is your guy with the as 3:22:15.480 --> 3:22:19.080 far as trying to the basketball guy, No, he's talking 3:22:19.080 --> 3:22:21.800 about the No Jalen Smith's injury. There was a guy 3:22:21.840 --> 3:22:24.640 and I think somebody in basketball had this injury. But 3:22:24.720 --> 3:22:26.360 that's not what you. Well, I was I was thinking 3:22:26.400 --> 3:22:30.400 about Lattimore. I was thinking about Lattimore running. Yeah, who 3:22:30.800 --> 3:22:33.920 came from South Carolina. It's not there. Yeah, and they 3:22:34.040 --> 3:22:36.520 and they were able never able to get him on 3:22:36.560 --> 3:22:39.000 the field. Again, I don't think they make this pick 3:22:39.120 --> 3:22:42.080 if they didn't have doctor Cooper do the surgery. I 3:22:42.120 --> 3:22:43.800 really don't feel like that that was going to be 3:22:43.959 --> 3:22:46.879 the case at all. I felt like that that Evidently 3:22:47.000 --> 3:22:50.400 he's he's felt like that, uh that he could he 3:22:50.480 --> 3:22:52.880 could do this, and uh that you know, and I 3:22:53.000 --> 3:22:55.680 and I, Hey, I trust doctor Cooper. But it's like 3:22:55.760 --> 3:23:00.720 to say, Okay, Denver Denver. Assume Detroit took Antwine Williams, 3:23:00.760 --> 3:23:05.760 a linebacker from Georgia's Southern at the five one sixty nine, 3:23:06.360 --> 3:23:10.480 and then uh, now Arizona is on the clock, and 3:23:11.000 --> 3:23:15.080 the Grand and Gilbert thank you for football tournament players. 3:23:15.520 --> 3:23:24.680 Welcome team Cardinals. Make the pick. Make the pick. With 3:23:24.959 --> 3:23:28.119 the one hundred and seventieth pick in the twenty sixteen 3:23:28.280 --> 3:23:32.960 NFL Draft, the Arizona Cardinals select Cole Toner, a tackle 3:23:33.160 --> 3:23:37.080 from Harvard Universe. All right, coleton had has to be 3:23:37.240 --> 3:23:40.880 very happy. Coletoner is a Senior Bowl veteran. Uh and 3:23:41.400 --> 3:23:43.760 so we will uh oh yeah, I remember the Harvard 3:23:43.760 --> 3:23:46.640 Remember remember the Harvard guy. You remember the Harvard guy 3:23:46.720 --> 3:23:49.240 trying to block Noah Spence. That that that that would 3:23:49.240 --> 3:23:51.880 be something what he's probably gonna have to deal with 3:23:52.000 --> 3:23:53.960 a little bit here in the National Football League. That 3:23:54.080 --> 3:23:58.000 wasn't always the most successful thing for him. Just notes 3:23:58.040 --> 3:23:59.720 on him. I have from him lined up as a 3:23:59.800 --> 3:24:01.920 right tackle there for the Crimson a little bit quickness 3:24:01.959 --> 3:24:04.320 off the ball, feet need to be has the feet, 3:24:04.360 --> 3:24:07.280 but needs a better punch, works man the outside mire 3:24:07.320 --> 3:24:09.160 and adjust plays on his feet. Will struggle with the 3:24:09.280 --> 3:24:12.680 inside block. So if people come down inside on him. 3:24:12.720 --> 3:24:14.720 He just that means if you don't have much strength, 3:24:14.760 --> 3:24:16.560 they'd be able to handle that. He needs to get 3:24:16.600 --> 3:24:19.600 to the edge a little bit quicker sets, better sets 3:24:19.640 --> 3:24:21.680 as a game war on that was a senior ball 3:24:21.800 --> 3:24:24.160 going back and watching that. But just doesn't have the 3:24:24.240 --> 3:24:26.360 lower power and his doesn't have power in his lower 3:24:26.400 --> 3:24:28.000 body just to sit down and gets a little bit 3:24:28.080 --> 3:24:31.879 overextended and trouble when he gets doesn't get his hands inside. 3:24:31.920 --> 3:24:34.480 That means that people get into him and are able 3:24:34.560 --> 3:24:38.600 to drive him back. So cole Toner, he gets to 3:24:38.760 --> 3:24:43.040 go to the he gets to go to the Cardinals. 3:24:43.160 --> 3:24:45.680 Cardinals here, and so go back to that tweet for 3:24:45.720 --> 3:24:48.000 a second. I just, uh, And this is something that 3:24:48.120 --> 3:24:51.960 you would hear Jason Garrett and Jerry and Stephen Jones 3:24:52.040 --> 3:24:53.840 say all the time. And I don't I don't think 3:24:53.840 --> 3:24:55.320 it counts as a cop out. I think it's true. 3:24:55.360 --> 3:24:59.199 I mean, we're talking about Marcus Latimore. Obviously, Marcus Lattimore 3:24:59.320 --> 3:25:01.760 did not have an NFL career as a result of 3:25:01.840 --> 3:25:06.080 that injury. But I'm not gonna look at that as 3:25:06.160 --> 3:25:09.400 the barometer for for what I should expect from Jalen Smith. 3:25:09.440 --> 3:25:12.119 I mean, no, two people are the same. No, two players, 3:25:13.040 --> 3:25:15.560 the way that two people react to an injury are 3:25:15.640 --> 3:25:17.760 not the same. And I know it's it's not the 3:25:17.840 --> 3:25:19.680 same injury. I'm not trying to say that it is. 3:25:19.840 --> 3:25:23.200 But I'll never get over how stunned I was that 3:25:23.360 --> 3:25:25.560 Morris Claiborne made it back in time for training camp 3:25:25.680 --> 3:25:27.640 last year. After these trainers are good, I mean, and 3:25:27.760 --> 3:25:30.440 they're they're, they're, they're gonna he's gonna be it's for 3:25:31.240 --> 3:25:35.040 one year. Yeah, we saw all the all the indications 3:25:35.160 --> 3:25:37.840 is that he's gonna be with Britt Brown for a 3:25:37.959 --> 3:25:40.480 year and we'll probably see him. I'm gonna get used 3:25:40.520 --> 3:25:43.040 to seeing him on the yellow chords out there practice, 3:25:43.320 --> 3:25:44.800 get to see him. It's gonna be a lot of 3:25:44.840 --> 3:25:47.080 things so Britt Brown. But it's gonna have to do 3:25:47.160 --> 3:25:49.760 to try and bring him back. But I will go 3:25:49.840 --> 3:25:52.920 as I don't agree with Jerry Jones that I feel 3:25:53.000 --> 3:25:55.200 confident saying he's not going to play a snap in 3:25:55.280 --> 3:25:57.520 twenty six I don't think so either. And again, if 3:25:57.560 --> 3:26:01.640 he plays in twenty seventeen, they've dragged again. I said 3:26:01.640 --> 3:26:04.560 it on TV two, Seattle's pick is in Uh, this 3:26:04.760 --> 3:26:07.480 is pick one seventy one in the fifth round. But 3:26:07.720 --> 3:26:09.959 I I said, with confidence, if this is a pick 3:26:10.040 --> 3:26:13.720 that you make if you've got job security, yeah, if 3:26:13.760 --> 3:26:15.800 you feel like that, you know, and if you run 3:26:15.879 --> 3:26:18.440 your draft that way where it's like And Dame Bruley 3:26:18.480 --> 3:26:20.040 even said, there's some people that came up in the 3:26:20.120 --> 3:26:22.440 second round said well we would have taken him. Maybe 3:26:22.480 --> 3:26:24.680 there's teams that feel really, really really good about the 3:26:25.240 --> 3:26:30.520 about the surgery, yea and Alex College. Whoa, Seattle, check 3:26:30.560 --> 3:26:34.400 out Seattle. You have Seattles. You have Seattle's all their 3:26:34.440 --> 3:26:36.000 picks in front of you. By any chance, I can 3:26:36.080 --> 3:26:38.800 pull them up in an instant. Okay, thank you Internet. 3:26:39.000 --> 3:26:45.320 Seattle has drafted Germain, Effettie, Jeron Reed, CJ. Procise. They 3:26:45.400 --> 3:26:49.879 got a running back there, Nick Vanette, Reese, Odiambo Okay, 3:26:49.920 --> 3:26:53.680 offensive line, Quentin Jefferson. I like this draft a lot. Yeah. 3:26:54.080 --> 3:26:57.040 And now Alex Collins, well, Procie and Collins. So they 3:26:57.080 --> 3:26:59.400 go to wide, they go to and keep in my 3:26:59.520 --> 3:27:01.920 money back. He's coming off a broken leg. But Thomas 3:27:02.040 --> 3:27:05.520 Rawls is still there too. I mean, obviously Marshawn Lynch retired. 3:27:05.560 --> 3:27:08.640 No think Sea Mike can get it done. Hey, he's 3:27:08.680 --> 3:27:11.640 there too, yeah, he is there. You're right about that, Kent. Well, 3:27:11.680 --> 3:27:13.960 they probably think that something's going to happen to see Mike, 3:27:14.120 --> 3:27:18.200 so uh we think so. Yeah, Alex Collins Dane goes 3:27:18.280 --> 3:27:22.600 to the Seattle Seahawks at pick we're in compensatory land 3:27:23.040 --> 3:27:26.360 five one seventy one process and Colins Yeah, before that, 3:27:26.840 --> 3:27:30.680 Cole Toner goes to Arizona at five one seventy. Yeah, 3:27:30.680 --> 3:27:33.560 we got him as well. And so now we're waiting 3:27:33.640 --> 3:27:38.560 for the Cleveland Browns. Uh. Their their selection is let's 3:27:38.600 --> 3:27:40.880 see is uh they haven't shown it in but they 3:27:40.920 --> 3:27:43.840 are on the clock as we speak. As we get 3:27:43.920 --> 3:27:48.560 to uh the last let's say one, two, three, four picks. 3:27:48.600 --> 3:27:51.120 We got back to back Cleveland Brown picks here at 3:27:51.120 --> 3:27:55.240 one seventy two and then at one seventy three to 3:27:56.160 --> 3:28:00.080 carry this draft, to get us to the end that 3:28:00.120 --> 3:28:03.720 I see a Midwestern state. Sure did, sure, Christian and 3:28:03.840 --> 3:28:06.400 were and we need you into here for Midwestern state 3:28:06.480 --> 3:28:10.360 type things because you're the expert on all things Midwestern state, 3:28:10.400 --> 3:28:13.119 you and Nick Eatman. I'll be honest when when Nick 3:28:13.200 --> 3:28:15.360 Eatman told me this kid was gonna get drafted, I 3:28:15.480 --> 3:28:18.200 was like, oh, okay, Midwestern state Homer, sure thing, and 3:28:18.400 --> 3:28:20.600 there he goes in the fifth round, keeps mocking him 3:28:20.600 --> 3:28:22.120 to us. Oh yeah player, and he had a great 3:28:22.120 --> 3:28:25.080 Pro day too, round a four four. Yeah. It was 3:28:25.200 --> 3:28:28.560 very productive at Midwestern State. Ninety five tackles as a senior. 3:28:28.640 --> 3:28:31.880 He leaves as a the holds all time record for 3:28:31.959 --> 3:28:35.160 career tackles at Midwestern State with almost three hundred. Very 3:28:35.240 --> 3:28:38.080 physical player, but he's also an athlete. So I gave 3:28:38.120 --> 3:28:40.000 him a PFA grade, but I didn't feel great about 3:28:40.040 --> 3:28:42.600 it because the tape show is a very good player. Yea. 3:28:43.240 --> 3:28:45.160 All right, well we're still waiting. Here's this like, oh, 3:28:45.360 --> 3:28:49.880 Rashad Higgins, that's what that's the fifth receiver Cleveland drafted. 3:28:50.560 --> 3:28:52.920 I think, well, unless you include the Princeton kid, a 3:28:53.040 --> 3:28:56.000 tight end, so that's the fourth receiver they're they're they're 3:28:56.080 --> 3:28:59.520 trying to totally remake their obviously remake their wide receiver group. 3:28:59.600 --> 3:29:04.520 Corey Coleman, Ricardo Lewis, Seth DeValve, he's a tight end. 3:29:04.560 --> 3:29:07.840 We think Jared Jordan Payton, excuse me, Jared Payton's the 3:29:07.920 --> 3:29:12.120 running back of Walter's son. And now Richard Higgins. That's amazing, 3:29:12.440 --> 3:29:14.640 that's what you put about that, Dad, I mean I 3:29:14.640 --> 3:29:16.920 think that. Yeah, well, let me know, let me think 3:29:16.959 --> 3:29:19.320 about let me let me ask you the question. Because 3:29:19.440 --> 3:29:23.000 you guys understand numbers. I understand watching the tape, and 3:29:23.080 --> 3:29:26.280 I understand you understand watching the tape. But there's all 3:29:26.320 --> 3:29:29.760 come a point in time that these numbers choke you 3:29:30.000 --> 3:29:34.160 from maybe selecting somebody else. I mean, you know, they've 3:29:34.160 --> 3:29:36.960 got a lot of picks, but four wide receivers in 3:29:37.000 --> 3:29:39.560 this draft. Well, and what they're doing is interesting because 3:29:39.600 --> 3:29:43.520 some of these picks scream analytics and testing numbers. But 3:29:43.560 --> 3:29:46.360 then some of these other picks, say the scouts, Jordan 3:29:46.400 --> 3:29:49.600 Payton is not an explosive athlete, tested really well. Richard 3:29:49.680 --> 3:29:52.560 Higgins is not an explosive athlete, tested really well. These 3:29:52.640 --> 3:29:55.280 are scout picks, and so the Browns are mixing both 3:29:55.360 --> 3:29:59.280 of these the analytics also with scouting, so they're not 3:29:59.480 --> 3:30:02.520 just focusing on one part of the scouting process. They're 3:30:02.640 --> 3:30:06.200 using everything to add more playmakers because this team is 3:30:06.360 --> 3:30:09.879 void of the playmakers. Yeah, well that's it just seems 3:30:09.920 --> 3:30:12.840 so if the numbers are I mean, and you're right 3:30:12.879 --> 3:30:14.960 about Peyton, I mean, he's not going to be the 3:30:15.080 --> 3:30:18.760 testing guy. But man, I mean it just seems like 3:30:18.920 --> 3:30:21.000 a little bit overkill. And then now they take a 3:30:21.600 --> 3:30:26.880 cornerback Trey Calwell from a Luigiana Munroe. Uh. Any thoughts 3:30:26.959 --> 3:30:30.400 on him day? He was an undersized guy, but he's speedy. 3:30:30.520 --> 3:30:33.200 He's fast, um, and I think that's the biggest that 3:30:33.280 --> 3:30:35.600 that speed. I think he ran in the four threes 3:30:36.640 --> 3:30:38.800 at his pro day and that's really what's going to 3:30:38.840 --> 3:30:41.640 save him. Okay, but you know he's undersized, and so 3:30:41.720 --> 3:30:44.280 he's a slot only. Uh you know he might have 3:30:44.400 --> 3:30:47.160 he has a chance to be maybe a dime corner right. Uh. 3:30:48.600 --> 3:30:50.480 I didn't have him draft. I had him more as 3:30:50.520 --> 3:30:53.039 a priority free agent. But right at this point, late 3:30:53.040 --> 3:30:55.680 in fifth round, I could understand why they go that round. Yeah, 3:30:55.720 --> 3:31:00.640 Trey Cooper defensive back from Caldwell, right, Tray got call? Well, 3:31:00.680 --> 3:31:05.840 excuse me, Trey Calwell defends it back Louisiana Munroe. Uh. 3:31:06.080 --> 3:31:10.280 The now the San Francisco forty nine ers are on 3:31:10.480 --> 3:31:13.400 the clock. Uh, Dave, do you have the forty nine 3:31:13.440 --> 3:31:16.560 ers and who all they've taken? I got it right here. 3:31:16.720 --> 3:31:20.680 Please if you just refresh my DeForest Buckner Seventh Joshua 3:31:20.800 --> 3:31:24.840 Garnett out of Stanford will offensive lineman, there Will Redmond corner, 3:31:25.000 --> 3:31:29.879 Richard Robinson another corner, Ronald Blair, and John Thas. Okay, 3:31:30.000 --> 3:31:33.200 so two of their picks have been offensive lineman if 3:31:33.240 --> 3:31:37.720 I'm right, two oh lineman, a D lineman and two dbs. Okay, 3:31:38.160 --> 3:31:39.879 I just kind of kind of no, I'm sorry, two 3:31:39.920 --> 3:31:43.000 D lineman, Blair and Buckner. Yeah, so the forty nine 3:31:43.080 --> 3:31:45.760 ers pick is in and be interested to see. I 3:31:46.120 --> 3:31:48.480 like a lot of these drafts. I like this draft. 3:31:48.560 --> 3:31:52.240 I mean, you guys love Blair, everybody loves Buckner, right, 3:31:52.520 --> 3:31:55.640 that's to you add him to Eric Armstead, who's already there. Yeah, 3:31:56.600 --> 3:31:58.960 I mean, what's the team? The calls gonna go face, Well, 3:31:58.959 --> 3:32:00.960 we're probably gonna see a lot those guys that be 3:32:01.000 --> 3:32:04.800 interested to see where they all again? Where at pick 3:32:05.280 --> 3:32:08.160 one seventy four, it's a compensatory pick, it's a fifth 3:32:08.280 --> 3:32:11.120 round pick. The forty nine ers are trying to hand 3:32:11.160 --> 3:32:14.640 this card in right now and we'll see who in 3:32:14.800 --> 3:32:18.920 fact they take. Dave went through their draft. It's been 3:32:19.400 --> 3:32:21.800 I feel like a very good draft. A lot of 3:32:21.879 --> 3:32:26.039 value at sun picks. Okay, Fawn Cooper the tackle from 3:32:26.160 --> 3:32:31.840 Old Miss at the five one seventy five when Larrmy 3:32:31.920 --> 3:32:34.240 Tunsel was suspended to the first seven games of this 3:32:34.400 --> 3:32:37.400 past season. Von Cooper, who's the right tackle, moved over 3:32:37.480 --> 3:32:39.800 to left tackle. And I'll tell you what, there wasn't 3:32:39.800 --> 3:32:42.240 a huge drop off in terms of you know, left 3:32:42.240 --> 3:32:44.920 tackle was not a weak spot for that Old Miss team. 3:32:45.160 --> 3:32:47.120 Von Cooper did a nice job at left tackle. Then 3:32:47.160 --> 3:32:49.480 he kicked back the right tackle when Larrmy Tunsel returned 3:32:49.480 --> 3:32:51.440 to the lineup, and I thought he did an outstanding 3:32:51.520 --> 3:32:54.920 job at right tackle at this Shrine game. I thought 3:32:55.000 --> 3:32:57.240 he was one of the best players there. So you know, 3:32:57.360 --> 3:32:59.840 Von Cooper, I think there's an excellent pick here. Former 3:32:59.879 --> 3:33:04.600 Bowling Green Falcon transfer. Yeah, Von Cooper. What I had 3:33:04.680 --> 3:33:06.800 on him of my notes is uh, I thought he 3:33:06.879 --> 3:33:09.600 got a little top heavy at times, but need to 3:33:09.640 --> 3:33:11.760 do a little bit better job and sustained better balance 3:33:11.800 --> 3:33:14.600 on down blocks. Can you could pull this guy off 3:33:14.640 --> 3:33:16.760 balance a little bit. His hands will go to the 3:33:16.840 --> 3:33:20.440 outside lumbers a little bit in space, but when he 3:33:20.560 --> 3:33:23.120 wants to punch, he could punch, and he could he 3:33:23.240 --> 3:33:26.040 could sustain a little bit on that second level. But 3:33:26.400 --> 3:33:28.039 he gets a little trouble and his head gets down. 3:33:28.120 --> 3:33:31.520 So we'll see how faon Cooper thought he could run 3:33:31.560 --> 3:33:33.400 a little hot and cold with his technique, is what 3:33:33.720 --> 3:33:36.880 I thought about. Von Cooper goes from old miss H 3:33:36.959 --> 3:33:40.520 to H. The let's see the San Francisco four yards. 3:33:40.520 --> 3:33:44.320 So the last pick in the Competitia story, picks at 3:33:44.360 --> 3:33:49.240 one seventy five, belongs to the San Diego Chargers. We 3:33:49.360 --> 3:33:52.440 will see who, in fact they take. Is anybody on 3:33:52.560 --> 3:33:57.920 your board. You guys are really excited about here. You 3:33:58.080 --> 3:33:59.720 stepped out for a second, but I was, I mean, 3:34:00.320 --> 3:34:02.400 of all the positions the Cowboys might want to take 3:34:02.440 --> 3:34:05.160 a look at, there's a decent number of solid dbs 3:34:05.200 --> 3:34:07.920 sitting there that might fall to them. An interesting name, 3:34:08.240 --> 3:34:14.080 Scooby Wright, super productive in college, but a marginal athlete. 3:34:14.160 --> 3:34:18.360 And so oh Tavis Brown. Davis Brown. Now there's one 3:34:18.400 --> 3:34:21.880 another one, my pet cat. Yeah, yeah, we both. I 3:34:22.160 --> 3:34:25.440 really liked J. Tavis Brown. If not for the size, uh, 3:34:25.760 --> 3:34:27.920 you know, he would go a lot higher. But you know, 3:34:27.959 --> 3:34:29.920 when you're when you're that small, when you're under five 3:34:30.040 --> 3:34:33.280 eleven as a linebacker, uh, you know, thirty one inch arms, 3:34:33.480 --> 3:34:36.680 obviously theres a red flags. This guy's a missile all 3:34:36.720 --> 3:34:39.520 over the field of four or fourth speed. Uh, he 3:34:39.760 --> 3:34:42.440 is not afraid to hitch us. So he makes a 3:34:42.640 --> 3:34:46.400 ton a ton of plays when you watch him, when 3:34:46.440 --> 3:34:49.120 you watch him work, and he's and if tell you what, 3:34:49.280 --> 3:34:51.640 you watch him a coverage, Yeah, they when they reel 3:34:51.720 --> 3:34:53.840 route on him. Man, he could run up the field 3:34:54.560 --> 3:34:59.160 outstanding it doing that. I totally agree with you, Dane 3:34:59.280 --> 3:35:01.960 on the tie of a player. Just scrolling down through 3:35:02.840 --> 3:35:05.640 my notes here about brown quickness to get the outside. 3:35:05.680 --> 3:35:08.280 He could CD. He has the speed to carry his man. 3:35:08.400 --> 3:35:10.640 I told you about that. He'll could test the ball. 3:35:10.920 --> 3:35:15.119 I think the lack of link hurts him a little bits. 3:35:15.520 --> 3:35:19.360 He plays with awareness, recognition, He finds the football. He 3:35:19.440 --> 3:35:22.440 could be disruptive as a blitzer, covers some ground from 3:35:22.440 --> 3:35:25.280 the backside, a lot of positive traits. The problem is 3:35:25.360 --> 3:35:27.760 though he's a five ten six guy, he's two hundred 3:35:27.760 --> 3:35:30.320 and twenty one pounds. But you know here we are 3:35:30.440 --> 3:35:33.040 sitting here in the end of the fifth round, UH, 3:35:33.160 --> 3:35:35.720 San Diego and a three fourth scheme. You get a 3:35:35.760 --> 3:35:37.560 guy that could could maybe come in and help you 3:35:37.600 --> 3:35:39.360 a little bit as a as a maybe as a 3:35:39.440 --> 3:35:42.160 will linebacker. Yeah, and I had a chance. I talked 3:35:42.200 --> 3:35:46.400 with UH with Jatavis back in October. He did and uh, 3:35:46.560 --> 3:35:48.880 you know, did did some work on him, and he 3:35:49.320 --> 3:35:51.720 told me that he loves special teams and I think 3:35:51.800 --> 3:35:54.280 that's really where he's going to make his head and uh, 3:35:54.520 --> 3:35:57.320 you know, shine as a special team's demon as he 3:35:57.400 --> 3:36:00.160 tries to, you know, fight for snaps on defense, but 3:36:00.440 --> 3:36:03.160 special teams is where he's going to shine for San Diego. Okay, well, 3:36:03.160 --> 3:36:06.120 the Denver Broncos at this pick, now, the start the 3:36:07.840 --> 3:36:10.080 top of the sixth round. This would be pick one 3:36:10.600 --> 3:36:14.000 seventy six. The pick is in. I always expect like 3:36:14.160 --> 3:36:16.160 Goodell to come out and be like, the sixth round 3:36:16.240 --> 3:36:19.120 is started. No, no, it's rolling right. Yeah, we're just 3:36:19.680 --> 3:36:21.920 we're just gonna carry this thing right along. Teams are 3:36:21.920 --> 3:36:26.280 gonna pick off their board and first full backs, my 3:36:26.400 --> 3:36:28.640 number one fullback. There's your number one fullback right there. 3:36:28.800 --> 3:36:31.440 Talk about him then Dane. He had more tackles than 3:36:31.520 --> 3:36:34.960 Vincent Valentine, the defensive tackle that the Patriots drafted from 3:36:35.000 --> 3:36:38.160 Nebraska early on. But uh, talk about special teams with 3:36:38.240 --> 3:36:41.880 Jatavis Brown. Yeah, that's what makes Andy Janovic is such 3:36:41.879 --> 3:36:45.160 an intriguing player because he's a kamikaze on special teams. 3:36:45.200 --> 3:36:47.000 The way he's gonna fly down the field and look 3:36:47.040 --> 3:36:51.400 to take you out. Not the most dynamic athlete in 3:36:51.520 --> 3:36:53.680 terms of carrying the ball or catching the ball out 3:36:53.720 --> 3:36:56.600 of the backfield, but what he brings on special teams, 3:36:56.840 --> 3:36:59.160 that's what makes Janovich worthy of a draft pick here 3:36:59.200 --> 3:37:03.080 in the sixth round. Okay, so the first fullback does go? Uh? 3:37:03.280 --> 3:37:06.800 Is that that was your first fullback on your board, right, Dame? Yes? Okay, 3:37:06.879 --> 3:37:13.560 So Andy Janovic fullback Nebraska special teams Kamakazi. According to 3:37:13.840 --> 3:37:17.920 Dane Brugler, he goes to the Denver Broncos at pick 3:37:18.440 --> 3:37:20.920 one seventy six. It's a pick they acquired from the 3:37:21.040 --> 3:37:25.680 Cleveland Browns. So now we're into the into the sixth 3:37:25.800 --> 3:37:30.680 round at pick one seventy seven with the Los Angeles 3:37:30.920 --> 3:37:36.600 Rams on the on the clock. So moving on, Kent, 3:37:36.720 --> 3:37:39.400 do you have any any any questions on twitter thing 3:37:39.480 --> 3:37:42.240 coming up? We have a question about Dak. Did he 3:37:42.320 --> 3:37:44.280 get in some legal trouble and do you think he'll 3:37:44.320 --> 3:37:46.680 maybe face the suspension at some point from the league 3:37:46.760 --> 3:37:49.080 as far as that goes. He did. Actually, that's a 3:37:49.240 --> 3:37:53.160 fantastic point. I mean, he he did have the um 3:37:53.400 --> 3:37:57.920 d UI. Yeah, they'd probably look at that program stuff. Yeah, 3:37:58.040 --> 3:38:01.760 but you know, testing and things like that. Um an 3:38:01.800 --> 3:38:04.720 alcohol not being illegal, but I'm gonna say it made it, 3:38:05.280 --> 3:38:08.600 it doesn't It just the red flak. That's That's the 3:38:08.640 --> 3:38:11.000 whole thing. It's and I kind of mentioned that, and honestly, 3:38:11.400 --> 3:38:14.120 you know, me a Kulpa, I completely forgot about that 3:38:14.240 --> 3:38:16.480 earlier when we were talking about Dak. I mean you 3:38:16.600 --> 3:38:20.080 talk about you know, we did say something about the DUI, 3:38:20.280 --> 3:38:22.840 but you just talk about like the sterling reputation that 3:38:23.040 --> 3:38:24.680 and and I still think he does. I think that's 3:38:24.720 --> 3:38:26.560 probably a credit to him that I don't think it 3:38:26.680 --> 3:38:30.000 really knocked him that far down in terms of in 3:38:30.200 --> 3:38:34.720 terms of draft stock or anything like that. Um, I don't. 3:38:35.360 --> 3:38:37.960 I don't expect that the league would discipline him for that, 3:38:38.080 --> 3:38:40.840 do you. I don't think so either. Yeah, but it's 3:38:40.879 --> 3:38:42.360 what it's not. But it's one of those things that 3:38:42.480 --> 3:38:45.200 the league, you know, if it turns into something else, Yeah, 3:38:45.280 --> 3:38:48.680 like no, absolutely, yeah, um but shouldn't put him into 3:38:48.720 --> 3:38:51.000 like the program. It's not like it's not gonna get 3:38:51.040 --> 3:38:53.400 alcohol tested or anything like that. I mean, yeah, if 3:38:53.440 --> 3:38:56.440 he if it was, and I think the you talk 3:38:56.480 --> 3:38:58.840 about the body of work, how does Jason Garrett Love 3:38:58.879 --> 3:39:01.160 to say that I think the body of work is 3:39:01.320 --> 3:39:04.480 enough that something like that is not going to to 3:39:04.680 --> 3:39:07.879 ding him too bad. Obviously it didn't. There's enough good 3:39:07.959 --> 3:39:10.840 will there that he's built up exactly, you know, not 3:39:11.040 --> 3:39:14.200 that we're excusing what happened, but you know it's not 3:39:14.360 --> 3:39:16.920 something that's indicative of his character. It's a you know, 3:39:16.959 --> 3:39:21.600 a one time mistake that you know, again the important 3:39:21.600 --> 3:39:25.000 words there that David just used his body of work, right, 3:39:25.200 --> 3:39:27.039 and that's what he has, That's what he's built up 3:39:27.320 --> 3:39:30.400 over his career. So not something with worry And I 3:39:30.520 --> 3:39:34.920 feel bad, honestly, like I basically completely forgot that it 3:39:35.160 --> 3:39:37.800 even happened to him. Rams at one seventy seven, take 3:39:37.800 --> 3:39:42.680 another tight end. It's a Tamarick Hemmingway, Okay, from South 3:39:42.800 --> 3:39:45.720 Carolina state. This is the second South Carolina state. Yeah, 3:39:46.480 --> 3:39:48.480 but this is the second tied end that the Rams 3:39:48.520 --> 3:39:52.560 have taken. Tyler Higbee went earlier, so again trying to 3:39:52.680 --> 3:39:56.200 get help for the young quarterback there with some with 3:39:56.560 --> 3:39:58.560 a couple of different tight end. Talk about a little 3:39:58.560 --> 3:40:01.560 bit about mister Himingway if he could there's sixty five, 3:40:01.560 --> 3:40:04.560 two hundred forty five pounds, a little leaner than you 3:40:04.640 --> 3:40:07.320 want but he's a traditional played that traditional y tight 3:40:07.440 --> 3:40:10.760 end for South Carolina State. He loves the whip route. 3:40:11.200 --> 3:40:13.640 That's his favorite route, at least that's what the coaches 3:40:13.680 --> 3:40:17.400 like to call. But he's he's again a little leaner 3:40:17.480 --> 3:40:19.480 than you want. He needs to put on some more muscles, 3:40:19.520 --> 3:40:22.280 some more bulk. Not going to be a traditional you 3:40:22.360 --> 3:40:24.920 know inline guys, going to be a blocker, but as 3:40:24.959 --> 3:40:28.000 a receiver, a lot of potential here. So you know, 3:40:28.080 --> 3:40:29.960 he's a size speed athlete. You remind me a lot 3:40:30.000 --> 3:40:34.840 of Ladarius Green when he came out of Louisiana Lafayette 3:40:34.840 --> 3:40:36.720 a couple of years ago. So a little bit of 3:40:36.760 --> 3:40:39.760 a project, but uh, you know you like the receiving 3:40:39.800 --> 3:40:42.840 ability and the potential as a receiving tight end. Yeah 3:40:42.959 --> 3:40:46.160 that and sure enough though that they've gotten too with 3:40:46.400 --> 3:40:50.480 Himingway and Higbee. Uh we are now at pick uh. 3:40:50.720 --> 3:40:54.000 Let's see where it pick one seventy eight. This pick 3:40:54.240 --> 3:40:58.480 was that the forty nine ers got. Originally belonged to 3:40:58.560 --> 3:41:02.560 the Dallas Cowboys. It's it's now with the forty nine ers, 3:41:02.760 --> 3:41:07.280 but it's been shipped to Kansas City. So Kansas City 3:41:08.320 --> 3:41:11.200 is now on the clock and they will have an 3:41:11.240 --> 3:41:15.200 opportunity to pick a player here, and the pick, in 3:41:15.360 --> 3:41:18.439 fact is in. We're just waiting for it to be announced. 3:41:19.720 --> 3:41:23.199 We go back. The first fullback, Janovich Nebraska was taken 3:41:23.240 --> 3:41:26.400 at one seventy six. I know some people earlier questions 3:41:26.480 --> 3:41:31.320 on calls we're talking about, in fact with the Cowboys 3:41:31.840 --> 3:41:36.480 take a fullback, so the Dame Brugler's best fullback. It 3:41:36.600 --> 3:41:40.000 goes off the board right there. So we'll wait for it. Wait, 3:41:40.000 --> 3:41:41.840 wait for Kancy. Can't you get anything else that you 3:41:41.879 --> 3:41:44.560 want to add to the program here? Yeah, Mark wants 3:41:44.600 --> 3:41:47.400 to know. I mean, obviously Elliott, but have we drafted 3:41:47.440 --> 3:41:50.119 anyone that could possibly start for this team other than 3:41:51.000 --> 3:41:54.959 an in round one start? No, we're just building depth 3:41:55.000 --> 3:41:57.160 at this point. I guess well, and I think I mean, 3:41:57.240 --> 3:41:59.600 if you were listening when leon Lett came in here, 3:41:59.760 --> 3:42:02.200 see he couldn't start, he said, other than round one, 3:42:02.280 --> 3:42:04.440 other than round one. I'm sorry, I'm sorry. Um god 3:42:05.360 --> 3:42:08.400 might if Zeke doesn't start, I'm gonna be ye, I'll 3:42:08.440 --> 3:42:11.800 do an angry dance. Um what does that look like? 3:42:12.680 --> 3:42:16.160 I'll figure it out when we catch ump around. If 3:42:16.200 --> 3:42:18.720 you were listening when when leon Lett came in here 3:42:18.760 --> 3:42:21.760 and to your point. No, probably not, at least not 3:42:21.840 --> 3:42:24.920 in twenty sixteen. But this is a defense that relies 3:42:25.000 --> 3:42:28.560 on rotation. Uh, they don't have a lot of guys 3:42:28.640 --> 3:42:32.199 who play, you know, fifty sixty seventy snaps. You're talking 3:42:32.360 --> 3:42:37.400 more about rotating in guys for twenty five to forty plays. Uh. 3:42:37.480 --> 3:42:40.360 And in that case, I think it's realistic to expect 3:42:40.520 --> 3:42:44.119 both Malik Collins and Charles Tapper to be a part 3:42:44.160 --> 3:42:47.480 of that rotation. I wouldn't well, and hey, even for 3:42:47.560 --> 3:42:50.359 that matter, with DeMarcus Lawrence and Randy Gregory being suspended 3:42:50.440 --> 3:42:52.800 for the first month of the season, I wouldn't rule 3:42:52.840 --> 3:42:55.600 it out. You need ends. I mean, you got Mayowa, 3:42:55.760 --> 3:42:57.920 and you got David Irving, and you got Jack Crawford. 3:42:58.000 --> 3:43:00.480 But you get to training camp, who the hell. Maybe 3:43:00.600 --> 3:43:03.360 Charles Tapper's a beast, maybe he fights somebody off. But 3:43:03.760 --> 3:43:06.520 even if not, I think you can expect to see 3:43:06.560 --> 3:43:09.240 both of those guys rotating in. Maybe not on the 3:43:09.360 --> 3:43:11.480 first four yeah, but I mean you think that's a 3:43:11.560 --> 3:43:13.959 realistic expect I think you're I think you're absolutly right. 3:43:14.000 --> 3:43:15.480 I think they might have been if things get a 3:43:15.520 --> 3:43:19.080 little harry, that you might even see Uh, you know, 3:43:19.560 --> 3:43:22.360 see Crawford go back out to left defensive end. It 3:43:22.400 --> 3:43:24.720 wouldn't stun me, now, yeah, with with what they have 3:43:24.840 --> 3:43:27.560 working inside, and if he does, then I would certainly 3:43:27.640 --> 3:43:31.360 expect Malie Collins to play a role. Yeah, absolutely even start. Okay, 3:43:31.480 --> 3:43:35.920 DJ White the defensive back, Uh, the safety if I'm 3:43:36.040 --> 3:43:39.880 right there? Uh, Dj, I'm sorry, Yeah, corner of George 3:43:39.920 --> 3:43:43.280 Check my bad. Too many White's in my head. Uh, 3:43:43.600 --> 3:43:45.360 talk about him a little bit. That's a pick for 3:43:45.520 --> 3:43:49.000 the Kansas City Chiefs at six one seventy eight. Talk 3:43:49.040 --> 3:43:51.800 about a player who's completely different when you ask him 3:43:51.840 --> 3:43:54.280 to press or ask him the playoff. When you ask 3:43:54.360 --> 3:43:56.320 him the press, I thought he did a nice job 3:43:56.440 --> 3:44:00.560 trusting his athleticism to mirror and stay uh you know, 3:44:00.720 --> 3:44:05.920 squared receivers. But once there was space between him and 3:44:07.400 --> 3:44:09.959 the wide receiver, I think you he had a little 3:44:10.240 --> 3:44:13.240 an awkward shuffle to him and the footwork is off, 3:44:13.320 --> 3:44:16.959 and so he struggles with some spacing issues and off coverage. 3:44:17.640 --> 3:44:19.840 I thought his junior tape was better than his senior tape. 3:44:19.840 --> 3:44:23.280 I thought that really stood out. But in terms of 3:44:24.640 --> 3:44:26.600 his instincts, I think the instincts are there, and I 3:44:26.640 --> 3:44:29.560 think that helps hide and mask some of his deficiencies 3:44:29.600 --> 3:44:32.840 in other areas. But at this point, you know, I 3:44:33.000 --> 3:44:35.600 like this pick for Kansas City. Yeah. When I saw 3:44:35.760 --> 3:44:37.800 I saw a player that didn't always play in balance, 3:44:38.240 --> 3:44:39.920 you know, And I thought he was better as a 3:44:39.959 --> 3:44:42.840 pedal when he went straight back, and I thought he 3:44:42.879 --> 3:44:45.640 got a little overpowered at times. I didn't thought he 3:44:45.840 --> 3:44:48.360 didn't always want to tackle. Ski might hurt him a 3:44:48.400 --> 3:44:49.800 little bit in the way he plays right there. But 3:44:49.840 --> 3:44:51.440 I didn't see a lot of quickness with him or 3:44:51.520 --> 3:44:53.440 much ketchups. But I think you brought that up. He 3:44:53.600 --> 3:44:56.640 plays as a boundary corner at Georgia Tech. That tells 3:44:56.680 --> 3:44:59.000 a little bit. If he played the boundary you're only using. 3:44:59.040 --> 3:45:01.280 They're using the sideline to help you there at coverage set, 3:45:01.280 --> 3:45:02.920 it might be masking a little bit of the things 3:45:03.600 --> 3:45:06.120 that he's trying to do. So this is this is 3:45:06.160 --> 3:45:08.400 pretty funny, and it's exactly the type of thing that 3:45:08.520 --> 3:45:12.680 happens when you get drafted at quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys. Uh, 3:45:13.280 --> 3:45:16.240 somebody went back and found a Dak Prescott grew up 3:45:16.280 --> 3:45:18.440 a Cowboys fan. The proof is in the pudding. You 3:45:18.520 --> 3:45:21.680 got a jersey ump. No, you remember the twenty twelve 3:45:21.800 --> 3:45:24.000 loss to Robert Griffin and the Redskins that knocked him 3:45:24.000 --> 3:45:26.960 out of the playoffs. Yeah. Uh, and Tony Romo had 3:45:26.959 --> 3:45:30.039 a horrible game about it. He tweeted after Romo's last 3:45:30.080 --> 3:45:32.360 interception to lose that help lose that game, he said, 3:45:32.360 --> 3:45:35.920 I'm done taking up for Romo. Hashtag had enough. And 3:45:36.120 --> 3:45:40.199 obviously people went back and found that and oh no, hey, 3:45:41.240 --> 3:45:43.520 I I don't blame him for that at all. That 3:45:43.600 --> 3:45:45.560 better screenshot at because that's gonna be deleted here in 3:45:45.560 --> 3:45:48.320 the next it's I'm reading I'm actually reading it on 3:45:48.720 --> 3:45:52.080 on Dallas Morning News' website, so it's not going anywhere. Um, 3:45:53.280 --> 3:45:55.800 that's that's funny. I mean, I don't care. We got 3:45:55.879 --> 3:45:59.000 our first punt a putter going on. Yeah, the San 3:45:59.040 --> 3:46:04.400 Diego Chargers with pick A one to seventy nine Drewyer 3:46:04.600 --> 3:46:07.800 Kayser Drew Kayser, the punter from Texas A and M 3:46:08.360 --> 3:46:11.320 pick one seventy nine going to the San Diego Charger. 3:46:11.400 --> 3:46:14.600 So now we've had a kicker. He Brokeshane Leckler's school 3:46:14.680 --> 3:46:16.680 Ruckers there a d An Now he led the SEC 3:46:16.840 --> 3:46:18.800 in punting the two of the last three years. So 3:46:20.040 --> 3:46:22.560 this is. I think he's a starting caliber punter in 3:46:22.600 --> 3:46:25.960 the NFL. Uh. You know, he's got the size, he's 3:46:25.959 --> 3:46:29.040 an athlete. You see him on special teams. He's flying 3:46:29.120 --> 3:46:31.400 down the field, so he can move a little bit. Uh, 3:46:31.840 --> 3:46:33.800 everything you look for in a punter. I think he 3:46:34.120 --> 3:46:36.640 has the baseline traits to uh, you know, be in 3:46:36.720 --> 3:46:39.800 this league for a while. So putter goes to the 3:46:40.520 --> 3:46:44.000 to the San Diego Chargers to pick. Before that was 3:46:44.160 --> 3:46:46.880 DJ White Kent, what do you got for me? Yeah, 3:46:46.920 --> 3:46:49.480 we have some Twitter people wanting to know what picks 3:46:49.560 --> 3:46:52.040 we have left in this draft. So coming up in 3:46:52.120 --> 3:46:55.400 this round, we have one from Oakland, the fourteenth pick 3:46:55.480 --> 3:46:57.840 in this round one eight nine overall one nine. We 3:46:57.920 --> 3:47:01.400 have three compensatory picks, which are picked thirty seven, forty one, 3:47:01.480 --> 3:47:03.560 and forty two in this round in the sixth and 3:47:03.640 --> 3:47:06.240 then no seventh round picks. Yeah, so no seventh round 3:47:06.280 --> 3:47:09.520 picks and what's yeah, two twelve to sixteen and two seven. 3:47:09.800 --> 3:47:12.480 None of those three can be dealt. Yeah, absolutely one 3:47:12.920 --> 3:47:15.200 nine potentially end up and they're gonna make at least 3:47:15.200 --> 3:47:17.720 three picks. Yeah. The pick the Cowboys had that San 3:47:17.800 --> 3:47:21.240 Francisco had a pick from the Cowboys at one seventy eight, 3:47:21.720 --> 3:47:24.720 and then that pick went to Kansas City where they 3:47:24.720 --> 3:47:27.560 took DJ White. What how did San when? What was that? 3:47:27.760 --> 3:47:31.080 When did that come about? How did San Francisco get that? 3:47:31.440 --> 3:47:33.240 It was? Was trying to think it two years ago? 3:47:33.360 --> 3:47:35.440 It was like two years ago. I think it's what 3:47:35.600 --> 3:47:37.560 it was. We remember Will was dealing all those for 3:47:37.720 --> 3:47:40.800 defensive linemen. I think I'm trying to think of the 3:47:41.440 --> 3:47:44.320 part of the Swain deal wasn't was that when they 3:47:44.360 --> 3:47:47.160 traded up and might they gave away? They gave away 3:47:47.240 --> 3:47:50.680 this year's sixth to get swam in the seventh last year. 3:47:50.760 --> 3:47:52.680 That's it. That's the pick. They went to say. The 3:47:52.800 --> 3:47:55.880 reason they have reason they have a sixth right now 3:47:56.080 --> 3:47:58.440 is because Oakland gave it to him in the Butler swap. 3:47:58.560 --> 3:48:00.640 That's right, Okay, well the Viking he's wrong, Like, thanks 3:48:00.640 --> 3:48:02.400 for remembering that. I played a couple of games out 3:48:02.560 --> 3:48:04.840 so you could have you could have DJ White from 3:48:04.879 --> 3:48:08.000 Georgia Tech or Jeff Swain. Exactly right. I mean it's 3:48:08.040 --> 3:48:11.000 not that simple, not that simple, but whatever, I could 3:48:11.080 --> 3:48:13.920 probably found a player here. You like, uh, Swain's gonna 3:48:13.920 --> 3:48:17.080 be an all pro you think so? I like Jeff Swain. 3:48:17.240 --> 3:48:20.520 I mean, I've barely seen any of him, but I 3:48:20.959 --> 3:48:23.800 think he's got a good blend of athleticisms. And here's 3:48:23.800 --> 3:48:25.920 the Viking selection. Let's listen to this one, candy, if 3:48:25.920 --> 3:48:28.520 we could please. Yeah, it's not a Minutesota Vikings fan. 3:48:30.120 --> 3:48:34.960 Don't care. Make the pick with a pick in the 3:48:35.040 --> 3:48:41.720 twenty sixteen NFL Draft, the Minutesota Vikings select Maritz. Wow, 3:48:45.040 --> 3:48:50.320 that is the first foreign player who's never went to 3:48:50.440 --> 3:48:53.240 college in North America to be drafted. That's too high 3:48:53.320 --> 3:48:55.480 for this guy. I'm sorry, Well, good for him. I 3:48:55.959 --> 3:48:59.920 think that earlier on the phone, if I was, I 3:49:00.120 --> 3:49:02.080 was kind of paying attention to this when Mike Mayock 3:49:02.160 --> 3:49:05.040 was on the phone with Mike Zimmer and Zimmer had 3:49:05.120 --> 3:49:08.600 called in on his cell phone, and I guess, I guess, uh, 3:49:08.960 --> 3:49:11.280 And here's here's Zimber. They're showing the war room right 3:49:11.320 --> 3:49:13.520 now in Minnesota, Mike Zimmers sitting there in the middle 3:49:13.560 --> 3:49:17.560 and laughing about about that. So, uh, it's nice that 3:49:17.680 --> 3:49:20.360 the young man is he's at they interviewed him earlier. 3:49:20.440 --> 3:49:24.160 He's there in Chicago, and so he was on set 3:49:24.560 --> 3:49:28.680 and he's now a Minnesota Vikings. Mike Zimmer gives him 3:49:28.680 --> 3:49:32.520 a wave, a lot of fun there. Mayock Mike Mayock involved. 3:49:32.560 --> 3:49:37.520 So they called Dirk the big Schnitzel. Is that a thing, seriously, 3:49:39.080 --> 3:49:44.080 the big german? Yeah? Well the kids. So I don't know, Dane, 3:49:44.120 --> 3:49:46.120 you watched the tape of this young man. He's playing 3:49:46.120 --> 3:49:49.760 against guys. It's there's a practice squad guy, right this 3:49:50.200 --> 3:49:53.280 this guy's Yeah, it's he's a guy that you you're 3:49:53.440 --> 3:49:56.280 drafting him based on measurables and the way he tested 3:49:56.360 --> 3:49:59.080 his workout numbers. Yeah, because he's big. He's six four 3:50:00.040 --> 3:50:03.840 or twenty seven pounds and he ran a legit four four. Yeah, 3:50:04.040 --> 3:50:06.320 he can move and he tracks the ball well. When 3:50:06.360 --> 3:50:08.920 you when you uh, you know, watch him during drills 3:50:09.600 --> 3:50:13.520 as a receiver. He has some natural receiving traits. He's 3:50:13.560 --> 3:50:15.640 just raw. He has no idea how to run routes, 3:50:16.200 --> 3:50:18.400 he has no idea how to set up defenders, and 3:50:18.840 --> 3:50:20.920 you know, there's just a lot he does not know 3:50:21.320 --> 3:50:23.560 at the position. Ye. Yeah, Daniel Jeremiah, we're on our 3:50:23.600 --> 3:50:26.400 screen here at Chandel Jeremiah is interviewing him here earlier, 3:50:26.480 --> 3:50:29.600 and he was talking about obviously you know, what he 3:50:30.080 --> 3:50:32.360 what he could do, how he thinks probably you know 3:50:32.400 --> 3:50:34.680 how excited he was even to be at Chicago hanging 3:50:34.720 --> 3:50:37.200 out in his draft. He didn't start playing football until 3:50:38.320 --> 3:50:41.000 about four years ago. About four years ago, he saw 3:50:41.080 --> 3:50:43.840 some clips on YouTube and thought, hey, I'm gonna try this. 3:50:43.880 --> 3:50:46.120 I'm gonna give it a shot. And he started playing 3:50:46.120 --> 3:50:49.040 on some club teams and uh, you know that that's 3:50:49.120 --> 3:50:51.320 really the extent of it. He played in a German league. 3:50:51.360 --> 3:50:53.320 But again, you watched the tape, and he's playing against 3:50:53.360 --> 3:50:56.520 guys that they're not playing D three football in America, 3:50:56.640 --> 3:50:59.120 you know, the guys that aren't very good. So got 3:50:59.160 --> 3:51:02.240 your boy, Tyrone Homes. Yeah right, well Tyrone Homes so uh, 3:51:04.480 --> 3:51:05.840 I mean on at the end of the day, it's 3:51:05.840 --> 3:51:08.440 a sixth round pick and there's no guarantee that these 3:51:08.480 --> 3:51:11.560 guys will even make the team. Yeah, but uh, that 3:51:11.760 --> 3:51:14.320 still feels high to me for a guy who's basically 3:51:14.440 --> 3:51:16.800 never played. Well there, that's that's having a little fun 3:51:16.880 --> 3:51:18.920 in the in the probably in the draft, and hopefully 3:51:18.960 --> 3:51:22.080 that this isn't supposed to be fun ban the NFL. Yeah, 3:51:22.120 --> 3:51:25.240 this is the National Football League. You're right about that, Dab, 3:51:25.240 --> 3:51:28.080 You're right. Okay, Uh, the uh, let's talk a little 3:51:28.080 --> 3:51:32.160 bit about a pick one. I kind of had all 3:51:32.160 --> 3:51:36.480 those fourth round undersized guys, did Daddy Nicholas? I had Holmes. 3:51:36.560 --> 3:51:38.960 I had all those guys that fourth round. Well, here 3:51:38.960 --> 3:51:42.680 here's Tyrone Holmes. Uh, the defensive in from Montana, and 3:51:42.840 --> 3:51:45.240 you could watch him play against North Dakota State. We 3:51:45.360 --> 3:51:48.760 saw earlier the offensive tackle that got drafted a nuisance. 3:51:48.920 --> 3:51:53.960 Yeah he if Carson Wentz wore this kid around his 3:51:54.160 --> 3:51:58.040 neck in that game, they could not block. Uh, Tyron 3:51:58.160 --> 3:52:02.160 Holmes in in this Uh So, your your imagery is fantastic. 3:52:02.240 --> 3:52:04.840 Sometimes he was basically he was basically a back. It 3:52:04.960 --> 3:52:07.800 was like a scarf every time, every time Carson Witz 3:52:07.840 --> 3:52:10.240 went back to pass, it was a scarf around his neck. 3:52:10.680 --> 3:52:13.720 So yeah, Tyren Holmes, I love the pick right here 3:52:13.800 --> 3:52:16.040 and that Jacksonville Jaguars having a great you know what 3:52:16.160 --> 3:52:17.920 it's like back in the day with Jackson White wish. 3:52:17.920 --> 3:52:19.240 I mean I was in the war Reville. Here are 3:52:19.280 --> 3:52:22.360 the Ravens. Okay, we've talked about that with the one 3:52:22.480 --> 3:52:26.080 hundred eighty second pick in the two thousand and sixty one. Yeah, 3:52:26.520 --> 3:52:30.320 the Baltimore Ravens. Slack Keenan Reynolds, Oh, Keen Reynolds siver 3:52:31.080 --> 3:52:34.600 from Navy. US. All right, Navy, there you go. That 3:52:34.800 --> 3:52:38.040 is very cool. Keenan Reynolds, he was a quarterback at NA. 3:52:38.240 --> 3:52:40.640 These are all just good will picks right here. Well, ah, 3:52:40.720 --> 3:52:43.560 he's a local straight So this guy's a productive football player, 3:52:43.600 --> 3:52:47.520 that extremely productive, no one. I mean he holds the 3:52:47.560 --> 3:52:50.880 record for FBS career touchdowns. Yeah, I mean that's you 3:52:50.960 --> 3:52:53.160 have to be pretty darn good. Now, he was in 3:52:53.240 --> 3:52:55.720 that triple option running as a quarterback, right, He's not 3:52:55.800 --> 3:52:58.280 a quarterback in the NFL. No, but they listed him 3:52:58.280 --> 3:53:00.080 as a wide receiver. But that's the question is what 3:53:00.200 --> 3:53:03.840 positions they called him. They called him it's Keenan Reynold's 3:53:03.880 --> 3:53:06.000 wide receiver Navy, so they have an idea what he 3:53:06.120 --> 3:53:08.120 needs to do. But okay, I saw him at the 3:53:08.120 --> 3:53:10.720 Shrine game. He was he worked out at the Shrine 3:53:10.800 --> 3:53:14.440 and he was lined up as a running back yea mostly, 3:53:14.600 --> 3:53:16.560 and he also did a little bit as a wide receiver, 3:53:16.760 --> 3:53:18.560 so did a little bit of both. He's going to 3:53:18.600 --> 3:53:21.200 be a hybrid version. Um. I'm just kind of shocked 3:53:21.200 --> 3:53:25.200 the Patriots didn't draft Keenan Reynolds. Yeah. Bill Belichick's dad. Yeah, 3:53:26.400 --> 3:53:29.920 and look at that man. He's got his so too. First, 3:53:29.960 --> 3:53:32.760 it reminds me of high school recruiting because you see 3:53:32.760 --> 3:53:36.400 a guy called athlete. That's basically what this is. Yeah here, yeah, 3:53:36.560 --> 3:53:40.400 um correct, I am ignorant on this subject. But like, 3:53:40.560 --> 3:53:42.960 and they're like some complications when you draft a service 3:53:43.000 --> 3:53:46.320 academy guy. Well they've relaxed the rules service. I mean 3:53:46.320 --> 3:53:49.160 it used to be, uh, it used to be five years, 3:53:51.400 --> 3:53:54.520 four years. So let's see, let's see in fact what happens. 3:53:54.600 --> 3:53:56.800 But back in the day, it was a it was 3:53:56.840 --> 3:53:59.480 a commitment. I mean, we get Bob Kurberski, we drafted 3:53:59.480 --> 3:54:01.760 a gang green and there was a commitment there and 3:54:01.920 --> 3:54:04.840 that you have to make. And if part of Keenan 3:54:05.080 --> 3:54:07.280 Rentals going to school at the Naval Academy is the 3:54:07.360 --> 3:54:10.200 taxpayers go for pay for him to go to school, right, 3:54:10.360 --> 3:54:12.600 so uh that you know, he's got a commitment that 3:54:12.640 --> 3:54:14.680 he has to make to name. Okay, now they've they've 3:54:14.720 --> 3:54:17.120 had some adjustments being the fact he's he's there. He 3:54:17.240 --> 3:54:21.480 was drafted by Baltimore Annapolis right there by Baltimore, I 3:54:21.560 --> 3:54:23.800 mean maybe something you know, they know what's going on. 3:54:24.000 --> 3:54:27.240 I don't know with Keenan Rentals. So congratulations to him, 3:54:27.520 --> 3:54:31.640 always happy when the kids that military that goes military 3:54:31.680 --> 3:54:33.920 schools do get drafted. I meant to I meant to 3:54:34.000 --> 3:54:36.480 bring this up before that happened. Can you tell me 3:54:36.560 --> 3:54:42.040 how many offensive players the Jags have drafted this weekend? None? None? Yeah, none. 3:54:42.480 --> 3:54:44.240 I'm gonna read I'm gonna read this for you again. 3:54:44.360 --> 3:54:47.400 And I like every defensive player they drafted. Jalen Ramsey, Miles, 3:54:47.520 --> 3:54:55.560 jack Yannicky, Okay, Sheldon Day and Tyron Holmes winners defensive coach. 3:54:55.600 --> 3:54:57.960 He's trying to say that down there, that to me 3:54:58.280 --> 3:55:01.280 reads like five guys who can contribute as rookies, yeah, 3:55:01.280 --> 3:55:03.960 and three who can start. Well. They drafted. I mean 3:55:04.000 --> 3:55:06.240 they've had offensive players before. I mean they got the 3:55:06.320 --> 3:55:09.680 quarterback they got, they got Hearns, they got Robinson, they 3:55:09.960 --> 3:55:13.040 sent the first Oklahoma linebacker draft. There we go. It's 3:55:13.120 --> 3:55:17.760 not Striker and it's not the mic linebacker. Uh what's 3:55:17.840 --> 3:55:20.800 his name? I'm blanking. I'm blanking too. You're looking at 3:55:20.840 --> 3:55:24.840 me like, uh hold on one second here, Alexander Dominique, Alexander, Okay, 3:55:25.480 --> 3:55:29.240 what wasn't wasn't Striker? Alexander's DeVante Bond. DeVante Bond, Yeah, 3:55:29.320 --> 3:55:35.160 DeVante Bond's at six three uh, linebacker, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 3:55:35.240 --> 3:55:39.160 make that pick DeVante Bond. You I like Devonte Bond 3:55:39.240 --> 3:55:42.000 a little bit, uh, just for his ability to the run, 3:55:42.560 --> 3:55:47.120 that ability to that again the scheme at Oklahoma. I've 3:55:47.280 --> 3:55:50.040 gone on record saying that. But you have a little 3:55:50.040 --> 3:55:52.120 bit about Bond that you want to talk about, Dane 3:55:52.240 --> 3:55:54.480 or do uh you want me to try and figure 3:55:54.600 --> 3:55:57.080 something out here? No, with Devonte Bond. We kind of 3:55:57.160 --> 3:55:59.000 touched on this with Tapp or how it's kind of 3:55:59.080 --> 3:56:01.840 late to the game. Didn't play until his junior year 3:56:01.840 --> 3:56:05.680 in high school. Same thing with Bond. He had all 3:56:05.760 --> 3:56:07.920 kind of academic issues in high school, so he was 3:56:07.960 --> 3:56:11.200 a no star recruit, spent a couple of years at 3:56:11.200 --> 3:56:13.120 the JUCO level, and then he was out of football 3:56:13.280 --> 3:56:15.240 right and then he got a chance at Oklahoma, and 3:56:15.320 --> 3:56:18.320 he wasn't a regular starter. It only has eight starts 3:56:18.400 --> 3:56:21.440 in his career the last two years as a Sooner. 3:56:21.800 --> 3:56:23.400 But when he was on the field, he made plays. 3:56:23.800 --> 3:56:25.880 They asked him to be kind of a hybrid edge rusher, 3:56:26.200 --> 3:56:28.280 so he did a lot of that dropped in space. 3:56:28.600 --> 3:56:30.920 M He's a little undersize and that's the biggest issue 3:56:30.960 --> 3:56:33.440 with me six one, two hundred thirty five pounds, A 3:56:33.560 --> 3:56:37.480 lot of almost plays. Yeah, almost made the tackle, almost 3:56:38.200 --> 3:56:42.160 showed up in coverage. So I liked the player. I 3:56:42.200 --> 3:56:43.880 gave him a six round grade. So this is where 3:56:43.960 --> 3:56:46.200 you know he should come off the board. He's gonna 3:56:46.240 --> 3:56:47.720 have to make some plays on special teams. He wants 3:56:47.720 --> 3:56:49.040 to keep a joke. I see the guy. I mean 3:56:49.080 --> 3:56:51.360 the Oklahoma linebackers. I know one thing. Those guys can 3:56:51.520 --> 3:56:53.480 run and they he really does a nice job of 3:56:53.560 --> 3:56:55.840 closing on the ball. He's always on the move. I 3:56:55.960 --> 3:56:57.960 did see a wrap up tackler. I did see a 3:56:57.960 --> 3:57:00.400 guy played with some leverage. There's times where he does 3:57:00.440 --> 3:57:02.120 miss a little bit in space, but most of the 3:57:02.160 --> 3:57:03.920 time he did get his man down on the ground. 3:57:04.280 --> 3:57:06.120 I think he's got to push as a rusher. There 3:57:06.160 --> 3:57:08.000 was some things they were doing with him as a blitzer. 3:57:08.240 --> 3:57:10.320 I could see him playing either as a Will or 3:57:10.360 --> 3:57:14.360 a Sam linebacker for somebody's schemes. So he goes to 3:57:14.520 --> 3:57:17.680 the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to pick six one eighty three, 3:57:18.240 --> 3:57:20.440 and we see the Giants have taken I like that 3:57:20.560 --> 3:57:23.840 guy a lot. The Giants have taken tight end uh 3:57:24.120 --> 3:57:26.680 Jural Adams like, I like all the I like all 3:57:26.720 --> 3:57:28.920 the players that the East teams are drafting. I don't 3:57:28.960 --> 3:57:30.600 want to play these guys. You want to play these guys. 3:57:31.560 --> 3:57:34.440 Geral Adams tight end, South Carolina goes to New York 3:57:34.520 --> 3:57:37.280 Football Giants. David, did you watch him at all? Did 3:57:37.280 --> 3:57:39.120 you get to see him? I watched him on tape 3:57:39.120 --> 3:57:40.720 and I watched him at the senior talk about him 3:57:40.720 --> 3:57:42.440 a little bit if you like. I just and I mean, 3:57:42.960 --> 3:57:44.760 I think I'm gonna steal this from Dan because Dan 3:57:44.800 --> 3:57:47.520 has talked about him too, But I mean, he seems 3:57:47.520 --> 3:57:48.880 like a guy that's got a chance to be a 3:57:48.920 --> 3:57:51.280 better pro player than he ever was in college. I 3:57:51.400 --> 3:57:53.600 feel like a lot of these, a lot of college 3:57:53.640 --> 3:57:56.200 tight ends, like unless you play in the right offense, honestly, 3:57:56.400 --> 3:57:58.960 teams don't know what to do with you or don't 3:57:59.040 --> 3:58:01.720 use you the right way. And so, I mean, his 3:58:01.800 --> 3:58:04.400 stats definitely don't look like anything impressive at South Carolina, 3:58:04.440 --> 3:58:06.640 but he's a big athletic dude who can get down 3:58:06.720 --> 3:58:09.320 the field. And from the tape that I watched, he 3:58:09.720 --> 3:58:12.240 looked like he could be an adequate blocker too, Like 3:58:12.400 --> 3:58:14.560 maybe not a you know, a great one, but at 3:58:14.600 --> 3:58:16.160 least a guy that can get in the way and 3:58:16.680 --> 3:58:19.840 have that as part of his game. And now Dane 3:58:19.880 --> 3:58:21.320 can tell me how No, I want to. I want 3:58:21.360 --> 3:58:22.840 to Now, I want to. I want to hear this 3:58:22.960 --> 3:58:25.400 because I think Dave he did a really nice job 3:58:25.520 --> 3:58:28.320 of describing the player. Yeah, I and he was at 3:58:28.360 --> 3:58:30.160 the Senior Bowl. We got to watch him live and 3:58:30.640 --> 3:58:33.400 doing stuff. Thought he was one of the top five 3:58:33.480 --> 3:58:36.240 tight ends in this draft. I to me he was 3:58:36.280 --> 3:58:38.480 my number six guy. But what he is, he's a 3:58:38.520 --> 3:58:42.800 seambuster with that straight line speed. I thought he was 3:58:42.920 --> 3:58:44.680 robotic on the rest of his route tree, but as 3:58:44.720 --> 3:58:48.440 a seambuster, he could do that. He's a foreign basketball player. 3:58:48.680 --> 3:58:50.320 This guy thought he'd be in the NBA one day. 3:58:50.640 --> 3:58:53.080 Moved over to football in high school and so he's 3:58:53.080 --> 3:58:55.240 still work in progress in certain areas. But at six 3:58:55.360 --> 3:58:57.880 five two fifty thirty four and a half inch arms, 3:58:58.880 --> 3:59:01.920 I think his best football as ahead of him. Kind 3:59:01.920 --> 3:59:03.960 of along the lines of what Dave was saying. Yeah, 3:59:04.040 --> 3:59:06.040 I'll tell you what I like as far as the 3:59:06.120 --> 3:59:08.840 blocking stuff. Kind of a getting away guy, but he's 3:59:08.880 --> 3:59:11.600 got he's got some link to him, so he extends 3:59:11.640 --> 3:59:14.600 and then he turns his body. He keeps in position. 3:59:14.840 --> 3:59:16.440 I mean at the point of attack. I didn't think 3:59:16.440 --> 3:59:18.280 I didn't see a guy. Sometimes you see guys get 3:59:18.320 --> 3:59:20.440 as they're trying to block on the move, they get washed. Yeah, 3:59:20.600 --> 3:59:23.560 he can maintain some positions, some leverage right there. And 3:59:23.680 --> 3:59:26.840 I think at this point it's a cliche because of 3:59:26.920 --> 3:59:29.360 Jimmy Graham and Antonio Gates. It's a cliche to like, 3:59:29.560 --> 3:59:31.720 draft a tight end who used to play basketball and 3:59:32.320 --> 3:59:35.880 see what happens. But sixth round, pick one eighty four, 3:59:36.680 --> 3:59:39.680 he's got the trades to turn into a playmaker like that. 3:59:39.920 --> 3:59:42.840 Maybe he doesn't, but why not? Why not? I watch 3:59:42.880 --> 3:59:45.720 that pick. Okay, we're gonna the Cowboys are gonna be 3:59:46.040 --> 3:59:49.080 let's see one, two, three, four, five picks away. We're 3:59:49.080 --> 3:59:50.600 gonna step away. We're at the top of the hour 3:59:50.600 --> 3:59:53.160 at three o'clock here in Central time zone. We're gonna 3:59:53.160 --> 3:59:55.320 step away for a couple of minutes. 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We're not acting like we're get anybody catching 4:02:49.120 --> 4:02:52.000 any footballs. I would be interested to see though, as 4:02:52.080 --> 4:02:55.320 I look at this, can Derek dually get a receiver 4:02:55.440 --> 4:02:57.480 in here? And can they get would Lissa be be 4:02:57.640 --> 4:03:00.240 that guy that the you know, a local key that 4:03:00.360 --> 4:03:06.360 can take the top off a defense. Uh with his speed? Uh, 4:03:06.560 --> 4:03:09.560 we've um still waiting for the Dolphins here, but you 4:03:09.640 --> 4:03:11.400 know he's a guy that I know I have. I 4:03:11.480 --> 4:03:14.520 have Lawlor the third I have list of being the fourth. Uh. 4:03:14.880 --> 4:03:18.320 Maybe those are the types of guys that you would see. Um. 4:03:19.720 --> 4:03:22.440 We we talked about Cash as a guy, a safety, 4:03:23.000 --> 4:03:27.400 and but here's the Dolphins selection and uh, but your thoughts, guys, 4:03:27.600 --> 4:03:29.280 as we get close to this pick. They look very 4:03:29.320 --> 4:03:32.400 calm sitting in that room right now. Yeah, they do, 4:03:32.560 --> 4:03:35.760 and they I think they're they're uh, they're eye on 4:03:35.760 --> 4:03:37.560 a certain player and I think they have all good 4:03:37.640 --> 4:03:41.880 he'll be there. Uh talking about position? You know they 4:03:42.040 --> 4:03:45.840 just drafted uh a quarterback last pick. Where do you 4:03:45.880 --> 4:03:49.200 think they're ahead of this time? Um? I don't know. 4:03:49.240 --> 4:03:50.760 I mean, like I said, I think that I think 4:03:50.840 --> 4:03:54.880 that the to me just I think the speed. I 4:03:54.960 --> 4:03:57.920 think that, you know, adding somebody else on the outside 4:03:58.320 --> 4:04:03.880 that could Okay, Gee, Jachim Grant the uh, the wide 4:04:03.920 --> 4:04:08.120 receiver from Texas Tech goes to the Miami Dolphins at 4:04:08.240 --> 4:04:12.040 pick one eighty six. That puts the uh let's see, 4:04:12.040 --> 4:04:16.160 it puts the Washington Redskins on the clock right now, 4:04:16.920 --> 4:04:21.600 uh and US at pick one eighty seven. Uh. Yeah, 4:04:21.640 --> 4:04:24.560 I just feel like though that there just might be 4:04:24.680 --> 4:04:28.640 too much value for him right there, unless I'm missing something. Uh. 4:04:30.080 --> 4:04:35.720 Have Perkins the defensive end. Uh, David Perkins, I know 4:04:35.880 --> 4:04:38.080 southern Illinois. I mean he's a guy of a lot 4:04:38.200 --> 4:04:42.400 higher on you know, he was a transfer from Ohio State. Uh. 4:04:42.440 --> 4:04:45.440 You know they've added some defensive ends already here. I 4:04:45.520 --> 4:04:47.760 know that's a guy that probably they might not consider there. 4:04:48.160 --> 4:04:51.840 Uh the cornerback of Brown, Anthony Brown, Anthony Brown from 4:04:51.880 --> 4:04:56.040 Purdue Seymour was a guy. Uh you you brought up Mills. 4:04:56.240 --> 4:04:58.960 We talked about Mills earlier. A little surprised he's even 4:04:59.040 --> 4:05:02.600 still here, Like, is the teams know something we don't know? 4:05:02.720 --> 4:05:04.720 He had a he had a domestic violence issue in 4:05:04.800 --> 4:05:06.720 college a couple of years ago. But do you think 4:05:06.800 --> 4:05:09.840 the Cowboys could go receiver? Go with Kenny Lawler here? 4:05:10.400 --> 4:05:12.520 I think I think they might go with the guy 4:05:12.600 --> 4:05:15.800 with speed, and maybe maybe they're surprised, maybe there are 4:05:15.920 --> 4:05:20.400 surprised that uh that that that Lawler is still on 4:05:20.520 --> 4:05:22.600 the board. I mean he's more of a possession type 4:05:22.640 --> 4:05:25.320 of a guy, you know. But the guy with the 4:05:25.440 --> 4:05:27.840 speed is is listened to me. I mean maybe that's 4:05:27.880 --> 4:05:30.960 your maybe that's your your home run hitter, right listen 4:05:31.240 --> 4:05:33.560 has listened to me, has speed, But who's just a 4:05:33.680 --> 4:05:36.960 better overall receiver? Lawler is Okay, Lawler' is a better player. 4:05:37.040 --> 4:05:39.000 I want the better player. I don't really care if 4:05:39.040 --> 4:05:42.040 he's fast. I honestly don't. Dez Bryant's not that fast 4:05:42.120 --> 4:05:45.000 in the grand scheme of things. Okay, okay U and 4:05:45.520 --> 4:05:50.040 Nate's Nate Setfeld another new quarterback. And yeah, Nate Setfeld 4:05:50.120 --> 4:05:54.680 goes uh for the UH to the Washington Redskins at 4:05:54.760 --> 4:05:58.440 pick one eighty seven. The quarterback from Indiana had a 4:05:58.480 --> 4:06:01.240 Brandon Alan that's a little surprising. Yeah, that is surprising 4:06:01.280 --> 4:06:04.680 to me. Also had a drift drift school and fernand Adams. 4:06:04.760 --> 4:06:07.040 Maybe maybe they don't like the size of Brandon Allen, 4:06:07.120 --> 4:06:08.960 you know what I'm saying. Maybe that's the well Yeah, 4:06:09.000 --> 4:06:10.680 and yeah, there's a good chance they were looking for 4:06:10.840 --> 4:06:14.520 a certain type of developmental quarterback and with Sudfeld, you 4:06:14.640 --> 4:06:18.080 know that's what you have. That size he's listed or 4:06:18.280 --> 4:06:20.400 what he weighed in at a six six foot six, 4:06:20.480 --> 4:06:22.960 two hundred and thirty four pounds, right, he has an 4:06:23.080 --> 4:06:27.400 arm that he can make every throw, but the mechanics 4:06:27.480 --> 4:06:32.040 are sloppy. He has had a trouble, a tough time 4:06:32.080 --> 4:06:35.640 staying healthy that that obviously hurt him. But he had 4:06:35.760 --> 4:06:39.000 production in Indiana through forever thirty five hundred yards twenty 4:06:39.080 --> 4:06:43.600 seven two seven touchdown the interception ratio. So he has 4:06:43.640 --> 4:06:49.120 a projectable body type, projectable arm, projectable skill set here 4:06:49.160 --> 4:06:51.160 in the sixth round. That's what the Redskins are getting. Okay, 4:06:51.200 --> 4:06:53.840 Minnesota is on the clock ahead of Dallas. Dallas picking 4:06:53.880 --> 4:06:56.440 at one eighty nine, six one eighty nine. We've gone 4:06:56.480 --> 4:06:58.960 through a bunch of names. Uh, you know, a bunch 4:06:59.000 --> 4:07:01.400 of you know, listen, we have good hands, yeah, it's 4:07:01.480 --> 4:07:03.960 more vertical. It's does he have good hands? I think 4:07:04.000 --> 4:07:09.040 the hands are okay. Can he do anything besides running nine? Seriously, 4:07:09.200 --> 4:07:11.680 that's gonna do anything. But but you're in the sixth round. 4:07:11.880 --> 4:07:14.600 Can he do anything besides running nine? It's that's his 4:07:14.720 --> 4:07:18.040 best route. That's just no. We can't no, we can't 4:07:18.080 --> 4:07:20.960 do you can just not very well. Lawler can go 4:07:21.000 --> 4:07:22.480 all over the field get the ball, but give me 4:07:22.680 --> 4:07:26.040 Kenny Lawler. Okay, but I want a good player. Not okay. 4:07:26.280 --> 4:07:29.720 I'm just telling you though, rack stars. But listen, Be's 4:07:29.760 --> 4:07:32.200 got the vertical speed. I mean that's something they don't have. 4:07:32.440 --> 4:07:34.960 We always talk about that. I mean we don't we 4:07:35.200 --> 4:07:37.640 but I understand what you're saying it's pretty damn fast. 4:07:37.840 --> 4:07:40.040 I don't know, man, I don't know if he has 4:07:40.120 --> 4:07:42.440 a separation of this cat. No, yeah, listen to be 4:07:42.520 --> 4:07:44.960 I think he's a little different. Uh in terms of 4:07:45.880 --> 4:07:49.520 Lucky Whitehead. He's fast. They're gonna even let him, well 4:07:49.560 --> 4:07:51.560 he but c he ever gonna play receivers, but he 4:07:51.760 --> 4:07:54.040 but he doesn't make plays down the field like this guy. 4:07:54.120 --> 4:07:56.600 They haven't given him a chance. From my listening b report, 4:07:56.720 --> 4:07:59.480 twenty nine point seven percent of his career catches went 4:07:59.560 --> 4:08:01.520 for thirty plus yards in the air. I mean, he's 4:08:01.560 --> 4:08:04.160 a true vertical threat. That's what he did. That sounds 4:08:04.760 --> 4:08:07.160 like a bad idea in my opinion, Like, well, the 4:08:07.240 --> 4:08:09.600 way let's see if that's Jerry Jones is on the phone, 4:08:09.640 --> 4:08:11.920 we look at the war room, So Chris Halls handed 4:08:11.960 --> 4:08:14.880 this card in. Uh, that's the only part of your game. 4:08:15.120 --> 4:08:18.680 I just feel bad about. I feel bad about that 4:08:18.800 --> 4:08:22.600 working for you in the NFL players are too good. Yeah, well, 4:08:23.000 --> 4:08:27.960 we'll soon find out about who they take. That we 4:08:28.120 --> 4:08:31.240 mentioned all those cornerbacks too though, I mean and that 4:08:31.400 --> 4:08:34.560 we we we've we've talked about that that problem that 4:08:34.720 --> 4:08:37.720 they have with all those guys with the with the cornerbacks. 4:08:37.720 --> 4:08:40.560 So yeah, no, you're right. So David Morgan goes to 4:08:40.640 --> 4:08:44.320 Minnesota argue the okay, tight end, so that that uh, 4:08:44.440 --> 4:08:48.440 that uh that takes, uh, that takes now puts the 4:08:48.480 --> 4:08:51.680 Cowboys on the clock right here. So we've we've talked 4:08:51.680 --> 4:08:53.600 about you. I can hear those cornerbacks, you like, you know, 4:08:53.640 --> 4:08:55.520 those guys that are on that board. They might be 4:08:55.640 --> 4:08:57.760 on the clock, but I think they're done. Yeah. Yeah. 4:08:58.520 --> 4:09:02.640 Harlan Miller is a name talking about the top corners, Kennedy, 4:09:03.800 --> 4:09:07.040 Anthony Brown, Seymour. I mean I got anthy Brown in 4:09:07.080 --> 4:09:09.480 the third round on my on my sheet right here, 4:09:10.000 --> 4:09:12.640 So I would be interested if they're gonna go corner, 4:09:13.200 --> 4:09:15.720 go corner, and I Anthony Brown would be my top 4:09:15.840 --> 4:09:18.680 guy if they go corner. Now, I've got Lawler, I've 4:09:18.720 --> 4:09:20.760 got Brown in the third round, I got Lisa be 4:09:20.840 --> 4:09:23.320 in the fourth round. If you just if they got 4:09:23.400 --> 4:09:25.560 me convinced that Lawler should be their pick, and I 4:09:25.600 --> 4:09:27.400 feel like, that's not what's gonna happen, right, That's not 4:09:27.400 --> 4:09:30.360 what's gonna happen right here now. I guess yeah, I mean, 4:09:30.440 --> 4:09:33.840 well we'll see who in fact the Cowboys, Uh what 4:09:34.040 --> 4:09:37.000 was your grade on Kenny Lawler? Like fourth? Maybe I 4:09:37.080 --> 4:09:41.640 think I had a late third, early fourth. Get him? Yeah, 4:09:42.320 --> 4:09:45.240 I'm I don't know. I mean four, sixth athlete. And 4:09:45.440 --> 4:09:48.320 he has some bad drops. That's the that's the that's 4:09:48.360 --> 4:09:50.520 why he's still available at this I feel better in 4:09:50.600 --> 4:09:52.960 that case. I don't. We don't need bad hands. Yeah, 4:09:53.120 --> 4:09:56.200 well we'll see. We'll see how And he has confused 4:09:56.240 --> 4:09:57.880 hands because he makes some of the best catches you'll 4:09:57.880 --> 4:10:00.680 ever see. He just drops some easy ones. Thinks too much. Well, 4:10:01.600 --> 4:10:04.520 to me, it's too It's going either either way. Either 4:10:04.600 --> 4:10:07.360 gonna take a receiver here, We're gonna take a quarterback. 4:10:07.360 --> 4:10:10.920 I'd rather have a dB. If we're being honest, you've said, okay, 4:10:10.960 --> 4:10:13.600 the picks in. Let's see what the cowboys are gonna 4:10:13.640 --> 4:10:16.400 do here. Uh, nobody's gonna announce it, I don't think. 4:10:17.360 --> 4:10:22.080 But let's see you'll have like a fan crew or something. Well, yeah, 4:10:22.120 --> 4:10:24.640 where's where is? Where is rowdy? There's no doubt about that. 4:10:24.760 --> 4:10:26.920 We need some rowdy. I thought somebody told me that 4:10:26.960 --> 4:10:28.360 they were gonna make a pick out at the new 4:10:28.440 --> 4:10:31.000 facility this weekend. I mean they still they have many 4:10:31.080 --> 4:10:34.200 more picks, have many more picks. Let's see it. In fact, 4:10:34.280 --> 4:10:37.280 the Cowboys do make a make a pick here. They 4:10:38.240 --> 4:10:41.160 they turned the card in and they says it's in 4:10:41.560 --> 4:10:44.320 one and seven at home last year, remember how awful 4:10:44.440 --> 4:10:46.720 that was? Awful us Remember previous year how great it 4:10:46.800 --> 4:10:48.920 was on the road when we were eight. No, that 4:10:49.080 --> 4:10:52.200 was a lot of fun. Oh man, Well, let's see 4:10:52.240 --> 4:10:54.720 that they've they've kind of everybody's standing around them there 4:10:54.800 --> 4:10:56.800 now they're trying to figure out if you look at 4:10:56.840 --> 4:10:58.640 they're all looking they've got they're trying to figure out, well, 4:10:58.680 --> 4:11:00.880 they've got all those picks in the sixth round in 4:11:00.920 --> 4:11:03.320 those compitt stores, so they're trying to line them. Okay, 4:11:03.400 --> 4:11:06.720 Joe Joe Baker's in their shaking hands with people. So 4:11:06.840 --> 4:11:08.520 this is gonna be a dB here, and we got 4:11:08.640 --> 4:11:11.160 to figure out my My highest rated dB on the 4:11:11.240 --> 4:11:14.720 board is the brown kid, Anthony Brown from Perdue. So 4:11:14.840 --> 4:11:16.880 let's see if they do Brian brought us a favor 4:11:17.280 --> 4:11:19.760 and actually draft a guy that I like. How about 4:11:19.760 --> 4:11:21.600 that they're gonna go I shouldn't say that I like 4:11:21.720 --> 4:11:23.880 their guys back to back Perdue players. Is that what 4:11:23.960 --> 4:11:25.800 you're trying to tell me right now? I'm just telling 4:11:25.840 --> 4:11:27.840 you though, the best player on my board is is 4:11:27.880 --> 4:11:30.400 Anthony Brown. We'll see how that is if they don't 4:11:30.440 --> 4:11:32.720 take the receiver to either lawl or a Brown and 4:11:32.960 --> 4:11:35.760 lissab was a guy. Maybe they're maybe they're maybe they 4:11:36.200 --> 4:11:39.000 talked about our drawing this out. Just make the pick. 4:11:39.680 --> 4:11:43.160 You want me to make the pick for ma? Thank 4:11:43.160 --> 4:11:45.600 you already? Did I am? I'm on the table for 4:11:45.720 --> 4:11:47.840 Brown Brown. I'm on the table and there it is 4:11:48.400 --> 4:11:52.280 killing me, all right, Mindy Brown? Gosh, So what do 4:11:52.320 --> 4:11:54.240 you like about Anthony Brown? I'll tell you I'm on 4:11:54.360 --> 4:11:56.200 a four three three speech. I love that. For what 4:11:56.240 --> 4:11:57.720 do you talk about him? If you want to write 4:11:57.720 --> 4:12:00.600 here this is your guy? Okay? Let mind? And these 4:12:00.640 --> 4:12:04.080 are the games I watched Marshall Virginia Tech, Indiana State Bowling, Green, 4:12:04.440 --> 4:12:07.680 Michigan State, Nebraska. I saw this guy could plant, he 4:12:07.720 --> 4:12:09.920 could drive. I mean I seem to close a little 4:12:09.920 --> 4:12:11.760 bit quicker, could play with the off hand. He will 4:12:11.800 --> 4:12:14.720 position himself to knock the ball away. He's a boundary 4:12:14.800 --> 4:12:17.320 corner again like we talked about, though, saw him is 4:12:17.320 --> 4:12:19.200 a wrap up tackle. Of times he plays a little 4:12:19.280 --> 4:12:22.600 sideways and that's because of technique and pedal. Maybe some 4:12:22.680 --> 4:12:24.880 of the stuff in the zone, but he'll adjust back 4:12:24.920 --> 4:12:26.720 to the football. He wants to get to the ball. 4:12:26.960 --> 4:12:29.600 He's got ball skills. I think he needs to look 4:12:29.640 --> 4:12:31.640 back a little quicker for the football, but he could 4:12:31.680 --> 4:12:34.160 read routes, use him on the corner blitz. He has 4:12:34.240 --> 4:12:37.360 the traits. My last line has the traits of a 4:12:37.520 --> 4:12:41.520 complete cornerback. Third round grade. Brian brought us Dallas Cowboys, 4:12:41.560 --> 4:12:44.160 taking him at six. I gave a fourth round grade. 4:12:45.000 --> 4:12:49.640 I'm close to Yeah, I think you're very close to me. 4:12:49.760 --> 4:12:53.000 I saw a guy very close. You are right, You're 4:12:53.000 --> 4:12:56.960 you're getting there, I think. But to your point about 4:12:57.000 --> 4:13:00.880 the traits, yeah, the blend of size, yeah, the the speed, 4:13:01.000 --> 4:13:04.320 and the confidence. I think those three building blocks or 4:13:04.400 --> 4:13:06.200 which you want in a corner and I think he 4:13:06.320 --> 4:13:09.840 has those three areas. He checks those boxes and so 4:13:10.120 --> 4:13:13.160 I think you can you can have a future player here. Yeah, 4:13:13.320 --> 4:13:17.520 well here you go. And that's a so Anthony Brown cornerback. Dabe, 4:13:17.560 --> 4:13:19.480 you want to chime in on him at all? How 4:13:19.480 --> 4:13:21.440 about you said four three eight on the speed right? 4:13:21.600 --> 4:13:25.000 Four three three three, I don't know. I adjusted at 4:13:25.040 --> 4:13:27.120 four three five is what I have him right there. 4:13:27.240 --> 4:13:29.520 I'm not going to try to improve on the scouting 4:13:29.560 --> 4:13:31.480 reports to think, oh why not go ahead, y'all got 4:13:31.520 --> 4:13:33.000 that taken care of. But I mean this was this 4:13:33.160 --> 4:13:35.680 was the last spot that they really a big need 4:13:35.760 --> 4:13:38.760 spot that they hadn't addressed in one way or another. Uh. 4:13:38.800 --> 4:13:41.480 And you know it's the sixth round. Actually, I was thinking, 4:13:41.520 --> 4:13:43.800 you know, Joe Baker was in there, and I was like, hey, coach, 4:13:43.840 --> 4:13:46.200 sorry we didn't get you, Jalen Ramsey. But here's Anthony 4:13:46.280 --> 4:13:49.080 Brown at one eighty nine. I hope you feel better. Yeah, 4:13:49.240 --> 4:13:52.360 um that said. I mean, I mean, so Brandon Carr's 4:13:52.360 --> 4:13:54.480 a free agent next year, Morris Claiborne's a free agent 4:13:54.560 --> 4:13:57.960 next year. Um, this is a position that they needed 4:13:58.000 --> 4:14:00.680 to address. And um, you know you have Terrence Mitchell 4:14:00.720 --> 4:14:05.360 and Degi Olatoyer who are intriguing talents, but you needed 4:14:05.400 --> 4:14:07.840 to bring another guy in here to compete Orlando six 4:14:07.920 --> 4:14:11.080 standards coming off a knee problem. Um. It's funny because 4:14:11.160 --> 4:14:12.840 last night I was saying, you know, they had two 4:14:12.920 --> 4:14:16.080 spots in the fourth round and three positions that I 4:14:16.200 --> 4:14:19.240 felt that they really couldn't afford to ignore. Right, They 4:14:19.360 --> 4:14:23.080 took quarterback, they took pass rusher, They waited on cornerback, 4:14:23.160 --> 4:14:26.080 and honestly, I think I'll probably take that. I think 4:14:26.160 --> 4:14:29.800 they can get by the best with this scenario where 4:14:29.920 --> 4:14:32.120 you know you're not expecting the most of a sixth 4:14:32.200 --> 4:14:34.640 round pick, but I think they can get by with it. 4:14:34.720 --> 4:14:36.760 And this this upgrades the talent on the on the 4:14:36.840 --> 4:14:39.080 depth chart for the time being for sure. Okay, do 4:14:39.080 --> 4:14:40.920 you have anything else day you get on that? We 4:14:40.960 --> 4:14:44.120 got them cover, Okay, I think so. Okay, the Los 4:14:44.200 --> 4:14:47.400 Angeles Rams are on the clock. Are they handed their 4:14:47.440 --> 4:14:49.800 pick in? We've yet to see it roll across the 4:14:49.840 --> 4:14:54.240 bottom of the screen. Let's pick six one ninety will 4:14:54.280 --> 4:14:57.320 be made. It looks like it's Josh Forrest, the linebacker 4:14:57.960 --> 4:15:02.800 from Kentucky, former y receiver moving to linebacker. Uh, it's 4:15:02.800 --> 4:15:05.000 still a work in progress, but I thought he had 4:15:05.040 --> 4:15:09.120 a nice week at the Senior Bowl and so solid 4:15:09.160 --> 4:15:12.000 pick here in the six the guy that has compete 4:15:12.040 --> 4:15:15.360 on special teams, he might have a starter down the road. Okay, 4:15:15.480 --> 4:15:17.960 and then then that puts it's gonna put Detroit on 4:15:18.120 --> 4:15:23.840 the clock at six one ninety one. Uh, they've we've 4:15:23.920 --> 4:15:25.840 we've talked about They've they've addressed it looked like they've 4:15:25.880 --> 4:15:28.160 addressed every pick has been offensive line for the most 4:15:28.200 --> 4:15:32.920 part for them. Uh, so we'll see what direction they go. Uh. 4:15:34.440 --> 4:15:36.320 I was just kind of this thing. It can't I 4:15:36.360 --> 4:15:39.160 didn't know if you had any people any Twitter questions 4:15:39.240 --> 4:15:43.360 come in about about the pick, about the pick itself, 4:15:43.440 --> 4:15:46.080 Did anybody know much about from what we're talking about 4:15:46.120 --> 4:15:49.600 with Anthony Brown and stuff like that. Uh? People just 4:15:49.720 --> 4:15:52.560 a little disappointed we didn't take Listen be Yeah. I 4:15:52.600 --> 4:15:54.920 think the fans are just aching for a receiver right now. 4:15:55.000 --> 4:15:57.600 You think they'll maybe aim for one with these last 4:15:57.680 --> 4:15:59.880 three picks here may Yeah, Well we'll see. In fact, 4:16:00.000 --> 4:16:02.600 I don't think that Listen b is long for the 4:16:02.680 --> 4:16:04.880 world here, to be honest with you, it makes it 4:16:04.960 --> 4:16:07.160 sound like he's gonna die. Brian, No, I don't mean. 4:16:07.360 --> 4:16:10.320 I just feel like though we're looking, you're looking, we're 4:16:10.360 --> 4:16:12.240 looking at the board, you're looking at the board, and 4:16:12.280 --> 4:16:14.800 you start we had him as a guy that we said, okay, 4:16:15.080 --> 4:16:18.520 we would take him here at this pick. Yeah, yeah, 4:16:18.600 --> 4:16:20.440 we would take him, and we've all our list to 4:16:20.520 --> 4:16:22.560 be all that kind of glad they didn't take him out, 4:16:23.080 --> 4:16:24.960 says he just ran into Derek Julie in the hall 4:16:25.000 --> 4:16:27.720 and he's dying for some receivers too. Okay, well, yeah, 4:16:27.760 --> 4:16:29.440 we will keep an eye out. Yeah, well listen, be 4:16:29.720 --> 4:16:32.280 was his guy, and uh Marquez and arth is still 4:16:32.320 --> 4:16:34.480 there though. Yeah, and they but they've got they've got 4:16:34.560 --> 4:16:37.000 to carry. They've got a long way to go till 4:16:37.000 --> 4:16:41.520 they get to those competatory picks its. Yeah. Selfishly, I'm 4:16:41.560 --> 4:16:43.680 glad they didn't get listen to me after that hatchet 4:16:43.800 --> 4:16:46.680 job I did on him right there before the did 4:16:46.720 --> 4:16:48.800 you did you do a hatchet job? It wasn't very 4:16:48.880 --> 4:16:50.760 nice to him, and I wasn't. I didn't have a 4:16:50.840 --> 4:16:53.200 lot of good stuff to say. Yeah, well, we'll see. 4:16:53.360 --> 4:16:56.000 I can say that. I just think when you're sixth round, 4:16:56.040 --> 4:17:00.200 you're looking at traits. We talked about the hands and uh, 4:17:00.480 --> 4:17:03.440 but we also said vertical seed all that stuff like that, 4:17:03.600 --> 4:17:07.400 and okay, okay, Anthony Brown. And by the way, Detroit 4:17:07.560 --> 4:17:11.760 takes Jake Jake Rudoc, Jake Rudoc, Michigan quarterback. That is 4:17:11.840 --> 4:17:13.920 not going to be a far trip. Yeah, Jake Rudoc, 4:17:14.000 --> 4:17:16.720 the quarterback at Michigan. That's something Buffalo Bills got something 4:17:16.760 --> 4:17:20.200 condescending to say. Dane, mister buck Eye, No, he's okay, 4:17:20.400 --> 4:17:22.120 he's a tough son of a guy. I think if 4:17:22.200 --> 4:17:26.160 I give him a lot of credit for what he's 4:17:26.200 --> 4:17:28.120 just throughout this his senior year because he was an 4:17:28.120 --> 4:17:30.800 I would transfer graduate transfer, fifth year guys. So you know, 4:17:30.840 --> 4:17:32.960 he shows up at Michigan and you could tell at 4:17:32.960 --> 4:17:34.720 the beginning of the season it was rough, I mean 4:17:35.080 --> 4:17:38.640 in terms of understanding the playbook, the chemistry with his targets. 4:17:39.000 --> 4:17:41.840 But as the season wore on, you saw his confidence 4:17:42.600 --> 4:17:44.880 just start to go up and up and up, just 4:17:45.280 --> 4:17:47.960 be more comfortable within that offense. And I think Rudoc 4:17:48.640 --> 4:17:51.000 he had a really nice senior season and developed into 4:17:51.120 --> 4:17:53.520 a legitimate prospect. And here he is staying in the 4:17:53.560 --> 4:17:56.760 state of Michigan, going to be a Detroit Lion. Now. Yeah, 4:17:56.880 --> 4:18:02.200 so Jake Rudoc was I liked. I'll tell you what, though, 4:18:02.240 --> 4:18:06.040 there's some games. You know, hardball is hard on quarterbacks, 4:18:06.560 --> 4:18:09.440 and and and and he this kid brought some stability 4:18:09.480 --> 4:18:11.600 to Michigan, and Michigan turned it around. And if you 4:18:11.680 --> 4:18:13.840 look at the number of wins, and you know, this 4:18:14.040 --> 4:18:16.920 kid didn't didn't kill him in games. He was steady, 4:18:17.240 --> 4:18:20.240 he's tough. You know, with Michigan quarterbacks, you always kind 4:18:20.280 --> 4:18:22.760 of that. I was the Elvis Gerbach kind of and 4:18:22.840 --> 4:18:25.200 I know Tom Brady was gone on, but you always 4:18:25.240 --> 4:18:28.680 got that guy that's kind of that that long, you know, 4:18:28.880 --> 4:18:31.800 rangey looking bill, you know, kind of not always perfect 4:18:31.840 --> 4:18:34.360 the way he looks, but can do some really good things. 4:18:34.400 --> 4:18:37.080 So we'll say, okay, here's the pick is in for 4:18:37.360 --> 4:18:40.000 the Buffalo Bills, and we'll see if they roll it 4:18:40.040 --> 4:18:42.720 across the bottom. This is gonna be picks six, one 4:18:43.160 --> 4:18:46.040 ninety two. I actually I wanted the Buffalo Bills. I 4:18:46.080 --> 4:18:47.640 wanted to go back for a second. And I know 4:18:47.720 --> 4:18:49.880 we're talking about the sixth round. We're not talking about 4:18:50.600 --> 4:18:54.640 likely superstars here at this point, but uh, if you're 4:18:54.720 --> 4:18:57.000 if you're worried about receiver and grey, I mean, it's 4:18:57.080 --> 4:18:59.240 it's something to be worth being concerned about. I think 4:18:59.320 --> 4:19:03.480 that's fair. Between Terrence Williams Devin Street. You don't know 4:19:03.560 --> 4:19:06.080 what to expect from Lucky White. I mean, Dez is 4:19:06.120 --> 4:19:08.320 really the only guy, and I guess Cole Beasley that 4:19:08.360 --> 4:19:11.640 you can count on. But if you're worried about receiver, 4:19:11.840 --> 4:19:15.200 I feel a lot better just riding with what I've 4:19:15.280 --> 4:19:18.800 got right now and addressing that position next year. I 4:19:18.880 --> 4:19:21.880 feel way better that a first, second, or third round 4:19:21.920 --> 4:19:25.000 picket receiver can come in immediately like Terrence Williams did 4:19:25.200 --> 4:19:28.760 and contribute than I do about defensive back. I think 4:19:28.800 --> 4:19:32.360 defensive back and defensive end probably like the two hardest 4:19:32.360 --> 4:19:37.720 adjustments in football. Obviously quarterback. Yeah, but I just I 4:19:37.800 --> 4:19:41.200 feel better about asking a more highly touted rookie to 4:19:41.200 --> 4:19:43.200 step up at receiver than I would at dB. So 4:19:43.320 --> 4:19:46.600 I like the idea of cycling and trying to stock 4:19:46.640 --> 4:19:50.360 the depth chart at dB and keeping that in better shape, basically, 4:19:50.480 --> 4:19:53.240 is what I'm trying to say. And if there will 4:19:53.280 --> 4:19:55.000 be listen, b you were right, he's not long for 4:19:55.080 --> 4:20:00.560 the world. That's that's dramatic. But and I mean if 4:20:00.600 --> 4:20:02.520 you don't, if you don't hit a home run with 4:20:02.640 --> 4:20:04.560 receiver in this draft, I think you can deal with 4:20:04.640 --> 4:20:06.360 it next year and it's not the end of the world. 4:20:06.480 --> 4:20:09.040 Do you agree with that? Yeah? They still have hope 4:20:09.080 --> 4:20:13.480 for uh Devon Street Street. Devon Street going into his 4:20:13.600 --> 4:20:17.320 third year, you know, and Devon Street has gotten career 4:20:17.600 --> 4:20:20.360 recept Yeah, Devin Street needs to figure it out real fast, 4:20:20.920 --> 4:20:22.560 you know, I mean, dude, But do you think they 4:20:22.920 --> 4:20:25.040 still have hope? Oh? Yeah, she would, But maybe they 4:20:25.080 --> 4:20:27.600 would stop them for taking a receiver. But but Nick 4:20:27.680 --> 4:20:29.560 Eaveman walked in there and just said that, you know, 4:20:30.040 --> 4:20:33.160 Derek Dooley is itching for some from for some receivers. 4:20:33.200 --> 4:20:36.160 All position coaches are always itching from there. Guys, I 4:20:36.240 --> 4:20:38.080 look in the war room right now, Stephen Jones is 4:20:38.120 --> 4:20:39.880 on the phone. At this time, When Stephen Jones is 4:20:39.880 --> 4:20:42.280 on the phone like that and he's laughing, he's usually 4:20:42.320 --> 4:20:45.640 somebody from another team is uh calling him up and 4:20:45.720 --> 4:20:47.760 saying that, hey, we were going to take that guy 4:20:48.600 --> 4:20:52.840 right ahead right uh and behind you ste of a gun. Yeah, 4:20:52.960 --> 4:20:55.440 that's what guys do. They like to like to call 4:20:55.520 --> 4:20:57.640 each other and say, oh, man, you took my guy 4:20:57.720 --> 4:21:00.880 off the board. So but he he's got nothing that 4:21:01.040 --> 4:21:04.240 he can he could trade some next year's picks, his 4:21:04.400 --> 4:21:09.760 compensatory picks. He cannot move at all. So he's probably 4:21:10.160 --> 4:21:12.960 and Jerry's gonna Jerry's gonna pick the phone up now 4:21:13.040 --> 4:21:15.160 and visit. They're gonna have a nice little laugh about 4:21:15.600 --> 4:21:17.600 about maybe some players that have gone back and forth. 4:21:17.680 --> 4:21:22.920 So anyway, but Kolby listened, b uh goes to the 4:21:23.000 --> 4:21:25.480 Buffalo Bills. Oh wait, so um, we kind of got 4:21:25.520 --> 4:21:28.600 sidetracked I mean, break this receiver chart down. I mean, 4:21:29.160 --> 4:21:32.720 what are your hopes for Devin Street? You know what, 4:21:32.880 --> 4:21:35.480 I went into thinking that always going to be from 4:21:35.520 --> 4:21:37.680 the first year to the second year, there's gonna be 4:21:37.800 --> 4:21:40.480 a jump. And I didn't feel like that he got better. 4:21:41.120 --> 4:21:43.520 That's the problem that I had. And Lucky White hit. 4:21:43.840 --> 4:21:46.000 They found the way to get Lucky White hit the football. 4:21:46.040 --> 4:21:48.800 He became kind of a gadget player. They didn't. Yeah, 4:21:48.840 --> 4:21:54.720 he's not as yeah point yeah. I mean he's a 4:21:54.920 --> 4:21:57.320 you know, he's a he's that type of a guy. So, 4:21:58.040 --> 4:22:01.400 you know, I'm really, uh, I'm kind of of shocked 4:22:02.240 --> 4:22:05.240 that they didn't, you know, they maybe didn't address this 4:22:05.360 --> 4:22:07.640 a little bit earlier. I mean, you talk about two 4:22:07.720 --> 4:22:10.480 what's going on? Maybe they maybe they have high hopes 4:22:11.360 --> 4:22:15.800 you know for maybe so Yeah, I mean I think 4:22:15.960 --> 4:22:18.080 if I had to guess, I don't think Terrence Williams 4:22:18.120 --> 4:22:20.680 gets another contract here. No, I don't think so either. 4:22:21.000 --> 4:22:23.600 But like I said, okay, he's your he's your number 4:22:23.640 --> 4:22:26.800 two Beasley's obviously, I mean, he's gonna be your slot guy. 4:22:26.880 --> 4:22:29.120 He's not gonna be your number two outside receiver. But 4:22:30.160 --> 4:22:33.200 don't you feel like, you know, in next year's draft. Here, 4:22:34.480 --> 4:22:36.920 I have the list, I have the guys. I have 4:22:37.000 --> 4:22:39.760 the dudes I need right here. Second round ye where 4:22:39.800 --> 4:22:42.440 they I mean the guys like will Fuller come to find? 4:22:42.600 --> 4:22:45.920 You know you can go second round name Shepherd Fuller, 4:22:46.280 --> 4:22:51.400 Michael Thomas at what forty three? I think forty seven? Yeah, 4:22:51.640 --> 4:22:53.640 you plug a guy like that right in there and 4:22:54.000 --> 4:22:57.320 first round grade. I mean, that's that's more than adequate. 4:22:57.440 --> 4:22:59.400 You know, this is not a position that you need 4:22:59.440 --> 4:23:03.200 to address multiple years in advance, at least not when 4:23:03.240 --> 4:23:05.800 you have things in place like Dez and Beasley already 4:23:05.840 --> 4:23:07.880 there and so, but he's different from what they have 4:23:08.040 --> 4:23:09.960 if they would have picked Lucab He's different from what 4:23:10.040 --> 4:23:13.000 they have with the vertibal player. Honest, I would have 4:23:13.040 --> 4:23:15.080 been jacked if they'd gotten a guy like will Fuller. 4:23:15.280 --> 4:23:16.600 Just I mean in terms of the speed. I know 4:23:16.680 --> 4:23:18.960 you don't like his hands, but I think there will be. 4:23:19.720 --> 4:23:21.560 It's a plug and play position, is what I'm trying 4:23:21.600 --> 4:23:23.040 to say. And so if you don't get your guy 4:23:23.120 --> 4:23:25.800 in twenty sixteen, try again next year. I think you'll 4:23:25.840 --> 4:23:29.200 be fine. The Tennessee tightens it s ninety three. Take 4:23:29.320 --> 4:23:37.080 the Arkansas guard Tratola Tratola, former Nevada player, transferred six four, 4:23:37.200 --> 4:23:40.960 three hundred fifteen pounds. Guys has some weight issues. He 4:23:41.040 --> 4:23:44.280 lost over fifty pounds since he arrived in Fayetteville, so 4:23:44.600 --> 4:23:47.520 you know, he needs to stay make sure he you know, 4:23:47.680 --> 4:23:50.960 keeps that weight under control. Maturity has been a question 4:23:51.040 --> 4:23:54.840 in the past, so a couple building blocks. He does 4:23:54.920 --> 4:23:58.760 have the size, obviously, and he has the strength. He's 4:23:58.800 --> 4:24:01.680 going to be a grinder. He's that type of player, 4:24:02.240 --> 4:24:05.360 and so I think whether he's pushing for a starting 4:24:05.440 --> 4:24:09.160 job or not. He's a guy that's started almost every 4:24:09.200 --> 4:24:11.400 game the last two years of left guard. A lot 4:24:11.440 --> 4:24:14.080 to work with there. Yeah, I was. I was kind 4:24:14.120 --> 4:24:17.080 of going back and reading my notes as you were 4:24:17.200 --> 4:24:20.600 going there. I thought he was a powerful guy, and 4:24:20.680 --> 4:24:22.200 I thought, you know, for a big guy, he can 4:24:22.280 --> 4:24:24.680 hook his guy. He could he catches him and then 4:24:24.760 --> 4:24:26.840 gets a little bit of push with him. He can 4:24:26.920 --> 4:24:30.360 hold initial quickness for the position. He could sustain blocks good, 4:24:30.360 --> 4:24:33.480 adjust on the second level down block, then adjust a 4:24:33.520 --> 4:24:35.840 little bit out of control in space. There's sometimes they 4:24:35.920 --> 4:24:37.920 asked him to pull and he just wasn't very good 4:24:37.920 --> 4:24:40.840 at doing that. But you know, you could you could 4:24:40.840 --> 4:24:42.440 see a little bit of a one shot block or 4:24:42.440 --> 4:24:45.320 in this guy then try and sustain. But there's some 4:24:45.360 --> 4:24:48.200 times where he's off balance, good on the blitz, kind 4:24:48.200 --> 4:24:50.280 of a good pass pro guy when he can get 4:24:50.320 --> 4:24:54.440 his hands inside. So that's the Tennessee Titans that would 4:24:54.440 --> 4:24:57.160 be their guy. To a player just went that. We 4:24:57.280 --> 4:24:59.840 talked about the Cowboys having possible interest in maybe in 4:25:00.000 --> 4:25:03.240 one of those comp picks. Corey James. Yeah, linebacker from 4:25:03.280 --> 4:25:06.840 Colorado State. We drafted our armlocked draft draft show. Yeah, 4:25:06.840 --> 4:25:09.480 we sure did Corey James. And we all liked Corey 4:25:09.600 --> 4:25:13.160 James a lot, and uh we we you had a 4:25:13.200 --> 4:25:15.800 little bit concerned where would you play Corey James at 4:25:16.400 --> 4:25:18.920 The Cowboys brought him in as one of the thirty visits. 4:25:19.240 --> 4:25:24.760 Reggie McKenzie grabs him with pick six, one ninety four. Uh, 4:25:24.960 --> 4:25:28.680 with to the Oakland Raiders. Here's a guy that can rush, 4:25:29.440 --> 4:25:31.320 can play, I mean he could play at his feet. 4:25:31.440 --> 4:25:34.480 He was a handdown guy initially the four to three 4:25:34.560 --> 4:25:36.280 and then they switched schemes. He went to a three 4:25:36.280 --> 4:25:39.400 to four and he was doing those things. So, uh, 4:25:39.520 --> 4:25:42.760 Corey James, maybe he as we've you know, talked about 4:25:43.360 --> 4:25:46.880 some replacements for for Benson Mayowah Benson Mayowah was a 4:25:46.960 --> 4:25:51.040 guy that was a rusher outside linebacker for that for 4:25:51.320 --> 4:25:53.920 their team. And they're showing them highlights right now of 4:25:54.800 --> 4:25:59.800 Kobe Lisson and it's all vertical routes and so does best. 4:25:59.840 --> 4:26:02.280 That's what he does best. That's absolutely absolutely it's what 4:26:02.400 --> 4:26:05.520 he does. It's what he does best. That's what he does. Do. 4:26:05.600 --> 4:26:08.720 The other stuff just not quite as good as quite 4:26:08.720 --> 4:26:11.400 as good. Okay, we are, We're very nice. Okay, So 4:26:11.560 --> 4:26:14.040 this is gonna be pick uh pick one ninety five. 4:26:14.120 --> 4:26:17.960 This is the it's I got. Atlanta has his pick 4:26:18.240 --> 4:26:21.840 right now, and let's see who the Atlanta Falcons in 4:26:22.160 --> 4:26:27.160 fact are able to draft. Uh here with this pick. 4:26:27.280 --> 4:26:29.440 I got some like reverb in my ear going on 4:26:29.600 --> 4:26:31.560 right now. We got a player on the phone. Maybe 4:26:31.600 --> 4:26:33.360 we're good with that. We don't have a player on 4:26:33.400 --> 4:26:35.280 the phone. Okay, No, I'm sorry about that, which is 4:26:35.400 --> 4:26:38.480 kind of maybe maybe I'm hearing things right now. I 4:26:39.120 --> 4:26:41.160 was actually tweeting about this earlier, So shame on me 4:26:41.240 --> 4:26:43.840 for leaving it off. We're talking about all these wide receivers. 4:26:44.040 --> 4:26:48.120 Nicholas makes the great point. Bryce Butler's still kicking around tea. No, absolutely, 4:26:48.200 --> 4:26:50.440 he's a big, fast guy. Yeah, he can do that. 4:26:50.600 --> 4:26:53.960 And he's entering free agency as well. But um, they 4:26:54.040 --> 4:26:55.960 traded their fifth ye this year for him, so they 4:26:56.000 --> 4:26:58.000 did almost like they drafted him this year. I'm not 4:26:58.040 --> 4:26:59.440 gonna go as far as to say that I have 4:26:59.600 --> 4:27:02.160 like high, high, high high expectations for the guy, but 4:27:02.280 --> 4:27:05.640 he showed enough last year that I'm intrigued to see 4:27:05.680 --> 4:27:07.560 what he can do. Yeah, if he can stay healthy. 4:27:07.600 --> 4:27:10.840 He was battling a hamstring injury. Um, but he took 4:27:10.920 --> 4:27:14.440 him out a lot of games. He fits that, it did, 4:27:14.640 --> 4:27:17.320 but he fits that mold of a big, fast outside 4:27:17.400 --> 4:27:20.040 receiver who can do those types of things. And it 4:27:20.080 --> 4:27:25.000 looks like that. The Falcons to guard West Sweitzer. Schweitzer, Yeah, 4:27:25.120 --> 4:27:27.960 from San Jose State, and he fusting They listened as 4:27:28.000 --> 4:27:30.360 a guard. He was a tackle in San Jose State, 4:27:30.440 --> 4:27:33.080 six four, three hundred pounds. UM. I gave him p 4:27:33.200 --> 4:27:37.440 F a grade. He worked out really well, and I 4:27:37.520 --> 4:27:41.080 think that's what while we're seeing him being drafted more 4:27:41.120 --> 4:27:44.560 so for the workouts than the tape. But a solid 4:27:44.600 --> 4:27:48.560 athlete who probably best inside a guard, but did play 4:27:48.680 --> 4:27:51.880 tackle mostly at San Jose State. Okay, so that would 4:27:51.920 --> 4:27:55.680 be him that once again. That pick went at six 4:27:57.000 --> 4:28:00.720 five to the Atlanta Falcons. Uh, Candiser anything on Twitter? 4:28:00.760 --> 4:28:03.160 Anybody wants to know about from us? Yeah, we want 4:28:03.200 --> 4:28:06.080 a pro comparison for Anthony Brown. What kind of a 4:28:06.160 --> 4:28:08.360 player is he? Guys that are already in the league. 4:28:11.320 --> 4:28:14.240 Pro comparison for Anthony Own. Okay, five eleven one nine 4:28:14.400 --> 4:28:19.800 five run for three speed for three speed. Trying to 4:28:19.880 --> 4:28:22.040 think about that with that all on y'all, y'all are 4:28:22.040 --> 4:28:24.840 the scouts? Yeah, Dan, he just doing the measurables, trying 4:28:24.840 --> 4:28:27.600 to I'm picturing him play, watching him on tape, epperdue, 4:28:27.960 --> 4:28:30.800 and I'm trying to think who that kind of mirrors 4:28:31.520 --> 4:28:35.080 at the NFL game. Let's come back to that. Well, 4:28:35.120 --> 4:28:36.720 we'll come up with one here. Yeah, I'm trying to 4:28:36.760 --> 4:28:38.520 think in my head. Okay said, I want to throw 4:28:38.520 --> 4:28:40.320 out a name, and yeah, unless it's good. We got 4:28:40.400 --> 4:28:44.000 the audio, the audio from the call for for Anthony Brown. 4:28:44.120 --> 4:28:46.240 Let's go to that right now. Hey, Anthony, this Jerry 4:28:46.360 --> 4:28:50.400 Jones's scowboys. We called them, tell you we just drafted you. 4:28:50.480 --> 4:28:53.880 We're turning your card in up there, and uh, congratulations. 4:28:54.200 --> 4:28:57.160 I appreciate it, and I really appreciate well, you got 4:28:57.240 --> 4:29:00.440 some weight supporting the room and the scout. It's uh, 4:29:01.040 --> 4:29:02.520 I thought a lot of you get in here and 4:29:02.640 --> 4:29:05.040 make this team and have you a great career in 4:29:05.080 --> 4:29:10.640 the NFL. Okay, but congratulations, you're Dallas Cowboy. All right 4:29:10.680 --> 4:29:13.360 now listen, here's your head coach, Jason Garrett. He won't 4:29:13.440 --> 4:29:19.320 say welcome to you as well, here he is. Anthony. Congratulations, 4:29:19.680 --> 4:29:24.600 I appreciated. Well, we're excited about you, and I can't 4:29:24.640 --> 4:29:26.040 wait to get you here and put you to work. 4:29:26.600 --> 4:29:29.400 I'm good, I'm riving. Okay, it's a great day. Gross 4:29:29.400 --> 4:29:31.440 to look forward to seeing you next week. All right, 4:29:31.480 --> 4:29:34.880 see you, okay, buddy, take care and there you go. 4:29:35.000 --> 4:29:38.240 Anthony Brown, it sound like he was a little little emotional, 4:29:38.520 --> 4:29:41.360 yeah and shocked. Oh yeah. Well good for him though, 4:29:41.400 --> 4:29:43.880 I mean he's, uh, he's going to get an opportunity. 4:29:43.920 --> 4:29:46.720 And then what we know about the Cowboys with some 4:29:46.880 --> 4:29:49.800 of the uh some of the needs maybe not so 4:29:49.960 --> 4:29:52.160 much for this year, but maybe even for next year 4:29:52.240 --> 4:29:54.280 down the road as far as guys that they're going 4:29:54.360 --> 4:29:56.880 to have to replace. So Anthony Brown, though, is a 4:29:56.960 --> 4:29:59.960 very talented football player, and uh, you know he's gonna 4:30:00.080 --> 4:30:02.080 come in here and and there's no doubt he will 4:30:02.160 --> 4:30:05.800 compete on a on a very high level. I liked 4:30:05.840 --> 4:30:07.760 what I saw from him at Purdue, I really did. 4:30:07.960 --> 4:30:10.800 I think the speed's legitimate. I think the quitness is legitimate. 4:30:10.840 --> 4:30:12.800 I think he knows how to play routes. A lot 4:30:12.840 --> 4:30:15.840 of positive things about him. I've got my comp for 4:30:15.920 --> 4:30:19.440 Anthony Brown. Hit me my comparison. I'm going with Tracy Porter. 4:30:20.080 --> 4:30:23.160 Oh yeah, he's been in the league, you know, a 4:30:23.280 --> 4:30:25.480 while now. I think he was You got my attention. 4:30:25.680 --> 4:30:29.360 He was a second rounder back in eight. Yeah, two 4:30:29.360 --> 4:30:31.880 thousand and eight. Very good memory. Well, he played for 4:30:32.080 --> 4:30:34.920 my hometown team. That's true. I won a super Bowl. Um, 4:30:35.720 --> 4:30:38.640 he won a super Bowl. He's whatever he does for 4:30:38.680 --> 4:30:39.840 the rest of his life. He's one of the two 4:30:39.880 --> 4:30:42.760 or three biggest heroes in New Orleans history. So paying 4:30:42.800 --> 4:30:45.560 off Peyton Manning and Brett Fife in back to back 4:30:45.600 --> 4:30:48.920 games super Bowl, sure did. But he has, you know, 4:30:49.160 --> 4:30:51.920 not the biggest, but solid in terms of size, five 4:30:52.000 --> 4:30:56.480 to eleven, one hundred and ninety pounds or so, excellent speed, yeah, 4:30:57.160 --> 4:31:00.120 and so has some playmaking skills, has the confidence. I 4:31:00.160 --> 4:31:02.920 think Tracy Porter would be my comp if we're looking 4:31:02.960 --> 4:31:05.320 for one for Anthony Brown. Yeah. Martin on Twitter wants 4:31:05.320 --> 4:31:07.680 to know what the Cowboys could possibly get a kickoff 4:31:07.720 --> 4:31:11.160 returner punt returner with one of these three last picks. 4:31:12.640 --> 4:31:15.680 I really really and I didn't think they would spend 4:31:15.720 --> 4:31:17.800 a draft pick on him, but I wanted Jachim Grant 4:31:17.840 --> 4:31:20.400 to wind up here. I thought he's he's a Texas guy. 4:31:20.560 --> 4:31:22.160 If he falls out of the draft, I think the 4:31:22.240 --> 4:31:24.960 Cowboys call him and maybe he comes here. You see 4:31:25.040 --> 4:31:27.760 things like that all the times guys picked the Cowboys, 4:31:27.800 --> 4:31:30.120 either because the money's good, or because it's close, or 4:31:30.120 --> 4:31:35.120 because it's the Cowboys. Who's my kid from Colorado Pueblo. Oh, yeah, 4:31:35.240 --> 4:31:38.800 thats the running the wide receiver. Oh the kid that 4:31:39.120 --> 4:31:42.960 got four two? Yeah, he has workout. Yeah, you got 4:31:43.000 --> 4:31:45.040 her book? Where's our where's your book? It's in your book? 4:31:45.120 --> 4:31:47.880 Got it, wide receiver? Why can't I remember guys that 4:31:47.960 --> 4:31:50.360 I like? Because there's too many? Yeah, I mean, I'm 4:31:50.440 --> 4:31:52.720 I'm I'm to the point now I got brain dead. 4:31:53.480 --> 4:31:56.840 They have been talking all weekends, hearing Duncan Duncan here, 4:31:56.920 --> 4:32:00.240 Karen Duncan. Yeah, if you watch Karen Duncan's t you 4:32:00.240 --> 4:32:02.360 can move a little bit. Yeah, Karen Duncan is one 4:32:02.400 --> 4:32:04.160 of those guys that when the ball is in his 4:32:04.280 --> 4:32:07.000 hands on punt return, kick return, more so, is a 4:32:07.040 --> 4:32:09.720 punt returner. Guys got some I don't think he was 4:32:09.800 --> 4:32:14.560 in Dane rode him up at the best. Let me 4:32:14.680 --> 4:32:16.400 let me, let me see if let me see if 4:32:16.440 --> 4:32:19.560 I got any Karen Duncan for you guys here, uh 4:32:20.360 --> 4:32:22.000 at the I think he's a draft pick or do 4:32:22.040 --> 4:32:23.600 you think he's a priority for well, he's a guy 4:32:23.680 --> 4:32:25.640 that can. I know one thing. When I watched him 4:32:25.680 --> 4:32:28.160 on tape, I don't. I didn't. I watched him a 4:32:28.200 --> 4:32:30.480 little bit. I saw some on tape of him as 4:32:30.520 --> 4:32:33.680 a returner, and he wasn't one of those guys that uh. 4:32:34.160 --> 4:32:36.560 I mean, he really stood out that way. Not to 4:32:36.920 --> 4:32:39.880 h not to interrupt you, but interesting over here on 4:32:39.960 --> 4:32:42.000 the warm room cam you kind of got Joe Bakers 4:32:42.000 --> 4:32:46.280 still kicking around, as is Greg Jackson. So both defensive 4:32:46.360 --> 4:32:48.360 back coaches. And they might still be there from the 4:32:48.400 --> 4:32:50.480 Anthony Brown pick. But no, they're trying to figure out 4:32:50.560 --> 4:32:53.000 right now they're over by the board, they're they're now 4:32:53.080 --> 4:32:55.920 they're thinking about numbers. Now they're thinking about, Okay, how 4:32:56.000 --> 4:32:58.360 many guys do we want to take the camp and 4:32:58.440 --> 4:33:01.840 they're gonna try and line up the priority order of 4:33:01.960 --> 4:33:05.280 how they want to do these uh these uh these 4:33:05.360 --> 4:33:08.840 finally six round picks, the pick at one at two twelve, 4:33:09.440 --> 4:33:12.520 the pick there at two sixteen and two seventeen. So 4:33:12.640 --> 4:33:14.960 what they're trying to do is figure out, Okay, who 4:33:15.080 --> 4:33:17.800 do we need to fight for our draft now that 4:33:17.919 --> 4:33:20.640 we don't want to fight for in free agency. You know, 4:33:20.800 --> 4:33:23.640 that's that's kind of doing what they're standard. The board 4:33:23.680 --> 4:33:26.920 they're looking at right now is their actual as the stack, 4:33:27.320 --> 4:33:30.600 and then also the board by by the round. Uh, 4:33:30.640 --> 4:33:32.560 so they're trying to figure out how they want to 4:33:32.680 --> 4:33:37.160 make these picks come off. Will McClay pointing okay, saying okay, 4:33:37.240 --> 4:33:39.360 that one, then that one, then that one, and you 4:33:39.360 --> 4:33:42.720 can see how he's using his fingers to say, this 4:33:42.880 --> 4:33:45.800 is what they're gonna do. So anyway, Uh, let's see 4:33:45.840 --> 4:33:49.960 Tampa Bay is on the clock at one ninety seven. Again, 4:33:50.040 --> 4:33:51.840 this is all about what the Cowboys are doing here 4:33:51.840 --> 4:33:55.560 to try and prioritize what order they want to take 4:33:55.640 --> 4:33:57.400 these guys, because the picks are going to go back 4:33:57.480 --> 4:33:59.600 to back and they want to make sure that they 4:33:59.840 --> 4:34:03.600 help helps them with their numbers of their team as well, 4:34:03.720 --> 4:34:08.440 so Chargers that they showed the Chargers on the clock. 4:34:09.440 --> 4:34:13.200 Uh at they had two picks come off the board. Yeah, okay, 4:34:13.200 --> 4:34:16.600 I'm sorry about that. What's excuse me? West Switcher. We 4:34:16.640 --> 4:34:21.680 talked about the guard and then now Philadelphia took Blake Countess, 4:34:22.400 --> 4:34:25.480 uh from a defensive back from Auburn. Auburn, he was 4:34:25.640 --> 4:34:28.960 Michigan transfer, one of those fifth year guys under sized, 4:34:29.040 --> 4:34:32.480 under five eighty five pounds. Not a fan. I don't know. 4:34:32.560 --> 4:34:35.800 They tried him at corner and then he moved into safety. Uh. 4:34:36.080 --> 4:34:38.480 Too many negative players on his tape for me, but 4:34:38.680 --> 4:34:40.920 I mean I wrote them up, and um, you know, 4:34:41.080 --> 4:34:43.240 I think maybe on special teams he can do something. 4:34:43.360 --> 4:34:45.640 But not a big fan. And JJ Wat's a little 4:34:45.640 --> 4:34:49.880 brother j J. Watt. They yeah before him though, let's 4:34:49.919 --> 4:34:55.199 see yeah Sandy Okay. The Tampa Bay took Dan Batally 4:34:55.360 --> 4:34:59.120 right from Northwestern, a guy that played in the Senior Bowl. 4:34:59.160 --> 4:35:00.880 We got a little bit of taste of his work. 4:35:01.240 --> 4:35:04.320 And then Derek Watt a pick from the from the 4:35:04.320 --> 4:35:07.640 San Diego Chargers from Minnesota Vikings at pick one ninety eight. 4:35:08.040 --> 4:35:11.320 He's Wisconsin kid. He gets drafted by the Chargers, so 4:35:11.520 --> 4:35:15.320 fullbacks back to back. Tampa takes by Tally, San Diego 4:35:15.440 --> 4:35:18.320 takes Wat talk a little bit about Dan, but Tally, 4:35:18.360 --> 4:35:20.440 if he would their dame. He played the super back 4:35:20.520 --> 4:35:22.720 position for Northwestern, so he did a little bit of 4:35:22.800 --> 4:35:25.680 everything from the slot to in line to the wing, 4:35:26.160 --> 4:35:28.840 even lined up as a as a fullback. So he's, uh, 4:35:29.000 --> 4:35:31.240 you know, kind of that that versatile H back type 4:35:31.280 --> 4:35:35.920 of player. He's very competitive guy, whether it's as a 4:35:36.080 --> 4:35:39.280 lead blocker at pass protection, does a lot of things. 4:35:39.440 --> 4:35:41.640 He enjoys the dirty work, he has no problem with that, 4:35:41.800 --> 4:35:45.480 has some natural receiving traits, finds the football quickly. I 4:35:45.520 --> 4:35:47.400 mean now he's not like a He's not going to 4:35:47.440 --> 4:35:49.640 carry the ball very off and only six career carries 4:35:49.880 --> 4:35:51.760 but one hundred and thirty five catches over his career, 4:35:51.919 --> 4:35:54.160 so uh, you know, six one, two hundred and forty pounds. 4:35:54.400 --> 4:35:56.480 He's that versaile h back. And a little bit about 4:35:56.960 --> 4:35:59.719 Derek Watt if you have, he's forever gonna be known 4:35:59.759 --> 4:36:02.120 as JJ's little brother. There's no way around that, right. 4:36:02.400 --> 4:36:05.919 Um he was at Wisconsin just like his brother. Uh, 4:36:06.240 --> 4:36:10.600 he was underused throughout his career. Um, I think that 4:36:11.480 --> 4:36:14.600 you know he can as a as a pass receiver. 4:36:14.800 --> 4:36:17.199 I mean he can do that. He just he doesn't 4:36:17.240 --> 4:36:21.000 stand out in any really one area. His best ability 4:36:21.120 --> 4:36:23.560 might be that he can also long snap, which can 4:36:23.640 --> 4:36:26.560 help you and save a roster spot. So I don't know, 4:36:26.560 --> 4:36:29.400 I wasn't blown away with with why I think you 4:36:29.480 --> 4:36:32.120 know he's he's football focused. There's a lot of things 4:36:32.160 --> 4:36:35.520 alike about his mentality as intensity as a football player, 4:36:35.640 --> 4:36:37.520 but uh, not gonna give you much as a as 4:36:37.520 --> 4:36:39.000 a ball carried, not going to give you much as 4:36:39.040 --> 4:36:42.120 a receiver special teams and as a long snapper where 4:36:42.320 --> 4:36:45.520 JJ Watt's gonna have to earn his roster spot. Yeah. 4:36:45.600 --> 4:36:50.760 And since a Bengals just selected uh Cody core a 4:36:50.960 --> 4:36:55.640 wide receiver from Mississippi States, Yeah as well, so uh 4:36:55.919 --> 4:36:59.480 they all miss Rebels represented now once again in this 4:36:59.600 --> 4:37:03.360 drafts actually wide Cincinna Bengals with that selection at pick 4:37:03.919 --> 4:37:09.800 six one ninety nine. Um, just kind of looking as 4:37:09.880 --> 4:37:12.280 Bill park Sells would say, my board looks a little 4:37:12.280 --> 4:37:15.960 bit like a three day old Thanksgiving turkey. It's been 4:37:16.040 --> 4:37:18.880 picked over pretty good. Right now. Let me are still 4:37:18.919 --> 4:37:21.280 some names so in that fourth round and that I 4:37:21.400 --> 4:37:24.480 like and I keep talking about lawlor In Cash and 4:37:24.600 --> 4:37:27.440 guys like that. I'm really surprised that their names have 4:37:27.640 --> 4:37:30.360 not been mentioned. I feel like a big old Homer Dane. 4:37:30.520 --> 4:37:33.320 But Jalen Mills is a third round grade in your book, 4:37:33.400 --> 4:37:35.480 and he really sits. It's the off field stuff that 4:37:35.520 --> 4:37:37.879 has to be I mean, I agree if Robinson went 4:37:37.960 --> 4:37:40.360 before him, how about that. Yeah, teams are just aren't 4:37:40.400 --> 4:37:45.680 comfortable with you know, the reports they've gotten back from uh, 4:37:45.840 --> 4:37:48.400 you know, whether it's LSU coaches, uh, you know, people 4:37:48.440 --> 4:37:50.920 around him, the owned work they've done with the interviews 4:37:51.520 --> 4:37:54.320 his legal past. Teams just aren't comfortable with it at 4:37:54.360 --> 4:37:57.600 this point. I still and honestly that that in itself 4:37:57.680 --> 4:38:00.200 doesn't surprise me, because I mean, he was in a 4:38:00.280 --> 4:38:02.760 domestic violence incident. He was nearly kicked off of Ellis 4:38:02.800 --> 4:38:05.240 Who's team a couple of years ago. But during this 4:38:05.480 --> 4:38:08.640 entire draft process, it really hasn't been a talking point. No, 4:38:08.800 --> 4:38:12.560 it hasn't. And I get it was a mistaken assumption, 4:38:12.600 --> 4:38:14.920 but I guess I was under the assumption that the 4:38:15.600 --> 4:38:17.800 little amount of attention that it had gotten, kind of 4:38:17.840 --> 4:38:20.120 like Dak Prescott and the DUI, meant that, you know, 4:38:20.600 --> 4:38:22.760 people felt confident it was an isolated incident, and this 4:38:22.880 --> 4:38:25.120 one's been a sponge since from his record. Yeah, you know, 4:38:25.200 --> 4:38:27.520 it's something that and I'll read this right from my report, 4:38:28.040 --> 4:38:30.880 Offield character a question mark following a May twenty fourteen 4:38:30.919 --> 4:38:33.080 incident where he was charged with striking a woman in 4:38:33.120 --> 4:38:36.840 the face, requiring four stitches. Second degree battery. Charge was 4:38:36.960 --> 4:38:39.880 dropped to a misdemeanor simple battery. He enrolled in a 4:38:39.919 --> 4:38:42.920 one year intervention program instead of standing trial, and that 4:38:43.080 --> 4:38:46.800 charge since been a sponge from his record. So you know, 4:38:46.880 --> 4:38:48.760 even though it's been a sponge, it still happened. In 4:38:48.919 --> 4:38:52.080 NFL team's not going to ignore something like that. It 4:38:52.200 --> 4:38:55.040 was a four year starter. He's played free safety's played corner. 4:38:55.600 --> 4:38:57.640 He's very talented. At the Senior Bowl, I thought he 4:38:57.680 --> 4:39:01.480 had a great week running routes, four receivers and making plays. 4:39:01.919 --> 4:39:05.280 The off off field baggage that's really weighing him down 4:39:05.360 --> 4:39:07.960 right now. I consider domestic violence to be the greatest 4:39:07.960 --> 4:39:10.760 baggage of all and kudos to NFL teams for taking 4:39:10.800 --> 4:39:13.920 it seriously. Um, I guess, I guess I was just 4:39:14.080 --> 4:39:17.040 you know, the the lack of the lack of attention 4:39:17.120 --> 4:39:19.640 that it got. I guess I thought that meant that 4:39:19.759 --> 4:39:23.120 that NFL teams were a little more um comfortable with it, 4:39:23.280 --> 4:39:26.559 but apparently not. Yeah. Well, at the Green Bay Packers 4:39:26.759 --> 4:39:29.520 are on the clock right now. This is a this 4:39:29.680 --> 4:39:33.520 is pick six two hundred as we work our way 4:39:33.600 --> 4:39:40.360 to pick two fifty three. The Packers, uh have have 4:39:40.560 --> 4:39:43.520 done some things. We've talked about them adding some offensive lineman. 4:39:44.040 --> 4:39:46.840 You know, we've I documented about Teddy Thompson and his 4:39:46.919 --> 4:39:50.400 love for the pack twelve uh in in that in 4:39:50.520 --> 4:39:54.759 that regard he likes the guys, those tough, smart players. Uh, 4:39:54.960 --> 4:39:56.720 a lot of those guys, you do get This is 4:39:56.800 --> 4:39:59.000 the final pick of the night for the Packers. Yeah, 4:39:59.480 --> 4:40:01.840 so they're gonna they're gonna they're gonna do some uh, 4:40:02.600 --> 4:40:05.120 they're gonna do some uh some good here they think, 4:40:05.200 --> 4:40:08.000 and then uh and then try and hunker down and 4:40:08.080 --> 4:40:12.600 see what happens in the very very m Yeah, Kyle Murphy, 4:40:12.680 --> 4:40:14.760 there gotta go. So there you go. There's another Ted 4:40:14.840 --> 4:40:18.320 Thompson special. Number two two hundred was Kyle Murphy offensive 4:40:18.400 --> 4:40:23.120 tackle from Stanford, very tough guy, Dane, in which you 4:40:23.280 --> 4:40:25.680 and your approach on him, him and Josh Gardnett really 4:40:25.720 --> 4:40:28.160 formed a dynamic duo on the left side of that 4:40:28.240 --> 4:40:30.960 Stanford line. Uh, A little bit of a tweener for me. 4:40:31.000 --> 4:40:32.560 I don't can he stay at tackle? I don't know. 4:40:32.680 --> 4:40:34.160 Does he have to move inside the guard? Does he 4:40:34.280 --> 4:40:37.199 have you know, the base strength and the quick reset 4:40:37.320 --> 4:40:40.039 to stay at guard. I'm not sure. A little bit 4:40:40.080 --> 4:40:43.080 of of a tweener there, so, but Green Bay needs 4:40:43.200 --> 4:40:46.079 death at both spots, so you know whether he's a tackle, 4:40:46.160 --> 4:40:48.160 whether he's a guard, maybe a little bit of both. 4:40:48.759 --> 4:40:50.560 I think that death will help that team. Yeah. I 4:40:50.840 --> 4:40:52.720 liked him better on taped, and we saw him at 4:40:52.759 --> 4:40:54.880 the Senior Bowl a little bit. Have some struggles there, 4:40:54.960 --> 4:40:57.000 but Michael Length, Yeah, I thought that, you know, a 4:40:57.040 --> 4:41:00.360 little bit of a push blocker, you can capture the Edgeohn. 4:41:00.400 --> 4:41:02.160 You gotta watch him. He'll lose that balance on you. 4:41:02.640 --> 4:41:04.760 He'll give up the inside. Doesn't have much snap to 4:41:04.880 --> 4:41:07.240 his blocks, but he could kick to the edge. You 4:41:07.280 --> 4:41:09.480 gotta watch him though. He could get walked back. We 4:41:09.560 --> 4:41:11.520 saw that a little bit at the Senior Bowl right there, 4:41:11.560 --> 4:41:15.360 and I'm worried about him though, getting snatched off balance 4:41:15.400 --> 4:41:18.960 a little bit. So we'll see how Kyle Murphy works 4:41:19.000 --> 4:41:22.440 out for the Green Bay Packers. The Jacksonville Jaguars have 4:41:22.640 --> 4:41:25.560 handed in their card. They're now at pick it's six 4:41:25.800 --> 4:41:30.840 two h one and uh be interest. They've gone really 4:41:31.200 --> 4:41:35.759 all defense in this draft. So I have a feeling 4:41:35.840 --> 4:41:38.760 this is going to be an offensive player. Yeah, and 4:41:38.919 --> 4:41:41.000 and you know there's probably there's some offensive guys that 4:41:41.080 --> 4:41:43.760 are still on this board. Uhaway. Jacksonville is in the 4:41:43.880 --> 4:41:47.520 running for them having the best draft. They they're so 4:41:47.759 --> 4:41:49.960 let's see if they can continue that here. But yeah, 4:41:50.000 --> 4:41:53.800 you look at it with Jalen Ramsey emails, Jack dah 4:41:53.880 --> 4:41:58.680 Shelton Day, Tyrone Holmes. These are all four guys that 4:41:58.759 --> 4:42:00.160 are going to be in the top and in the 4:42:00.200 --> 4:42:03.280 front seven and right, oh, the other guy, Jalen Ramsey, Right, 4:42:03.640 --> 4:42:09.280 so five playmakers. The guy did you mentioned the fact 4:42:09.320 --> 4:42:12.080 that Dante Fowler's coming back? Oh yeah, who's the first 4:42:12.160 --> 4:42:14.720 runner from last year? That's right, Yeah, has not played 4:42:14.800 --> 4:42:17.280 down of NFL football yet. But so it's almost like 4:42:17.320 --> 4:42:19.880 they get another first rounder this year and you're three 4:42:20.080 --> 4:42:23.680 of Blake Bortles with that wide receiver first round bordals 4:42:23.720 --> 4:42:25.520 this year. Yeah, he needs to take that next step 4:42:25.759 --> 4:42:28.440 down on the interception him and those receivers though not 4:42:28.560 --> 4:42:30.280 bad when you have an Alan Robinson. The third two 4:42:30.480 --> 4:42:33.120 not at all looks like the Comlin they're getting my 4:42:33.240 --> 4:42:35.520 best friend. Yeah, I've got my Twitter, pick your Twitter, 4:42:35.640 --> 4:42:38.040 your Twitter, Buddy Man Hammer Friends, Mike Tom, He's got that. 4:42:38.080 --> 4:42:40.879 He's guys jump man thing working today too, Eddie jump Man, 4:42:41.000 --> 4:42:44.720 jump Man, jump man. How about that Brandon Allen Allan, 4:42:45.160 --> 4:42:47.680 how about that pick right there? A sixth round? I 4:42:47.840 --> 4:42:50.640 love it? I mean again, Jacksonville continues to have a nice, 4:42:51.200 --> 4:42:53.880 a nice day with Brandon Allen. Yeah. I had Brandon 4:42:53.960 --> 4:42:57.480 Allen on my board. Uh in the fourth round, I 4:42:57.600 --> 4:43:00.600 had it's today as we started, it was Connor Cook, 4:43:01.320 --> 4:43:04.240 Dak Prescott who the Cowboys did take, and then Brandon 4:43:04.320 --> 4:43:07.000 Allen man in the fourth rout of fifth round grade 4:43:07.000 --> 4:43:08.800 on him. So I'm right there with you, the Cowboys. 4:43:08.919 --> 4:43:10.680 The Cowboys could stand to learn a thing or two 4:43:10.759 --> 4:43:14.919 from some of these teams. Uh. Yesterday New England drafted 4:43:15.000 --> 4:43:18.960 Jacoby Brissette despite having Jimmy Garoppolo. But they they're gonna lose, 4:43:19.759 --> 4:43:23.040 they let me finish, so they need a guy they 4:43:23.120 --> 4:43:24.880 need and you know they want to have depth for 4:43:24.960 --> 4:43:28.840 their backup or a guy that can push Garoppolo Jacksonville 4:43:29.000 --> 4:43:32.840 resigned Chad Henny to an agreeable veteran contract to back 4:43:32.919 --> 4:43:35.600 up Blake Bortles. But why not just go ahead and 4:43:35.640 --> 4:43:36.920 get a guy that you can bring in there and 4:43:37.000 --> 4:43:39.239 have be your third hen he's not gonna be around forever. 4:43:39.720 --> 4:43:42.600 Can develop him to be Bortles's back up when Henny 4:43:42.680 --> 4:43:45.200 decides to go. Yeah, I don't disagree with you at all. 4:43:45.280 --> 4:43:48.600 Right there, it's maybe the best. It's maybe this draft 4:43:48.759 --> 4:43:50.280 is really easy when you do it the right way. 4:43:50.360 --> 4:43:52.480 It's maybe my favorite thing Dane says, which is that 4:43:52.600 --> 4:43:55.160 drafting a quarterbacks just like buying a powerball ticket. Just 4:43:55.200 --> 4:43:57.840 ye do it? Yeah, every year? Why not? Why not? 4:43:58.480 --> 4:44:00.280 What lake you're talking to a guy? It was in 4:44:00.360 --> 4:44:01.920 Green Bay that we did it all the time. Just 4:44:02.080 --> 4:44:04.000 do it, and hell he could be a beast, and 4:44:04.080 --> 4:44:07.320 if he's not, whatever you're trying. I like that strategy 4:44:07.360 --> 4:44:08.680 a lot. I think it's the right way to do it. 4:44:09.040 --> 4:44:11.960 I definitely think you should draft more than two quarterbacks 4:44:12.000 --> 4:44:14.160 for twenty years. You look at what the Patriots do. 4:44:14.360 --> 4:44:16.640 You look at I mean good teams, that's what they do. 4:44:16.759 --> 4:44:19.919 They draft quarterbacks and in some cases you can flip 4:44:20.040 --> 4:44:23.120 that quarterback four picks on the road. You know, you 4:44:23.160 --> 4:44:25.880 can turn a six rounder into a second or third rounder. 4:44:25.960 --> 4:44:28.000 Now the Patriots, they've done it and it hasn't worked 4:44:28.040 --> 4:44:31.720 out in certain situations. Ryan Mallett, you know they that 4:44:31.880 --> 4:44:34.480 didn't quite work out for them. Well, Jimmy Garoppolo, we'll 4:44:34.520 --> 4:44:38.080 see if they have If Jacoby Brissette, if they feel 4:44:38.080 --> 4:44:40.720 strong enough with him coming along, they might deal Garoppolo, 4:44:40.960 --> 4:44:43.760 who I think is in the Tony Romo mold. I 4:44:43.840 --> 4:44:46.080 think he can start in this league be a Tony 4:44:46.160 --> 4:44:49.640 Romo type of passer. So absolutely, I think it's just 4:44:49.720 --> 4:44:52.719 smart business to draft a quarterback, if not every year, 4:44:53.440 --> 4:44:55.640 you know every other year, especially if you have more 4:44:55.720 --> 4:44:59.079 than six or seven picks. So we're waiting right now 4:44:59.200 --> 4:45:02.240 for the Detroit Lions to make their selection there at 4:45:02.320 --> 4:45:07.280 pick uh where at six two o two uh we uh, 4:45:08.000 --> 4:45:12.000 the Cowboys will pick again. If you want to understand 4:45:12.040 --> 4:45:17.320 where they're at on the board, where we're actually one, two, three, four, 4:45:17.480 --> 4:45:20.280 five six picks away from being out of the round 4:45:21.840 --> 4:45:24.920 and then into the compensatory picks the Cowboys in this 4:45:25.160 --> 4:45:27.960 in this final, in the sixth round, that these will 4:45:28.000 --> 4:45:31.160 be their final picks because they will not be able 4:45:31.240 --> 4:45:33.800 unless they trade next year's one or not an extra one, 4:45:33.840 --> 4:45:36.040 but a next year's selection to get back in like 4:45:36.120 --> 4:45:39.040 they did last year. They will have picks again at 4:45:39.400 --> 4:45:44.200 at six two twelve and then pick six two sixteen 4:45:44.440 --> 4:45:47.800 and at six two seventeen. So what we saw a 4:45:47.880 --> 4:45:50.440 little bit was them on the board. They were trying 4:45:50.480 --> 4:45:53.480 to line these guys up on how they want to 4:45:53.520 --> 4:45:56.039 select them. They're gonna happen. It's gonna happen fast. They 4:45:56.080 --> 4:45:58.040 just want to make sure they get the order right. 4:45:58.480 --> 4:46:01.400 And in the case that somebody umps, it's a case 4:46:01.560 --> 4:46:04.280 that one of their they lose with their picks. Say, 4:46:04.640 --> 4:46:07.360 for example, uh, they make that pick at two twelve. 4:46:07.400 --> 4:46:10.160 San Francisco picks there, New England picks there, Seattle picks there. 4:46:10.240 --> 4:46:12.120 So they got to make sure that they've got this 4:46:12.240 --> 4:46:14.600 thing squared up the right way in case they get jumped, 4:46:14.880 --> 4:46:17.760 not jump, but one of their guys goes. Okay, it 4:46:17.880 --> 4:46:21.920 looks like that. Anthony Zettel is the selection for the 4:46:22.040 --> 4:46:25.960 Detroit Lions at six two o two, the defensive tackle 4:46:26.640 --> 4:46:31.480 from the from them from Penn State, So any thoughts 4:46:31.560 --> 4:46:34.840 on him there, Dane third Penn State, and any lyon 4:46:35.320 --> 4:46:38.960 off that defensive line to be drafted following Uh, Carl Nassem, 4:46:39.080 --> 4:46:44.720 and Austin Johnson. H Zettel is a player that highly competitive. 4:46:45.200 --> 4:46:47.720 It hates to come off the field. He's a tweener, 4:46:47.800 --> 4:46:49.800 though where do you plan him? He is not quite 4:46:49.840 --> 4:46:52.840 a defensive tackle, not quite an end. I think that 4:46:53.000 --> 4:46:56.360 position confusion is why he's here in the sixth round. 4:46:56.440 --> 4:46:59.440 But bursts off the ball, plays with power, plays with 4:46:59.520 --> 4:47:02.280 pop and his hands UH and the motor just doesn't 4:47:02.360 --> 4:47:06.040 stop the guy just he will continue to fight through 4:47:06.080 --> 4:47:09.160 the echo of the whistle. And so I think that's 4:47:09.400 --> 4:47:12.520 that's something that's He's gonna make it extremely tough for 4:47:13.000 --> 4:47:15.080 the coaches to cut a guy like that because his 4:47:15.160 --> 4:47:18.719 efforts off the charts. And that would be yes, Anthony Zettel. 4:47:18.800 --> 4:47:21.040 I just some of my notes, looking from what I 4:47:21.080 --> 4:47:24.240 saw on tape myself lines up something as a three 4:47:24.320 --> 4:47:26.960 technique pad level gets a little high at times, some 4:47:27.080 --> 4:47:29.680 initial quickness will fire into the gap. Doesn't have many 4:47:29.759 --> 4:47:32.480 pass rush moves. He's a he's really a try hard guy. 4:47:32.520 --> 4:47:34.400 When it comes to that, you can wall him out. 4:47:34.960 --> 4:47:37.080 Doesn't always hold the point very well. It doesn't always 4:47:37.160 --> 4:47:39.200 keep blockers off. His body work down the line of 4:47:39.240 --> 4:47:41.680 scrimmage that a little trouble getting the edge as a 4:47:41.759 --> 4:47:44.719 rush or spin moved to free himself. But like you said, Dan, 4:47:44.919 --> 4:47:47.200 he's a guy that doesn't want to come off the 4:47:47.280 --> 4:47:50.600 field efforts there. You know he's gonna he's you know, 4:47:50.600 --> 4:47:52.480 he's gone of those guys. Don't be surprised he makes 4:47:52.480 --> 4:47:54.880 the team because coaches have a prompt cutting guys that 4:47:55.040 --> 4:47:57.960 showed that they care the passion and they want to 4:47:58.160 --> 4:48:01.760 coach his favorite players. That's coaches are. Yeah. My biggest 4:48:01.759 --> 4:48:04.440 issue with him is he just doesn't play with a plan. Yeah, 4:48:04.480 --> 4:48:06.720 he just kind of all right, snap go, you know, 4:48:06.840 --> 4:48:08.600 he's gonna try and make something happy. He doesn't really 4:48:08.800 --> 4:48:12.640 put thought into his pass, rush, um and so he'll 4:48:12.640 --> 4:48:15.240 abandon his gaps at times. Yeah, you know, doesn't play 4:48:15.280 --> 4:48:17.800 with proper techniques. So he just, like you said, to 4:48:17.880 --> 4:48:20.840 try hard. A guy that relies more on motor than 4:48:20.919 --> 4:48:23.440 technique to get the job done. Okay, So now we're 4:48:23.480 --> 4:48:27.640 at the Miami Dolphins have this pick. Uh well actually 4:48:27.680 --> 4:48:30.920 excuse me, Kansas City's got this pick. It's pick six 4:48:31.120 --> 4:48:36.000 two oh three. Uh, they could go a couple different ways. Again, 4:48:36.040 --> 4:48:38.960 you're looking for guys with traits, Uh, we had all 4:48:39.000 --> 4:48:42.960 those defensive ends in that fourth round those underside maybe 4:48:43.120 --> 4:48:46.520 looking for a linebacker type of guy, knowing John Dorsey, 4:48:46.720 --> 4:48:48.560 Andy Reid and that guy. They're trying to maybe help 4:48:48.600 --> 4:48:53.000 their defense here, uh with you know, uh Scooby rights 4:48:53.120 --> 4:48:55.480 out the Scoobies right out there. We had, We had 4:48:55.640 --> 4:49:00.040 Oche was out there, Fanica, Daddy Nicholas. I mean we 4:49:00.160 --> 4:49:03.920 had all those guys. Odd we talked about odd Man 4:49:04.080 --> 4:49:07.520 of Cavage is a tough, tough, try hard guy. Uh 4:49:07.919 --> 4:49:10.400 bhc to see, maybe they're gonna add somebody to help 4:49:10.840 --> 4:49:13.080 uh this defense. Like we haven't had a Buckeye in 4:49:13.120 --> 4:49:15.880 a while. We need one of those left. There's been 4:49:16.000 --> 4:49:21.200 like there's three left, uh Tivis Powell, Jalen Marshall, and 4:49:21.240 --> 4:49:23.680 then um, if they're gonna set the record, they need 4:49:23.840 --> 4:49:27.600 uh Chase Ferris to be drafted. So three maybees here 4:49:27.640 --> 4:49:30.000 in the last fifty Could you think that they could 4:49:30.040 --> 4:49:31.240 get what do you think they'll get him in the 4:49:31.280 --> 4:49:33.120 seventh round? Do you think that will be the Do 4:49:33.120 --> 4:49:35.320 you think somebody will hit hit those picks? It's it's 4:49:35.360 --> 4:49:37.840 a big bossible. There we go. Yeah, there's Daddy Nicholas there. 4:49:37.919 --> 4:49:41.000 Daddy Nicholas Chiefs. Daddy Nicholas goes to the Kansas Chiefs. 4:49:41.040 --> 4:49:43.560 We were talking about on my board, I had those 4:49:43.640 --> 4:49:47.320 fourth round rushers. Uh, the guys that were undersized. Where 4:49:47.360 --> 4:49:49.239 do you play him? Where do you play Daddy Nicholas? 4:49:49.320 --> 4:49:52.520 I think, Yeah, he's listed as a linebacker with the 4:49:52.720 --> 4:49:58.240 with the Chiefs, so uh, he was a deepitsive ended edge. 4:49:59.240 --> 4:50:01.800 He's an edge. That's when I don't know what to 4:50:01.840 --> 4:50:03.840 do with the dude. I just write for him in there. 4:50:04.280 --> 4:50:06.520 He's two hundred and thirty five pounds. I mean, there's 4:50:06.560 --> 4:50:09.320 no way he can hold up unless he's a wide 4:50:09.440 --> 4:50:12.800 nine type of defensive end. Right. He needs space, So 4:50:13.080 --> 4:50:15.000 it makes sense to play him off the line in 4:50:15.080 --> 4:50:17.480 a scheme like the Chiefs. So uh, you know he's 4:50:17.520 --> 4:50:19.760 going to be a pass rush specialist, but he he 4:50:19.960 --> 4:50:23.079 needs a lot of work before you know, Daddy Nicholas 4:50:23.080 --> 4:50:24.920 is going to see the field consistent. Oh yeah, they 4:50:25.000 --> 4:50:26.840 flew a guy out to London to do this. I 4:50:26.960 --> 4:50:30.760 saw the Jaguars that excuse me, very nice? Is d 4:50:30.919 --> 4:50:34.400 Ford doing things in Kansas City? Or we'll find out 4:50:34.440 --> 4:50:39.400 this year with what's his name, hurt Um? What their 4:50:39.440 --> 4:50:43.640 best player Houston? Yeah, Yeah, justin Houston with him out 4:50:43.720 --> 4:50:47.200 with a torn acl he's out for the year already. Well. 4:50:47.280 --> 4:50:48.640 He they think he might be able to come back 4:50:48.720 --> 4:50:51.120 later in the year, but he's uh, he'll be out 4:50:51.160 --> 4:50:52.840 for at least the first half of the year. Yeah, 4:50:53.640 --> 4:50:57.079 but there's Thomas still there. So yeah, my guy Tombahali 4:50:57.720 --> 4:51:00.800 Uh like yeah, Daddy Nicholas, I you know you're right 4:51:00.919 --> 4:51:04.080 Dan about the you know, about being undersized. But he's 4:51:04.400 --> 4:51:07.280 impressive though. He's got some quickness to him to swim 4:51:07.360 --> 4:51:09.880 those blocks. Uh, he's best. We could play on the move. 4:51:10.040 --> 4:51:11.840 You get him on the move. He's got a great shot. 4:51:11.880 --> 4:51:13.720 He's got the quickness to get around the edge. He 4:51:13.840 --> 4:51:15.720 could be washed a little bit, but not afraid to 4:51:15.840 --> 4:51:17.840 take on place as a stand up guy. I think 4:51:17.919 --> 4:51:21.120 that's what the Chiefs see in him. Knows for the football, 4:51:21.200 --> 4:51:23.520 quick with his hands. Uh, you know, he's got the 4:51:23.560 --> 4:51:25.080 speed to get to the corner. Let's see if he 4:51:25.160 --> 4:51:28.040 does it all the time. I mean, he's got the 4:51:28.160 --> 4:51:30.280 reach that lenked when he gets in the pocket, he 4:51:30.320 --> 4:51:33.360 could affect the quarterback. I saw some games North Carolina 4:51:33.400 --> 4:51:36.040 State Tulsa, Ohio State where he was able to effect 4:51:36.280 --> 4:51:39.680 because of his reach in the pocket getting around the corner, 4:51:39.800 --> 4:51:44.160 so we will see. Okay, So the Miami Dolphins are 4:51:44.280 --> 4:51:48.320 on the clock at six two o four, their pick 4:51:48.560 --> 4:51:53.880 is in. It's uh, we're getting out again. I've said 4:51:53.880 --> 4:51:56.880 a bunch in this round about the traits. You know, 4:51:57.440 --> 4:52:00.600 you know there's some names that are that we I mean, 4:52:00.680 --> 4:52:02.920 I'll ask you to reset some of the guys that 4:52:03.040 --> 4:52:05.919 you have available, Dane and see if maybe you can 4:52:06.040 --> 4:52:08.360 hit one of these guys that they might pick here. Well, 4:52:08.400 --> 4:52:10.680 we got Jeremy Cash at the top right, Duke's safety, 4:52:10.759 --> 4:52:14.040 Jalen Mills defensive back. We talked about Kenny Lawler, the receiver, 4:52:14.200 --> 4:52:18.440 Scooby Wright linebacker, Darryl Greens in Diego State guard, Harlan 4:52:18.560 --> 4:52:23.000 Miller of the corner from Southeastern Louisiana. Schroon Peak Clemson. 4:52:23.919 --> 4:52:26.040 What are you thinking maybe secondary here? I think it's 4:52:26.080 --> 4:52:28.600 secondary myself. I mean, I you know, I mean, Harlan 4:52:28.680 --> 4:52:30.240 Miller is still out there. He had a nice week 4:52:30.400 --> 4:52:34.120 in Mobile, A player who you know didn't run really 4:52:34.160 --> 4:52:36.919 well to combine, and I think that has really hurt 4:52:37.040 --> 4:52:38.920 him and why he's still available at this point. Do 4:52:39.000 --> 4:52:41.120 you think teams went back in though and time got 4:52:41.200 --> 4:52:43.240 better time on him though. I mean, do you feel 4:52:43.280 --> 4:52:46.039 like that maybe that, you know, with Harley Miller, because 4:52:46.160 --> 4:52:47.920 his tape was pretty good, there wasn't. I thought he 4:52:47.919 --> 4:52:49.200 had nice week of the senior boy. He ran a 4:52:49.280 --> 4:52:51.600 four six five at the combine, but then a four 4:52:51.680 --> 4:52:53.840 or five to seven at the pro day. So yeah, 4:52:54.000 --> 4:52:56.960 a little bit better. Is still not ideal for a corner. 4:52:57.400 --> 4:53:00.360 But you know, six foot, one hundred and eighty pounds. Uh, 4:53:00.680 --> 4:53:02.800 you know, he has has a size that you want, 4:53:02.919 --> 4:53:06.440 thirty one and a half inch arms, he has length. Yeah. Uh. 4:53:06.720 --> 4:53:10.199 Jordan Lucas, Jordan Lucas another secondary guy guy. He another 4:53:10.280 --> 4:53:15.160 guy tested really well, a player who missed second half 4:53:15.200 --> 4:53:17.600 of the season because of an injury. But once he 4:53:17.640 --> 4:53:20.160 had a chance to work out, he wowed some people. Um, 4:53:20.440 --> 4:53:23.080 you know he ran a four four five thirty eight 4:53:23.120 --> 4:53:26.280 and a half inch vert six seven zero three cones. 4:53:26.320 --> 4:53:28.840 So I think Jordan Lucas with his workout, you know, 4:53:28.880 --> 4:53:31.240 put him in this discussion to be drafted here, Okay, 4:53:31.320 --> 4:53:35.039 that that would that was the pick for the Miami Dolphins. 4:53:35.200 --> 4:53:40.760 Jordan Lucas defends back there from Penn State, Arizona is 4:53:41.080 --> 4:53:46.759 on the clock. It's a pick six h two oh five. Dallas. Again, 4:53:47.280 --> 4:53:51.320 we're two picks away from being in compensatory land where 4:53:51.600 --> 4:53:55.200 those picks cannot be traded. Uh, Dallas. As we look 4:53:55.240 --> 4:53:58.520 in the room over my shoulder. Uh, they're lining them up. 4:53:58.919 --> 4:54:01.919 Their first pick will be at two twelve. Then they 4:54:01.919 --> 4:54:04.800 will take another pick at sixteen or two sixteen, and 4:54:04.880 --> 4:54:07.759 then two seventeen, and they are done for the day 4:54:07.840 --> 4:54:12.120 that it becomes the scramble for college free agents. So 4:54:12.280 --> 4:54:14.640 what they're doing right now is they want to figure 4:54:14.720 --> 4:54:18.440 out in what order Jerry Jones standing there with Will McClay, 4:54:18.520 --> 4:54:20.919 Stephen Jones. They want to figure out how they want 4:54:20.919 --> 4:54:22.680 to play this so they don't want to have to 4:54:22.840 --> 4:54:26.360 fight for a guy in free agency. And then we 4:54:26.440 --> 4:54:29.440 saw last year that they gave a six round pick 4:54:29.520 --> 4:54:34.399 to San Francisco to get the rights to draft the guy. 4:54:34.520 --> 4:54:38.600 So we'll see if in fact that is the case. 4:54:38.800 --> 4:54:43.920 Everybody else in this organization moves around the war room 4:54:44.759 --> 4:54:47.880 at a pretty good click. I don't think Chris Hall 4:54:48.280 --> 4:54:51.000 gets up. Well, he's got the phone, Yeah, he's Chris 4:54:51.160 --> 4:54:53.880 is an old school scouter guy. Chris All again with Chris, 4:54:54.000 --> 4:54:56.360 he always sits, He always sits in the He used 4:54:56.360 --> 4:54:58.000 to sit in his office. If you look in the 4:54:58.080 --> 4:55:02.079 back end of office office, that's his office with the blinds. Uh. Right, 4:55:02.160 --> 4:55:05.840 next is it Hublow? You blow, you blow clock on 4:55:05.960 --> 4:55:07.840 the wall, beautiful clock on that wall, by the way, 4:55:08.080 --> 4:55:10.760 But that's his office back there. Yeah, and so Chris, 4:55:10.880 --> 4:55:13.079 But Chris is on the phone with Uh. I always 4:55:13.160 --> 4:55:16.960 think Robert Blackwell and Steve Gaglardino are at the Chicago 4:55:17.440 --> 4:55:20.200 right now. So that's I mean, like, that's Chris Hall's 4:55:20.280 --> 4:55:22.520 domain three hundred and sixty five days a year, right, 4:55:22.600 --> 4:55:25.600 So I always wonder how he feels about all these 4:55:25.680 --> 4:55:27.640 people all up in his space. Well, he knows, he 4:55:27.800 --> 4:55:29.600 knows when it's is over then that all those guys 4:55:29.680 --> 4:55:31.640 need to leave, they're gonna go away. That will go. 4:55:31.800 --> 4:55:34.480 There goes Harlan Miller. Okay, were you go? Harlan Miller? 4:55:34.640 --> 4:55:37.200 Right there? So nice job by Dame Brugler gave you 4:55:37.240 --> 4:55:40.320 a little scouting report on Harlan Miller and what he 4:55:40.440 --> 4:55:45.200 could potentially bring to the Arizona Cardinals at this point 4:55:45.240 --> 4:55:47.559 in the sixth round. You know, again didn't run real 4:55:47.640 --> 4:55:50.080 well at the Combine Oris Pro Day. But you know 4:55:50.160 --> 4:55:52.720 in sixth round, a player that played better than a 4:55:52.720 --> 4:55:54.960 six round round tape, and so I think that's what's 4:55:55.000 --> 4:55:58.160 most important. How to solid solid week at the Senior 4:55:58.200 --> 4:56:01.200 Bowling mobile. You could tell obviously very lean for a 4:56:01.240 --> 4:56:03.840 six foot or only one hundred and eighty pounds. The 4:56:03.919 --> 4:56:06.400 feet need to calm down a little bit, but you 4:56:06.480 --> 4:56:09.120 have some traits there you can work with. Okay, so 4:56:09.320 --> 4:56:13.440 that would be uh, that's Harley Miller, Arizona at pick six, 4:56:13.640 --> 4:56:16.920 two o five. That mains me, excuse me that the 4:56:18.000 --> 4:56:21.160 Los Angeles Rams are on the clock at six two 4:56:21.280 --> 4:56:26.320 h six. We are six picks away from the Cowboys 4:56:26.480 --> 4:56:30.880 making their selection at two twelve. We've talked about this 4:56:31.040 --> 4:56:33.600 a bunch, making sure they line these guys up. It 4:56:33.800 --> 4:56:36.200 is not gonna be a long wait after that. Two 4:56:36.320 --> 4:56:38.800 twelve now two sixteen and two seven. Yeah, they can 4:56:38.840 --> 4:56:40.440 go back to back, so we'll see how this thing. 4:56:40.720 --> 4:56:42.880 Make sure they they just do not want to fight 4:56:43.000 --> 4:56:45.759 for anybody in free agency. That's that's kind of tricky though, 4:56:45.800 --> 4:56:47.800 because it is well, they're well, but they're a full 4:56:47.919 --> 4:56:51.000 round ahead, I mean right, so they can exactly as 4:56:51.040 --> 4:56:52.759 of right now, we don't know if they will pick 4:56:52.800 --> 4:56:55.200 again once two seventeen is ok. Yeah, and there's some 4:56:55.320 --> 4:56:57.320 and there's some names on this board. I mean there's 4:56:57.320 --> 4:56:59.520 still some guys. Dan, do you have any fourth round names? 4:56:59.560 --> 4:57:02.000 Do you have any one or two fourth round names 4:57:02.040 --> 4:57:06.200 on this my board? I have? Uh yeah, I mean Scooby, right, 4:57:06.400 --> 4:57:09.079 Darryl Green? Uh see, Harlan Miller just went off. Sharone 4:57:09.160 --> 4:57:11.759 peaked the wide receiver. A. Lawler's still out there right, 4:57:12.360 --> 4:57:15.840 um and then in the fourth see Babe's gone. We 4:57:15.919 --> 4:57:18.079 talked about Lawler in cash. I mean those are those 4:57:18.080 --> 4:57:22.200 are top gar at the tight end? Yeah, couldjuiced. Uh, 4:57:22.640 --> 4:57:26.000 Morey's candidate. Yeah, he's still out there. Damn, he is 4:57:26.040 --> 4:57:29.239 still out there. Yeah. I like him. I like I mean, 4:57:29.560 --> 4:57:31.040 he's a senior Bowl guy. I thought he had a 4:57:31.080 --> 4:57:34.120 good week. I know. Brian says, he gets he gets baited. 4:57:35.120 --> 4:57:39.040 He gets baited into overplaying Mike Thomas. That's a great pick, right, Okay, 4:57:39.240 --> 4:57:42.160 that's just happened. Mike Thomas, the wide receiver from Southern 4:57:42.240 --> 4:57:45.440 miss goes to the Los Angeles Rams. Go ahead, Dane, 4:57:45.520 --> 4:57:47.480 talk about that one. I'm a big fan of this player. 4:57:47.680 --> 4:57:50.920 Shocked it in get invited to the combine. He thought 4:57:50.960 --> 4:57:54.640 he deserved it. Player, he was the ex receiver at 4:57:54.720 --> 4:57:58.640 Southern Miss. Uh. Now he gets a little crazy with 4:57:58.720 --> 4:58:00.920 his routes, needs to be a little more controlled. But 4:58:01.400 --> 4:58:04.079 he plays fast. He plays with the you know, burst 4:58:04.160 --> 4:58:07.240 out of his out of his cuts. Uh. He's very lean, 4:58:07.360 --> 4:58:09.560 you know, six one, but he's under two hundred pounds 4:58:09.600 --> 4:58:11.480 and I think he can't get pushed around at times. 4:58:11.960 --> 4:58:14.600 But I love the skill set. He'll go and he'll 4:58:14.600 --> 4:58:17.120 pluck the ball away from his frame. Very fleet of 4:58:17.200 --> 4:58:20.760 foot athlete. He's flexible. Uh. You see the footwork, he 4:58:20.800 --> 4:58:24.400 can sell patterns and he's worked his tail off. And 4:58:24.520 --> 4:58:28.440 he started his career at the College of DuPage. Then 4:58:28.480 --> 4:58:30.480 he went to Dodge City Community College, and then he 4:58:30.480 --> 4:58:33.200 went the Southern Miss and then this pass travel. Yeah. 4:58:33.280 --> 4:58:36.120 And because he was uh you know he was he 4:58:36.240 --> 4:58:38.760 was a basketball guy. And then he started playing football 4:58:38.919 --> 4:58:40.840 later in his career in high school. And so he 4:58:40.880 --> 4:58:43.200 went under recruited and he worked hard to get to 4:58:43.320 --> 4:58:46.720 this point. Uh. And he will outplay this draft position. 4:58:46.759 --> 4:58:49.280 And I promise you though, Yeah, and a nice pick 4:58:49.800 --> 4:58:52.640 right there. I totally agree that to me. Had him 4:58:52.759 --> 4:58:58.400 in the fifth round. Mike Thomas ends up at the Rams. Uh, 4:58:58.480 --> 4:59:04.440 that would be pick two six again, Well, traveled. Uh individual. 4:59:04.480 --> 4:59:07.480 It looks like that the forty nine ers pick is 4:59:07.680 --> 4:59:11.680 in and let me see that would be the final pick. Uh, 4:59:12.160 --> 4:59:14.960 that that can be traded. But it looks like the 4:59:15.040 --> 4:59:17.120 forty nine ers are gonna stand in there and make 4:59:17.240 --> 4:59:23.040 this pick. And let's see in fact who they take. Uh, 4:59:23.200 --> 4:59:28.480 it's it's uh again pick two O seven and then 4:59:28.600 --> 4:59:31.080 we have the compensatory comps and then and then the 4:59:31.200 --> 4:59:34.760 comps will start after that particular pick. And it looks 4:59:34.800 --> 4:59:39.720 like Jeff Driscoll is the selection, the last of the Bulldogs. Yeah, 4:59:39.919 --> 4:59:45.160 so Jeff Driscoll quarterback h from uh I wrote down Florida, 4:59:45.200 --> 4:59:50.000 he's actually Louisiana Tech. That just shows me. But I 4:59:50.120 --> 4:59:52.120 was thinking about him being as a I was thinking 4:59:52.160 --> 4:59:54.720 about him being a Florida Gator. So the actually Louisiana 4:59:54.759 --> 4:59:57.000 tick Bulldogs. Don't watch the Tech tape, don't watch the 4:59:57.080 --> 5:00:00.960 Florida tap. That's twelve quarterbacks drafted, now, am we had 5:00:01.080 --> 5:00:04.000 seven last year and we have twelve in the six 5:00:04.120 --> 5:00:08.480 And the question, I'm gonna say twelve quarterbacks and people 5:00:08.560 --> 5:00:12.200 really only feel good about I'm sorry, that's thirteen, Yeah, 5:00:12.240 --> 5:00:15.640 thirteen quarterbacks. Thirteen quarterbacks, all right? None of them Vernon Adams. Yeah, 5:00:15.720 --> 5:00:17.680 none of them, Vernon Adams. That's right. Okay, So now 5:00:17.759 --> 5:00:21.680 we're into competatory land. The New England Patriots are the 5:00:21.880 --> 5:00:25.720 first team with a competatory selection here at six two 5:00:25.919 --> 5:00:29.280 h eight, followed by the Baltimore Ravens and then the 5:00:29.440 --> 5:00:35.079 Detroit Lions. Uh, these picks will go fast because again 5:00:35.160 --> 5:00:39.280 they'll have no opportunity to move them along. So we 5:00:39.360 --> 5:00:43.760 will see. In fact, you know, and I like, I 5:00:43.880 --> 5:00:46.800 say with with Dallas, I like their opportunity. I think 5:00:46.840 --> 5:00:49.040 we still have some names on this board. I've kind 5:00:49.080 --> 5:00:52.160 of like what Dallas has done here the last couple 5:00:52.200 --> 5:00:55.080 of picks that they've been able to make. I do 5:00:55.320 --> 5:00:58.960 like the selection, uh, you know with the quarterback with 5:00:59.120 --> 5:01:02.160 Dad Press Scott though. I think that was a nice 5:01:02.200 --> 5:01:06.480 way to go for Yeah. Absolutely, So we will see. 5:01:06.480 --> 5:01:08.240 I'll tell you what we're gonna do. Can't if we can, 5:01:09.120 --> 5:01:10.840 let's take a little bit of a break here, kind 5:01:10.840 --> 5:01:13.600 of catch our breath. Dallas's got to pick at we 5:01:13.640 --> 5:01:16.520 said at two twelve, We'll catch our breath and then 5:01:16.600 --> 5:01:18.800 come back and catch Dallas's pick. 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Bryan 5:03:32.640 --> 5:03:36.840 broad Us, David Hellman, Dame Brugler, Kient Garrison carrying you 5:03:36.960 --> 5:03:40.680 through here. We're into the Pitt story. Picks. Cowboys, remember, 5:03:40.759 --> 5:03:43.480 do not have a seventh round pick unless they jump 5:03:43.560 --> 5:03:46.320 back into this draft. And uh, like I say, we're 5:03:46.360 --> 5:03:48.400 in the compet story. So they cannot trade in these picks. 5:03:48.440 --> 5:03:50.360 If they want a seventh round pick, they're gonna have 5:03:50.360 --> 5:03:54.280 to give it next year's pick for that. So news 5:03:54.360 --> 5:03:57.120 coming out of Cleveland, what would that be there? Dave 5:03:57.200 --> 5:04:01.280 Helman Nate Ulrich of Ohio dot Com is reporting the 5:04:01.360 --> 5:04:05.640 Browns have traded for Dolphins corner Jamar Taylor. Hmm, don't 5:04:05.680 --> 5:04:10.520 have terms, but he swapped seventh front there you go. Interesting, Okay, 5:04:10.960 --> 5:04:14.000 all right, okay, it looks like that guys that we 5:04:14.200 --> 5:04:17.759 have Ah Anthony Brown, the newest member of the Dallas 5:04:17.840 --> 5:04:23.239 Cowboys from Purdue Anthony. It's Brian, Dane and Dave. Welcome 5:04:23.600 --> 5:04:27.199 to UH, to our program. Congratulations on being selected today. 5:04:27.919 --> 5:04:30.720 Thank you, thank you. It's gotta be very exciting for you, though, 5:04:31.160 --> 5:04:33.600 to to get that call. You're sitting there waiting throughout 5:04:33.720 --> 5:04:36.680 the the a couple of days in the draft. You know, 5:04:36.759 --> 5:04:39.160 I know, on on myself and Dane's draft board, we 5:04:39.240 --> 5:04:42.039 had you very high as a as a third round player, 5:04:42.120 --> 5:04:43.400 and you know here we are. We get into the 5:04:43.440 --> 5:04:45.880 sixth round. But a little bit of trying time. But 5:04:46.000 --> 5:04:47.879 you have to be very relieved though that you got 5:04:47.960 --> 5:04:50.680 picked and got picked by a team that surely can 5:04:50.800 --> 5:04:54.360 use cornerback help, especially the talent that you have. Yeah, 5:04:54.400 --> 5:04:57.960 that is all over teen get a chance to come 5:04:58.000 --> 5:05:01.320 in and compete, ready to meet on and ready to 5:05:01.360 --> 5:05:05.960 come alert, help us get a Houston Anthony. UH, David here, 5:05:06.040 --> 5:05:10.160 congratulations man Um, pumped for you. But just um, you know, 5:05:10.520 --> 5:05:12.759 we we obviously cover the draft, that's our job. It's 5:05:12.800 --> 5:05:15.320 a long process. We've been at it, UH, And I'm 5:05:15.360 --> 5:05:18.800 just curious, I guess, um, what what relationship if any, 5:05:18.840 --> 5:05:20.640 did you have with with this coaching staff, with this 5:05:20.840 --> 5:05:25.120 organization during the draft process, um at all and the 5:05:25.240 --> 5:05:27.040 lead up to this. I mean, some guys are really 5:05:27.120 --> 5:05:29.400 familiar with the team to drafts him, some not so much. 5:05:29.480 --> 5:05:33.600 And where do you fall on that scale? I talked 5:05:33.640 --> 5:05:35.600 to Coach Baker a couple of times before the draft, 5:05:35.720 --> 5:05:37.640 you know, to come by. I talked to him and 5:05:37.759 --> 5:05:41.880 I taught to coach coach here had to come by. Um, 5:05:42.240 --> 5:05:43.840 that was about it. I didn't I didn't have any 5:05:43.919 --> 5:05:48.600 visits anything. Anthony. You know, we know you can play corner, 5:05:48.759 --> 5:05:51.240 but about your special teams. I talked to one of 5:05:51.320 --> 5:05:54.320 your assistant coaches who's just said, you know, we can't 5:05:54.440 --> 5:05:57.000 block him on field goal tries? Is that a part 5:05:57.040 --> 5:05:59.800 of your game you take a lot of pride in. Yes, 5:06:00.040 --> 5:06:08.920 he back after due out on every extra point every field. Well, Anthony, listen, 5:06:09.040 --> 5:06:12.759 thank you so much. Congratulations to you on your selection. 5:06:12.840 --> 5:06:14.320 We look forward to seeing you here when you get 5:06:14.360 --> 5:06:17.200 to Dallas and start to work in and follow your 5:06:17.240 --> 5:06:20.560 career here with the Cowboys. We appreciate your time, man, absolutely, congrats. 5:06:22.240 --> 5:06:24.560 All right, that was Anthony Brown. We might have lost 5:06:24.640 --> 5:06:26.760 him there on his uh not a lost us, but 5:06:27.160 --> 5:06:30.719 thanks for him taking some times Okay, fascinating point by 5:06:30.800 --> 5:06:33.399 Dane right there. I mean, you know, if you're taking 5:06:33.480 --> 5:06:36.800 after the fifth or so round, you're probably gonna have 5:06:36.840 --> 5:06:40.879 to contribute on special teams, right Um that that's I mean, 5:06:40.919 --> 5:06:43.040 that's good to hear. You know how these guys feel 5:06:43.040 --> 5:06:47.000 about their special teamers h Kyle Wilbur and Jeff Heath 5:06:47.080 --> 5:06:50.320 have second contracts in Dallas primarily because of their special 5:06:50.360 --> 5:06:53.399 teams abilities. Um. So, to add a guy who can 5:06:53.440 --> 5:06:56.440 come in and compete at corner as well as as 5:06:56.480 --> 5:06:58.240 well as be good on special teams, that's big. And 5:06:58.600 --> 5:07:00.520 if you're looking at the war room camp him, you 5:07:00.640 --> 5:07:04.320 might see Rod Marinelli uh in the war room right 5:07:04.360 --> 5:07:08.879 now looking pretty you get pretty happy right now. He's 5:07:08.919 --> 5:07:10.800 got his hands on his hips and he just looks 5:07:10.800 --> 5:07:12.360 like he thinks he's the king of the world. Well, 5:07:12.360 --> 5:07:14.640 they got they were the picks in for the Lions. 5:07:14.720 --> 5:07:18.080 So the Lions, it's the Lions, forty nine ers and cowboys. 5:07:18.480 --> 5:07:20.680 So we're waiting to see what in fact, the what 5:07:20.880 --> 5:07:23.840 the uh what they are gonna do A linebacker here, 5:07:25.000 --> 5:07:27.200 I don't know. We we've kind of talked linebackers are 5:07:27.240 --> 5:07:29.800 possibly if it's defense. Give me the list of the 5:07:29.880 --> 5:07:32.280 defensive guys. You gotta get that Norfolk say, kid they 5:07:32.360 --> 5:07:34.440 looked at I mean, because that is that a possibility here, 5:07:34.680 --> 5:07:37.120 Dion King? Is that you know that someone they brought 5:07:37.200 --> 5:07:40.360 in as one of the thirty visits. Uh that? Who 5:07:40.400 --> 5:07:42.200 are the safeties? You like? Yeah? Can you? I mean 5:07:42.200 --> 5:07:44.280 they've already taken a quarter and we don't. We talked 5:07:44.280 --> 5:07:46.360 about cash quite a bit. How about you got pal 5:07:46.680 --> 5:07:51.040 on my board? Elston Frasier. How about Frasier? Uh? Yeah, 5:07:51.160 --> 5:07:55.440 Cavan Fraser from Central Michigan. He's a he's a solid player. 5:07:55.520 --> 5:07:57.840 You'd like to see him at this point. We talk 5:07:57.880 --> 5:07:59.560 about him a little bit though, I mean, I mean 5:07:59.640 --> 5:08:01.880 if the safety guys, I mean, we know about the 5:08:02.040 --> 5:08:04.000 cash and pal, but we haven't talked about a guy 5:08:04.080 --> 5:08:06.440 like Frasier or even I had. Elston is a guy 5:08:06.520 --> 5:08:10.600 as Elston a combine snub and yeah, Covon Frasier player 5:08:10.640 --> 5:08:13.800 who got hurt. He hurt his right foot and so 5:08:13.880 --> 5:08:15.560 he wasn't able to work out at the combine. But 5:08:15.640 --> 5:08:18.200 as pro day worked out really well for a player 5:08:18.240 --> 5:08:20.520 that's six foot two hundred and twenty pounds, a four 5:08:20.600 --> 5:08:24.120 or five athlete over forty inch vertical six eight eight 5:08:24.240 --> 5:08:27.600 three cone. Uh, this is a player who he passes 5:08:27.640 --> 5:08:30.400 the eye test. He plays fast, but he does some 5:08:30.440 --> 5:08:32.480 of his best work on special teams coverages. And we 5:08:32.600 --> 5:08:34.960 just got done talking about that with Anthony Brown. He 5:08:35.200 --> 5:08:38.400 played for We got a long snapper coming off the board. Yeah, 5:08:38.400 --> 5:08:40.800 how about that? Jimmy Landis goes yeah, absolutely, But with 5:08:40.960 --> 5:08:44.880 the covon Frasier. He played for Central Michigan head coach 5:08:45.680 --> 5:08:49.600 John bon Amigo. Yeah, John and bonamego. Yeah. He was 5:08:49.640 --> 5:08:51.920 a special team's coach in the NFL for what sixteen years. 5:08:53.919 --> 5:08:57.600 He certainly understands special teams and how important that is. Um. 5:08:58.200 --> 5:09:00.280 But I think he you know, over one hundred he 5:09:00.320 --> 5:09:02.600 had on hundred and eight tackles as a senior at 5:09:02.720 --> 5:09:05.240 Central Michigan. Uh. You know, he'll come up and hit you, 5:09:05.320 --> 5:09:07.720 but he also has athleticism to play in coverage. So 5:09:08.640 --> 5:09:09.920 I think he should be at the top of the 5:09:09.919 --> 5:09:12.320 safety list if that's what they're considering. Yeah, and uh, 5:09:12.680 --> 5:09:14.680 and that's it. I think that we have to look 5:09:14.720 --> 5:09:17.520 at because they added the corner. You know, we we 5:09:17.720 --> 5:09:20.680 talked about, Okay, what are they gonna do at safety? 5:09:21.240 --> 5:09:24.960 You know, linebacker was something you brought up, but I 5:09:25.600 --> 5:09:29.040 think that I think that we you're the cowboy. It's 5:09:29.040 --> 5:09:31.360 a here. I mean, it's a it's a defensive pick, right, 5:09:31.480 --> 5:09:34.560 we know that, right? Well, oh, hey, Scott Nahan just 5:09:34.640 --> 5:09:37.400 came in. I think they're talking. They got sixteen and seventeen. Yeah, 5:09:37.400 --> 5:09:39.000 they got, they got, they got, They're gonna go back 5:09:39.000 --> 5:09:41.120 to back here. So let's see what it. I mean. 5:09:41.240 --> 5:09:43.560 I like the idea of another DV to be totally 5:09:43.640 --> 5:09:46.080 honest with you. Yeah, just by virtue of what they 5:09:46.160 --> 5:09:48.560 have and what's available, I think that's probably the best 5:09:48.680 --> 5:09:51.880 value on the board here. Yeah, if you're looking at here, 5:09:51.919 --> 5:09:55.480 I gotta pull it up real quick. Sorry, I mean, yeah, 5:09:55.560 --> 5:09:59.080 you got Powell, you got Cash. Yeah. I don't know 5:09:59.160 --> 5:10:01.320 if they do it bas what we're learning today, but 5:10:01.640 --> 5:10:05.160 Mills is still there at some as always, at some point, 5:10:05.240 --> 5:10:08.000 the the risk becomes worth the reward. When you're talking 5:10:08.040 --> 5:10:12.080 about pick number two twelve. Yeah, I love Cash, I 5:10:12.400 --> 5:10:14.640 really do. But there's something and Dane, I think you 5:10:14.759 --> 5:10:17.000 hit it on the head. My love for him is 5:10:17.080 --> 5:10:22.040 just probably two schemes specific, you know, And I'm interested 5:10:22.040 --> 5:10:24.160 in the description you gave me. Just makes me think 5:10:24.200 --> 5:10:28.480 it's another very church with with with Frasier, not with cash, 5:10:28.560 --> 5:10:31.840 with cash. He I mean, he's he's he's the best 5:10:31.880 --> 5:10:34.000 tackling guy in the draft. I mean as far as 5:10:34.040 --> 5:10:35.880 the say in my opinion of those says in terms 5:10:35.919 --> 5:10:37.800 of being a run defender. Yeah, yeah, Barry Church is 5:10:37.840 --> 5:10:40.240 a pretty damn good tackler. He's a good run defender. Yeah, 5:10:40.280 --> 5:10:45.160 good box safety, yeah exactly. I mean, I just looking back, Okay, 5:10:45.400 --> 5:10:48.239 if I can't take cash the next guy like Powell 5:10:48.440 --> 5:10:50.960 was on my list about him, I let me tell 5:10:50.960 --> 5:10:53.079 you what I thought about Powell. I go the other 5:10:53.160 --> 5:10:55.759 way here. I wasn't totally shot in the rear about 5:10:55.880 --> 5:10:58.199 him as well. I think I think this is probably 5:10:58.280 --> 5:11:01.800 going to be uh, who knows. I mean, I'm just 5:11:02.040 --> 5:11:05.800 any love for DeAndre Elliott. I don't know, really read 5:11:05.800 --> 5:11:07.840 your pal real quick. I thought he's a I thought 5:11:07.880 --> 5:11:11.600 this guy as a will fit Ductor's head at time, 5:11:11.640 --> 5:11:13.840 struggles with some of the change of direction, can play 5:11:13.880 --> 5:11:16.400 the ball down the field, saw some range with this guy, 5:11:16.560 --> 5:11:19.399 doesn't play with much quickness. I just wasn't very excited 5:11:19.720 --> 5:11:22.840 to watch him at Ohio State. Okay, pal, that's pal, 5:11:23.320 --> 5:11:26.080 let me talk about what I saw with U with 5:11:26.560 --> 5:11:30.640 Let me see here with with Frasier with pet Cattler, Kelvin, 5:11:30.800 --> 5:11:33.200 Kelvin Taylor off the board. Oh, Kelvin Taylor goes Okay, 5:11:33.240 --> 5:11:35.480 so san Fran takes Kelvin tailor. Let me tell you 5:11:35.520 --> 5:11:37.280 what I thought about let me talk. I'm talking about 5:11:37.280 --> 5:11:40.320 about Frasier here a little bit. Um. I thought this 5:11:40.440 --> 5:11:43.039 guy did find the ball wrap up tackler puts himself 5:11:43.080 --> 5:11:46.840 in position aggressive, he'll come forward, physical player, can handle 5:11:46.919 --> 5:11:50.000 the tight ends underneath. But I don't want to see 5:11:50.000 --> 5:11:51.600 the ball going over the top of his head though 5:11:51.680 --> 5:11:53.440 that was something it was gonna be a problem. So 5:11:53.560 --> 5:11:55.560 maybe he's a guy that has to play a little 5:11:55.560 --> 5:11:57.200 bound need to keep the game in front him. But 5:11:57.320 --> 5:12:02.400 like how physical he plays, that would be uh Cavan 5:12:02.720 --> 5:12:05.720 Frazier from Central Misch if in fact that he is 5:12:06.360 --> 5:12:08.080 the guy that's going to be So you're right about 5:12:08.160 --> 5:12:11.840 Kelvin Taylor. H goes to two eleven. For those of them, 5:12:11.880 --> 5:12:13.759 I mean, I assume you're watching on TV, if you're 5:12:13.800 --> 5:12:17.000 listening to us, But yeah, Dallas is on the clock. Now, okay, Dallas, 5:12:17.000 --> 5:12:19.200 they've I mean they've made the pick in the war room. Yeah, 5:12:19.240 --> 5:12:22.000 TV's obviously behind at this time in the day. So yeah, 5:12:22.080 --> 5:12:24.680 here we go. Uh, TV is behind Dallas has made 5:12:24.720 --> 5:12:26.880 the pick. This could be Dallas's pick, the first one 5:12:26.919 --> 5:12:29.440 of three they have in this round. It's gonna be 5:12:29.640 --> 5:12:32.200 at pick two twelve. We've talked about a couple of 5:12:32.280 --> 5:12:36.720 different uh, a couple of different guys right there. Uh 5:12:37.360 --> 5:12:42.240 as far as the US maybe safety cornerbacks, that kind 5:12:42.320 --> 5:12:44.760 of uh, that kind of that kind of look. So 5:12:45.320 --> 5:12:48.759 let's see who in fact they do take with this pick. 5:12:48.960 --> 5:12:51.400 We've we've kind of gone through all kinds of of 5:12:51.600 --> 5:12:55.480 names of defensive players. It's I'm I mean, every pick 5:12:55.560 --> 5:12:57.640 they make is interesting, but I mom and I'm more 5:12:57.720 --> 5:12:59.520 interested to see what they do with the back to 5:12:59.600 --> 5:13:02.000 backs elections to close this thing out, because they're gonna 5:13:02.000 --> 5:13:04.280 be right back on the clock. Yeah, and they're gonna 5:13:04.320 --> 5:13:06.480 I mean they can just do take whatever order they want. 5:13:06.640 --> 5:13:09.360 So and I mean, if if this is a dB, 5:13:09.680 --> 5:13:11.600 it opens you up. I mean you could still get 5:13:11.680 --> 5:13:14.800 your interior offensive lineman. You could still take a stab 5:13:14.880 --> 5:13:18.040 at a receiver. Lawler's still there, is he not? Yeah? 5:13:18.120 --> 5:13:20.880 He is? This is where and this is where I 5:13:21.000 --> 5:13:24.360 think that if we see Derek Dooley making appearance in 5:13:24.440 --> 5:13:26.720 this room, which he has not. He has not made 5:13:26.800 --> 5:13:29.000 Now maybe he is working like Cak on the phones. 5:13:29.320 --> 5:13:32.000 These coaches they get in these rooms and they and 5:13:32.080 --> 5:13:33.919 they realize that they might not get a guy now. 5:13:34.000 --> 5:13:36.880 But the problem is they're a whole round ahead right now. Yeah, 5:13:36.960 --> 5:13:40.560 so if they're recruiting kids. Funny thing there, Derek Dooley 5:13:40.680 --> 5:13:42.600 is probably great at that. He had to recruit kids 5:13:42.640 --> 5:13:45.200 to Tennessee when he coached there, right, Uh, and I 5:13:45.280 --> 5:13:48.560 mean it's worked for him before. Um, who is the 5:13:48.680 --> 5:13:51.280 kid that he got a couple of years ago. Well, 5:13:51.320 --> 5:13:53.720 they overpaid the kid from US sermer. But now the 5:13:53.800 --> 5:13:56.080 kid the kid from Louisiana Tech who he tried to 5:13:56.200 --> 5:13:58.640 recruit to Uh or no, missoo, I'm sorry, the missoo 5:13:58.680 --> 5:14:04.280 receiver from Louisiana. He he did the team? Yeah, you 5:14:04.360 --> 5:14:06.120 make you look at me and like I had these 5:14:06.160 --> 5:14:08.040 answers on my head. Did he make the team? No, 5:14:08.160 --> 5:14:09.760 he didn't make the team, but it was still a 5:14:09.800 --> 5:14:13.400 cool story. Last year it's Washington. Yes, thank you, Dame 5:14:13.600 --> 5:14:18.560 Damien Washington, Washington, thank you, thank god. Ken. I mean, David, 5:14:18.640 --> 5:14:22.960 why can't you just mind? I can't can't put it together? Oh, 5:14:23.000 --> 5:14:27.160 there we go, There we go. All right, there's the pick, Frazier. 5:14:28.000 --> 5:14:30.000 I knew we'd eventually get to the guy we named 5:14:30.000 --> 5:14:31.760 a bunch of guys that are on a board. I 5:14:31.840 --> 5:14:34.080 got him on a I read you the player. I 5:14:34.120 --> 5:14:37.399 had him on the fifth round as a safety, him 5:14:37.600 --> 5:14:41.320 pal Elston. Uh. Cash was my guy too. So if 5:14:41.440 --> 5:14:44.200 if they whipped safety all right, in fact went for uh, 5:14:44.520 --> 5:14:48.000 we have er. We have officially entered into the territory 5:14:48.080 --> 5:14:51.520 where I'm going. Huh. So I can only imagine what 5:14:51.640 --> 5:14:54.600 the casual fan thinks. So you tell me, well, we 5:14:55.120 --> 5:14:57.280 read tell me what you think overall. I know you 5:14:57.360 --> 5:14:59.200 read it, but what do you I mean, Well, I 5:15:00.040 --> 5:15:02.600 have Cash, but I understand. I mean Cash is a 5:15:02.720 --> 5:15:05.120 down player. I get what they're doing. I mean I 5:15:05.520 --> 5:15:07.240 I saw a guy that was a great tackler. I 5:15:07.280 --> 5:15:08.960 saw a guy playing around on the line. I saw 5:15:09.000 --> 5:15:10.480 a guy that was playing in the slot. Now do 5:15:10.520 --> 5:15:12.520 you want to do it all the time? You know, 5:15:12.680 --> 5:15:15.560 probably not, But you know, a physical football player. He 5:15:15.680 --> 5:15:17.640 was one of my top fifty guys. I just I 5:15:17.720 --> 5:15:19.840 fell in love with a physical football player. I think 5:15:19.880 --> 5:15:22.480 he's gonna go somewhere. And I could be way wrong 5:15:22.560 --> 5:15:25.320 about him, but way right, But I just like a 5:15:25.440 --> 5:15:29.240 guy that's that's tough, and that's what I saw, Pal, 5:15:29.360 --> 5:15:32.560 I didn't see a tough guy, this frasier guy. I 5:15:32.640 --> 5:15:34.800 do see a tougher guy. I like how physical he is. 5:15:35.160 --> 5:15:37.000 I think you need to keep things in front of him. 5:15:37.160 --> 5:15:39.160 Things over the top, might be a little little strong. 5:15:39.440 --> 5:15:41.320 Fair is fair? I'm sorry, didn't go ahead. No, he 5:15:41.400 --> 5:15:44.320 does have some limitations and coverage, there's no question about that. 5:15:44.520 --> 5:15:47.680 He's more of a reliable run defender. That's more of 5:15:47.720 --> 5:15:50.520 the strength of his game. But I think what he 5:15:50.600 --> 5:15:52.680 can do on special teams. Just what's going to keep 5:15:52.800 --> 5:15:56.120 this player on the roster? Okay, well we're getting closed. Okay, 5:15:57.000 --> 5:15:59.520 as we go through the picks, Harry San Francisco's on 5:15:59.600 --> 5:16:03.879 the close ahead of Dallas. So let's see what happens 5:16:04.360 --> 5:16:07.080 with uh these picks. As we get closer at the 5:16:07.160 --> 5:16:10.000 forty forty Niners are picks in. So when the forty 5:16:10.080 --> 5:16:12.400 nine ers go in, that means the Cowboys will be 5:16:12.560 --> 5:16:15.759 in as well. Looks like he's talking to his guy. Okay, 5:16:15.880 --> 5:16:19.160 so if Jason Garrett is on the phone, we will 5:16:19.200 --> 5:16:23.160 see in fact what what transpires. Again, this might be 5:16:23.240 --> 5:16:26.719 a thing where they're thinking about guys like down the line, uh, 5:16:26.919 --> 5:16:30.000 you know, not having to fight for these particular guys 5:16:30.040 --> 5:16:32.560 in free agency. They might this is this is trying 5:16:32.600 --> 5:16:35.200 to clean up their board a little bit. And so 5:16:35.720 --> 5:16:40.320 we'll see in fact the forty nine ers selections in uh. 5:16:41.000 --> 5:16:43.560 And then and then the Cowboys. We we said, let's 5:16:44.360 --> 5:16:48.400 let's say this is six uh, this is six two. 5:16:48.480 --> 5:16:51.200 It is Excuna six two thirteen, and then we'd have 5:16:51.320 --> 5:16:53.759 New England excuse me, New England would be behind them. 5:16:54.320 --> 5:16:57.199 Seattle then would be on the clock, and then Dallas 5:16:57.240 --> 5:17:02.160 again at two sixteen. So let's see what transpires here 5:17:02.240 --> 5:17:04.560 with the Cowboys. Any ideas you want to throw some 5:17:05.120 --> 5:17:09.160 some guys at the Cowboys here anymore at two sixteen? Well, 5:17:09.600 --> 5:17:12.120 you know, he could talked about the Norfolk stake linebacker 5:17:12.200 --> 5:17:13.960 Dion King, a guy that showed a lot of interest 5:17:14.040 --> 5:17:16.040 in as a thirty visit. He could be in the 5:17:16.120 --> 5:17:20.040 mix here. What about a receiver? Yeah, do you know 5:17:20.120 --> 5:17:21.760 we want to go on offense and go with a 5:17:21.880 --> 5:17:24.759 Kenny law Lenahan on the phone right now? Yeah, well 5:17:24.759 --> 5:17:27.440 it's a it's an offensive player. Then for Will's handing 5:17:27.480 --> 5:17:29.960 it back. So looking at the top receivers on my board, 5:17:30.000 --> 5:17:34.800 Kenny Lawler, Sharon Peak, Yeah, uh, Devin could juice Roger Lewis. 5:17:35.440 --> 5:17:37.560 Um who else we got here? Berber just came off 5:17:37.600 --> 5:17:43.200 the board. Jalen Marshall from Ohio State. Yea, Daniel braverman 5:17:43.440 --> 5:17:46.600 Western Michigan. At that man, this thing, this whole thing 5:17:46.640 --> 5:17:50.800 with Waller just bothers the heck out of me. Kieris Garrett, Tulsa. Yeah, 5:17:51.880 --> 5:17:54.840 so a couple names there. What do you think about 5:17:55.840 --> 5:17:59.680 a tight end? Yeah, that's about about a tight end. 5:18:00.880 --> 5:18:06.520 I don't know, I mean that's uh. I'm just I'm 5:18:06.560 --> 5:18:08.120 just looking at me. I just I can't get over 5:18:08.280 --> 5:18:11.000 the whole Lawlord thing and they and and that. I 5:18:11.160 --> 5:18:14.840 think you know, did you said Garrett? Charis Garrett from Tulsa. 5:18:15.320 --> 5:18:18.320 He just going through my wide receivers, he said, could choose? 5:18:18.480 --> 5:18:23.600 You said? Uh, we talked about north A lot of 5:18:23.680 --> 5:18:26.840 different a lot of different things right there. So, um, 5:18:27.480 --> 5:18:31.239 who knows what directually say? Okay, the Patriots their selections 5:18:31.320 --> 5:18:36.240 in UH San Francisco. Okay, San Francisco went Aaron Burbridge 5:18:36.600 --> 5:18:40.280 from UH from Michigan State. He is off the board 5:18:40.400 --> 5:18:44.320 now for UH for the UH off the off the vote. 5:18:44.360 --> 5:18:47.919 He's gonna go to forty nine ers and now it's 5:18:47.960 --> 5:18:51.440 the Patriots. The Patriots selection is in, and let's see 5:18:51.520 --> 5:18:56.719 which way they go. Landon Roberts the linebacker from Houston 5:18:57.000 --> 5:18:59.840 and short, but he's not small, and he's a magnet 5:19:00.120 --> 5:19:04.680 the ball. Wherever that ball is, he's going to attack. 5:19:04.759 --> 5:19:08.400 And so he put together a strong senior season after 5:19:08.480 --> 5:19:10.039 a kind of riding the bench there for a little bit, 5:19:10.080 --> 5:19:12.120 stuck on the depth chart, he made the most of it. 5:19:12.720 --> 5:19:16.440 He had a terrific twenty fifteen season. Just FYI, I just, 5:19:16.560 --> 5:19:18.440 I mean, my math might be off because I'm terrible 5:19:18.480 --> 5:19:23.320 and I'm distracted. But Frasier was their first non Power 5:19:23.440 --> 5:19:28.040 five draftees since Nizacha in the seventh last year. So 5:19:28.480 --> 5:19:31.080 most of last year's draft and all and all of 5:19:31.120 --> 5:19:35.440 this year's draft until Frasier, and only three times since 5:19:35.520 --> 5:19:38.280 the twenty fourteen draft have they taken a non power 5:19:38.360 --> 5:19:41.960 five guy. That Ken Bishop from Northern Illinois, Marcus Lawrence 5:19:42.200 --> 5:19:47.480 from Boise, Nizacha, and uh and now Frasier. Yeah, so 5:19:47.840 --> 5:19:50.800 big time emphasis on the And Garrett loves, I mean, 5:19:50.880 --> 5:19:52.560 Garrett loves to talk about how he likes to see 5:19:52.600 --> 5:19:54.600 these guys go against the best of the best. Okay. 5:19:54.680 --> 5:19:58.079 So this yeah, this pick right here is now Seattle 5:19:58.160 --> 5:20:02.920 at two fifteen. They are right ahead of what Dallas 5:20:03.360 --> 5:20:06.360 is got going. Uh, and they will be Dallas back 5:20:06.400 --> 5:20:09.480 to back here on the clock at two sixteen and 5:20:09.640 --> 5:20:14.160 then two seventeen, so we will see in fact of 5:20:14.400 --> 5:20:18.120 what they do. Uh. It's it's turning in fast and furious. 5:20:18.200 --> 5:20:20.320 The war room is a buzz when you get back 5:20:20.360 --> 5:20:23.280 to back players like this and trying to make sure 5:20:23.440 --> 5:20:27.800 exactly how they line everything up and make sure that 5:20:27.919 --> 5:20:30.120 it goes in the right way so they don't have to, 5:20:30.800 --> 5:20:32.840 uh to mess with anything again. They're not gonna have 5:20:32.919 --> 5:20:35.440 a pick in the seventh round unless they try and 5:20:35.680 --> 5:20:40.239 jump back into this thing. Seahawks take Joey Hunt. Uh, 5:20:40.360 --> 5:20:43.480 the center from TCU that puts Dallas on the clock. 5:20:43.800 --> 5:20:47.879 Got Joe Loan Uh No, Steve Lonie, I'm sorry, okay, 5:20:48.000 --> 5:20:51.960 Joe Looney and Steve Okay, Well okay, there you go, Okay, Okay, 5:20:52.040 --> 5:20:53.880 he this this could be the second Okay who your 5:20:53.919 --> 5:20:56.720 tight ends? This is your tight ends guy right here now? 5:20:57.560 --> 5:21:01.280 Well maybe Phoenie, how about okay, tell me what you 5:21:01.400 --> 5:21:03.520 think that Bailey. Were you at Baylor Pro Day Huh. 5:21:03.880 --> 5:21:05.680 I kind of heard some whispers here say what I 5:21:05.720 --> 5:21:08.440 think you're gonna say? Rico Gathers. Oh oh, I like 5:21:08.640 --> 5:21:11.120 that a lot. Okay, I've heard no, no, I've heard 5:21:11.240 --> 5:21:14.280 say McGowan, no, no, no, Rico Gathers. Tell me about 5:21:14.520 --> 5:21:15.960 I tell me about what you think of a little 5:21:15.960 --> 5:21:18.560 bit about Rico Gathers right here. He's a power forward 5:21:18.759 --> 5:21:21.200 from the Baylor basketball team, hasn't played football since he 5:21:21.320 --> 5:21:24.080 was fourteen years old. But uh yeah, talk about a 5:21:24.200 --> 5:21:28.280 guy that translates in terms of athleticism in size. Uh. 5:21:28.800 --> 5:21:32.399 I'd love to see him, uh get a chance because 5:21:32.520 --> 5:21:35.759 you're looking at him. If the raft Rico Gathers, you're 5:21:35.800 --> 5:21:41.000 gonna hear Nick Eatman screaming from you think so from here? Yeah? Yes, 5:21:41.600 --> 5:21:45.160 Well with with Loni on the phone, I'm a little 5:21:45.400 --> 5:21:48.840 I'm a little yeah thinking about that. Maybe because I 5:21:49.040 --> 5:21:52.160 do that, does that satisfy your receiver need too? I 5:21:52.200 --> 5:21:54.000 mean that's what That's the type of tight end he's 5:21:54.000 --> 5:21:56.280 gonna be right. Yeah, I'm not throwing that guy out 5:21:56.280 --> 5:22:02.160 there to block am I. He's pretty big though, six kid. Yeah, 5:22:02.880 --> 5:22:06.040 you athletic though, yess. I'm saying, all right, we gotta 5:22:06.040 --> 5:22:08.480 figure out Dallas is Okay, we gotta figure out there. Okay, 5:22:08.480 --> 5:22:10.760 it picks in for the Cowboys. This is gonna be 5:22:10.840 --> 5:22:12.840 the first This is gonna be the first pick of 5:22:13.560 --> 5:22:18.720 of two at two sixteen. Uh, this is a compensatory pick. 5:22:19.200 --> 5:22:21.240 And then and then they're gonna have back to back. 5:22:21.320 --> 5:22:24.400 I could say we've seen we've seen offensive coaches on 5:22:24.560 --> 5:22:29.000 the phone. We saw Scott Lenahan on the phone earlier, 5:22:29.200 --> 5:22:32.039 and then we saw the tight ends coach on the phone. 5:22:32.360 --> 5:22:35.320 So if my guests, my guests, I think there canna 5:22:35.320 --> 5:22:41.080 go some position player. Uh, probably a skilled guy would go. 5:22:41.200 --> 5:22:44.080 Skill guy first, and then maybe maybe yeah, maybe this 5:22:44.160 --> 5:22:46.200 is a receiver. If if it is a tight end 5:22:46.240 --> 5:22:48.960 they're getting at the end, did they still get a receiver? 5:22:49.080 --> 5:22:51.400 Do you want both of those? I just I don't know. 5:22:51.480 --> 5:22:53.640 I'm just I'm kind of thinking of all the possibility. 5:22:53.640 --> 5:22:55.240 I think it's you know, I don't think they would 5:22:55.240 --> 5:22:57.399 put him on the phone. Yeah, I don't think they 5:22:57.400 --> 5:22:59.640 would put him on the phone if if there was something, 5:23:00.320 --> 5:23:03.920 if something, if it was like an offensive lineman or 5:23:03.919 --> 5:23:05.879 anything like you say, I don't think it's a lineman, 5:23:05.919 --> 5:23:08.440 Which is kind of surprising to me because I definitely 5:23:08.440 --> 5:23:11.920 would have thought that they would, yeah, address that at 5:23:12.000 --> 5:23:13.840 some point. Okay, well here we go. They're gonna they're 5:23:13.840 --> 5:23:15.800 gonna run this one across the bottom of the screen. 5:23:15.919 --> 5:23:19.480 Force and tell us. So the Cowboys again, offensive coaches 5:23:19.520 --> 5:23:24.360 were on the phones. Uh Loney coach Loni was the 5:23:24.480 --> 5:23:27.360 last one on the phone. And let's see it. We're 5:23:27.440 --> 5:23:30.800 just like everybody else waiting at pick six two sixteen 5:23:31.759 --> 5:23:35.120 to get this one done and we will see. What'll 5:23:35.160 --> 5:23:37.920 tell you what the NFL network needs to Darius jack 5:23:38.040 --> 5:23:41.520 Darius Jackson. Darius Jackson's not expecting that. No, I was 5:23:41.600 --> 5:23:44.640 not either. I'm a fan. Talk about Garius Jackson. Then 5:23:44.880 --> 5:23:50.760 Dave Burglar Eastern Michigan was not a combined guy. You know, 5:23:50.880 --> 5:23:54.440 he kind of went under the radar this past season 5:23:54.600 --> 5:23:58.720 playing for a program that's not very good. But this 5:23:58.800 --> 5:24:01.720 past year when over a thousand yards rushing built well 5:24:01.759 --> 5:24:03.879 for the NFL game, six foot two hundred twenty pounds 5:24:04.280 --> 5:24:06.720 ran a four to three at his pro day. Um, 5:24:07.040 --> 5:24:10.360 interesting that you gonna go running back twice here? Yeah, 5:24:10.800 --> 5:24:13.360 what does that tell me? What? Like, what type of 5:24:13.400 --> 5:24:15.560 running back is this guy? Because I'm a spit of 5:24:15.600 --> 5:24:18.160 hot take he's between the tackles. You know, power guy. 5:24:18.200 --> 5:24:20.640 I mean that's he's not because he's he's you know, 5:24:20.640 --> 5:24:23.520 six foot two hundred twenty pounds. Um. You know, he 5:24:24.120 --> 5:24:26.800 can be a pass catcher. He had combined for forty 5:24:26.800 --> 5:24:29.720 one catches last two years. He just has an NFL body, 5:24:29.800 --> 5:24:33.280 quick feet, body control and make sharp cuts again, reliable 5:24:33.320 --> 5:24:36.079 pass catcher. I think he has, you know, the makeup 5:24:36.160 --> 5:24:38.880 that you want. So he's, you know, the right kind 5:24:38.919 --> 5:24:41.560 of guy for this team. Okay, the Cowboys second pick 5:24:42.120 --> 5:24:45.720 in this pitstory round is in. It's two six Excube 5:24:45.759 --> 5:24:48.880 two seventeen. And we talked about with Lone Alfa, this 5:24:48.919 --> 5:24:50.400 is gonna be it, this is gonna be a tied end, 5:24:50.880 --> 5:24:52.440 and let's see if it's if Let's see if we 5:24:52.520 --> 5:24:54.760 got the right tied end with Rico Gathers, would be 5:24:54.759 --> 5:24:58.120 so cool. There is Yeah, yeah, good call, Brian. Yeah, 5:24:58.400 --> 5:25:00.680 I kind of hurt some whispers, maybe the that they 5:25:00.759 --> 5:25:02.720 went down there and did some work with them. So 5:25:03.640 --> 5:25:06.520 taking a player with some traits there. Dan Bruglen again 5:25:06.600 --> 5:25:10.480 a basketball player who he hasn't played football since he 5:25:10.560 --> 5:25:13.160 was fourteen years old, so this a little bit of 5:25:13.840 --> 5:25:16.560 a little bit of a conversion for him. But he 5:25:16.720 --> 5:25:18.880 has a projectable body tap at six seven, two hundred 5:25:18.880 --> 5:25:22.000 seventy one pounds. Uh, you know he's a four seven athlete. 5:25:22.800 --> 5:25:25.240 He can just look at the body control and you 5:25:25.320 --> 5:25:27.640 know he's has a sculpted frame. A lot of things 5:25:27.759 --> 5:25:30.880 that say he'll translate well, but you know, how does 5:25:30.919 --> 5:25:32.960 he how is he going to you know, run routes, 5:25:33.000 --> 5:25:34.840 how is he going to do catching the football. There's 5:25:34.880 --> 5:25:37.280 just so many details at the position that he's very 5:25:37.400 --> 5:25:39.640 raw at and so it's going to take some time. 5:25:40.240 --> 5:25:45.000 But they're showing basketball. He is a sculpted looking athlete though. 5:25:45.080 --> 5:25:47.920 Day You're absolutely right about that, Dave. Dave, did you 5:25:48.040 --> 5:25:50.680 get to see him? It was basketball season going on 5:25:50.840 --> 5:25:53.600 and he couldn't do it. Art Brile's fielded questions about 5:25:53.680 --> 5:25:55.919 him coming out for the team in the fall, right 5:25:56.360 --> 5:25:58.759 because nobody thought he would actually go pro. I did 5:25:58.800 --> 5:26:00.680 not see him at Baylor prode out. There were plenty 5:26:00.720 --> 5:26:04.079 of questions about him playing for Baylor. Everybody in Waco 5:26:04.280 --> 5:26:06.600 was really excited about the possibility of him playing for them. 5:26:07.240 --> 5:26:09.480 Um at the time, I don't think anybody knew for 5:26:09.520 --> 5:26:11.759 sure if you would come out and on I love 5:26:11.880 --> 5:26:14.920 this pick again, like why why not? Why why not? 5:26:15.120 --> 5:26:17.800 Maybe you find something and if you don't, half these guys, 5:26:17.840 --> 5:26:21.759 I'll make the team anyway. Yeah, the Cowboys back to back. Uh, 5:26:21.840 --> 5:26:25.400 they go Darius Jackson, who Dan gave you a little 5:26:25.400 --> 5:26:28.000 bit of a thumbnail on. Uh. He is a running 5:26:28.040 --> 5:26:30.600 back from Eastern Michigan. And then and then and then 5:26:30.640 --> 5:26:32.840 they backed that pick up with the right behind it 5:26:33.600 --> 5:26:38.520 to six two seventeen. Rico gathers again. You're looking for traits, 5:26:38.800 --> 5:26:41.720 You're looking for guys that, uh, you know, might to 5:26:41.919 --> 5:26:45.000 translate into to the game new see. I understand these 5:26:45.040 --> 5:26:47.440 types of picks. I understand. I understand when you're at 5:26:47.520 --> 5:26:49.520 six and you're just looking for something to hit on, 5:26:49.880 --> 5:26:51.800 you know, you you might find a guy here. This 5:26:51.960 --> 5:26:54.200 might be this. This is one of those things that 5:26:54.640 --> 5:26:57.280 you know this this this works in my mind. This 5:26:57.480 --> 5:26:59.480 is it said you give a second round guy for 5:27:00.000 --> 5:27:01.800 we gonna pick for a guy that, yeah, sure he 5:27:01.919 --> 5:27:03.960 might be a Pro Bowl player one day. Yeah, but 5:27:04.080 --> 5:27:06.600 he might not play. This guy might not play, but 5:27:07.000 --> 5:27:09.600 at least you know you can you can maybe work 5:27:09.640 --> 5:27:11.480 with him and get him to play. I'm gonna hop 5:27:11.560 --> 5:27:14.040 back because Derek asked me to on Twitter. Uh, I 5:27:14.120 --> 5:27:15.920 meant I had a hot running back take. Yeah, and 5:27:16.000 --> 5:27:17.440 it kind of plays along with that. I mean, it's 5:27:17.480 --> 5:27:20.200 a sixth round pick. There's no there's no guarantee that 5:27:20.400 --> 5:27:23.440 Jackson makes this team, right, But at the same time, 5:27:24.280 --> 5:27:27.840 I don't I'm obviously Ezekul Elliotts spot on. This team 5:27:27.960 --> 5:27:30.680 is secure, right, I'd say so. I don't think that 5:27:30.840 --> 5:27:32.720 they're that concerned if they have to part ways with 5:27:32.800 --> 5:27:35.000 any of these other guys, though, well, I think again, 5:27:35.080 --> 5:27:37.200 it's we've talked about this a bunch. The two year 5:27:37.840 --> 5:27:40.719 the bridge player I mean is Darren McFadden. I don't 5:27:41.200 --> 5:27:43.480 think that you can say, I don't think you can 5:27:43.560 --> 5:27:47.040 sit here on April Day first or whatever it does 5:27:47.080 --> 5:27:50.480 and say that Darren McFadden is safe, And honestly I 5:27:51.160 --> 5:27:53.520 think that I think that actually Alfred Morris is more 5:27:53.600 --> 5:27:55.800 safe because of the two year deal. Trying to get 5:27:55.800 --> 5:27:58.600 to the next deal. Is Lance Dunbar's job safe. I 5:27:58.680 --> 5:28:01.000 mean he might have to start the season on Pop anyway. 5:28:01.240 --> 5:28:03.560 That kind of changes things, right, That's not a deal 5:28:03.640 --> 5:28:06.720 that you just absolutely can't afford to say like, Okay, well, 5:28:06.840 --> 5:28:09.200 hey we washed it. I mean, let me tell you 5:28:09.240 --> 5:28:10.880 this so real quick. We had to be interested to 5:28:10.880 --> 5:28:13.800 see how that is, particularly if this kid's any good. 5:28:14.280 --> 5:28:19.280 Kevin Seymour, the quarterback from USC went to the Buffalo 5:28:19.480 --> 5:28:23.280 Bills and Will Parks and then Will Parks goes right 5:28:23.360 --> 5:28:30.680 behind him to the Denver Broncos. On that. So back 5:28:30.680 --> 5:28:34.680 to the running back Darius Jackson, and very little was 5:28:34.720 --> 5:28:37.000 expected of him this year. Uh. You know, he had 5:28:37.280 --> 5:28:39.440 a total of five hundred and eight rushing yards to 5:28:39.640 --> 5:28:42.399 his name entering the two fifteen season, but he won 5:28:42.440 --> 5:28:44.800 the starting job, started all twelve games, and he set 5:28:44.840 --> 5:28:48.440 a new school record for touchdowns of sixteen, had over 5:28:48.480 --> 5:28:51.000 a thousand yards of rushing. It really had that breakout year, 5:28:51.360 --> 5:28:55.320 earned an invite to the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl, and really 5:28:55.360 --> 5:28:58.320 put together a draftable resume. And so I think when 5:28:58.360 --> 5:29:02.680 you look at the makeup, the measurables, the traits, it's 5:29:02.720 --> 5:29:05.120 all there for him to you know, be a quality 5:29:05.200 --> 5:29:09.480 NFL running back. His run instincts, his vision, those kind 5:29:09.520 --> 5:29:11.120 of run hot and cold. I think he needs to 5:29:11.280 --> 5:29:13.919 develop those a little more. Um you know, if he's 5:29:13.960 --> 5:29:16.360 going to can he play some special teams. So I 5:29:16.480 --> 5:29:19.200 think there's a lot of ability here and you know, 5:29:19.320 --> 5:29:21.399 a little surprising to see him come off the board 5:29:21.800 --> 5:29:23.920 ahead of some of these other running backs, you know, 5:29:24.000 --> 5:29:29.399 guys like Daniel Lasco, even a Keith Marshall. But Carson 5:29:29.480 --> 5:29:32.200 from A and M was right. Yeah, but nonetheless, I 5:29:32.240 --> 5:29:34.919 think he's a very good player. Who Yeah, I think 5:29:34.960 --> 5:29:38.160 you could make this roster because he's an ascending type 5:29:38.200 --> 5:29:43.120 of player. Okay, well we are now officially let's see, 5:29:43.160 --> 5:29:45.600 maybe I'm wrong about that. No, we're not quite yet. 5:29:46.440 --> 5:29:49.200 We still have some uh sorry, some compensior. We were 5:29:49.240 --> 5:29:51.840 talking to this conversation, some very good conversation about running backs. 5:29:52.160 --> 5:29:54.559 Pittsburgh still got they got a pick. Let's see, they 5:29:54.600 --> 5:30:00.520 took Travis Feeny, linebacker from Washington, and then New England 5:30:00.600 --> 5:30:03.840 at New England has not taken New England's right behind 5:30:03.919 --> 5:30:09.840 them at pick two twenty one. But uh, I'm interested, 5:30:10.200 --> 5:30:13.920 you know, I'm very interested though in this this Rico 5:30:14.160 --> 5:30:19.120 gathers thing. I'm very interested. Well, you know, for the 5:30:19.200 --> 5:30:21.759 longest time we talked about the physical marvel, the guy 5:30:21.919 --> 5:30:24.280 that you know walked off the bus first from Baylor 5:30:24.400 --> 5:30:27.840 being Sean Oakman. Yeah, but this is a guy who 5:30:28.200 --> 5:30:30.480 thought about try going out for the football team with 5:30:30.880 --> 5:30:33.880 Art Bryle's next year decided against it. He has a family, 5:30:34.000 --> 5:30:36.560 he has a young child. He wanted to come out 5:30:36.640 --> 5:30:38.640 now and you know, try to give this NFL think 5:30:38.640 --> 5:30:40.360 a chance. And here he is getting drafted in the 5:30:40.400 --> 5:30:44.640 sixth round. And he's got a chance. Because if you're 5:30:44.680 --> 5:30:47.680 drafting a guy like this who hasn't played football and 5:30:48.160 --> 5:30:51.560 uh you know eight years, you understand her. He needs work, right, 5:30:51.600 --> 5:30:53.640 and so you're gonna be patient with him. Absolutely. Okay. 5:30:53.640 --> 5:30:58.399 Well we're joined here by Caban Frazier from uh fit's 5:30:58.440 --> 5:31:04.800 back safety from Tramission. Welcome to the Dallas Cowboys. Hey 5:31:04.880 --> 5:31:06.880 how you doing? Hey, hey do I'm happy to be 5:31:06.960 --> 5:31:09.800 a Cowboy? Thank you? It's You're with with with Brian 5:31:09.880 --> 5:31:12.200 and Dane and Dave from a Dallas Cowboys dot com. 5:31:12.840 --> 5:31:15.559 We've been covering this draft from pick one to uh 5:31:16.120 --> 5:31:18.320 actually we're trying to get to pick two fifty three, 5:31:18.360 --> 5:31:21.000 but here you are selected for the Dallas Cowboys at 5:31:21.040 --> 5:31:24.480 pick two twelve. Talk about the journey to this point 5:31:25.240 --> 5:31:28.520 for you, and again, how excited you are to be 5:31:28.600 --> 5:31:32.280 a member of the Dallas Cowboys. Yes, sir, um, yeah, 5:31:32.320 --> 5:31:36.720 the journey was just crazy. Um. You know, my junior year, 5:31:37.560 --> 5:31:41.080 I went from from being like a partial backup parts 5:31:41.120 --> 5:31:43.080 of starter and then my senior year that's when I 5:31:43.160 --> 5:31:46.039 have my breakout year, and that's that's when I actually 5:31:46.040 --> 5:31:48.920 got a full time starting spot. So and I was 5:31:48.960 --> 5:31:51.600 basing my breakout year. And then after you know, after 5:31:51.680 --> 5:31:54.280 the season, that's that's when I went into combine mode 5:31:54.680 --> 5:31:57.360 and start training. I went down to Florida, UM and 5:31:57.440 --> 5:32:00.120 start training for the combine and everything like that in 5:32:00.200 --> 5:32:02.800 Pro Day and then it was kind of stressful because 5:32:03.520 --> 5:32:06.160 because like at that moment, I had to switch agents 5:32:06.200 --> 5:32:08.360 and stuff too, so it was like, oh, that was 5:32:08.440 --> 5:32:11.759 all stressful. And then I went to combine figured out 5:32:12.280 --> 5:32:15.200 UM that is that I had a stretch faction in 5:32:15.280 --> 5:32:17.559 my foot, so they wouldn't even let me work out 5:32:17.600 --> 5:32:19.920 of the combine. So that was extra stress that was 5:32:20.000 --> 5:32:23.120 just on me around that time that I really didn't need. 5:32:23.720 --> 5:32:26.680 But but you know, you know, I just believed, and 5:32:27.680 --> 5:32:30.040 you know, I'm a strong believer, and everything happened for 5:32:30.120 --> 5:32:32.280 a reason. So and then after that, you know, I 5:32:32.360 --> 5:32:34.800 had to get a secondar teams from my foot and 5:32:35.240 --> 5:32:37.600 you know, I'm spared all, I'm all clear now. So 5:32:37.640 --> 5:32:39.520 I did Pro Day and I did really good at 5:32:39.600 --> 5:32:42.840 Pro Day. That's when I actually got in touch with 5:32:43.200 --> 5:32:46.600 the Cowboys College with a couple of cowboys goes and 5:32:47.360 --> 5:32:50.400 and man, I'm just so grateful for this opportun tooan 5:32:50.480 --> 5:32:53.160 to be a cowboy. And man, I can't wait to 5:32:53.240 --> 5:32:57.360 get down there. It came on. You touted really well 5:32:57.520 --> 5:33:02.120 the pro day with fury and the jumps. Uh, how 5:33:02.400 --> 5:33:04.680 do you feel about you know, your your foot. Is 5:33:04.840 --> 5:33:07.120 any any worries about that moving forward? Or do you 5:33:07.160 --> 5:33:11.919 feel one hundred percent? Oh? Oh no, there's no worries 5:33:12.000 --> 5:33:15.079 at all. Um, I feel one hundred percent even going 5:33:15.160 --> 5:33:17.400 into the combine. I never had pain, So I was 5:33:17.560 --> 5:33:19.880 you know, I was, I was training all the way. 5:33:19.919 --> 5:33:22.760 You know, I was praying for the combine. Uh, I 5:33:22.840 --> 5:33:25.160 had I was traying about one hundred percent for the combine. 5:33:25.720 --> 5:33:28.760 So I never had pain. But and then recently, you know, 5:33:28.840 --> 5:33:32.800 I kept going back for like rechecks for my doctors 5:33:32.880 --> 5:33:35.200 back here, and then I went to to the official 5:33:35.280 --> 5:33:39.080 medical recheck for the combine and and they in overall 5:33:39.200 --> 5:33:42.160 they just told me that it's just scarred, like like 5:33:42.440 --> 5:33:45.640 it's scarred from a preview injury. Right, But but they 5:33:45.680 --> 5:33:47.960 said it's held up one hundred percent. So I don't 5:33:47.960 --> 5:33:52.000 have no worries about that at all? Whatso other congratulations. 5:33:52.080 --> 5:33:55.560 First of all, I'm sure you know this. Going going 5:33:55.640 --> 5:33:58.840 through the draft process, people love to to make player comparisons. 5:33:59.120 --> 5:34:02.040 The one I actually right on you was was Bury Church, 5:34:02.160 --> 5:34:05.000 who has been a tackle machine for about three years 5:34:05.200 --> 5:34:07.840 down here in Dallas. Um. I just hoping you could 5:34:07.960 --> 5:34:10.480 kind of share with us, uh the strength of your 5:34:10.520 --> 5:34:13.079 game and what Cowboys fans can hope to see from 5:34:13.120 --> 5:34:16.680 you when when you get onto a field here. Yes, 5:34:16.759 --> 5:34:19.520 sir man, I've always been saying a very church, you know, 5:34:19.840 --> 5:34:24.600 bringing card um by Byron Jones, you know, all the 5:34:24.919 --> 5:34:29.199 secondary over over in Dallas. So so I'm really happy 5:34:29.440 --> 5:34:33.280 and really excited it's to come in and and be 5:34:33.600 --> 5:34:37.160 uh playing with them and learning and learning from them. 5:34:37.600 --> 5:34:40.360 Is because I know they're like bet now, So I'm 5:34:40.400 --> 5:34:42.880 really excited to get under one of their wings and 5:34:43.000 --> 5:34:46.040 really uh take in all the input that they give me. 5:34:46.600 --> 5:34:51.520 Um um. As far as my strength, um, I would 5:34:51.560 --> 5:34:54.360 definitely say my passion for the game's definitely one of 5:34:54.400 --> 5:34:57.120 my strength. I definitely can say you can see that 5:34:58.080 --> 5:35:01.600 on the field when I play. Uh you can you 5:35:01.680 --> 5:35:05.640 can see that because uh I lift everybody else just 5:35:05.840 --> 5:35:11.160 from like one bighead or or it's just in leadership wise. Um. 5:35:11.360 --> 5:35:14.440 And another strength that I would say is my tackle ability. Um, 5:35:14.560 --> 5:35:16.719 this year I was able to have like one hundred 5:35:16.720 --> 5:35:20.680 and hay tackles, not too many mistackles. So so I 5:35:20.800 --> 5:35:24.640 definitely say my tackling ability and as far and as 5:35:24.680 --> 5:35:29.200 well with that, you know, my versatility. Uh. My first 5:35:29.240 --> 5:35:31.400 two years of college I actually played strong safety, and 5:35:31.440 --> 5:35:35.239 in my last two years I played prete safety. Um, um, 5:35:35.480 --> 5:35:37.480 I'm assuming they're gonna put me a strong safety and 5:35:38.400 --> 5:35:41.560 in the NFL. But but um, you know I can 5:35:41.640 --> 5:35:45.640 do whatever. And also I was a starter on pun return, 5:35:45.919 --> 5:35:48.880 kick kickoff and kick return all through my years. So 5:35:49.320 --> 5:35:52.840 so so uh, my versatility is definitely a strength of 5:35:53.880 --> 5:35:56.400 mind that I have. Okay, thank you so much for 5:35:56.560 --> 5:36:00.200 taking time. Absolutely, but we really appreciate man. You're just 5:36:00.400 --> 5:36:03.720 a super bright guy, a fierce hitter. We we love 5:36:03.759 --> 5:36:05.680 to watch you play. Looking forward to having you here 5:36:05.680 --> 5:36:07.440 in Dallas and say we'll see you in a few days. 5:36:07.680 --> 5:36:09.560 I've seen a few days and uh, and and look 5:36:09.600 --> 5:36:11.120 forward to meeting your face and face you take care 5:36:11.160 --> 5:36:14.240 and enjoy this day. Okay, Yes, sir, I'm looking forward 5:36:14.280 --> 5:36:17.360 to coming down to Dallas and you know, giving him 5:36:17.360 --> 5:36:19.240 a hole and being a cowboy. There you go, thank 5:36:19.240 --> 5:36:24.000 you so much. Okay, he came on Frasier the safety 5:36:24.160 --> 5:36:28.160 from UH from Central Michigan. He you know, he's talking 5:36:28.200 --> 5:36:30.920 about it. He does, He'll he'll hit you. He's not afraid. 5:36:31.040 --> 5:36:32.800 Hey se him as a strong safety. That's kind of 5:36:32.840 --> 5:36:35.080 what they were thought talking about right there. I'm not 5:36:35.240 --> 5:36:38.040 literally going to stand up on the table. But enough 5:36:38.120 --> 5:36:40.760 of the enough of the buried church slander. If this 5:36:40.919 --> 5:36:43.960 guy is another buried church, there's nothing wrong with that. Yeah, 5:36:44.200 --> 5:36:46.760 he's not Ed Reid. He's not a pick machine what 5:36:47.160 --> 5:36:49.960 he's I know right not at Reid. He's not he's 5:36:50.000 --> 5:36:53.680 not gonna get eight picks. And he's not amazing in coverage. 5:36:53.759 --> 5:36:56.400 But there is a role for a good box safety 5:36:56.480 --> 5:36:58.920 in the NFL. Dang it, you can get just listen 5:36:58.960 --> 5:37:01.840 to him talk. I mean you could sell. He's he's 5:37:01.880 --> 5:37:04.320 all in. I mean, he's gonna put everything he has 5:37:04.919 --> 5:37:06.840 to be the best that he can be and we'll 5:37:06.880 --> 5:37:09.720 see what that ends up being. If that, can he 5:37:09.840 --> 5:37:12.200 start you know, can he push for starting reps? Can 5:37:12.320 --> 5:37:15.280 he be a guy maybe down the road that you 5:37:15.320 --> 5:37:18.360 can rely on as as the replacement to a buried church. 5:37:18.400 --> 5:37:19.760 We'll have to see how it plays out, but in 5:37:19.800 --> 5:37:22.440 the sixth round, I really like the value. Okay, well, 5:37:22.480 --> 5:37:24.600 here we go. We're into the seventh round. Now Dallas 5:37:24.680 --> 5:37:27.079 does not have a pick. Maybe he could have take 5:37:27.160 --> 5:37:29.720 the halls again, maybe some tweets. I'm gonna leave y'all 5:37:29.759 --> 5:37:31.920 to it. I figured they've probably got things that I 5:37:32.040 --> 5:37:34.200 can probably do. They get a lot of picks and 5:37:35.000 --> 5:37:38.040 we will. Um, but I hope y'all get to talk 5:37:38.040 --> 5:37:40.720 to Rico Gathers. That sounds really exciting. Yeah. Um, I'll 5:37:40.720 --> 5:37:42.600 probably turn this on, tell Nick to come down here 5:37:42.600 --> 5:37:44.880 and talk about Ricco. That's actually a great idea. Great, 5:37:44.880 --> 5:37:46.880 I will do that. Yeah, we'll probably get him on 5:37:46.919 --> 5:37:50.079 the phone too. It's been a fantastic gentleman, happy draft. 5:37:50.759 --> 5:37:54.040 I'll talk to you all soon. Okay, there goes David 5:37:55.200 --> 5:37:57.559 and he's just gonna throw equipment on the ground. Nobody 5:37:57.600 --> 5:38:00.240 really cares much about the equipment here today. Sorry, Yeah, 5:38:00.280 --> 5:38:04.480 there you go. Uh. David Hellman never makes an ex 5:38:05.240 --> 5:38:08.680 quiet exit. It's always very ungraceful. Okay. We're into the 5:38:08.759 --> 5:38:11.880 seventh round. The Tennessee Titans at pick two twenty two 5:38:12.080 --> 5:38:16.520 takes Eron take Aaron Wallace, linebacker from UCLA. The Cleveland 5:38:16.640 --> 5:38:21.160 Browns didn't take Brandon Doherty, all right, so Dowdy I 5:38:21.600 --> 5:38:24.719 miss his name up, I'm sorry Brown. Brandon Dowdy, quarter 5:38:25.160 --> 5:38:28.680 quarterback off the board. Yeah, the quarterback from Western Kentucky. 5:38:28.800 --> 5:38:34.120 He goes to Uh that would be Miami would take him. 5:38:34.120 --> 5:38:36.120 I had that pick going to at Cleveland. I camp 5:38:36.520 --> 5:38:39.840 swap seventh round for Jamar Taylor. There you go, that's 5:38:39.840 --> 5:38:43.040 what you're talking about. Okay, So this is uh Dowdy, 5:38:43.160 --> 5:38:46.520 He's the pick to the Dolphins at two twenty three. 5:38:46.960 --> 5:38:49.760 San Diego then turns around and takes Donovan Clark, a 5:38:49.960 --> 5:38:55.960 guard from Michigan State. I'm looking at here's the h 5:38:56.680 --> 5:39:00.600 this is a seattle from Dallas to New England. Uh. 5:39:01.000 --> 5:39:07.200 Devin Lucien, the wide receiver from Arizona to UCLA transferred. Uh. 5:39:07.759 --> 5:39:10.160 You know, player that tested really well. He kind of 5:39:10.160 --> 5:39:13.320 went under the radar a little bit. I didn't see 5:39:13.360 --> 5:39:15.879 a draftable player. But you know here in the seventh 5:39:15.919 --> 5:39:17.800 I mean, there's better wide receivers on the board. Right. 5:39:17.880 --> 5:39:19.760 You can't convince me that Kenny Lawler is not a 5:39:19.800 --> 5:39:23.640 better player. That's just but something going on there about Yeah, 5:39:23.720 --> 5:39:26.320 New England preferred. Uh you know that this player and 5:39:27.280 --> 5:39:30.040 you know it's interesting. But Jonathan Woodard another defensive end 5:39:30.080 --> 5:39:33.640 off the board now of Jacksonville right uh from Central Arkansas, 5:39:33.880 --> 5:39:37.680 Central Arkansas exactly right. So then that means my AMMI 5:39:38.000 --> 5:39:41.200 is on the clock, I believe here at or maybe 5:39:41.320 --> 5:39:43.520 Denver's on the clock. I'm losing track of my picks 5:39:43.560 --> 5:39:46.040 here right now, but uh, Denver would be on the 5:39:46.120 --> 5:39:51.320 clock here at pick uh two twenty seven. Can't you said? 5:39:51.360 --> 5:39:53.800 We got some callers lineups. Let's go do those. Let's 5:39:53.800 --> 5:39:57.960 go to Roscoe in Midland. Roscoe, what's up? Hey? If 5:39:58.040 --> 5:40:00.760 you could uh pull out your Christal ball for me, 5:40:00.840 --> 5:40:03.920 please and tell me what their thoughts are on this 5:40:04.400 --> 5:40:07.440 running back that they just drafted someone out the door 5:40:07.880 --> 5:40:09.800 or is this guy just a can't body to help 5:40:09.880 --> 5:40:13.520 with the Okay, thank you for the car, Roscoe. I 5:40:13.600 --> 5:40:16.080 think they're taking a chance on these traits. Yeah, you 5:40:16.160 --> 5:40:19.560 know a guy again, you know he's a one year wonder. 5:40:19.800 --> 5:40:22.239 He emerged as a senior, had a solid year over 5:40:22.280 --> 5:40:25.480 a thousand yards a new school record sixteen touchdowns. He 5:40:25.680 --> 5:40:28.879 tested off the charts at four or three at at 5:40:28.880 --> 5:40:31.840 six foot two hundred and twenty pounds. Uh, you know, 5:40:31.960 --> 5:40:33.840 and we'll see, if you know, how can he contribute 5:40:33.880 --> 5:40:35.760 on special teams? You know, can he carve out a 5:40:35.880 --> 5:40:38.480 role on this roster. It's going to be an uphill 5:40:38.520 --> 5:40:41.000 climb for him to make the final roster. But you know, 5:40:41.040 --> 5:40:42.880 when you have these type of traits, you can't rule 5:40:42.919 --> 5:40:46.240 it out. Could he supplant Darren McFadden in the backfield? 5:40:46.440 --> 5:40:49.160 You can't rule anything out at this point. What do 5:40:49.200 --> 5:40:51.520 you think, Briany, do you think, yeah, he could possibly 5:40:51.640 --> 5:40:53.920 bump one of these other running backs off the depth chart. 5:40:54.560 --> 5:40:56.960 That's that's the thing that I that's the thing that 5:40:57.080 --> 5:41:00.680 I don't know. Again, it's in the always as a scout, 5:41:00.840 --> 5:41:04.600 was always taught um that if you in the six 5:41:04.759 --> 5:41:07.360 seventh rounds, you're looking for trades and you talked about 5:41:07.720 --> 5:41:10.000 one year, wonder a little bit though, you know, they 5:41:10.280 --> 5:41:14.480 evaluate obviously it's the speed. If anything. It's like, you know, 5:41:14.680 --> 5:41:17.960 let's let's be honest. There's a hurt running back in Dunbar. 5:41:18.360 --> 5:41:21.200 There's a there's a guy with age a little bit 5:41:21.240 --> 5:41:24.240 of age and McFadden that they drafted Zeke to do 5:41:24.360 --> 5:41:26.520 what he's gonna do. Zeke's gonna be your starter one day, 5:41:26.840 --> 5:41:28.640 but you're gonna have to find a way. They ran 5:41:28.759 --> 5:41:30.880 a lot of running backs through here last year and 5:41:31.000 --> 5:41:34.360 couldn't find the right guy. So they draft Zeke thinking 5:41:34.480 --> 5:41:37.360 Zeke's a guy. But they're not married to McFadden. They're 5:41:37.400 --> 5:41:39.760 not gonna be married to Alfred Morris at some point 5:41:39.800 --> 5:41:42.320 in time too, So maybe you do. Maybe you hit 5:41:42.400 --> 5:41:44.600 in the sixth round. You hit a guy that if 5:41:44.840 --> 5:41:47.280 he doesn't make the roster, okay, we keep him around. 5:41:47.280 --> 5:41:50.200 They've they've kept guys around far less players on the 5:41:50.280 --> 5:41:54.280 practice squad to do to do jobs. So well, let's 5:41:54.320 --> 5:41:56.240 see what they what they have right there? Okay, Ken, 5:41:56.360 --> 5:41:59.559 what do you got? Chandler in Arizona? Chandler Arizona. That's 5:41:59.560 --> 5:42:02.200 always actually Oklahoma. Oh it's Chandler in Oklahoma. So okay, 5:42:02.320 --> 5:42:05.000 Chandler's what you got? Yeah, I'd just like to know 5:42:05.320 --> 5:42:08.600 what you guys would grade this draft, and then also 5:42:09.440 --> 5:42:11.280 kind of explain a little bit how the priority free 5:42:11.320 --> 5:42:15.280 agency works. Um, how do they convince these guys to 5:42:15.400 --> 5:42:17.560 come to Dallas over other places? Is it just a 5:42:17.640 --> 5:42:20.360 depth chart thing or is it offering them more money 5:42:20.640 --> 5:42:23.800 or just kind of explain how that process works. Hang up, 5:42:24.280 --> 5:42:26.680 just listen, Thank you, Thank you. I never graded draft. 5:42:26.759 --> 5:42:28.720 I'll tell you why. I had a scout one time. 5:42:28.800 --> 5:42:30.960 Tell me on my way out of Philadelphia that I 5:42:31.040 --> 5:42:32.840 had the worst draft in the history of the National 5:42:32.919 --> 5:42:35.840 Football League. Two days after I had the draft, and 5:42:36.400 --> 5:42:38.800 then two years three years later, four of the eight 5:42:38.840 --> 5:42:41.000 picks made the Pro Bowl. That guy told me I 5:42:41.080 --> 5:42:43.160 had the worst draft in the history of National Football League. 5:42:43.360 --> 5:42:45.759 And that was a scout. So again, I'm not trying 5:42:45.800 --> 5:42:48.160 to skirtch your question. There's some picks that I really 5:42:48.240 --> 5:42:50.760 really like. I like that that that Prescott pick. I 5:42:50.880 --> 5:42:53.400 understand about the Janleen Smith. I don't particularly like the 5:42:53.480 --> 5:42:55.920 pick because I think they needed defensive help now. But 5:42:56.000 --> 5:42:58.600 if he turns out to be a Pro Bowl All 5:42:58.720 --> 5:43:01.720 Pro player comes in here plays mic linebackers, great, I'll 5:43:01.759 --> 5:43:04.199 eat my words on that. But I mean, I again, 5:43:04.320 --> 5:43:06.760 I have a little bit of an issue taking that 5:43:06.919 --> 5:43:09.039 Highway pick out. There's some people said, oh, they were 5:43:09.040 --> 5:43:11.040 gonna use the second round pick. There's people in the 5:43:11.120 --> 5:43:14.600 draft I think this team needed some defensive help. Did 5:43:14.640 --> 5:43:16.880 they take a couple of guys around early that I 5:43:16.960 --> 5:43:20.800 might have, you know, with MALIEK. Collins. Tapper, you know, 5:43:21.840 --> 5:43:24.200 Big Kat sat here right here and said, well, Tapper, 5:43:24.320 --> 5:43:25.800 you know this is what we think about it. You 5:43:25.880 --> 5:43:28.560 watch him play at Oklahoma. He's not the same looking 5:43:28.640 --> 5:43:31.039 guy that they probably think he's gonna be. But again, 5:43:31.240 --> 5:43:33.559 you know some guys, I you know, the whole thing 5:43:33.640 --> 5:43:36.720 with the running back. I can understand with that Rico Gathers, 5:43:36.759 --> 5:43:39.480 I understand that. Right there's too You're taking a chance 5:43:39.560 --> 5:43:41.280 on some guys, right there? Is it one of those 5:43:41.360 --> 5:43:44.520 drafts where went bang bang bang bang, you know, took 5:43:44.560 --> 5:43:47.840 every pick, Like to me, Jacksonville, Jacksonville has a great 5:43:47.880 --> 5:43:50.800 draft on paper. But if Jacksonville goes out him it's 5:43:50.840 --> 5:43:52.919 five and eleven next year and gets their coach fired, 5:43:53.200 --> 5:43:55.360 what good's a great draft? We've seen great drafts and 5:43:55.440 --> 5:43:58.000 sit in Saint Louis before. Well, not saying this now 5:43:58.080 --> 5:44:01.520 the rams La rams and what is that guy Jeff Fisher? 5:44:01.919 --> 5:44:04.200 You know it got him. You know it's he's seven 5:44:04.280 --> 5:44:06.280 and nine to eight and native here. So you know, 5:44:06.480 --> 5:44:09.120 give this draft some time on the grade wise, if 5:44:09.160 --> 5:44:11.920 it bus, it bus, the GM's not going anywhere. And 5:44:11.960 --> 5:44:14.760 everybody's probably saying, well, that's probably the problem. But the 5:44:14.880 --> 5:44:17.760 GM did win executive the year two years ago, you know, 5:44:17.880 --> 5:44:19.840 for a twelve and fourth season. Let's see how in 5:44:19.960 --> 5:44:22.240 fact this thing all plays out. And to the colors 5:44:22.320 --> 5:44:25.800 other question about the free agents and how that works. 5:44:25.840 --> 5:44:28.440 And that's what a lot of scouts are doing right now, 5:44:28.600 --> 5:44:33.480 is they're on the phone with these coaches exactly recruiting 5:44:33.520 --> 5:44:36.400 these guys, I mean, promising everything from you know, a 5:44:36.480 --> 5:44:39.480 spot on the depth chart to their firstborn child. Whatever 5:44:39.560 --> 5:44:42.080 it takes. You know, they're going to try and convince, 5:44:42.400 --> 5:44:46.039 uh and convince these guys. You know, put your mom 5:44:46.120 --> 5:44:48.000 on the phone, We'll talk to her. Yeah, we'll commit 5:44:48.040 --> 5:44:49.640 your mom, this is the right place to come. Whatever 5:44:49.720 --> 5:44:51.560 it takes. You know that that's what it's going to 5:44:51.680 --> 5:44:54.480 that they're going to do. Um. And it's a situation 5:44:54.600 --> 5:44:56.800 where these guys are still hoping to be drafted here 5:44:56.800 --> 5:44:59.360 in the seventh round, absolutely, but they're getting these calls 5:44:59.440 --> 5:45:01.879 where they're being recruited to be a free agent. Let 5:45:01.919 --> 5:45:03.440 me tell you this, though, to be honest with you, 5:45:03.919 --> 5:45:06.360 getting picked in the seventh round might not be a 5:45:06.440 --> 5:45:08.800 good thing if you if you're a guy, if you're 5:45:09.120 --> 5:45:12.400 for example, if you're a lawlor right now, getting picked 5:45:12.440 --> 5:45:15.200 in the seventh round. Does you know good psychologically you 5:45:15.280 --> 5:45:17.680 were drafted. But he could sit there and say, you 5:45:17.759 --> 5:45:19.960 know what, I'm gonna sit there and pick what team 5:45:20.040 --> 5:45:21.840 I want to go to exactly. He could look at 5:45:21.840 --> 5:45:24.160 the other team's depth chart and say, you know what, 5:45:25.040 --> 5:45:28.360 Garrett's the same way the kid from Tulsa. You know, 5:45:28.400 --> 5:45:30.920 if someone thinks enough of him, it could be like, 5:45:31.240 --> 5:45:34.320 don't get drafted, you know, don't get drafted the seventh round. 5:45:34.600 --> 5:45:36.280 Be able to pick what you know? You could look 5:45:36.320 --> 5:45:38.960 at another team's depth chart. The money can be involved, 5:45:39.480 --> 5:45:42.200 money involved, highest bidder. Go to a place where you 5:45:42.280 --> 5:45:44.280 got a shot to make this team. Don't go to 5:45:44.360 --> 5:45:46.320 somewhere where they're taking it just to be a guy, 5:45:46.360 --> 5:45:48.120 and all of a sudden now you're having to fight 5:45:48.200 --> 5:45:49.840 to be on the team. Do you think there's anything 5:45:49.919 --> 5:45:52.480 to Some people will argue that with well, if they 5:45:52.560 --> 5:45:54.840 if they draft you, there's more invested. You know, it's 5:45:54.919 --> 5:45:57.560 it's easier to cut a priority free agent where it 5:45:57.720 --> 5:45:59.760 is than it is to cut a seventh rounder because 5:45:59.759 --> 5:46:01.919 they invested a draft picking. Do you think there's I've 5:46:01.919 --> 5:46:04.360 seen the cut third rounders before those two. You know 5:46:04.560 --> 5:46:06.759 you're not wrong. So if you're good enough to make 5:46:06.800 --> 5:46:08.480 a team, you're good enough to make a team. Okay, Ken, 5:46:08.560 --> 5:46:12.560 who do we got Anthony and Minnesota? Anthony? Go ahead, Hey, guys, 5:46:12.880 --> 5:46:15.080 first and forth. I want to say a great job 5:46:15.160 --> 5:46:19.480 again this year with the draft Coverridge, excellent show. Appreciate that. 5:46:19.680 --> 5:46:22.640 Thank you, sir. Since we've made our last pick here 5:46:22.680 --> 5:46:25.760 and I feel pretty comfortable to selections, especially today, I 5:46:25.840 --> 5:46:30.120 thought Grabvin Prescott was big for US. Um what position 5:46:30.240 --> 5:46:33.800 group or there's they're a handful of players that you see, 5:46:34.360 --> 5:46:37.720 Um the Cowboys looking at as far as priority free agents, 5:46:37.800 --> 5:46:40.200 go moving forward. Thank you very much to call. Okay, 5:46:40.280 --> 5:46:42.280 this is the idea, this is how it works. It 5:46:42.360 --> 5:46:45.200 worked with Tony Romo. Explain how it is. Tony Romo 5:46:45.280 --> 5:46:47.280 had a grade on our board as a fifth round grade. 5:46:47.360 --> 5:46:50.280 Did not draft Tony Romo. Get Bill Parcels on the phone. 5:46:50.320 --> 5:46:52.720 Get Jerry Jones on the phone. Now we're recruiting priority 5:46:52.759 --> 5:46:55.400 free agents. First thing you're gonna do is take the 5:46:55.600 --> 5:46:57.719 guys that are on your draft board. If they get 5:46:57.759 --> 5:47:00.600 through the seventh round here and there's two to three, 5:47:00.759 --> 5:47:03.760 four or five six names whatever, those guys have immediately 5:47:03.800 --> 5:47:06.600 become the priority free agents. You go, we recruit those guys. 5:47:06.759 --> 5:47:09.080 Now they're in a difficult situation right now because they 5:47:09.120 --> 5:47:11.680 don't have a seventh round pick, so they're they're working 5:47:11.759 --> 5:47:13.880 on you know, they're calling these kids, like Dane said, 5:47:13.919 --> 5:47:16.040 and you're saying you're selling them, you're selling hey, listen, 5:47:16.080 --> 5:47:18.320 if you don't get picked, we want you. But you're 5:47:18.360 --> 5:47:20.600 gonna look at those guys that are on the draft 5:47:20.680 --> 5:47:24.079 board first. That the position though, I would think about, 5:47:24.200 --> 5:47:26.800 you know, how you know, how does you know? How 5:47:26.840 --> 5:47:29.480 does the things? How do things play out? Maybe like 5:47:29.600 --> 5:47:32.600 a you know we talked about Gathers was a tight end. 5:47:32.800 --> 5:47:37.000 Maybe they go get a real tight end receiver, another receiver. Yea, 5:47:37.240 --> 5:47:39.120 they haven't had a receiver drafted this year. Maybe they 5:47:39.160 --> 5:47:41.240 go after a few of those. Does Derek Dooley go 5:47:41.320 --> 5:47:44.000 out and get Marques Nor exactly? He recruited Marques North 5:47:44.040 --> 5:47:46.240 to Tennessee. Does he go out and get a big 5:47:46.320 --> 5:47:48.960 body guy Marques North? We draft, We mocked draft him 5:47:48.960 --> 5:47:51.719 too at six eighty nine, I think on during the thing. 5:47:51.800 --> 5:47:54.320 So so that's kind of where that's gonna play out. 5:47:54.400 --> 5:47:58.240 So we'll see a wide receiver. Uh maybe you never 5:47:58.440 --> 5:48:01.840 have enough of those. Uh, those especially with suspensions those 5:48:01.919 --> 5:48:04.440 defensive line. There might be some kids that they that 5:48:04.560 --> 5:48:07.120 they brought in and you tell them that hey are 5:48:07.280 --> 5:48:10.000 starting two defensive ends might not be we might not 5:48:10.040 --> 5:48:12.480 be with us the first four game, absolutely right right there. 5:48:12.520 --> 5:48:14.360 So okay, that we've got all right? Can't what else 5:48:14.360 --> 5:48:19.280 you got? Steve and DC? You're up, Steven, Brian? How 5:48:19.360 --> 5:48:21.760 he going? This is Steve. I've been off real to 5:48:21.840 --> 5:48:24.280 the last two trips to DC and you get to 5:48:24.320 --> 5:48:26.480 take me up on it? Yeah, well, I think, yeah, 5:48:26.520 --> 5:48:28.480 I don't go. I don't go to DC much anymore, 5:48:28.520 --> 5:48:30.400 but they're gonna make me go to DC in week two, 5:48:30.480 --> 5:48:31.760 so I might take you up on it. What do 5:48:31.800 --> 5:48:34.840 you got, man? I think that from the great Draft. 5:48:34.919 --> 5:48:37.919 I'm a big fan of daktrust I've been blowing your 5:48:37.960 --> 5:48:41.760 Twitter off about him for weeks now, and uh, I'm 5:48:41.800 --> 5:48:44.560 glad to see that fit finally in. I really didn't 5:48:44.600 --> 5:48:46.640 understand the tight end take at the end of the 5:48:46.800 --> 5:48:51.240 drafts that traits. It's all about traits. Hey, thank you 5:48:51.360 --> 5:48:52.640 much for the call. I'm gonna take up on those 5:48:52.720 --> 5:48:55.240 ribs one day. I got a crew of Dallas Cowboys 5:48:55.240 --> 5:48:56.760 dot Com guys, so I'm gonna need a bunch on 5:48:56.800 --> 5:48:58.680 them up, a bunch of slabs of ribs. If we 5:48:58.759 --> 5:49:01.520 can do that. Uh, we talked about it. It's traits. 5:49:01.600 --> 5:49:04.039 Yeah at this point. I mean, how many starters come 5:49:04.080 --> 5:49:06.000 out of the sixth round? Not many? But if you 5:49:06.040 --> 5:49:09.680 ever did, and Davis, if you have a chance to 5:49:10.240 --> 5:49:12.480 get a guy that you can work with right you know, 5:49:13.040 --> 5:49:15.640 has the traits, just needs coached up, well then you know, 5:49:15.720 --> 5:49:17.919 and Rico Gathers is not going to make an impact 5:49:18.000 --> 5:49:19.960 on this team in two and sixteen. It's not going 5:49:20.080 --> 5:49:23.000 to happen, right, but two years from now, three years 5:49:23.040 --> 5:49:25.880 from now, where he could be in his development. You know, 5:49:26.000 --> 5:49:28.920 it's intriguing. And so you know exactly. I think you 5:49:29.040 --> 5:49:30.960 just summed it up. You take the traits and you 5:49:31.080 --> 5:49:33.640 coach up the rest. Yeah, well that's that's exactly right. 5:49:33.840 --> 5:49:35.960 Let me go back and recap. There's a couple of 5:49:36.040 --> 5:49:38.640 guys that we had on our board, just to give 5:49:38.680 --> 5:49:41.320 you an idea. We're picked two thirty one. We haven't 5:49:41.360 --> 5:49:43.160 forgot to drap, but we want to get to your calls. 5:49:43.200 --> 5:49:45.079 That's important to us right now before we get out 5:49:45.120 --> 5:49:50.520 of here. Uh we Uh. DeMarcus Airs goes at seven 5:49:50.600 --> 5:49:53.920 two twenty nine to the Pittsburgh Steelers Houston guy. We 5:49:54.040 --> 5:49:58.960 we've talked about him some love speed speed, speed, speed, 5:49:59.080 --> 5:50:01.880 that's kind of his thing. Screen plus, unless he makes 5:50:01.880 --> 5:50:04.320 an impact as a punt returner, I have a hard 5:50:04.360 --> 5:50:07.400 time seeing him holding onto a roster spot very long. 5:50:07.720 --> 5:50:09.719 But my two cents on him. But the next guy 5:50:09.800 --> 5:50:14.199 that was drafted, Daniel Braverman. Put him in the slot. 5:50:14.400 --> 5:50:16.880 Let him just do work. I think he could really 5:50:16.919 --> 5:50:20.039 be a guy right there as an inside receiver. I mean, 5:50:20.080 --> 5:50:21.919 if Cool Beasley can do what he's doing, I think 5:50:22.000 --> 5:50:24.760 Daniel Braverman can do something similar. Okay, and we're still 5:50:24.919 --> 5:50:28.720 we're a pick two thirty one that has uh let's 5:50:28.759 --> 5:50:32.239 see here that two three one that's miamis Dart Tomas Duarte, 5:50:32.400 --> 5:50:36.320 the wide receiver should be tied end. They listed him 5:50:36.360 --> 5:50:38.320 as a tied end here with and he probably is. 5:50:38.400 --> 5:50:40.080 He's a big slot is what he is. You know, 5:50:40.160 --> 5:50:42.120 he's a guy that he's a little bit of a tweeter, 5:50:42.360 --> 5:50:45.000 rocked up receiver, undersized ten to end, however you want 5:50:45.000 --> 5:50:47.920 to describe him. But he does work between the hashes. 5:50:48.480 --> 5:50:50.120 Let him go over the middle of the field, let 5:50:50.200 --> 5:50:52.919 him run down the scene. He has some body control 5:50:52.960 --> 5:50:55.440 of the ball skills to uh to make an impact there. 5:50:55.880 --> 5:50:57.800 I'm surprised he lasted this long, to be honest with you, 5:50:57.840 --> 5:50:59.760 I thought he'd be off the board somewhere in the 5:51:00.280 --> 5:51:02.720 in the fifth round or so. But Miami's getting good value. 5:51:02.800 --> 5:51:04.640 Yeah I did. I had him as a fifth round. 5:51:04.720 --> 5:51:07.400 I had him. Could juice Those kinds of guys used 5:51:07.400 --> 5:51:10.160 a little villable exactly, So we'll probably see could juice 5:51:10.240 --> 5:51:13.200 go here? Okay, so we're waiting for the redskins. Pick 5:51:13.280 --> 5:51:14.920 is gonna go in? We go, kit You got some 5:51:15.000 --> 5:51:16.960 more calls when we lined up. We have calls. We're 5:51:16.960 --> 5:51:21.040 gonna hit some secret audio were audio Jackson right here? Okay, 5:51:21.200 --> 5:51:26.240 just turns your card. Yes, we've just turned your card 5:51:26.280 --> 5:51:28.360 in here to be a Dallas cowboy. We've just draft. 5:51:28.440 --> 5:51:38.960 Oh my god, well listen, we're excited. Oh my god. Well, hey, 5:51:39.080 --> 5:51:43.200 there's congratulation you had for your accomplishment in your career. 5:51:43.360 --> 5:51:45.520 But now then you're getting ready to get down to business. 5:51:45.560 --> 5:51:47.919 And I know you know that, but we're glad you're 5:51:47.919 --> 5:51:50.240 a cowboy. Hey, I'm ready to go to work. I 5:51:50.360 --> 5:51:53.000 thank you, you bet you bet well. Here I want 5:51:53.000 --> 5:51:56.520 to hand you to Jason Garrett, our coach, congratulations again 5:51:56.560 --> 5:51:58.120 for being a Cowboy. I'm gonna tell you it's a 5:51:58.160 --> 5:52:00.960 great feeling to be a Dallas Cowboy. One. Oh, I 5:52:01.080 --> 5:52:05.680 really I feel it right now. All right, man, here's 5:52:06.240 --> 5:52:11.840 coach Jason. Get serious. How are you doing. I'm doing great? Congratulations, Thanks, 5:52:11.919 --> 5:52:15.960 co I'm excited and I'm an excited. Well, it's an 5:52:15.960 --> 5:52:18.239 exciting day. It's an exciting day for you and for us, 5:52:18.880 --> 5:52:21.840 so excited to get you here. We feel like you 5:52:21.919 --> 5:52:23.560 got a lot of a lot of ability and we're 5:52:23.560 --> 5:52:26.160 excited to see it out on that football field. Man, 5:52:26.240 --> 5:52:29.759 I'm ready to get to work. Really. Okay, congratulations, look 5:52:29.800 --> 5:52:33.400 forward to seeing you. Thank you. Okay, that was awesome. 5:52:33.480 --> 5:52:35.240 That was I mean, he was, he was, he was. 5:52:35.360 --> 5:52:37.640 That's what it's all about right there, and so and 5:52:37.759 --> 5:52:41.199 the next one would be here is Rico Gaithers. Rico Gaithers, Rico, 5:52:41.400 --> 5:52:44.000 Jerry Jones. We just turned your card in to draft 5:52:44.040 --> 5:52:58.640 you for the Dallas Cowboy. Hey, Rico, Hey, Hey Rico. 5:52:59.360 --> 5:53:07.040 So Rico. I've congratulations to you and your family, and 5:53:07.440 --> 5:53:09.480 I guarantee you it feels good to be a cowboy. 5:53:09.480 --> 5:53:11.160 I can tell you I've been one a long time, 5:53:11.280 --> 5:53:13.440 but we're glad to have you on the team. And 5:53:13.520 --> 5:53:16.160 I want our coach Jason Garrett to welcome you to 5:53:16.240 --> 5:53:19.560 the team. Definitely, really appreciated coach. You bet, you bet, 5:53:19.640 --> 5:53:23.759 here's coach Garrett. Rico. Yeah, how are you doing. I'm 5:53:23.840 --> 5:53:27.800 doing all right? Congratulations? Yeah, I appreciate you. You ready 5:53:27.840 --> 5:53:31.280 to play some football? Being ready? Okay? Good. We're excited 5:53:31.280 --> 5:53:34.640 to get to know you a little bit. Okay, all right, yeah, okay, 5:53:34.800 --> 5:53:37.920 talk to you soon. Here we go and uh, just 5:53:38.440 --> 5:53:42.480 just on que perfect timing is the man who can 5:53:42.600 --> 5:53:47.000 talk to us about Rico Gathers. And we just heard 5:53:47.040 --> 5:53:49.840 the secret audio and he was, you know, he thought 5:53:49.880 --> 5:53:51.520 he might to get a call from the Dallas Mavericks. 5:53:51.600 --> 5:53:54.520 Instead it was the said it was the Dallas Cowboys, 5:53:54.560 --> 5:53:57.400 said Nick eat Men, who uh who has He's an 5:53:57.520 --> 5:54:00.280 outstanding connection with Baylor football. He had us for a 5:54:00.320 --> 5:54:04.160 long time. He's an author, an author of books about 5:54:04.320 --> 5:54:07.560 the Baylor program, about Art Briles. If there's anybody that 5:54:07.640 --> 5:54:10.840 knows anything about Baylor football. Uh, and I early in 5:54:10.880 --> 5:54:14.360 this process, we asked you about Billings and you were 5:54:14.600 --> 5:54:17.360 you were very honest about that. But now we bring 5:54:17.400 --> 5:54:19.400 in here you talk about Rico a little bit. Well, 5:54:19.960 --> 5:54:22.160 you know, obviously I don't have as much connections with 5:54:22.240 --> 5:54:24.680 their basketball team, but but you know, this is a 5:54:24.800 --> 5:54:27.760 question that actually bothered Art Briles for a couple of 5:54:27.880 --> 5:54:30.240 years because everyone's like, oh, look at him, he needs 5:54:30.280 --> 5:54:32.280 to be playing football, and he you know, Art kind 5:54:32.320 --> 5:54:34.160 of laughs it off, but he's like, you know, we 5:54:34.240 --> 5:54:36.840 actually have football players on our on our team. You know, 5:54:36.880 --> 5:54:38.760 we don't just go get big, strong guys. But the 5:54:38.880 --> 5:54:42.000 thing about Rico you watch him play, he plays with 5:54:42.120 --> 5:54:44.920 the attitude you want for a football player on the court. 5:54:45.160 --> 5:54:47.640 I mean, he goes, he gets every rebound, he kind 5:54:47.680 --> 5:54:50.280 of fill fight his teammates, pushing and shoving a little bit. 5:54:50.320 --> 5:54:53.239 He's just got that snarley attitude that goes out, I'm 5:54:53.240 --> 5:54:55.360 gonna get every board, I'm gonna get every you know, 5:54:55.680 --> 5:54:57.880 get every point, be in the in the paint. And 5:54:58.040 --> 5:55:00.720 so I think it's gonna take time, but I think 5:55:00.800 --> 5:55:02.800 that at least he's got that attitude. You know, he's 5:55:02.840 --> 5:55:05.000 got the body for it. And then now we'll see 5:55:05.080 --> 5:55:07.320 if he's got the ability to do that. But as 5:55:07.360 --> 5:55:09.399 a blocker, as a tough guy, I think he can 5:55:09.520 --> 5:55:12.239 learn and develop that. Yeah, talk about a power forward. 5:55:12.480 --> 5:55:14.720 I think he's ever been, you know, the power part 5:55:15.200 --> 5:55:17.400 watching just him, you know, play the game of basketball, 5:55:17.720 --> 5:55:20.680 real emotional player. You know, he plays with his heart 5:55:20.720 --> 5:55:23.120 on his sleeve. And sometimes it might take it a 5:55:23.120 --> 5:55:24.960 little too far, but you know, you like to see 5:55:24.960 --> 5:55:28.320 that intensity, that temperament. You need to have that competitive 5:55:28.400 --> 5:55:31.120 drive if you're gonna be in line, if you're going 5:55:31.200 --> 5:55:34.560 to go up against NFL defensive lineman. So yeah, he's 5:55:34.600 --> 5:55:37.239 got the building blocks to uh, you know, we talk 5:55:37.240 --> 5:55:39.480 about the traits got, you know, things you can build 5:55:39.560 --> 5:55:43.000 off of and develop. So you know, the foundation is there. 5:55:43.240 --> 5:55:45.040 Every sport says that you know, we're gonna go out there, 5:55:45.040 --> 5:55:46.600 we're gonna hit him in the mouth. I'm sure they 5:55:46.640 --> 5:55:53.000 say it in baseball. Well you do it in Foah. Yeah, 5:55:53.440 --> 5:55:55.640 you get hit in the mouth thirty seven times a game, 5:55:55.759 --> 5:55:57.320 you know, and that's kind of part of it. And 5:55:57.360 --> 5:55:59.680 you're right, he's the one that probably likes to deliver 5:55:59.759 --> 5:56:01.960 those blows as much as anyone does. He is he 5:56:02.040 --> 5:56:04.400 gonna go and be Antonio Gates. I mean, let's let's 5:56:04.440 --> 5:56:06.840 hold off on that. Talk about the athletic ability though, 5:56:06.919 --> 5:56:09.440 Yeah about him, I mean, is he's you know, and 5:56:09.720 --> 5:56:11.640 that's one thing. You watch some of those highlights, they're 5:56:11.640 --> 5:56:15.079 showing fadeaways and and and layups and stuff, and I'm like, okay, 5:56:15.160 --> 5:56:18.200 you know, let's let me see how he you know, 5:56:18.240 --> 5:56:20.280 how he goes and gets the boards and dunks and 5:56:20.320 --> 5:56:23.720 stuff like that. Dave you joining us, No, da. He 5:56:23.800 --> 5:56:26.120 always makes an entrance and then an exit, and it's 5:56:26.120 --> 5:56:30.760 always like disturbing. I think Gary's about to talk here. Yeah, 5:56:31.880 --> 5:56:35.280 but you're right about the athletic ability. He's the type 5:56:35.280 --> 5:56:38.840 of guy that that's going to um find, you know, 5:56:39.000 --> 5:56:41.280 get into the right way, get in the positions because 5:56:41.320 --> 5:56:44.800 he rebounding. You know, obviously this is the position show. 5:56:44.840 --> 5:56:49.759 But who's the greatest rebounder of all time in our generation? Rodman? Yeah, 5:56:49.840 --> 5:56:51.440 Robin's not the biggest guy in the world. He just 5:56:51.520 --> 5:56:53.400 wanted it more than anyone else. You gotta be kind 5:56:53.400 --> 5:56:55.920 of craziest will be and he, you know, he was 5:56:55.960 --> 5:56:58.600 definitely that right and this guy went out and he led. 5:56:58.680 --> 5:57:01.520 I think he led the nation rebound this year, maybe 5:57:01.680 --> 5:57:03.400 two years, but I don't know that for a fact, 5:57:03.440 --> 5:57:04.640 but I know that he was one of the top 5:57:04.720 --> 5:57:06.480 rebounders for the last two years. Well, we have you 5:57:06.600 --> 5:57:10.320 here though, and thank you for that insight. On Rico guests, 5:57:10.480 --> 5:57:12.640 talk about a little bit about what you've seen though 5:57:12.759 --> 5:57:15.239 from the draft we had. This is the first time 5:57:15.280 --> 5:57:18.560 we had an opportunity to talk to you all. We 5:57:18.600 --> 5:57:20.680 all understand. Yeah, we all understand. Just yeah, we all 5:57:20.759 --> 5:57:25.199 we all understand. We all understand the pick. We understand 5:57:25.240 --> 5:57:29.440 what is Zekiel it is. Talk about Jalen Smith though, 5:57:29.640 --> 5:57:31.760 I mean it give us a little bit different perspective 5:57:31.880 --> 5:57:34.080 or maybe the same perspective of what you think this 5:57:34.200 --> 5:57:36.240 is going to overall be. At my kids soccer game 5:57:36.320 --> 5:57:38.120 this morning, I got asked the question why would they 5:57:38.160 --> 5:57:40.240 take a player who is not going to be ready 5:57:40.280 --> 5:57:42.480 to play this year and I and my answer is 5:57:42.840 --> 5:57:44.680 is because they think when he is ready to play, 5:57:44.720 --> 5:57:46.480 he could be the best player in the draft. And 5:57:47.000 --> 5:57:49.080 that's the only except. I mean, that's the reason why 5:57:49.200 --> 5:57:51.960 you do it. I mean, there's why everything you do 5:57:52.040 --> 5:57:54.680 with this risk reward and he's a huge reward if 5:57:54.759 --> 5:57:57.440 it works, and we've seen second round picks that don't 5:57:57.480 --> 5:57:59.919 work and they're one hundred percent healthy. I just think 5:58:00.160 --> 5:58:02.960 that they're always looking for upside and and he's got 5:58:03.040 --> 5:58:05.440 the ability to do that. They trust the doctor because 5:58:05.480 --> 5:58:06.920 he did the surgery. I don't think they do it 5:58:07.000 --> 5:58:09.360 without that, and they trust this rehab team to bring 5:58:09.440 --> 5:58:11.760 people back. Then you don't pay the I don't know 5:58:11.800 --> 5:58:13.440 what they make, but you don't pay big bucks to 5:58:13.800 --> 5:58:16.240 the Jim Mauers and Browns of the world. If they don't, 5:58:16.280 --> 5:58:17.919 you don't expect them to kind of get this thing 5:58:18.000 --> 5:58:20.320 turned around. And and and it's not like they're just 5:58:20.520 --> 5:58:23.120 not doing their due diligence. I mean they passed on 5:58:23.240 --> 5:58:26.240 Miles Jack Yeah, for him. You know, as some players work, 5:58:26.320 --> 5:58:29.120 some players don't. So I think what I've said all weekend, 5:58:29.120 --> 5:58:31.880 they took a guy that helps them tomorrow and Ezekiel Eliott, 5:58:31.960 --> 5:58:33.920 they take a guy that helps them next year. And 5:58:34.240 --> 5:58:37.000 Jay Lensman. It's been a risky type draft. You know, 5:58:37.080 --> 5:58:39.920 they're taking risks. It's it's it's I've said this before, Nick, 5:58:40.040 --> 5:58:42.360 it's a it's a draft where the general manager has 5:58:42.600 --> 5:58:46.000 job security and he has since nineteen eighty nine, you know, 5:58:46.160 --> 5:58:48.559 and and and you know this, but he did win 5:58:48.680 --> 5:58:50.920 Executive of the Year two years ago, you know, and 5:58:51.000 --> 5:58:53.240 that was something that he you know, you talked about 5:58:53.280 --> 5:58:56.320 his Super Bowl accomplishments and when in that I was 5:58:56.360 --> 5:58:58.440 with with the Senior Bowl when that was announced, and 5:58:58.560 --> 5:59:00.840 he couldn't have been more proud about that. But again, 5:59:01.240 --> 5:59:04.120 I questioned a little bit about this team, and we've 5:59:04.160 --> 5:59:07.320 talked about this that maybe he thinks it's not a 5:59:07.919 --> 5:59:09.840 it was not a four and twelve team. That's more 5:59:09.919 --> 5:59:13.120 likely a twelve and four team, you know, So that's 5:59:13.240 --> 5:59:16.400 if you general general manager would not make that call, 5:59:16.800 --> 5:59:19.560 right unless he had the security no one, you know what, 5:59:19.680 --> 5:59:22.320 I can wait on this guy, you know, and no 5:59:22.440 --> 5:59:24.440 one has told me this. This is just my personal 5:59:24.480 --> 5:59:28.000 belief that last year you stole a first round pick, 5:59:28.160 --> 5:59:30.880 you thought you stole two and Randy Gregory and maybe 5:59:30.919 --> 5:59:32.920 you will, but right now it's hard to really count 5:59:32.919 --> 5:59:35.640 on him. But Lyle Collins, you stole one, right this year, 5:59:36.440 --> 5:59:38.680 maybe you're gonna steal another one and Jaylen Smith and 5:59:38.880 --> 5:59:41.640 it takes a two to get there. But it's almost 5:59:41.680 --> 5:59:43.920 like you, you know, hey, you got good talent coming 5:59:43.960 --> 5:59:46.320 into this team with Byron Jones and Lyle Collins and 5:59:46.400 --> 5:59:49.480 maybe Gregor if he can, you know, keep keep himself 5:59:49.560 --> 5:59:52.000 on the field. But but Jalen Smith, I think he's 5:59:52.040 --> 5:59:54.000 just another guy. Jerry's not afraid to do that. No, 5:59:54.120 --> 5:59:56.480 he's not. And again that's because of the job. He 5:59:56.520 --> 5:59:59.560 got the job security because okay, we're watching their team 5:59:59.640 --> 6:00:02.640 play though we were thinking defensive help. Yeah, I mean 6:00:02.759 --> 6:00:06.040 you're thinking defensive and evidently Oba was going to be 6:00:06.160 --> 6:00:08.080 the guy and that, you know, so that kind of 6:00:08.400 --> 6:00:10.400 kicked him in the rear a little bit right there, though, 6:00:10.640 --> 6:00:13.280 Have they done enough and what you've seen defensively so 6:00:13.440 --> 6:00:15.240 you feel a little bit better. So you and I 6:00:15.320 --> 6:00:18.960 aren't doing those postgame press conference SAMs from Tampa where 6:00:19.000 --> 6:00:21.720 you look at me and you go listen here, salty mcsalty. 6:00:22.000 --> 6:00:23.919 You know you're just as mad as I am right 6:00:24.000 --> 6:00:26.560 now about what has happened out there. But you feel 6:00:26.600 --> 6:00:28.759 better about that, you feel I feel better And I'm 6:00:28.800 --> 6:00:31.640 gonna steal your own your own theory here at this 6:00:31.759 --> 6:00:33.520 point in the draft, I'm sure you've said the words 6:00:33.520 --> 6:00:37.360 several times about traits and you look at guys what 6:00:37.520 --> 6:00:39.680 they have, and so how can they help him this year? 6:00:40.400 --> 6:00:44.000 What do these guys do to help um Tapper? Yeah, 6:00:44.080 --> 6:00:45.600 you know, I think he's a guy that comes in. 6:00:45.680 --> 6:00:47.680 I know you've talked about him. I think he comes 6:00:47.720 --> 6:00:51.760 in and he'll be on third down and he'll rotational guys. 6:00:51.919 --> 6:00:54.960 The cat said, yation guy, and he's got some length 6:00:55.000 --> 6:00:56.760 to him. He's gonna have some spark and all that. 6:00:57.560 --> 6:00:59.240 It doesn't go off the field a whole lot. I 6:00:59.320 --> 6:01:01.520 didn't think he played a lot. So you know, played 6:01:01.520 --> 6:01:03.320 in high competition and he played in the league that 6:01:03.360 --> 6:01:05.600 throws the ball around. Yeah, a lot. So I think 6:01:05.640 --> 6:01:08.120 I think he helps them. Um and I think the 6:01:08.480 --> 6:01:12.640 big guy from Nebraska College, Yeah, the same thing. But 6:01:13.480 --> 6:01:16.120 to me, when you look at this team, when you 6:01:16.200 --> 6:01:19.120 look at the Browns, I'm sorry to throw them out there, 6:01:19.160 --> 6:01:21.480 but because but they're similar. But looking for right, but 6:01:21.560 --> 6:01:24.000 you're looking at their guys and you're thinking he's playing, 6:01:24.120 --> 6:01:27.360 he's playing. He's playing. The fact that the Cowboys, the 6:01:27.480 --> 6:01:29.440 fact that really not a four and twelve team is 6:01:29.520 --> 6:01:31.760 that they're getting second and third, fourth round guys that 6:01:31.840 --> 6:01:34.120 are going to be contributing. This team's got some talent. 6:01:34.200 --> 6:01:36.000 We know that they just got to get their quarterback 6:01:36.040 --> 6:01:40.000 to stand out for sixteen weeks into that quarterback, Dak Prescott. 6:01:40.040 --> 6:01:41.720 Before you get out of here, hey, you know, I 6:01:42.320 --> 6:01:44.360 was asked a lot of questions. I had to look 6:01:44.400 --> 6:01:47.080 at Dane's stuff. The one hundred and eleven touchdowns is 6:01:47.120 --> 6:01:49.520 impressive to me, you know, and he's not. And also 6:01:49.640 --> 6:01:53.039 the twenty nine and five making smart decisions twenty one touchdowns, 6:01:53.080 --> 6:01:57.880 five interceptions. Um, you know there's something about taking in 6:01:57.960 --> 6:02:00.600 the always say this about Romo. You know, you can say, well, 6:02:00.680 --> 6:02:03.320 Romo is not this, He's not Danny White or whatever. No, 6:02:03.600 --> 6:02:06.520 Romo is the face of this franchise. He has been 6:02:06.720 --> 6:02:09.040 the guy that gets all the blame. It's all on 6:02:09.280 --> 6:02:12.759 Tony good or bad. Yeah, in a smaller level, that's 6:02:12.800 --> 6:02:15.200 what it was. Michigan a mission, Misissippi State. You know, 6:02:15.280 --> 6:02:17.440 he just kind of elevated that whole program to be 6:02:17.840 --> 6:02:19.759 a number one team in the country. And I think 6:02:19.800 --> 6:02:21.400 there's something to be said for a guy that says, 6:02:21.440 --> 6:02:24.080 you know what, I'll take it all it's bad, I'll 6:02:24.120 --> 6:02:26.879 take it. I think it's like Johnny Manziel's second year 6:02:26.919 --> 6:02:29.000 at A and M. Everyone said, well he wasn't as good. Yeah, 6:02:29.000 --> 6:02:31.200 you know, it's pretty good. It just went Heisman, Dak 6:02:31.240 --> 6:02:33.800 Prescott was pretty good. That their team wasn't as good. 6:02:33.880 --> 6:02:35.520 Oh he didn't. There some times where he didn't get 6:02:35.560 --> 6:02:38.759 some help. There's and I think he's in a situation 6:02:38.880 --> 6:02:42.040 where he'll develop and and and he said the word developed. 6:02:42.080 --> 6:02:44.720 Now have they developed a quarterback? They haven't. They haven't, 6:02:44.720 --> 6:02:47.280 and they haven't really tried a lot. And I also 6:02:47.480 --> 6:02:49.160 said this all the time, this is the opposite. If 6:02:49.160 --> 6:02:51.440 you're gonna get me a guy to develop, make sure 6:02:51.520 --> 6:02:55.280 he didn't get bench his senior year like McGee. Yeah, okay, 6:02:55.280 --> 6:02:58.160 at least Dak Prescott give me a Heisman Trophy candidate ball, 6:02:58.400 --> 6:03:01.480 you know, Niki. Thank you so much, guys, Sir Nick 6:03:01.520 --> 6:03:03.919 even on Dallas Cowboys going to the bathroom and all 6:03:04.080 --> 6:03:06.280 we're we're hanging in. We got almost there, we got wait, 6:03:06.280 --> 6:03:08.520 we had we're two Uh what are we at now? 6:03:08.600 --> 6:03:12.079 Two thirty seven? We'll tea we're doing. Thank you, guys. 6:03:12.400 --> 6:03:14.680 Nick even Dallas Cowboys dot Com always encourage you to 6:03:14.759 --> 6:03:16.399 read his work. He's got a lot of good stuff. 6:03:16.520 --> 6:03:19.280 Brian Waiting on a press conference here, Okay, the fans 6:03:19.320 --> 6:03:21.360 can see it in their window there, but we'll go 6:03:21.520 --> 6:03:24.080 live to that as so. Okay, Jerry walks in, Okay, 6:03:24.160 --> 6:03:27.320 Kik Garrison, who's been doing an outstanding job of keeping 6:03:27.440 --> 6:03:30.880 us online. Uh he and Douglas, Uh, we do you 6:03:30.919 --> 6:03:33.480 got a call for me? Kn't man? Well? Dustin In Pennsylvania. 6:03:33.520 --> 6:03:35.480 Who's been holding Okay, Dustin, go ahead, what do you 6:03:35.520 --> 6:03:39.120 got man? I just want to get you guys some credit. 6:03:39.240 --> 6:03:43.280 You guys have done a fabulous job. Dame and Brian, 6:03:43.520 --> 6:03:46.720 thank you much, great, thanks, thank you, oh you guys. Man, seriously, 6:03:46.919 --> 6:03:51.600 thank you. M really risky in my opinion. If it 6:03:51.720 --> 6:03:56.280 pays off, you know, WI player, he does, I'm sorry, 6:03:56.320 --> 6:03:57.879 thank you so much. We'll get to that. I appreciate 6:03:58.080 --> 6:04:00.239 we got the press conference going up. I did mean 6:04:00.280 --> 6:04:02.720 to cut you out there, and you're right about the 6:04:03.320 --> 6:04:05.480 risky pick. Here we go with Jerry Jones the press conference. 6:04:09.919 --> 6:04:12.399 They're settling in right now here on Dallas Cowboys dot Com. 6:04:12.520 --> 6:04:16.280 Jerry Jones, Stephen Jones, Jason Garrett settling in for the 6:04:16.440 --> 6:04:19.560 press conference for post draft bring it to you live 6:04:19.560 --> 6:04:22.160 here in Dallas Cowboys dot guys. In general, we uh, 6:04:23.360 --> 6:04:27.680 we're pleased with our third day and that's what we'll 6:04:27.759 --> 6:04:32.440 discuss with you or these picks that that we've made today. 6:04:32.759 --> 6:04:35.640 We've already visited with you about Collins or Smith. If 6:04:35.680 --> 6:04:38.200 you have a question about Elliott Collins, Smith or Collins 6:04:38.240 --> 6:04:40.920 and feel free to answer them. But having said that, 6:04:41.040 --> 6:04:43.800 won't we go ahead and just ask the questions that 6:04:44.000 --> 6:04:47.080 you might at one of either of us. Is the 6:04:47.280 --> 6:04:51.960 discussion that eventually led to a press Scott, Well, he 6:04:52.120 --> 6:04:54.360 was on our board and he's someone that we liked. 6:04:54.759 --> 6:04:56.840 We got to know him. Wade Wilson went down and 6:04:56.919 --> 6:04:59.960 worked him out Mississippi State. We hid him into our building. 6:05:00.000 --> 6:05:02.240 We spent a lot of time with him, and we 6:05:02.320 --> 6:05:03.560 spent a lot of time with a number of the 6:05:03.600 --> 6:05:06.520 different quarterbacks and uh, you know, you go down and 6:05:06.720 --> 6:05:08.440 you figure out where you want to put those guys 6:05:08.480 --> 6:05:10.640 on the draft board, and when it comes time to 6:05:11.759 --> 6:05:14.680 pick one of those names, Uh, it's a very thoughtful 6:05:14.759 --> 6:05:17.200 process that leads you there. And obviously we valued the 6:05:17.280 --> 6:05:20.000 quarterback position. We feel like we wanted to get a young, 6:05:20.160 --> 6:05:23.280 developmental guy in here, and uh, you know, he was 6:05:23.320 --> 6:05:25.320 a guy that we really liked as a person. We 6:05:25.480 --> 6:05:28.280 liked him a lot as a player, highly endorsed by 6:05:28.320 --> 6:05:31.560 everybody at Mississippi State. His career speaks for itself and 6:05:31.919 --> 6:05:34.720 there's a lot to like about this guy. So developmental 6:05:34.800 --> 6:05:36.840 quarterback that we think is going to fit in well 6:05:36.880 --> 6:05:40.360 to our system. Him as a player, Oh, I think 6:05:40.400 --> 6:05:42.800 you have to look at his production first and what 6:05:42.960 --> 6:05:45.200 he did down there, won a lot of games at 6:05:45.240 --> 6:05:49.200 Mississippi State. You know, uh, he and others took that 6:05:49.320 --> 6:05:50.840 team with the number one ranking in the in the 6:05:50.919 --> 6:05:53.520 country for a short period of time. And you know, again, 6:05:53.560 --> 6:05:56.640 if you ask a lot of people there, coaches players, 6:05:57.000 --> 6:05:59.480 he's just one of those guys that they feel as 6:05:59.520 --> 6:06:03.600 a great and tangible qualities and you know, a great 6:06:03.720 --> 6:06:08.000 leader positively impacts everybody there. Has played big in big 6:06:08.120 --> 6:06:10.040 games and just done a lot of really good things 6:06:10.080 --> 6:06:13.440 on the field. Physically, he's big, he's strong, he can 6:06:13.520 --> 6:06:17.440 throw it, he can run, He's a very experienced player. Again, 6:06:17.520 --> 6:06:19.960 he's developmental from the standpoint that he's going to be 6:06:20.040 --> 6:06:21.680 young and he has to learn, you know, how we 6:06:21.840 --> 6:06:23.480 want to do things. But there are a lot of 6:06:23.520 --> 6:06:25.560 tools there and there a lot of great character qualities 6:06:25.600 --> 6:06:29.040 that you love. Jerry and Stephen, you clearly like several 6:06:29.120 --> 6:06:31.320 of the quarterbacks that you invested a lot of time 6:06:31.560 --> 6:06:33.640 in looking at it in this draft at Axton Lynch 6:06:33.720 --> 6:06:36.120 and Connor Cook there at the top of the fourth 6:06:36.320 --> 6:06:39.840 and then Prescott, can you talk about wanting to come 6:06:39.880 --> 6:06:42.600 out of this draft with the young developmental guy where 6:06:42.600 --> 6:06:44.520 you convinced that out of the group that you saw 6:06:45.160 --> 6:06:47.960 that there was someone here work investing angling forward. Yeah, 6:06:48.000 --> 6:06:51.560 I think we got real comfortable with the group of quarterbacks. Obviously, 6:06:51.640 --> 6:06:53.160 the Scots have put a lot of work into it, 6:06:53.240 --> 6:06:56.480 and then Jason and Wade and Scott all jumped in, 6:06:56.680 --> 6:06:58.360 and you know, we did a lot of work on 6:06:58.480 --> 6:07:01.440 these guys, and you know, when it was all said 6:07:01.440 --> 6:07:03.560 and done, we had some guys we liked better than others, 6:07:03.840 --> 6:07:07.200 and uh, you know, we worked hard a couple of 6:07:07.280 --> 6:07:09.160 times to get a couple of guys we didn't get 6:07:09.680 --> 6:07:12.040 and then uh, as it worked out, we did get 6:07:12.160 --> 6:07:14.120 Dac And you know, as Jason said, there were a 6:07:14.160 --> 6:07:17.160 lot of qualities in uh Dak that we may have 6:07:17.280 --> 6:07:19.640 liked more than uh, you know, some of the guys 6:07:19.720 --> 6:07:22.840 we were working on earlier. So we feel real good 6:07:22.880 --> 6:07:26.760 about getting this guy. And uh, you know, there's a 6:07:26.880 --> 6:07:28.399 lot of things he has that some of the other 6:07:28.480 --> 6:07:31.120 guys didn't. And we'll just see what happens. That's part 6:07:31.160 --> 6:07:33.360 of the process, and I'm sure he'll be ready to 6:07:33.440 --> 6:07:36.200 go to work with uh, you know, with what we 6:07:36.320 --> 6:07:40.680 have here with Keelan and Tony and Showers. So we've 6:07:40.720 --> 6:07:45.120 got a good group for me. I'd like to say 6:07:45.240 --> 6:07:49.280 that I've wanted because we were so focused in on it, 6:07:49.919 --> 6:07:53.120 it became apparent to me that to be here when 6:07:53.200 --> 6:07:55.840 Romos here is a way of an opportunity for the 6:07:55.960 --> 6:08:00.440 development of a young quarterback and how to fit that 6:08:00.640 --> 6:08:04.080 in with the dynamics of what we hope is a 6:08:04.200 --> 6:08:07.440 healthy Romo for the most part over the next several years, 6:08:08.120 --> 6:08:13.680 as well as have the young quarterback exposed to some 6:08:13.840 --> 6:08:18.400 of the positives that I think he'll get. We've got 6:08:18.480 --> 6:08:22.640 a great coaching staff back here for quarterbacks. Jason of 6:08:22.720 --> 6:08:27.520 course is quarterback in the National Football League, a player 6:08:27.600 --> 6:08:31.280 and understands it as far as my opinion is, understands 6:08:31.320 --> 6:08:34.680 the position as well as anybody there is in pro football. 6:08:35.320 --> 6:08:39.160 You've got Wade Wilson, You've got also you've got Lenahan 6:08:39.320 --> 6:08:46.000 that all really have quarterback experience and have been around 6:08:46.080 --> 6:08:50.240 them all their lives. That with Romo just a great 6:08:50.320 --> 6:08:55.600 chance for a quarterback. So this year was important to start, 6:08:55.680 --> 6:08:58.520 if you will, down the road of developing a young 6:08:58.640 --> 6:09:02.719 quarterback down the line was a little less problematic than 6:09:02.840 --> 6:09:06.640 if you had gone with the first pick, because you 6:09:06.800 --> 6:09:11.160 have not only did what you sacrificed in your value. 6:09:11.160 --> 6:09:13.600 If your pick or if you will, players for right 6:09:13.720 --> 6:09:17.120 now to win now with Romo, but it also might 6:09:17.200 --> 6:09:20.280 have presented something problematic three or four years down the 6:09:20.440 --> 6:09:24.720 road that maybe this will take a different, different bit. 6:09:25.200 --> 6:09:30.360 So all of that motivated me to really have her 6:09:30.440 --> 6:09:34.120 eye on as we moved through the values. As we 6:09:34.280 --> 6:09:38.800 went down the board looking at the position, we don't 6:09:38.840 --> 6:09:40.920 tweak to you all about the basketball player we go 6:09:41.080 --> 6:09:45.960 gathers coming a tight end. Well, obviously the last pick 6:09:46.040 --> 6:09:48.600 that we had, it was the fourth of our four 6:09:48.720 --> 6:09:51.680 sixth round picks, and he's a guy that came on 6:09:51.759 --> 6:09:55.520 the radar here recently, and he's just very impressive physically. 6:09:55.759 --> 6:09:58.760 You know, he's he's six feet seventy's two hundred and 6:09:58.759 --> 6:10:01.759 seventy plus pounds, has not played a lot of football 6:10:01.840 --> 6:10:05.600 in his life. But you know, when Steve Loney went 6:10:05.640 --> 6:10:07.960 to the workout to see him, he was impressed with 6:10:08.080 --> 6:10:11.200 him and clearly he's determined to do this. And so 6:10:11.360 --> 6:10:13.640 we just felt, you know, at the bottom of our draft, 6:10:13.720 --> 6:10:16.720 we felt like this was a worthwhile opportunity for us 6:10:16.759 --> 6:10:18.720 to take a shot at somebody. And it seems like 6:10:18.800 --> 6:10:21.079 he has a lot of really good traits as an 6:10:21.120 --> 6:10:24.440 athlete and his style as a basketball players one where 6:10:24.480 --> 6:10:27.640 is very physical, prolific rebounder. We felt like that could 6:10:27.680 --> 6:10:31.079 translate clearly, he's a developmental player, but if he turns 6:10:31.080 --> 6:10:32.720 into something, you know, it might be something that you 6:10:32.800 --> 6:10:36.720 really like. Jerry just talk about Dak learning under Tony. 6:10:37.080 --> 6:10:43.560 How much can Rico learn under Well? I am. We 6:10:43.680 --> 6:10:47.120 can go into that, But first of all, everybody can 6:10:47.240 --> 6:10:51.480 learn as a player, and I can learn being around 6:10:51.600 --> 6:10:56.280 Jason Whitton. I think, including commissioners, owners, coaches, everybody in 6:10:56.280 --> 6:10:58.280 the NFL. He's one of the top five people I've 6:10:58.320 --> 6:11:01.840 been around in the NFL, and so you can learn 6:11:01.880 --> 6:11:07.320 a lot being around him. Obviously, he has no peer 6:11:08.000 --> 6:11:13.000 as far as his game and his practice and how 6:11:13.200 --> 6:11:20.240 he plays through obstacles such as pain, So all of that, 6:11:21.160 --> 6:11:23.560 He'll be in the meeting room with him, He'll be 6:11:23.759 --> 6:11:26.800 out at the practice in close proximity to him. He'll 6:11:26.840 --> 6:11:29.440 get a better advantage than everybody will on the team. 6:11:29.480 --> 6:11:32.640 But everybody, all of these young guys, plus some of 6:11:32.800 --> 6:11:37.520 us that are going into our final game days, can 6:11:37.720 --> 6:11:44.920 learn from Jason. What are your well will? I'm gonna 6:11:45.000 --> 6:11:49.160 let Jason talk about what the thing that impressed me 6:11:49.280 --> 6:11:52.480 the most was played at that high competition. His speed 6:11:52.600 --> 6:11:55.520 little bit, he'll be in a different really as far 6:11:55.560 --> 6:11:59.080 as his technique, he'll be in a different situation here. 6:11:59.240 --> 6:12:05.200 But that size, that speed was impressive and I was 6:12:05.240 --> 6:12:08.879 glad he was there. I just really like him athletically. 6:12:08.960 --> 6:12:12.160 We feel like he's certainly a defensive end candidate for 6:12:12.280 --> 6:12:15.680 us and a right end candidate pass rush guys. An 6:12:15.680 --> 6:12:19.759 outstanding athlete, a lot of basketball in his background growing up, 6:12:19.800 --> 6:12:22.360 and we do think the way that we play, the 6:12:22.440 --> 6:12:24.120 scheme that we run in the style of defense that 6:12:24.200 --> 6:12:26.600 we have a really feature some of the physical traits 6:12:26.640 --> 6:12:28.120 that he has and it plays the right way. It 6:12:28.160 --> 6:12:31.000 seems like an outstanding character guy. Leon Lett went up 6:12:31.000 --> 6:12:32.640 there and spent some time with him, and you know, 6:12:32.720 --> 6:12:34.320 we really feel like he has a chance to be 6:12:34.360 --> 6:12:36.160 a good football player for us. Excited that he was 6:12:36.240 --> 6:12:39.280 there at the top of the fourth force here being 6:12:39.320 --> 6:12:42.320 to suit his abilities, he wasn't allowed to attack as 6:12:42.440 --> 6:12:46.480 much setublehome. He played more head up in their scheme 6:12:46.600 --> 6:12:48.840 and did it very well. But we do think he'll 6:12:48.840 --> 6:12:50.120 play a little bit more on the edge and get 6:12:50.160 --> 6:12:51.559 up to feel a little bit more in our scheme. 6:12:52.120 --> 6:12:54.480 With the goal in the sixth round, but with players 6:12:54.560 --> 6:12:57.240 that guys adds it more looking at what they could 6:12:57.280 --> 6:13:00.240 be and the upside of down the road maintene. Aiding 6:13:00.240 --> 6:13:01.520 a little bit more of a chance, or just kind 6:13:01.560 --> 6:13:02.760 of what is the goal if you guys going to 6:13:03.000 --> 6:13:05.040 a rounding to sex, well, I'm going to let the 6:13:05.120 --> 6:13:07.680 guy that's set around the table with the master Jim 6:13:07.800 --> 6:13:12.360 Garrett grew his dad Jim Garrett explain what happens in 6:13:12.520 --> 6:13:15.840 the final rounds of the draft and of what you're 6:13:15.880 --> 6:13:18.120 trying to look for. This is I'll say this, this 6:13:18.320 --> 6:13:21.960 is right for we're going into free agency and free agency. 6:13:22.160 --> 6:13:25.760 It's a recruiting process as well as a bidding process 6:13:25.880 --> 6:13:28.360 in free agency. So if you don't want a guy 6:13:28.440 --> 6:13:30.960 to get in free agency and you see, y'all, I 6:13:31.040 --> 6:13:33.040 don't want to get his deal, but there it's a 6:13:33.120 --> 6:13:37.120 mixed bagge Jason and kind of give us the yeah. 6:13:37.600 --> 6:13:39.919 A lot of teams have different philosophies of the different 6:13:40.000 --> 6:13:42.320 rounds in the NFL, and our philosophy typically in the 6:13:42.360 --> 6:13:45.440 six and seventh round is you want to try to 6:13:45.560 --> 6:13:49.000 draft the more developmental type player and he might not 6:13:49.120 --> 6:13:51.360 have all the skills he needs right now to step 6:13:51.440 --> 6:13:54.080 in and play, but he's someone with coaching you feel 6:13:54.120 --> 6:13:56.560 I can develop into something that you really want. So 6:13:56.720 --> 6:13:59.040 sometimes you take a shot and a guy late, and 6:13:59.160 --> 6:14:01.160 I think mister Joe makes a great point. And a 6:14:01.240 --> 6:14:04.919 lot of these cases you buttressed the sixth and seventh 6:14:05.000 --> 6:14:07.680 round up against free agency, and you say, this guy's 6:14:07.720 --> 6:14:09.600 going to be hard to get in free agency. Let's 6:14:09.680 --> 6:14:12.200 draft this guy as sure that we get this guy, 6:14:12.240 --> 6:14:14.920 and maybe we'll compete for someone else in free agency 6:14:14.960 --> 6:14:17.160 with some of the other teams. So you combine those 6:14:17.240 --> 6:14:20.920 things developmental guy with high upside, you look for physical 6:14:21.040 --> 6:14:24.080 traits and UH, and then also the competition for the 6:14:24.200 --> 6:14:28.320 potential free agency situation that you might get into. Let's 6:14:28.360 --> 6:14:29.880 get the guy now rather than to get in that 6:14:29.919 --> 6:14:32.160 competition with other teams. And the only other thing I 6:14:32.240 --> 6:14:34.280 would add to that is, you know, in the in 6:14:34.480 --> 6:14:37.879 Brown's case, in Frasier's cases were fourth round picks for us, 6:14:38.560 --> 6:14:40.960 And so you turned out it was both ways. We 6:14:41.800 --> 6:14:43.720 were picking two guys that we had in the fourth 6:14:43.800 --> 6:14:46.760 round that we felt like half fourth round type traits 6:14:47.320 --> 6:14:50.280 and Brown and Frasier, and then then we were into 6:14:50.320 --> 6:14:52.480 our sixth round of our board. That's all we had 6:14:52.560 --> 6:14:54.480 left on our board. So then you're into the guys 6:14:54.520 --> 6:14:57.600 that Jason just described. So we kind of had a 6:14:58.120 --> 6:15:01.280 mixed bag there with our sixth round. Garry Jackson talked 6:15:01.320 --> 6:15:03.800 to by athletic, ging fast and some of those traits 6:15:03.880 --> 6:15:06.360 he had. Yeah, and he falls into that latter category. 6:15:06.400 --> 6:15:08.360 And Steven's exactly right. You're looking at your board and 6:15:08.360 --> 6:15:09.960 you're trying to take your best player, and if that 6:15:10.080 --> 6:15:13.680 best player falls from a higher round into the sixth round, general, 6:15:13.720 --> 6:15:16.240 the philosophy is to take him. But the bottom two 6:15:16.280 --> 6:15:19.640 guys that we took, Jackson and Gathers fit into that 6:15:19.720 --> 6:15:23.200 other category of a more developmental guy. Jackson has a 6:15:23.280 --> 6:15:25.920 lot of ability, he runs fast, he jumps high, was 6:15:25.960 --> 6:15:28.960 a productive player, but you feel like, you know, hopefully 6:15:29.040 --> 6:15:31.560 with coaching and with some experience, he can turn into 6:15:31.600 --> 6:15:33.200 something you really like. He was going to be a 6:15:33.280 --> 6:15:36.079 hard sell for us too. The other issue is if 6:15:36.160 --> 6:15:39.320 we've loaded up in the early in our early rounds 6:15:39.960 --> 6:15:43.720 and they look up there and you've got to somebody 6:15:43.800 --> 6:15:47.320 like Elliott sitting up there, then he's a little hard 6:15:47.400 --> 6:15:50.160 sell for us coming in here with mc fadden and 6:15:50.320 --> 6:15:53.760 so you look at that and now you get ready, 6:15:53.759 --> 6:15:58.240 you're gonna pay his bonus, but still you've you've made 6:15:58.280 --> 6:16:03.840 the decision for him about two secondary what you liked 6:16:03.880 --> 6:16:10.480 about and this year, well, I think the biggest thing 6:16:10.520 --> 6:16:12.120 with all these guys, you just want to bring him 6:16:12.160 --> 6:16:15.040 in here and get him started and uh, and we'll 6:16:15.080 --> 6:16:17.360 talk about getting to work and making sure in that 6:16:17.440 --> 6:16:20.160 rookie minicamp we focus on Friday and just you know, 6:16:20.240 --> 6:16:23.440 do what you're supposed to do on that day. Eliminate 6:16:23.480 --> 6:16:26.320 the expectations of what their roles are right away. But 6:16:26.440 --> 6:16:28.360 obviously we think a lot of those a lot of 6:16:28.400 --> 6:16:31.320 these guys the corner. Uh, you know, someone who really 6:16:31.360 --> 6:16:33.480 can run. He's got a lot of ability. We feel 6:16:33.480 --> 6:16:36.560 like he has a big upside and can really compete, 6:16:36.919 --> 6:16:39.239 you know, for a roster spot right away and then 6:16:39.280 --> 6:16:42.720 certainly uh for a role and hopefully at some point 6:16:42.759 --> 6:16:44.800 in his career he has the ability to be a 6:16:44.880 --> 6:16:49.240 starter at that position. And then the safety. Very active guy, 6:16:49.440 --> 6:16:51.720 just a really good football player. You see him do 6:16:51.759 --> 6:16:54.280 a lot of different things. He's kind of a playmaking 6:16:54.320 --> 6:16:57.040 guy down around the line of scrimmage. So you see 6:16:57.120 --> 6:16:58.600 him as a guy who might be a little further 6:16:58.680 --> 6:17:01.440 along than some of the other developmental guys and might 6:17:01.480 --> 6:17:03.080 be able to come in and compete right away. But 6:17:03.360 --> 6:17:05.039 you know, a big emphasis for us with all these 6:17:05.120 --> 6:17:08.520 guys is making sure that they focus on themselves, focus 6:17:08.600 --> 6:17:10.320 on understanding what we're trying to teach him, and come 6:17:10.360 --> 6:17:13.160 to work every day. Steve, and I guess it was 6:17:14.200 --> 6:17:17.200 in your mind pretty clear that Gathers probably wouldn't make 6:17:17.240 --> 6:17:19.760 it to the free agent pool, that somebody who was 6:17:19.759 --> 6:17:22.480 going to get him somewhere. Yeah, we went down and 6:17:22.560 --> 6:17:24.360 spent a lot of time with him, and I think 6:17:24.400 --> 6:17:27.240 there were twenty six twenty seven NFL teams I think 6:17:27.280 --> 6:17:29.760 at his workout, and you know, we just did a 6:17:29.800 --> 6:17:32.240 lot of work on him, and I really felt he 6:17:32.360 --> 6:17:34.400 had a lot of the traits that some of these 6:17:34.440 --> 6:17:39.719 other tight ends that have played basketball first in the NFL, 6:17:40.400 --> 6:17:43.640 you know, A Gates or guys like that that have 6:17:43.800 --> 6:17:46.040 had success. You know, we think he has some of 6:17:46.080 --> 6:17:47.760 those traits. I'm not saying he's gonna be one of 6:17:47.840 --> 6:17:50.719 those guys, but he certainly has the traits. And then 6:17:51.080 --> 6:17:52.760 you know the other thing is he's a little thicker. 6:17:53.160 --> 6:17:56.640 I think he can also do the physicality of him. 6:17:56.680 --> 6:17:58.360 He could be a white tight end for us as well, 6:17:58.400 --> 6:18:02.080 an inline blocker and little bit like Martellis Bennett was 6:18:02.160 --> 6:18:05.360 for us, you know, with his long arms, big hands. Uh, 6:18:05.480 --> 6:18:07.920 you know, he's just a big man and uh, you know, 6:18:08.040 --> 6:18:10.400 we liked what we saw there and you know, really 6:18:10.440 --> 6:18:12.759 feel like, you know, with our situation, he's a good 6:18:12.800 --> 6:18:15.680 fit for Uce. Can you give us an update on 6:18:15.759 --> 6:18:20.200 Shanley and do you expect him to be ready? Boy? Yeah, Well, 6:18:20.240 --> 6:18:22.160 I don't know about OTAs well. You know, we're no 6:18:22.320 --> 6:18:24.120 hurry with Sean. I don't you know, I don't know 6:18:24.200 --> 6:18:28.079 how much practice he needs in terms of uh need 6:18:28.200 --> 6:18:30.879 no tas Obviously we'd love to have him out there, 6:18:30.919 --> 6:18:33.400 but we'll be slow with him. But you know, there's 6:18:33.440 --> 6:18:35.640 no issues there with him. I think it's probably good 6:18:35.680 --> 6:18:38.200 we went ahead and did it and uh make him 6:18:38.280 --> 6:18:40.759 feel better and he'll be ready to go for training 6:18:40.840 --> 6:18:43.080 camp for sure, and we'll just kind of see, you know, 6:18:43.120 --> 6:18:45.280 how it feels as we work back. But obviously we'll 6:18:45.320 --> 6:18:52.800 be very conservative there with him. Yeah, it's a good question. 6:18:53.120 --> 6:18:57.160 We'll get the doctors. But there's something that bothered him 6:18:57.200 --> 6:18:58.919 for a little bit, or is something that cropped up 6:18:58.960 --> 6:19:03.640 during just cropped up. It was kind of bothering him 6:19:03.640 --> 6:19:05.760 a little bit. And when I check it here while 6:19:05.800 --> 6:19:09.120 we're early in the you know, early in the offseason, 6:19:09.160 --> 6:19:12.320 and get it, get it cleaned up. So can you 6:19:12.360 --> 6:19:16.239 talk about it since you drive quarterbacks, so when frequently 6:19:16.880 --> 6:19:19.039 I believe a lot of people outside the building are 6:19:19.120 --> 6:19:22.400 going to say, well, it's Tony Romo's successor can you 6:19:22.480 --> 6:19:26.520 address just how you view this move and how with 6:19:27.000 --> 6:19:29.320 the time frame you've fee with Romo before, this is 6:19:29.400 --> 6:19:32.079 a look to see how you can develop and you've 6:19:32.280 --> 6:19:37.400 started the process going out. Yeah, in this case, not 6:19:37.560 --> 6:19:41.760 because mister process is sitting here, but in this case, 6:19:42.400 --> 6:19:46.200 in this case, I must say that this this could 6:19:46.320 --> 6:19:49.720 be couched as a process. On the other hand, it's 6:19:49.800 --> 6:19:53.600 strictly as we look to the future. All of it 6:19:53.800 --> 6:19:57.960 does add up for future, and it's because that I 6:19:58.040 --> 6:20:01.200 don't if Romo was healthy, then he's going to play 6:20:01.280 --> 6:20:04.360 the games. What's great is that if there's ever a 6:20:04.520 --> 6:20:09.640 time when we're feel like that we can have Romo 6:20:09.759 --> 6:20:13.400 off the field, then we've got someone here that can 6:20:13.480 --> 6:20:18.680 get snaps and show how he does in the NFL 6:20:18.759 --> 6:20:22.160 and how he does with the Dallas Cowboys. I think 6:20:22.200 --> 6:20:26.240 it compliments us very well with what we're going to 6:20:26.280 --> 6:20:30.680 be doing with our quarterbacks, and we've got a good plan, 6:20:31.440 --> 6:20:37.880 a real good plan, exciting in that his upside is 6:20:38.040 --> 6:20:43.280 about his character. He's about it. Jason reminded me that 6:20:43.480 --> 6:20:47.560 we have spent as it would have it a couple 6:20:47.600 --> 6:20:51.160 of times in the off season with Roger stallback, and 6:20:51.800 --> 6:20:54.560 Roger said to both of us at the same time, 6:20:54.720 --> 6:21:00.520 but had said it each time because he thought, you know, 6:21:00.680 --> 6:21:04.600 we were considering the future after Romo at quarterback, and 6:21:04.720 --> 6:21:09.759 he said, somebody the team will really follow that. They 6:21:10.160 --> 6:21:13.559 believe in him, they will follow in him. And invariably 6:21:13.680 --> 6:21:16.600 when you ask about Dak, that's the first thing that 6:21:16.880 --> 6:21:21.559 came out was that magnetism, that leadership that's involved. Now, 6:21:21.600 --> 6:21:23.360 I don't want to write a check with my mouth 6:21:23.480 --> 6:21:26.160 that he has to cover here with you or anybody 6:21:26.240 --> 6:21:31.000 or fans, but he's got it and so but boy, 6:21:31.120 --> 6:21:33.000 he does have a lot of work to do with 6:21:33.200 --> 6:21:35.960 Jason and a lot of work to do becoming a 6:21:36.960 --> 6:21:43.200 pro quarterback. But the journey or the effort has started. 6:21:43.320 --> 6:21:48.080 We're totally committed to giving him at every opportunity to develop. 6:21:48.600 --> 6:21:53.000 And he's a guy that my assessment of him is 6:21:53.160 --> 6:21:55.880 you want him to do it, you really want, not 6:21:56.000 --> 6:21:57.800 that you don't want anybody to do it, but you 6:21:57.919 --> 6:22:00.960 want him to do it because he has all those tangibles. 6:22:01.040 --> 6:22:05.719 So it was about the future. I can't bring myself 6:22:06.000 --> 6:22:09.960 on my staff point to think about opening day of 6:22:10.120 --> 6:22:13.079 this year of seventeen s sixteen season. I can't think 6:22:13.200 --> 6:22:16.280 like that, or for that matter early. I don't want 6:22:16.280 --> 6:22:20.199 any more of that cheese. And so you're thinking about 6:22:20.240 --> 6:22:23.640 the future here, and like I said, I think from 6:22:23.720 --> 6:22:27.200 my perspective, this is a good time to inject him 6:22:27.600 --> 6:22:36.600 his skill level, what he's about into our staff. Jason. Yeah. Again, 6:22:38.640 --> 6:22:41.440 when you talk to people at Mississippi State, line one 6:22:41.520 --> 6:22:46.440 with Dac is his intangible qualities, his leadership qualities, how 6:22:46.480 --> 6:22:49.080 he has such a positive impact on his teammates and 6:22:49.160 --> 6:22:52.520 on the team, and you add that to his athletic 6:22:52.560 --> 6:22:56.000 ability and there's a lot to get excited about. But again, 6:22:56.120 --> 6:22:59.200 you want to resist expectations and roles with all these guys. 6:22:59.280 --> 6:23:02.080 Get him in here, teach them our system of football, 6:23:02.160 --> 6:23:04.640 how we do things, take it day by day and 6:23:04.759 --> 6:23:06.880 see how it all how it all shakes out. But 6:23:07.160 --> 6:23:09.000 we're gonna expect these guys to come in and compete, 6:23:09.040 --> 6:23:10.960 and we expect him to come in and compete and 6:23:11.800 --> 6:23:15.640 we'll see what the roles are as we go forward. Sure, 6:23:15.800 --> 6:23:18.520 you pretty emphatically said before the drive that you felt 6:23:18.560 --> 6:23:22.520 like the roster closer to twelve and twelve do you 6:23:22.600 --> 6:23:26.000 think you drive reflected that a little bit, taking the 6:23:26.080 --> 6:23:28.800 running back high, taking the lineback her merriment not be 6:23:28.840 --> 6:23:32.080 able to help this year. I don't know if I 6:23:32.160 --> 6:23:34.480 put the gatherers picking the same boat with us later 6:23:34.520 --> 6:23:37.920 in the drive, but well to the extent that we 6:23:38.120 --> 6:23:43.880 can interpret the picks that we've made as to how 6:23:44.000 --> 6:23:46.559 I felt when I said we're closer to the year 6:23:46.680 --> 6:23:49.040 we had the year before than our leary last year, 6:23:49.640 --> 6:23:52.280 then you can interpret it that way. I certainly feel 6:23:52.360 --> 6:23:57.240 that way. And I must tell you that, as we 6:23:57.360 --> 6:24:04.600 said yesterday, Smith Jalen just overcame with his abilities and 6:24:04.880 --> 6:24:08.320 how he really could ultimately impact for years and years 6:24:08.400 --> 6:24:12.240 and years this franchise. He overcame the fact that I 6:24:12.320 --> 6:24:17.440 would have sixteen totally and completely burned in my forehead 6:24:17.520 --> 6:24:21.440 and on my mind. You had to give that some 6:24:21.640 --> 6:24:25.480 consideration the future there with that, I don't want to 6:24:25.520 --> 6:24:27.800 make anything up because you know that I don't know 6:24:28.000 --> 6:24:29.840 and no one knows whether or not he could make 6:24:29.880 --> 6:24:32.520 a contribution this year or not. We do feel good 6:24:32.560 --> 6:24:35.800 though about his future. But when I look down through 6:24:35.919 --> 6:24:38.280 here and I look at it, I look at some 6:24:38.400 --> 6:24:41.640 of the goals that I'll just say that I had, 6:24:41.759 --> 6:24:45.320 and I certainly wanted to think about having a young 6:24:45.440 --> 6:24:49.040 quarterback on the roster. I wanted to think about improving 6:24:49.120 --> 6:24:53.000 the defense. I wanted to think about certainly what we 6:24:53.120 --> 6:24:56.600 could do strategically. Was there a way to really put 6:24:59.560 --> 6:25:04.240 something really impact this team very special. I think that 6:25:04.360 --> 6:25:07.840 first pick's got a chance to do that. And then again, 6:25:07.919 --> 6:25:10.440 I think have two in my role and should be 6:25:10.600 --> 6:25:14.040 thinking about beyond opening day this year, and I think 6:25:14.080 --> 6:25:33.680 this reflects a lot of it. Thank you here, so 6:25:33.800 --> 6:25:37.879 we're good to go now. That was Dame Bruegler. Brian 6:25:37.960 --> 6:25:42.399 brought us here in the SWBC Morket studios. We're working 6:25:42.480 --> 6:25:45.280 our way through the final picks of this draft, two 6:25:45.400 --> 6:25:49.199 hundred and fifty three of them. That was Jerry Jones, 6:25:49.320 --> 6:25:53.240 Stephen Jones, Jason Garrett. They gave you the assessment of 6:25:53.400 --> 6:25:56.200 what they felt like they had done so far in 6:25:56.400 --> 6:26:01.600 this NFL draft. And you know, the idea about talking 6:26:01.640 --> 6:26:09.160 about Dak Prescott, talking about Malie Collins and Tapper and 6:26:09.560 --> 6:26:13.240 Jackson gathers all that a lot of things going on there, 6:26:13.840 --> 6:26:17.040 just to recap where it picked two forty eight, about 6:26:17.080 --> 6:26:19.680 to be picked two forty nine, just to kind of 6:26:19.720 --> 6:26:22.960 get back into this a little bit. Uh, Jalen Mills 6:26:23.200 --> 6:26:26.400 goes to the just to recap a little bit. Jaylen 6:26:26.440 --> 6:26:29.040 Mills goes back, goes to the Philadelphia Eagles at two 6:26:29.200 --> 6:26:34.000 thirty three, but dal Alexander to the Raiders. Yeah, back 6:26:34.040 --> 6:26:36.320 to back LSU guys. They need to be first round guys, 6:26:36.440 --> 6:26:38.040 gonna be seventh round guys. It tells you a little 6:26:38.040 --> 6:26:41.200 bit about where we're at right now. But Oakland takes 6:26:41.280 --> 6:26:45.360 at two thirty four, Alexander the guard from LSU, just 6:26:45.520 --> 6:26:50.560 going down. Daniel Lasco with the Saints. At two thirty seven, 6:26:52.040 --> 6:26:57.360 Alex McCalister to the Philadelphia Eagles. So Philly took two 6:26:57.480 --> 6:27:01.920 questionable sec guys. Yeah, talented Jalen Mills and Alex McAlister. 6:27:02.240 --> 6:27:05.600 Talented the talents the seventh round guys off field is ye, yeah, 6:27:05.640 --> 6:27:07.400 so yeah, this is the point where would take a chance, 6:27:07.440 --> 6:27:10.200 take a chance to it and yeah and he Alex McAllister, 6:27:10.520 --> 6:27:13.000 the defensive end goes to the Eagles at two forty 6:27:13.600 --> 6:27:18.680 h peak, the wide receiver from Clemson, goes to York Jets. 6:27:18.800 --> 6:27:21.840 At two forty one. Keith Marshall, a lot of people, 6:27:22.000 --> 6:27:23.560 kind of a fan favorite of a lot of people. 6:27:23.640 --> 6:27:25.719 The first running back the Redskins of drafted this year. 6:27:25.759 --> 6:27:28.039 I thought they'd pick a running back a lot earlier 6:27:28.080 --> 6:27:29.840 than the seventh round. But here they are. They at 6:27:29.919 --> 6:27:32.719 Keith Marshall. Keith Marshall. Yeah, and we've we've talked about him. 6:27:32.800 --> 6:27:36.400 Explosive player, but not always he's not everything, especially at 6:27:36.440 --> 6:27:38.079 the running back, not not with him right. So we'll 6:27:38.120 --> 6:27:41.440 see what happens. And then uh Seattle. At two forty three, 6:27:41.520 --> 6:27:45.600 my buddy Johnny Snyder and Pete Carroll take Kenny Lawler, 6:27:45.720 --> 6:27:48.640 the wide receiver from cal player we thought would go 6:27:48.680 --> 6:27:51.240 top one hundred, possibly doubt I had him. We had 6:27:51.320 --> 6:27:52.720 him in the third. I had him in the third round. 6:27:53.440 --> 6:27:55.640 He's a four sixth athlete, you know, and that obviously 6:27:55.720 --> 6:27:58.600 teams care about the forty time for six athlete. I'll 6:27:58.640 --> 6:28:00.440 have some drops, but he'll make some of the most 6:28:00.560 --> 6:28:03.520 spectacular catches you've ever seen. So surprising. He fell all 6:28:03.560 --> 6:28:05.040 the way at this point. Yeah, this will be This 6:28:05.120 --> 6:28:07.160 will be interesting. I think he went to a good 6:28:07.200 --> 6:28:10.759 spot there in Seattle. And uh go further down Minnesota 6:28:10.759 --> 6:28:14.480 at two forty four, take Giron Curse, the safety from Clemson. 6:28:14.600 --> 6:28:17.440 That's kind of about where we thought Javon excuse me, 6:28:17.720 --> 6:28:20.560 Geron Curse was gonna end up in the seventh round 6:28:20.600 --> 6:28:23.480 if at all. Uh. Boy, he's a good looking athlete, 6:28:23.560 --> 6:28:27.600 but a good looking player just doesn't always play that way. 6:28:27.880 --> 6:28:32.240 Tyler Man of Cabage, the the when you watch the tape, 6:28:32.280 --> 6:28:36.199 the linebacker from Temple. Uh, he's us all over the field, 6:28:36.440 --> 6:28:41.040 makes plays everywhere. Uh, pittsburghs too, is a good good 6:28:41.120 --> 6:28:43.400 pick for Pittsburgh. Yeah, yeah, you know, Pittsburgh's had some 6:28:43.520 --> 6:28:46.160 questionable picks earlier, I thought. But I like Tyler Man 6:28:46.320 --> 6:28:49.040 of Cabage. I have a productive Yeah. I mean, he's 6:28:49.040 --> 6:28:50.760 not the biggest on the fast, no, but he's in 6:28:50.800 --> 6:28:53.200 the right pa he will make every single tackle if 6:28:53.240 --> 6:28:56.280 they have And then uh we go down to again. 6:28:56.360 --> 6:28:59.800 We're a picked two fifty with Cleveland. H Austin Blythe 6:29:00.240 --> 6:29:04.800 U goes to uh the Packers at excuse me, Austin 6:29:04.840 --> 6:29:07.600 Blythe goes to the Colts. My bad, I wrote that 6:29:07.720 --> 6:29:11.320 down wrong. Austin blythe the center from Iowa, goes to 6:29:11.759 --> 6:29:16.560 the Indianapolis Colts at pick two forty where at pick 6:29:17.040 --> 6:29:22.320 two forty nine, uh, Prince Charleswarawara. And we skipped one 6:29:22.360 --> 6:29:24.080 guy that we skipped one of my favorite I'm sorry 6:29:24.080 --> 6:29:27.719 about this draft. Clayton Figellum Okay from Illinois safety went 6:29:27.720 --> 6:29:30.559 to Cincinnati. That's right, you had you did love this player. 6:29:30.720 --> 6:29:33.760 He does have his limitations and coverage, there's no question 6:29:34.000 --> 6:29:36.520 he's gonna be tough for him to see snaps on defense, 6:29:36.600 --> 6:29:39.560 but one of the toughest dudes in this draft. He'll 6:29:39.640 --> 6:29:41.560 hit you. He's got a ledge shoulder. He's gonna come 6:29:41.600 --> 6:29:44.040 down the alley and you try to poke holes in 6:29:44.120 --> 6:29:47.120 you with with that shoulder. Really tough run defender. I 6:29:47.160 --> 6:29:48.880 think he can stick on special teams. I love what 6:29:48.919 --> 6:29:50.600 the Bengals have done in this draft. I think they've 6:29:50.800 --> 6:29:53.200 They've picked up a lot of solid players. Yeah again, 6:29:53.640 --> 6:29:55.879 I always say this about the Bengals and you're probably 6:29:55.960 --> 6:29:57.920 tired of it by now. It's a very much a 6:29:58.000 --> 6:30:02.080 coach driven. But Duke Tobin Bill Tobin, I mean old 6:30:02.200 --> 6:30:05.720 school kind of NFL scouts guys. When I was in 6:30:05.759 --> 6:30:08.080 the league, Duke Tobin was just starting out. Now he 6:30:08.200 --> 6:30:11.240 does a great job of personnel with the sinse A Bengal. 6:30:11.320 --> 6:30:13.200 That team they lose guys, they don't pay a lot 6:30:13.240 --> 6:30:15.800 of guys. They retool the roster and done a really 6:30:15.919 --> 6:30:19.360 nice job, right, Scooby Wright. And here he goes at 6:30:19.440 --> 6:30:23.520 pick two at seven two fifty. The pick initially belonged 6:30:23.560 --> 6:30:28.239 to the New England Patriots. Scooby Wright. The linebackers had 6:30:28.280 --> 6:30:30.920 some knee issues, am I the same? Similar to what 6:30:31.040 --> 6:30:34.680 Miles Jack has had. He's a marginal athlete. I mean, 6:30:34.759 --> 6:30:37.480 he's just not a very good athlete. And that's similar 6:30:37.480 --> 6:30:40.640 to Tyler Matakavich though, right he just he wins with 6:30:40.759 --> 6:30:44.759 his instincts. He's a very tough player. His sophomore year 6:30:45.360 --> 6:30:47.960 in twenty fourteen is one of the best we've ever 6:30:48.080 --> 6:30:50.240 seen for a college linebacker, right history. I mean, he 6:30:50.280 --> 6:30:53.559 had over one hundred and sixty tackles, almost thirty for loss, 6:30:53.960 --> 6:30:58.240 six forced fumbles, fourteen sacks. As Scooby Wright is just 6:30:58.360 --> 6:31:00.960 a playmaker at the college level. Now, how will he 6:31:01.040 --> 6:31:03.920 translate to the NFL? A lot of question marks, but 6:31:04.560 --> 6:31:06.480 not the type of guy you want to you want 6:31:06.480 --> 6:31:09.560 to bet against his on his Twitter account two stars 6:31:09.600 --> 6:31:12.440 Scooby because that's he was a two star recruit, right, 6:31:12.480 --> 6:31:14.520 and he proved everyone wrong there and again not a 6:31:14.560 --> 6:31:16.200 guy you want to bet against. But here he is 6:31:16.240 --> 6:31:18.240 in the seventh round. We'll see if you can catch 6:31:18.280 --> 6:31:20.720 on in Cleveland. Yeah, that's a pick two fifty. We've 6:31:20.759 --> 6:31:26.760 got three remaining selections until this draft. And unless we 6:31:26.880 --> 6:31:29.000 have some buck guys fly off the board here back 6:31:29.040 --> 6:31:31.040 to back to back, they are not going to set 6:31:31.120 --> 6:31:34.240 the record. Yeah, the the record. Well, let's look at this. 6:31:34.600 --> 6:31:37.520 The Cleveland Browns had and and Dane, you were very 6:31:37.680 --> 6:31:41.040 much on. You were adamant about this because of talking 6:31:41.080 --> 6:31:44.080 about the numbers that the Browns, how they play the 6:31:44.200 --> 6:31:48.560 number game, right, fourteen picks in this draft, they're gonna 6:31:48.560 --> 6:31:51.040 do it again next year. They weren't, And that's something 6:31:51.080 --> 6:31:52.640 to do. That's something to do that that has to 6:31:52.720 --> 6:31:55.640 do with the numbers, the way they played sky and 6:31:55.759 --> 6:31:57.640 you play the odds. He played the odds in life, 6:31:57.800 --> 6:32:01.080 you know, and better chances, you know, more players your draft, 6:32:01.160 --> 6:32:03.240 more players you'll hit. That's just how it works. And 6:32:03.320 --> 6:32:06.520 so I think for the for the Browns, I do 6:32:06.680 --> 6:32:09.080 not agree with some of these picks. I think quarterback, 6:32:09.240 --> 6:32:11.520 especially being one of them. Yeah, at the top of 6:32:11.560 --> 6:32:14.000 the list, but they do agree with some of them, um, 6:32:14.680 --> 6:32:17.360 especially Corey Coleman in the first round, the first pick 6:32:17.400 --> 6:32:19.600 in the second round. So, uh, you know, Browns I 6:32:19.640 --> 6:32:21.080 don't think had a great draft. I don't think they 6:32:21.120 --> 6:32:22.920 had a bad draft. I think there's somewhere in the 6:32:23.000 --> 6:32:26.120 middle there. Okay. Well, and while we're talking about that, 6:32:26.480 --> 6:32:28.000 you know, we're we'll, like I say, we got a 6:32:28.040 --> 6:32:31.560 couple more picks left in this draft, and uh talk 6:32:31.600 --> 6:32:34.280 about though the Cowboys draft. What what's gonna be your 6:32:34.320 --> 6:32:37.880 take from this draft for the Dallas Cowboys. You've sat 6:32:38.000 --> 6:32:41.480 here from pick one too soon to be two fifty three. 6:32:41.560 --> 6:32:44.000 You've seen it all, You've heard it all. You've had 6:32:44.160 --> 6:32:45.800 a little bit of chance to you have a chance 6:32:45.840 --> 6:32:48.080 to digest it when you get home. But you you 6:32:48.200 --> 6:32:50.560 live this draft, and what did you think about it? Though? 6:32:51.000 --> 6:32:53.680 You know, the Zeke pick seems like it was two 6:32:53.720 --> 6:32:56.160 weeks ago. You know, so much has happened since, right, 6:32:57.200 --> 6:33:00.360 But you know, he's he's still the prize of this draft. 6:33:00.440 --> 6:33:02.440 You know, he's When we think about the two sixteen 6:33:02.520 --> 6:33:05.080 NFL Draft for the Cowboys, it'll be all about Zeke. 6:33:05.480 --> 6:33:08.079 But you know, looking at what the Cowboys did today, uh, 6:33:08.400 --> 6:33:11.719 picking up a few guys that can possibly round out 6:33:11.759 --> 6:33:15.120 the roster. Yea. They're gonna fight for jobs and training, can't. Uh, 6:33:15.280 --> 6:33:16.840 you know, really interested to see what they did in 6:33:16.919 --> 6:33:20.320 the sixth round, adding Arico Gathers adding U you know 6:33:20.440 --> 6:33:24.440 the running back from Eastern Michigan. Some some interesting names there. 6:33:24.520 --> 6:33:27.719 You know, guys that again might not are gonna might 6:33:27.800 --> 6:33:30.040 not be starters this year. You know, they're not gonna 6:33:30.440 --> 6:33:33.200 probably fight for starting reps, but guys that can round 6:33:33.240 --> 6:33:35.520 out a roster. Uh. You know, Charles Tapper is gonna 6:33:35.520 --> 6:33:37.960 be part of that rotation at defense. I'm interested to 6:33:37.960 --> 6:33:40.480 see Charles Tapper because again I've said it a bunch, 6:33:40.600 --> 6:33:43.120 the scheme, and they even talked about it a little 6:33:43.160 --> 6:33:46.120 bit playing and we had Leon let we had Kat 6:33:46.160 --> 6:33:49.360 in here talking about that that was you know, he 6:33:49.520 --> 6:33:51.800 wasn't as asgressive as he and they've talked about him 6:33:51.840 --> 6:33:54.600 being a right end. Right, we'll see that. And I 6:33:54.640 --> 6:33:56.560 asked him. I asked him about it, and we talked 6:33:56.560 --> 6:33:58.320 to him and he said that his best position was 6:33:58.360 --> 6:34:01.000 five technique. Yeah, you know, and he's a head up technique. 6:34:01.440 --> 6:34:03.760 That's not. I mean that's almost like that's all he knows. Yeah, 6:34:03.880 --> 6:34:07.280 that's a five technique. Let's be honest. It's an extend. 6:34:07.640 --> 6:34:10.320 It's look inside, it's look outside and then to go 6:34:10.480 --> 6:34:13.680 that rounte. Okay, Philadelphi Eagles have turned in their card 6:34:13.720 --> 6:34:16.320 there pick two fifty one. We'll try and finish this 6:34:16.440 --> 6:34:17.920 thing strong for you, guys, We owe it to you 6:34:18.040 --> 6:34:23.640 to do that. Joe Walker, he is a linebacker from Oregon. Now, yeah, 6:34:23.640 --> 6:34:27.120 if Chip Kelly was still in charge with the with 6:34:27.240 --> 6:34:30.040 the Eagles, we'd probably have an idea about a little 6:34:30.080 --> 6:34:32.640 bit more about why they took Joe Walker. Any thoughts 6:34:32.720 --> 6:34:35.079 on him at all. Uh, you know, a player who 6:34:35.160 --> 6:34:38.120 went under underrecruited, had to kind of go to a 6:34:38.280 --> 6:34:41.200 junior college before he went to Oregon. Uh. You know, 6:34:41.240 --> 6:34:44.039 the Oregon defense is very porous and not a lot 6:34:44.080 --> 6:34:45.800 of good players. But he was the one guy that 6:34:45.880 --> 6:34:49.920 stood out very productive. Yeah, productive trait right. Yeah. I 6:34:50.080 --> 6:34:52.080 like Joe Walker here. I came up p F A grade, 6:34:52.120 --> 6:34:53.719 but you know I wrote up a report on him 6:34:53.759 --> 6:34:57.160 because I thought, you know, he earned that. H he's 6:34:57.200 --> 6:34:59.640 a solid player here in the seventh round. Okay, Well, 6:34:59.680 --> 6:35:02.960 and uh, we've got two more picks to go here. 6:35:03.320 --> 6:35:08.280 Uh at pick two fifty two would be the Carolina Panthers. 6:35:08.800 --> 6:35:11.760 And then the final pick of this draft, pick two 6:35:11.880 --> 6:35:15.640 fifty three, is owned by the Tennessee Titans. We'll see 6:35:15.919 --> 6:35:20.840 who the Carolina Panthers in fact, uh at Dane just 6:35:21.480 --> 6:35:23.000 you know, as we kind of get the end some 6:35:23.240 --> 6:35:26.399 names on the board. We we've talked about Cash. There's 6:35:26.520 --> 6:35:29.400 you know, uh something there uh that you know he's 6:35:29.440 --> 6:35:31.480 going to get an opportunity to go in free agency 6:35:31.600 --> 6:35:34.840 unless he's mystery irrelevant uh you know to uh to 6:35:34.960 --> 6:35:38.000 a team. Someone's gonna like him with what he's done. 6:35:38.280 --> 6:35:41.280 The thing with Jeremy Cash, he's schemes specific right unless 6:35:41.320 --> 6:35:44.320 you we've said that, I said, specialized role carved out 6:35:44.400 --> 6:35:46.920 for him. Um, you know he's not going to be 6:35:46.960 --> 6:35:49.360 able to help your team. So now I thought he's 6:35:49.440 --> 6:35:51.800 worth carving out a specialized I did. I did too, 6:35:51.919 --> 6:35:53.800 you know I did too. He's you know the poor 6:35:53.919 --> 6:35:59.200 man's uh Dion Buchanan, that type of situation. But a 6:35:59.240 --> 6:36:01.600 team's gonna get a good player. That's tough, though. That's 6:36:01.640 --> 6:36:04.800 tough because, like I said, I thought watching his tape, 6:36:05.160 --> 6:36:08.320 I saw a very productive football player, and I'm very 6:36:08.400 --> 6:36:11.399 interested now to talk to some people around the league 6:36:11.560 --> 6:36:14.360 and find out exactly why there's injury that we don't 6:36:14.360 --> 6:36:16.880 know about. It's quite possible. Well that's happened before. I mean, 6:36:16.960 --> 6:36:21.160 we remember the Pittsburgh offensive tackle TJ. Clement. It's all 6:36:21.200 --> 6:36:22.960 of a sudden we have first second round grades on 6:36:23.040 --> 6:36:26.640 t J. Clements and then here So the Panthers selection. 6:36:26.680 --> 6:36:29.880 It's always funny looking at the NFL net. Rich Eisen's evolved. 6:36:30.000 --> 6:36:31.840 He's got that look what he has at the combine 6:36:31.880 --> 6:36:34.399 where he's he's fought this battle and now he's got 6:36:34.480 --> 6:36:37.960 his arms crossed it and all that. So the scouts 6:36:38.000 --> 6:36:41.920 are still fighting it out. Okay, the Carolina Panthers select 6:36:42.320 --> 6:36:46.440 Bo Sandlin, who was a tied end from Montana State. 6:36:46.600 --> 6:36:50.320 Well travel started, Juco went to Miami, realized he wasn't 6:36:50.320 --> 6:36:52.800 gonna get playing times, he went to Montana State. Yeah, 6:36:53.360 --> 6:36:55.640 you know, he's uh got a little bit of Greg 6:36:55.680 --> 6:36:57.000 Olson to him. So I think he's going to a 6:36:57.040 --> 6:36:59.360 good spot there in Carolina where he can learn from Olson. 6:37:00.440 --> 6:37:02.920 Just he's kind of a rocked up receiver, a player 6:37:02.960 --> 6:37:06.760 who's athletic, he tested well, Uh, more of a receiving 6:37:06.840 --> 6:37:08.919 tight end, but he'll get after it as a blocker 6:37:08.960 --> 6:37:11.560 as well. So I'm surprised he lasted this long. And 6:37:11.720 --> 6:37:13.840 I feel like I've said that a lot tonight, no today, 6:37:13.919 --> 6:37:16.600 But he's a good value pick here. Yeah, and so 6:37:16.919 --> 6:37:19.560 that will be okay. Uh, we got one more pick 6:37:19.640 --> 6:37:21.840 to be made with the Tennessee Titans on the clock. 6:37:21.919 --> 6:37:25.720 We'll see, Uh they still do, mister Irrelevant, We'll go 6:37:25.840 --> 6:37:28.960 to the podium when that pick happens. Uh. They the 6:37:29.360 --> 6:37:32.760 Titans started this journey. Take that back. They didn't start this. 6:37:32.880 --> 6:37:35.640 They had the initial pick and then they traded it away. 6:37:35.720 --> 6:37:38.520 So they go from the from the having the first 6:37:38.560 --> 6:37:41.440 pick trading away to a pick they have to make. Uh. 6:37:41.600 --> 6:37:43.600 Now on the clock, they've they're going to try and 6:37:43.680 --> 6:37:46.240 figure this thing out that they're looking at their board saying, Okay, 6:37:46.280 --> 6:37:49.640 who do we not want to fight for in free agency? 6:37:50.120 --> 6:37:52.080 And we'll see who in fact? That is? All right? 6:37:52.160 --> 6:37:54.720 Speaking of free agency, Dane, give me some names that 6:37:54.880 --> 6:37:58.200 maybe fans out there can can take a peek at 6:37:58.520 --> 6:38:01.520 that we might as Twitter starts out late in the night, 6:38:02.040 --> 6:38:04.560 we'll find out some names here, right. I think you're 6:38:04.560 --> 6:38:07.200 looking at Jeremy Cash we just talked about him. Number 6:38:07.200 --> 6:38:09.600 two of my list, Darryl Green, offensive guard from San 6:38:09.640 --> 6:38:11.760 Diego State, the player. This is a player who was 6:38:11.759 --> 6:38:16.080 suspended the first six games fifteen season for failed drug tests. 6:38:16.240 --> 6:38:18.359 I think that's the big reason we're seeing him still available. 6:38:18.720 --> 6:38:23.239 Dominique Robinson H. Robertson from West Georgia, the offensive tackle, 6:38:23.360 --> 6:38:26.000 good player. He started off in Arkansas, did he or no? 6:38:26.160 --> 6:38:29.200 He started off at Texas Juico, Texas Tech. That's right. 6:38:29.200 --> 6:38:30.720 I'm sorry, Yeah, that's right. That's what He's got his 6:38:30.759 --> 6:38:33.720 own baggage as well, So you know, sensing a theme here. 6:38:34.080 --> 6:38:37.560 Roger lewis another guy right with his own off field issues. 6:38:37.840 --> 6:38:41.200 But then a few surprises. Devon cojuiced wide receiver from Stanford, 6:38:41.280 --> 6:38:44.480 James Cowser Southern Utah ty Vs. Powell is safety from 6:38:44.480 --> 6:38:47.240 Ohio State, Greg Millhouse a defensive tackle from Campbell. I 6:38:47.320 --> 6:38:50.239 know we both liked him, right, Jonathan Jones a corner 6:38:50.280 --> 6:38:53.080 one of my favorite sleepers. Kalin Reid from Southern miss 6:38:53.120 --> 6:38:56.120 a corner. And then Adam Feeny a tight end from 6:38:56.200 --> 6:38:59.360 a Southern Illinois. We both like, Okay, well here we're 6:38:59.360 --> 6:39:02.040 gonna go. We're to get ready to uh go to 6:39:02.160 --> 6:39:07.120 the podium and get the final pick in this draft. Uh, 6:39:07.240 --> 6:39:10.800 it's picked two hundred and fifty three. It belongs to 6:39:10.960 --> 6:39:15.320 the Tennessee Titans. It looks like everybody is. I thought 6:39:15.400 --> 6:39:17.800 I thought that they were all going to gather and 6:39:17.960 --> 6:39:20.840 see who this was. But I guess. But I agree 6:39:20.880 --> 6:39:24.400 with you on did you see about did you see 6:39:24.480 --> 6:39:28.239 did you talk about? Uh, Poenie? Did you mention him 6:39:28.280 --> 6:39:30.840 at all? Day? He was the last guy mentioned, last guy. Yeah, 6:39:31.000 --> 6:39:34.320 you know it's he's going to be picked up here 6:39:34.400 --> 6:39:37.480 as a priority free agent and he'll get his opportunity. Yeah, 6:39:37.720 --> 6:39:39.720 I do. I do like the player. I like Phoenie. 6:39:40.000 --> 6:39:43.560 You talked about Robinson. Uh o'chee is another guy that 6:39:43.720 --> 6:39:47.160 I talked about. Uh, just didn't have the measurables. Didn't 6:39:47.200 --> 6:39:49.320 have the measurables. Stony Brooks gonna have to go another 6:39:49.400 --> 6:39:52.680 year without a draft. Yeah, they they But there's some guys, 6:39:52.800 --> 6:39:55.719 there's some guys down down the line here that there 6:39:55.840 --> 6:39:58.600 there's gonna be some battles in free agency. We talked 6:39:58.600 --> 6:40:01.120 about the odd kid a little bit. Maybe some injury 6:40:01.240 --> 6:40:05.280 history there. Uh yeah, unfortunate with the elbow and the knee. 6:40:05.840 --> 6:40:09.440 Uh we Uh it's uh, it's gonna be uh. We 6:40:09.759 --> 6:40:12.960 I mentioned North, the wide receiver. He was recruited by 6:40:13.080 --> 6:40:17.239 Derek Dooley. Uh, maybe he's a guy that we uh 6:40:17.280 --> 6:40:20.960 did I miss someone did Taj Sharp he was drafting. Okay, 6:40:21.080 --> 6:40:23.280 so yeah, maybe I was talking my I was talking 6:40:23.360 --> 6:40:25.120 way too much and forgot to mark him off my 6:40:25.240 --> 6:40:29.240 sheet right there. But there's some names worth fighting for 6:40:29.800 --> 6:40:32.520 here in free agency. It's gonna be Uh, it's gonna 6:40:32.520 --> 6:40:35.160 be a lot of recruiting. It's gonna be Jerry Jones 6:40:35.240 --> 6:40:37.720 getting on the phone. Uh, it's gonna be Jerry Jones 6:40:37.800 --> 6:40:40.440 maybe opening up the checkbook a little bit too. We 6:40:40.560 --> 6:40:43.520 saw it was interesting how how it works. And uh, 6:40:43.919 --> 6:40:45.920 it looks like they're kind of making their way to 6:40:45.960 --> 6:40:49.120 the podium. Kent Garrison one final time. I'm gonna ask 6:40:49.120 --> 6:40:50.760 you to go to the podium and get this final 6:40:50.840 --> 6:41:01.840 pick for us. And so for the final selection of 6:41:01.960 --> 6:41:06.040 the twenty sixteen NFL Draft, Please welcome to the stage 6:41:06.560 --> 6:41:11.960 CEO of Mister Irrelevant Week, Melanie Fitch. She is the 6:41:12.160 --> 6:41:16.079 daughter of the NFL legend the founder of Mister Irrelevant, 6:41:16.480 --> 6:41:29.200 Paul Selata. Melanie, Welcome to the stage. Okay, I get 6:41:29.240 --> 6:41:33.480 a box, I'm a shrimp with the final selection in 6:41:33.560 --> 6:41:37.440 the twenty sixteen NFL Draft and the announcement of mister 6:41:37.480 --> 6:41:40.760 Irrelevant forty one. My dad, Paul Selata's are you in 6:41:40.840 --> 6:41:44.240 Newport Beach getting ready to celebrate mister Irrelevant with a 6:41:44.320 --> 6:41:47.200 two hundred and fifty third vick in the twenty sixteen 6:41:47.320 --> 6:41:50.760 NFL Draft the Tennessee Titans. We're excited about you, guys. 6:41:51.360 --> 6:41:54.880 Kaitlyn Read a defensive back from Southern Mississippi. It's gonna go, 6:41:55.000 --> 6:42:00.320 mister Robert forty one. Congratulations, jass Well, I just mentioned 6:42:00.400 --> 6:42:02.920 Kaylyn Reid as one of my favorite players. Who what 6:42:03.080 --> 6:42:04.960 was going on, drafter? But here he is. I mean, 6:42:05.000 --> 6:42:08.240 that's two Southern miss guys. Mike Thomas, we heard his 6:42:08.360 --> 6:42:11.640 name earlier, Kaylin Reid here. I really liked this player. 6:42:11.759 --> 6:42:14.760 He's not mister a relevant or trust me. All right, 6:42:14.800 --> 6:42:16.600 well listen, let me let me ask you this, dame. 6:42:17.120 --> 6:42:19.120 You've done such a great job with us on the 6:42:19.240 --> 6:42:22.000 Draft show. We always appreciate your expertise what you do 6:42:22.080 --> 6:42:26.600 for CBS Sports. One final time, one final pick here, 6:42:26.720 --> 6:42:29.480 give me give me the scouting report on Kayleen Reid, 6:42:30.120 --> 6:42:33.960 Kayla Reid again, as Combine snub who should have been 6:42:34.040 --> 6:42:37.440 there along with this team by Michael Thomas. Undersize a 6:42:37.480 --> 6:42:39.880 little bit. He's under five eleven, under two hundred pounds, 6:42:40.200 --> 6:42:42.600 but he has some jumps to him. I think he 6:42:42.680 --> 6:42:44.360 was over forty yeah, forty one and a half inch 6:42:44.440 --> 6:42:48.000 vert he I think when you talk about production and 6:42:48.080 --> 6:42:53.160 what translates passes defended for defensive backs, really translate this 6:42:53.280 --> 6:42:56.120 geld A twenty three passes defended last year alone as 6:42:56.120 --> 6:42:58.520 a senior. So I think you can be a little 6:42:58.560 --> 6:43:01.000 over eager at times, play a little hands on, but 6:43:01.120 --> 6:43:04.520 he's got explosive traits. He has playmaking instincts. Again, this 6:43:04.759 --> 6:43:08.520 guy is anything but irrelevant. Wow, well that does it. 6:43:08.640 --> 6:43:11.320 That's gonna put a rap on the two thousand and 6:43:11.520 --> 6:43:15.759 sixteen NFL Draft. One final report from a man right there, 6:43:15.840 --> 6:43:18.600 the Beast, Dame Burglar Dane, thank you so much for everything. 6:43:19.960 --> 6:43:22.160 We're gonna we'll get back with you, I think, can't. 6:43:22.160 --> 6:43:24.520 We're gonna have one final draft show, probably do on 6:43:24.640 --> 6:43:26.840 next week. A draft show next week, one final kind 6:43:26.840 --> 6:43:28.840 of tier things up. We got the rooky mini camps 6:43:28.840 --> 6:43:32.040 and stuff happening, and uh, but just want to thank 6:43:32.080 --> 6:43:36.480 everybody out there. For all the falling along h you're 6:43:36.520 --> 6:43:38.840 getting our products all those things. Thank you for all 6:43:38.880 --> 6:43:42.200 your questions, the tweets, the mock drafts, everything that we 6:43:42.400 --> 6:43:44.559 do that we love so much with this NFL draft 6:43:45.040 --> 6:43:48.720 from a man, Dame Brugler, David Hillman for for my 6:43:48.759 --> 6:43:51.200 guys at one oh five three, for Jeff Kavanaugh, KT 6:43:52.120 --> 6:43:55.400 Turner or for Kent Garrison executive producer all this time, 6:43:55.440 --> 6:43:58.160 for Douglas Faircloud for all they've done to put us together. 6:43:58.200 --> 6:44:00.440 I'm Brian brought us. Just thank you so much for 6:44:00.520 --> 6:44:03.640 being out there. Look forward to Dame Bruger's mock draft 6:44:03.720 --> 6:44:07.000 for two thousand and seventeen. We'll be up on Monday morning. 6:44:07.000 --> 6:44:08.919 He'll be up on Monday morning. So everybody out there, 6:44:09.000 --> 6:44:10.919 take care and we'll see you down the road.