Speaker 1: Welcome to another edition of the Official Jets Podcast powered
Speaker 1: by Amazon Web Services. We have a new series starting
Speaker 1: called the Draft Pick Profile Series presented by Verizon, where
Speaker 1: e A and myself were breaking down each draft pick
Speaker 1: talking about how they can fit in with the Jets.
Speaker 1: You're gonna hear from Joe Douglas and his staff, You're
Speaker 1: gonna hear from players or different people that have coached
Speaker 1: the draft pick, or you're gonna hear from the draft
Speaker 1: pick himself and e A. Let's start at the top
Speaker 1: with McKay Beckton, the jets first round selection, Joe Douglas's
Speaker 1: first selection as GM of the New York Jets, and
Speaker 1: they take him at the eleventh overall spot. And when
Speaker 1: you look at where and how the board fell out,
Speaker 1: they had their option at tackle if they decided to
Speaker 1: go that way, and they had every receiver available, but
Speaker 1: they end up going with the big man. Well Green
Speaker 1: is really quick. Do we have to give ourselves a
Speaker 1: little bit of credit here on Official Jets Podcast? Remember
Speaker 1: leading up to the draft, we had a mock draft,
Speaker 1: and yourself, Anthony Becked and yours truly we all selected
Speaker 1: Louisville tackle McKay Beckton. Yeah, I think we do. I
Speaker 1: think we do need to give ourselves a little credit here.
Speaker 1: That's a good point. So, yeah, getting to your question
Speaker 1: for Joe Douglas in company, like you mentioned Greens, every
Speaker 1: receiver still on the board if you want to go,
Speaker 1: if you wanted it to go in that direction. But
Speaker 1: at the tackle position, Tristan Worse from Iowa was still there,
Speaker 1: and of course Mackay Beckton, Joe Douglas, his personnel staff,
Speaker 1: and most of Jets Nation very pumped up with how
Speaker 1: the board worked out on draft night and on the
Speaker 1: Jets filed suit with taking McKay Beckton. Yeah, the Jets
Speaker 1: really had their options, and I think if you were
Speaker 1: a Jets fan, this is exactly how you wanted the
Speaker 1: board to play out, because it felt like if Joe
Speaker 1: Douglas and company wanted to take attack that they deemed
Speaker 1: worthy of the eleventh pick, and they did, then you
Speaker 1: have your option there and if not, maybe you go
Speaker 1: towards the receiver. And of course, when the Jets selected
Speaker 1: at eleven, no receivers were taken. Into your point, Rugs,
Speaker 1: Judy and Lamb came off the board in that twelve
Speaker 1: to seventeen range, and you know I think that if
Speaker 1: you're a Jets fan, you have to be excited about
Speaker 1: this move. And we're gonna dive into McKay Beckton the
Speaker 1: player and a bit here. But this board fell out
Speaker 1: in a favorable way for the Jets. And you know,
Speaker 1: before you and I dive into McKay Beckton in his
Speaker 1: past at Louisville and grown up in Highland Springs, Virginia,
Speaker 1: which is a suburb of Richmond. Let's here from Joe Douglas,
Speaker 1: Chad Alexander, and Phil Savage, who are of course all
Speaker 1: parts of this Jets scouting staff, and hear what they
Speaker 1: had to say about the six seven, three hundred sixty
Speaker 1: four pound monster. You know, the thing that jumps out
Speaker 1: when you first watch McKay on tape is it's like
Speaker 1: a giant among boys out there on the field. I mean,
Speaker 1: his sheer size just jumps out. And then you see
Speaker 1: him move and you see how easy he can slide,
Speaker 1: how he can mirror uh defenders, and then his heavy
Speaker 1: hands as ability to lift people off their feet and
Speaker 1: just move people with these that's there's there's a lot
Speaker 1: of unusual traits to this young man's game. There's times
Speaker 1: it doesn't even look like he's hitting someone hard and guys,
Speaker 1: guys are flying off their feet. I mean, so you're
Speaker 1: getting just a very naturally powerful young man who can,
Speaker 1: we hope, clear a lot of past at the point
Speaker 1: of attack and the run game. And I think he's
Speaker 1: gonna come in, he's gonna compete, and at the end
Speaker 1: of the day, we're gonna have our our best five
Speaker 1: out there. I think once we get him here and
Speaker 1: get him in the program, you know, and see where
Speaker 1: he fits fits best along with the unit that we
Speaker 1: have and with coach Frank and dall and and at him,
Speaker 1: you know, I think that's gonna be a decision that
Speaker 1: I'll leave to them. I think we feel good about
Speaker 1: where we are up front. I've always said from the beginning,
Speaker 1: this game is won and lost of the trenches. You
Speaker 1: have to have a good offensive defensive line, and you
Speaker 1: have to have a good quarterback, and you have to
Speaker 1: keep that quarterback upright on his feet. We're very we're
Speaker 1: very excited about this edition. It looked like, uh, he's
Speaker 1: a guy that that's really gotten better every year he
Speaker 1: came in, and he's a freshman All American. But I mean,
Speaker 1: it's just a massive kid. You know, he's just really
Speaker 1: such a smooth athlete. He's got clean feet, There's really
Speaker 1: not much that he's lacking. He's got outstanding league. His
Speaker 1: punch and pass pros outstanding. And he's just a powerful guy.
Speaker 1: And I think the term freak of nature gets thrown
Speaker 1: out there a lot, you know, when referencing Mac, but
Speaker 1: it's just uncommon for someone that size to move that well.
Speaker 1: On the other side of it, he's a hard worker.
Speaker 1: You know, he's a finisher. He plays with nasty. It's
Speaker 1: an attitude, you know, to play with that demeanor, uh
Speaker 1: really goes a long way for for helping the offense
Speaker 1: and helping the team as a whole. I love the
Speaker 1: fact that he's got a lot of upside and potential
Speaker 1: to be, you know, really something special. Other part of
Speaker 1: it is is he's a great kid, and we're just
Speaker 1: really excited to be able to work with a player
Speaker 1: like that. We were excited to to draft him at
Speaker 1: e Levin and like Joe D said, he's gonna be
Speaker 1: really good player for us for a long time, barely
Speaker 1: scratching the surface, you know. I had the good fortune
Speaker 1: of being with the Ravens is a long time ago,
Speaker 1: and we drafted Jonathan Ogden in in nine. And then
Speaker 1: of course I was at the Browns when we took
Speaker 1: Joe Thomas in two thousand and seven, and we talked
Speaker 1: about those kind of comparisons, and you know, Jonathan Ogden
Speaker 1: was an Olympic level shot putter when he came out
Speaker 1: of u c l A. And he had trialed. He
Speaker 1: had come from Washington, Washington, d C. And gone all
Speaker 1: the way to u c l A. So, you know,
Speaker 1: he there was a level of advancement with him that
Speaker 1: was really unique. But McKay becked and is a bigger man.
Speaker 1: McKay becked in six seven, three and sixty pounds, and
Speaker 1: he's got the same kind of foot agility. He's not
Speaker 1: quite the same fluid athlete. But in terms of making
Speaker 1: the comparison with j O and then Joe tom Us,
Speaker 1: I mean, Joe Thomas would dream to be as big
Speaker 1: as McKay Beckton. However, Joe was a technician and he
Speaker 1: was another person that was very advanced in terms of
Speaker 1: the techniques and the fundamentals, and he devoted himself to
Speaker 1: the game. So if we can get the same kind
Speaker 1: of dedication to his craft that Jo and Joe Thomas
Speaker 1: had McKay Beckton we think has an unbelievable future with
Speaker 1: the New York Jets. E A. What really stands out
Speaker 1: to me about McKay Beckton after hearing those three guys
Speaker 1: talk about him. It's something that Phil Savage set that
Speaker 1: they had discussed a similarity or how you could basically
Speaker 1: anchor your old line with Beckton, similar to the way
Speaker 1: that Jonathan Ogden was for the Ravens and Joe Thomas
Speaker 1: was for the Browns. I mean, you heard Phil Savage.
Speaker 1: He said Joe Thomas could dream of being as big
Speaker 1: as McKay Beckton. And Joe Thomas, of course is a
Speaker 1: future Hall of Famer, and they're different players, no doubt,
Speaker 1: But I think it all comes down to the side
Speaker 1: with McKay Beckton and just how nimble he is at
Speaker 1: the size he is just really rare. No comparisons and
Speaker 1: no projections coming from us because this is a young
Speaker 1: guy who's got plenty to learn on the National Football
Speaker 1: League level. But yeah, the Jets fall in love with him.
Speaker 1: Six seven sixty four pound screens seven foot wingspan. You
Speaker 1: mentioned his feet, Uh, he had a basketball background. This
Speaker 1: guy was an accomplished basketball player in high school growing
Speaker 1: up in Virginia. And then that combine time five point
Speaker 1: one zero seconds in the forty yard dash, Greens. You know,
Speaker 1: when I was in my twenties, I thought I was
Speaker 1: in decent shape. There was nowhere I was not running
Speaker 1: anywhere close to a five point one zero time Like
Speaker 1: this is very rare. His athleticism. Um, that was unofficially
Speaker 1: the fastest forty yard time buy an athlete weighing in
Speaker 1: at three fifty plus points of pounds at the I'm
Speaker 1: buying since nineteen eight seven. His hand sizes ten and
Speaker 1: three fours and his arms measured what thirty five and
Speaker 1: five eights. His wing span is eighty three and a quarter.
Speaker 1: The numbers are dazzling. Uh, it is somewhat staggerant. But
Speaker 1: what they loved too was obviously Number one was what
Speaker 1: they saw on tape, and they saw a guy who
Speaker 1: brought edge and nastiness. That's what Adham Gates wants up
Speaker 1: front from his offensive line, and then he becomes Greens.
Speaker 1: Historically the first tackle taken by the Jets in the
Speaker 1: first round since two thousand and six. And I'll tell
Speaker 1: you what, this organization had a good run with that
Speaker 1: player that was the britishaw Ferguson. And when you take
Speaker 1: care of a tackle position, whether you play left or right.
Speaker 1: And I know the last what twenty one starts at
Speaker 1: louis Bell, McKay Beckton played on the left side. That's
Speaker 1: a big time move for your offensive line. He is
Speaker 1: going to play immediately. We'll get into it down the
Speaker 1: line here on the pod and we'll talk about how
Speaker 1: he fits in. But um, you know he's got experience
Speaker 1: on both sides, and yeah, his athleticisms, his athleticism, his edge,
Speaker 1: his natural physical tools, and then the way he can
Speaker 1: move for a big man. It's just uncommon. To your point,
Speaker 1: he started twenty one games on the left side at Louisville,
Speaker 1: started twelve on the right side. And something that you
Speaker 1: had talked about with Joe Douglas is that McKay Beckton
Speaker 1: earlier in his career was switching sides of the offensive
Speaker 1: line any given play. That's what Joe Douglas said. And
Speaker 1: then this past season he's anchored on the left side.
Speaker 1: He's a second team All American. He's the twenty nine
Speaker 1: team Jacob's Blocking Trophy Award winner of the a s
Speaker 1: C which goes to the top old lineman in the conference.
Speaker 1: He's first team All a SEC and Joe Douglas said,
Speaker 1: he you is the word blossom, and that's how he
Speaker 1: described McKay Beckton on the left side in two thousand
Speaker 1: nineteen because he didn't have to go from the left
Speaker 1: side to the right side. And I think where we
Speaker 1: talked about McKay Beckton having untapped potential and the fact
Speaker 1: that he's really only played one full season at left
Speaker 1: tackle and had the season that he had is staggering.
Speaker 1: Not to mention at the pro level, he might not
Speaker 1: be the most technically sound player from the get but
Speaker 1: I would imagine that being the size that he is
Speaker 1: is going to help him at least mask some of
Speaker 1: those problems. I know Adam Gates said more so in
Speaker 1: the run game than in the past game. But I
Speaker 1: think if you're Jets fan, you really have to be
Speaker 1: excited about what McKay Breckton brings to the table. The
Speaker 1: thirty three starts in thirty five games at Louisville. Uh.
Speaker 1: He did the fell A drug test at the Combine Greens,
Speaker 1: but Joe Douglas was open about that he had a
Speaker 1: one on one with Beckton Wednesday night. So imagine getting
Speaker 1: that call if you're that aspect on the eve of
Speaker 1: the draft and the GM of the New York Jets
Speaker 1: is talking to you heart to heart, so that Joe
Speaker 1: and his staff very thorough examination throughout the pre draft
Speaker 1: uh process, But the hours leading up to the draft.
Speaker 1: That tells you where Joe was at is, Hey, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna call this guy one more time? What is in
Speaker 1: his heart? What is in his mind right now? And
Speaker 1: obviously he got the answer that he wanted and he
Speaker 1: made him in New York Jet and UH, I love
Speaker 1: the way McCoy backed In answered questions on Thursday night.
Speaker 1: Big guy a lot of love, but he was focused Greens.
Speaker 1: He said, I just want to get to work. Let's
Speaker 1: get to work. You know. I think the thing that
Speaker 1: stands out most from what Joe Douglas said was he
Speaker 1: told you this in your one on one and after
Speaker 1: Thursday night of the draft, he said, sometimes with Kai
Speaker 1: backed In hits people and he doesn't even look like
Speaker 1: he's hitting them hard and they go flying like that
Speaker 1: just speaks to the strength that McKay Beckton has. And
Speaker 1: just one quick note between McKay Beckton and Joe Douglas.
Speaker 1: They're both Virginia guys, are both Richmond guys, so they
Speaker 1: obviously had that connection there. And before we hear from
Speaker 1: the big man himself, I just want to bring this
Speaker 1: back to his basketball prowess, being McKay's basketball prowess. I
Speaker 1: mean the head coach, former head coach of Louisville, Bobby Petrino,
Speaker 1: said that they knew they wanted to offer him a
Speaker 1: scholarship when he was doing a reverse dunk in high school.
Speaker 1: I mean, I can't even imagine standing next to a
Speaker 1: guy this size because we've never met him face to face,
Speaker 1: but imagine being a high school kid and seeing this guy,
Speaker 1: a man of that size, throwing down reverse dunks. I
Speaker 1: mean that must have been sickening to see. Would you
Speaker 1: want to take a charge from that guy? No, honestly, honestly,
Speaker 1: I think he jumped over me. If I took a
Speaker 1: charge and he was going up to dunk, think he
Speaker 1: cleared me. I'd love to play with him. We could
Speaker 1: take him down to Madison Greens and we'll play three No.
Speaker 1: And seriously, the heavy hands, got heavy hands, and he
Speaker 1: dwarfs over people. He finishes. He loves the game. He
Speaker 1: saw the passion in his play, and the film says,
Speaker 1: this guy was a much better player in two thousand
Speaker 1: nineteen than he was two thousand and eighteen. And how
Speaker 1: about assistant GM rex Hogan. He moves people like furniture
Speaker 1: and yeah, just to think about him playing basketball would
Speaker 1: have been something else. Yeah, what's crazy is that he
Speaker 1: was a three star recruit head of high schools, the
Speaker 1: forty three offensive tackle rated in and you know he
Speaker 1: rose to where he became the eleventh overall selection, which
Speaker 1: you know goes to how much he dedicated to himself.
Speaker 1: And you know it was reported that he was like
Speaker 1: three Now he's like some ridiculous percentage of body fat
Speaker 1: because he's so strong and was monsicator right Greens, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: McKay Beckton, You know, I would imagine likes to eat food.
Speaker 1: And as he said, I mean, let me just read
Speaker 1: you some of his choices to go to school Louisville, Michigan, Oregon,
Speaker 1: Virginia where of course to Brickatshaw Ferguson went Virginia Tech.
Speaker 1: And he he ends up going to Louisville because he
Speaker 1: was friends with Jeron Christian, who was the third round
Speaker 1: pick of the car of the Redskins, excuse me, in
Speaker 1: two thousand and eighteen, and that's what led him to
Speaker 1: the Louisville Spartinals. Dude, Korean Census. It's a great point,
Speaker 1: is that you just mentioned Michigan. Here's something for you.
Speaker 1: Every one of Michigan's starting line. I remember their starting
Speaker 1: line in two thousand nineteen, they just got drafted. Can
Speaker 1: you imagine McKay backed in at Michigan? No, No, I
Speaker 1: would imagine that McKay Beckton in a snow game would
Speaker 1: absolutely destroy people because I would be right up his alley.
Speaker 1: So maybe coming soon too, MetLife a little snow game
Speaker 1: with BacT In paving the way for Levy on Bell.
Speaker 1: But you know what, without further ado, I think it's
Speaker 1: time that we hear from the big man himself. Here's
Speaker 1: McKay packed in one on one with the A McKay
Speaker 1: backed in. What would your reaction when he got the
Speaker 1: call from the Jets? Man? It was. It was crazy
Speaker 1: when I got the call because we were waiting and
Speaker 1: were just waiting and waiting, and then I finally heard
Speaker 1: my phone ring. I'm talking about the whole room was
Speaker 1: just yellow. I'm just like, you gotta gotta be quiet.
Speaker 1: I gotta, I gotta hear what they gotta say. And
Speaker 1: then I finally got quiet, and then I finally heard
Speaker 1: what they had to say, and then we all just
Speaker 1: burst into tears. How intense was that moment when you
Speaker 1: were talking to Jets personnel shortly after you were drafted?
Speaker 1: It was it was really tense. It was really tense.
Speaker 1: It was I kept tell him I'm ready, honestly, That's
Speaker 1: all I kept tell him. I can't wait, I'm ready.
Speaker 1: So take me through the emotions of the night, mackay,
Speaker 1: Because were you upset early because a lot of people
Speaker 1: thought you might be at times picks? And then did
Speaker 1: that change as soon as you heard your name called?
Speaker 1: I was I'm not gonna. I was upset. I was.
Speaker 1: I was really upset, I mean I was. I was pissed, honestly.
Speaker 1: And then once I finally heard my name called, I
Speaker 1: just all that one out the window. I don't even
Speaker 1: care him. I just I just can't wait to get back.
Speaker 1: I just can't wait to get to the Jets. Honestly,
Speaker 1: what can you tell me about the bond do you
Speaker 1: have already established with Jets? GM Joe Douglas now that's
Speaker 1: that's my guy. Honestly, you know because of me and
Speaker 1: him up from Richmond, so we too Richmond boys, so
Speaker 1: we know we know we're gonna have that connection automatically.
Speaker 1: So he was like the other thing when we were talking,
Speaker 1: he was naming streets that I know, So I'm just like, yo,
Speaker 1: like I know that street. So it was just great
Speaker 1: talking to him. You know, he was an offensive tackle
Speaker 1: himself at rich Man. Yeah, so did you guys talk shop? Yeah,
Speaker 1: we talked that. We talked about that too, because I
Speaker 1: told him about the story what happened to me my
Speaker 1: freshman year. He said the same thing happened to him
Speaker 1: in his first year. So you know, we we cannot honestly, hey,
Speaker 1: what happened last year as far as where did you
Speaker 1: make your most significant strides? Because you were a different
Speaker 1: player in two thousand nineteen and two thousand eighteen, don't
Speaker 1: you think? Yeah? I was? I was. I would say
Speaker 1: I would say the coaching change, honestly, because they left word.
Speaker 1: He came in and told me, like the things I
Speaker 1: was doing and I saw Maia would not correct at all,
Speaker 1: and he just clean the holy erased the whole board
Speaker 1: and just said this is what we're gonna do. And
Speaker 1: then then from that day when I just took his
Speaker 1: word and ran with it, do you think you got
Speaker 1: better as a technician last year? Definitely? Definitely I think
Speaker 1: I did. So let me ask you. You played both
Speaker 1: right tackle and left tackle a Louisville, most recently left tackle.
Speaker 1: Do you prefer side? It doesn't really matter what'side wherever
Speaker 1: they want to be. Honestly, I'm ready. How would you
Speaker 1: say you are as a player if you're watching your
Speaker 1: cut ups? Um clearly the most dominant gauden field. And
Speaker 1: what kind of edge do you bring to the game
Speaker 1: as well? I bring a strong as I'm I always
Speaker 1: played with the two of my shoulder. I promise you,
Speaker 1: I'm I'm a chip on the stand on my shoulder.
Speaker 1: It's not going anywhere and we keep playing like I
Speaker 1: never got it. Are there guys when you were growing
Speaker 1: up that you tried to model your game after. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Tarren Smith was one of those guys, Joe Thomas, Jonathan Odd,
Speaker 1: then Orlando Pace, just all those legends. Honestly, as you
Speaker 1: and bark on your onfl career, is that something you
Speaker 1: want to be yourself? You want to follow those footsteps
Speaker 1: and become a legendary player in your own right. Definitely,
Speaker 1: I would. I would love to have my name in
Speaker 1: that same sentence as those greats. What do you think
Speaker 1: about joining a Jets offense that has a young quarterback
Speaker 1: in Sam Donald who's just twenty two years old and
Speaker 1: one of the most productive facts over the last twenty
Speaker 1: years in the National Football League and Levan pal I'm ready.
Speaker 1: We're gonna pick some things up the world. We talked
Speaker 1: about your edge, your nastiness. Uh, what about your athleticism
Speaker 1: and what happened at the Indianapolis combine? Because I believe
Speaker 1: your time and the forty was what five point one second.
Speaker 1: I've always been an athlete. I've always been athletic for
Speaker 1: my size. People don't expect me to move as well
Speaker 1: as I do or just do the things I can do.
Speaker 1: So I've always been like, this is growing up. And
Speaker 1: after you ran the five point one in Indianapolis, you
Speaker 1: said you had a conversation with Chet's offensive line coach
Speaker 1: Frank Pollard. What was shared during that time? He was
Speaker 1: just he pretty much asked me, how was my hamstring going?
Speaker 1: You've just been much telling me like, just make sure
Speaker 1: I get ready and stay ready to make sure I
Speaker 1: get it. Help you. You had a failed test at
Speaker 1: the Combine. What did you talk to Joe Douglas about,
Speaker 1: maybe in the lead up to the draft, to say, Hey, listen, UM,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be good. I'm coming in here, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be focused. I'm gonna be the player you need me
Speaker 1: to be. Um to talk that Actually, the talk that
Speaker 1: we had the other day, it was it was about that.
Speaker 1: He was just calling me and trying to figure out
Speaker 1: what had happened. He said he wanted to see my
Speaker 1: face when I told him, and I guess that call went.
Speaker 1: Will six seven four pounds you just said before, you're
Speaker 1: about three sixty three right now? What wait? Would you
Speaker 1: like to play at that range? Threefive? Blessed with great footwork?
Speaker 1: How about your basketball background? How has that helped you
Speaker 1: in your football career? It helped me a lot on
Speaker 1: my footwork and pass pro I can. I can recover
Speaker 1: quickly because of my feet, So I feel like basketball
Speaker 1: helped me a lot. McCay's just a memorable night for you,
Speaker 1: no doubt about that. Lastly, I just wanted to ask you,
Speaker 1: do you have a message for your new fans. That
Speaker 1: is Jets Nation. You guys were ready going to work.
Speaker 1: Just know that I'm ready. Just know I'm ready, young,
Speaker 1: I have to worry about nothing. I'm ready, just norm ready.
Speaker 1: And there's a guy who's never been to New York before.
Speaker 1: How excited are you to get up here? Because I
Speaker 1: remember watching you at the combine and you said, I
Speaker 1: like New York's toughness and I like the grim nous.
Speaker 1: I'm excited. I can't wait to get to New York.
Speaker 1: I can't wait. M guy. We appreciate your time, congratulations
Speaker 1: and we'll see you out here soon. Thank you. Let's
Speaker 1: not take a look at how and where McKay Beckton
Speaker 1: fits in on this Jets offensive line. We talked about
Speaker 1: that he's played both the left side and the right side.
Speaker 1: This offense of line is going to look much different
Speaker 1: than it did in two thousand nineteen. And when you
Speaker 1: think about who the Jets brought in that tackle, there's
Speaker 1: only one other guy in free agency. That's George Fan
Speaker 1: who also has experience on both sides of the line.
Speaker 1: And I think Joe Douglas said it best, let your
Speaker 1: best five ride and we'll battle it out until that point. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's what the Jets are gonna definitely do, and Douglas
Speaker 1: is going to repeat that throughout the off season as
Speaker 1: our top five will play. But offensive line wise, now
Speaker 1: we know that McKay Beckton's the tackle. He's not playing inside.
Speaker 1: He has the position flex that we we've discussed that
Speaker 1: he can play right side or left side. And speaking
Speaker 1: of flexibility, now the Fans signing comes into focus even more.
Speaker 1: Green's because there's a guy who played right tackle and
Speaker 1: left tackle with the Seattle Seahawks. So yes, like Brian
Speaker 1: Baldinger will tell you, hey, you bring him McKay Backton
Speaker 1: and you put him on the left side New rock
Speaker 1: and Roll, and you blow the whistle and you're good.
Speaker 1: But let's see what happens because you could potentially use
Speaker 1: them at the right side. I'm not saying that's gonna happen.
Speaker 1: I'm saying they have options there. But now the tackle
Speaker 1: position is starting to come into focus. With fan Chuma
Speaker 1: Doga was a third round pick last year, we got
Speaker 1: valuable playing time Connor McDermott still in an equation, and
Speaker 1: then they added camp Clark out of Charlotte in the
Speaker 1: fourth round as well, so you got more numbers than
Speaker 1: you did heading into the draft, and now you have
Speaker 1: a foundational pillar and McKay back. Then you're hoping this
Speaker 1: guy becomes a fixture up front for years. That was
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