Speaker 1: Is the Dallascowboys dot Com Draft Show, your war room
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Speaker 1: your host, Kyle Yeomans.
Speaker 2: Today is Thursday, April tenth, twenty twenty five, and we
Speaker 2: are two weeks out, fourteen days away from the NFL
Speaker 2: Draft in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Welcome into the Draft Show,
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Speaker 2: We have Zach Wolchuck Brian brought us Fox Lombardi with
Speaker 2: Chris Beam in the back. I'm Kyle Yeomans. Two weeks out,
Speaker 2: that's when things start getting really real. You start taking
Speaker 2: your final notes. Teams are getting together, they're looking at
Speaker 2: their boards. Brian nerve racking time of year because now
Speaker 2: it's lying season. Even more so you start seeing all
Speaker 2: those mock drafts and all the different craziness that could
Speaker 2: possibly ensue. When you're two weeks out, What are we
Speaker 2: thinking is happening across the hallway? Just ready?
Speaker 3: You're just ready to get this damn thing over with
Speaker 3: it does at this point in time. I mean no,
Speaker 3: and I say that with tongue in cheek to me,
Speaker 3: this is where.
Speaker 2: You know that maybe there's some positions.
Speaker 3: That you're really really not totally comfortable with that you've
Speaker 3: gone through, and you know, there's there's a lot of
Speaker 3: positions that you can say, Okay, it's a B, C
Speaker 3: and D, and there's some positions on this board right
Speaker 3: now that there's probably going to be a little bit
Speaker 3: more conversations, probably a little bit more discussion, probably a
Speaker 3: little bit more disagreement, probably a little bit more. If
Speaker 3: you know you're the general manager, director or player personnel,
Speaker 3: you're going to say, are you really sure about that?
Speaker 3: You know, and as you start to compare and now
Speaker 3: you'll start to get the coaches involved here, and that
Speaker 3: can make things either really smooth or really confusing. And
Speaker 3: so you know, we've we've heard from Brian Schottenheimer that
Speaker 3: he's really interested in the scouts doing their job and
Speaker 3: the coach is doing their job. If that's the case,
Speaker 3: then a lot of discussions will come down. Yeah, you
Speaker 3: want your opinion of your coaches and stuff like that,
Speaker 3: but you don't want them to muddy the situations here.
Speaker 3: A lot of these guys have not been in the NFL,
Speaker 3: and so you know, they know what the NFL, what
Speaker 3: it's all about. But you have to know about a
Speaker 3: level of player. You have to know who the Giants
Speaker 3: are playing with, what the Eagles are playing with, the
Speaker 3: with the Commanders you're playing with. So Scout's doing their job,
Speaker 3: but there's there's still some discussions. We get down to
Speaker 3: that final week, it's going to be more about talking
Speaker 3: about mock drafts and potentially the pitfalls or the abilities
Speaker 3: to go up or to go back, and you can
Speaker 3: make those determinations. But right now there's still some discussions
Speaker 3: about some positions that are pretty kind of muddy. When
Speaker 3: you look at cornerback, wide receiver I think a little bit,
Speaker 3: and then maybe even the defensive tackle group I think
Speaker 3: is a little bit of a muddy position for some
Speaker 3: teams right now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know what, Brian, you just said something to
Speaker 4: made me think about something. And boy, I hope he's
Speaker 4: on topic because boy to chet hate when I get
Speaker 4: off top, but get off. I'm sorry, but this made
Speaker 4: me think about the draft last year, right we clearly
Speaker 4: you know, running back was on the table, yep. But
Speaker 4: running back kept getting pushed back. And what they came
Speaker 4: out and said to us was we got to a
Speaker 4: point in the draft to where the running back that
Speaker 4: we could have got wasn't better than Rico.
Speaker 3: He's not here any longer, so you can throw that
Speaker 3: out the window.
Speaker 5: Sure.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So what I'm wondering now with this board and
Speaker 4: maybe we'll do it next week or the next shoor whatever.
Speaker 4: I wonder what point in the draft at each of
Speaker 4: these unit groups are we going we don't have to
Speaker 4: take Mitchell Levin's the center because we got such and
Speaker 4: such at home, you know, like, like what round do
Speaker 4: we not look at guys anymore?
Speaker 2: Are you cutting that off? Like what's the furthest that
Speaker 2: you'll stretch for you?
Speaker 4: So I was having a conversation if we looking at
Speaker 4: wide receiver and wide receiver is an emergency, we would
Speaker 4: all say, I'm really not looking past round two for real?
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying, Like, I'm trying to get
Speaker 4: one of those first round guys maybe best Royals, a
Speaker 4: manor I'm looking at those guys. But man, when I
Speaker 4: get down like Kobe Hudson or something, right, Yeah, man,
Speaker 4: I kind of got you know, let's uh, you know,
Speaker 4: Florida Noi is here, so maybe we can try to
Speaker 4: develop him as opposed to going that route. So I
Speaker 4: wonder maybe one day we'll just map out, like not
Speaker 4: doing my draft, but map out of my draft. Where
Speaker 4: do we stop looking at receivers, Where do we start
Speaker 4: looking at offensive tackles, Where do we stop looking at
Speaker 4: running backs?
Speaker 5: I think that'll be interesting to look at.
Speaker 2: I do want to do that with a little bit
Speaker 2: of studying, because I want everybody to kind of bring
Speaker 2: in their own specific topic of like, Okay, I've gotten
Speaker 2: it to the third round, for sure. Sure I've gotten
Speaker 2: it to the fourth round in this position, whereas the
Speaker 2: other one, I may not even look outside of the
Speaker 2: first If it's a specific position in the first round,
Speaker 2: I'm not looking at it.
Speaker 4: Because third round safety and down is nonsense. But fifth
Speaker 4: round corner is fine, fifth round running back is fine,
Speaker 4: you know, fourth fifth round, you know, edge is cool
Speaker 4: to me. Fourth round wide receiver I may not be
Speaker 4: the biggest fan of, so I think that'll be you know,
Speaker 4: something interesting to you know, maybe hear what they got
Speaker 4: to say about it. They won't tell us, but you know,
Speaker 4: just you know us as draft show guys probably talk.
Speaker 6: Well, it could be a good question. Like day three
Speaker 6: when we get to scout and the coaches in here.
Speaker 6: You know, when do you look at that? I mean,
Speaker 6: I'm always for a strength can still be a strength. Right,
Speaker 6: If you have a player that's traded really high, why
Speaker 6: not just take them? I mean, do they have a need.
Speaker 6: When they took Ceedee Lamb seventeen overall a few years
Speaker 6: ago at wide receiver, you shall have Gallop at the time.
Speaker 6: He selled to Mary Cooper at the time, but then
Speaker 6: they did end up really needing Ceedee Lamb because you
Speaker 6: move on from Mariy Cooper and then he ends up
Speaker 6: being your wide receiver one.
Speaker 3: So to me, it's just you gotta trust the process.
Speaker 3: You gotta trust your board.
Speaker 6: And even if you're not seeing, like man, I got
Speaker 6: a blinking light, I feel good about safety. If and
Speaker 6: Andrew mccooba is there in round two, you feel like
Speaker 6: he can be an improvement for you, go ahead and
Speaker 6: take that guy. I think that's how you are able
Speaker 6: to be a consistently good drafting team.
Speaker 4: And then we could just make this recent news, pardon
Speaker 4: I'll touch you again, be recent news. Right, So now
Speaker 4: we have this this guard room of Hoffman and Bass
Speaker 4: and Charles is here now, so I think we all agree,
Speaker 4: like Tyler Booker, you know, Donovan Jackson kind of sweeps
Speaker 4: all that and some of those guys will have to go.
Speaker 4: But if we get down the round for so or
Speaker 4: five and Luke Candra is there. Hell, we got a
Speaker 4: lot of those guards here, are right, So let's name.
Speaker 4: I like that name, Cincinnata.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: So so yeah, you know, so maybe we wouldn't look
Speaker 4: at those guys because we got a room full of guards. Man,
Speaker 4: somebody say, Oldvis, we've got twelve offensive lineman on the
Speaker 4: roster right now, I say, damn, how many of these
Speaker 4: guys can push some of those guys off? How many
Speaker 4: of those guys wouldn't even matter to the guys who
Speaker 4: have on the.
Speaker 6: Rust because I mean it's Charles gonna necessarily make the roster.
Speaker 6: Who knows right, like these are competitive bodies.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think with the thing with Charles, you got
Speaker 3: to look at him, and I know watching I had
Speaker 3: this conversation last night on our podcast, was that I
Speaker 3: think Charles is brought in here to make sure that
Speaker 3: Joe Milton has the ability to stand up upright on
Speaker 3: preseason games. It's a great point. You don't want to
Speaker 3: you do not want to have him. You do not
Speaker 3: want to evaluate a position, especially quarterback, where your guy is.
Speaker 3: And no, no, uh, disrespect to the Isaac Alacone or
Speaker 3: anybody like that, but you know, when you've got guy
Speaker 3: out there struggling his ass off to try and block
Speaker 3: a guy who is a down the line, sixth or
Speaker 3: seventh round edge or a tackle or something like that,
Speaker 3: and your quarterback is getting sacked. Every player you can't
Speaker 3: get plays off, you can't evaluate your players. So this
Speaker 3: is a guy to me that is a veteran player
Speaker 3: who's made starts. We'll see, hopefully you hit something here,
Speaker 3: but he is really to play preseason games in the
Speaker 3: second half and been able to keep your quarterback upright,
Speaker 3: so you can evaluate him.
Speaker 2: There was an expectation before he retired in the middle
Speaker 2: of training camp last year that he would be the
Speaker 2: starting right tackle for Tennessee. I mean there was a
Speaker 2: thought that absolutely the starting right tackle. So I don't
Speaker 2: want to write him off entirely as twenty five years.
Speaker 3: Old make the team.
Speaker 2: He's been in the league since twenty twenty, spent the
Speaker 2: thirty five games or so with Washington. He's played decent football,
Speaker 2: but he's gonna have to earn that spot. And it
Speaker 2: goes back to what Vach is saying is what point
Speaker 2: do you look at offensive line and he say, man,
Speaker 2: you know what, We've already got Sadique Charles here. We've
Speaker 2: already got some guys here that we feel comfortable with.
Speaker 2: But hey, if Will Campbell falls or if something else
Speaker 2: happens in the second round, one of these other offensive
Speaker 2: linemen that you could particularly like. Even though it might
Speaker 2: not be the number one need at that point in time,
Speaker 2: it's still enough to say, hey, maybe this is something
Speaker 2: we can kind of build some depth around and try
Speaker 2: and work it. So I do like the conversation, let's
Speaker 2: do it on your next show. Let's get deeper into
Speaker 2: that and kind of map out where we would stop
Speaker 2: in certain positions because we feel comfortable one way or
Speaker 2: the other. But kind of along the same lines, you
Speaker 2: have to look elsewhere too. You've got to self scout
Speaker 2: yourself and what you're doing and your scouting department, but
Speaker 2: you also got to see what other teams are doing
Speaker 2: as well. I kind of want to take a look
Speaker 2: around the NFL for a little bit in this first segment.
Speaker 2: What are some of these other teams going to do
Speaker 2: not only just in the first round, but throughout the draft, Zach,
Speaker 2: as we look at maybe some of these teams that
Speaker 2: have some set in stone picks in the first round
Speaker 2: but may not be your best friend when you're picking
Speaker 2: at forty and seventy and some of these other spots
Speaker 2: in front of you that could possibly take some of
Speaker 2: your talent.
Speaker 6: Yes, San Francisco right in front of you can be
Speaker 6: concerning in a couple of areas. Kyle Shanahan this week
Speaker 6: gave a positive update on Christian McCaffrey, but then also
Speaker 6: said they're always looking to draft running back, so that's
Speaker 6: a team you got to kind of watch out for now.
Speaker 6: They took guys at Grendo, who is a draft show
Speaker 6: Darling a year ago out of Louisville in the fourth round.
Speaker 6: But that's another team there. When you look at some
Speaker 6: of these running backs, you don't take one at twelve
Speaker 6: at forty four right in front of you. Is San
Speaker 6: Francisco also going to be looking at a Caleb Johnson.
Speaker 6: If on Maryan Hampton sounds like he's probably not gonna
Speaker 6: make it the closer we get to the draft, now,
Speaker 6: I wouldn't be surprised if three running backs ended up
Speaker 6: going in the first round. I think Treyvon Henderson is
Speaker 6: a guy and I preached this probably two months ago
Speaker 6: that I think could creep into the first round as well.
Speaker 6: So San Francisco is a team second round, third round.
Speaker 6: If you wait on the running backs, you got to
Speaker 6: look at them right in front of you there. Chicago
Speaker 6: could be another team like that. I also think I've
Speaker 6: heard San Francisco could be looking at defensive line. Walter
Speaker 6: Nolan's a player that they might have their eye on
Speaker 6: as early as the first round. There right in front
Speaker 6: of you. There's been some whispers in this building. There's
Speaker 6: a lot of love for Walter Nolan. Is that a
Speaker 6: player that they'd be considering. So when you look at
Speaker 6: some defensive linemen, I think running back that team right
Speaker 6: in front of you in the forty nine ers could
Speaker 6: be a team to watch out for where they could
Speaker 6: gain end up maybe picking some of your guys right
Speaker 6: right before you're on the clock.
Speaker 2: And they're kind of in a similar six situation though, right, Brian, Yeah,
Speaker 2: when you look at it app and talent and having
Speaker 2: to get rid of your top.
Speaker 3: Guys, I'd keep an eye on the Chicago Bears, especially
Speaker 3: in the second round if they miss out on Ashton genty.
Speaker 3: There's talk about them going to getting a running back
Speaker 3: in the second round. Caleb Johnson is a name that
Speaker 3: I've heard quite a prevalent there with the Bears. So
Speaker 3: if you're a team that's sitting there like Dallas at
Speaker 3: forty four and you're thinking running back might be the
Speaker 3: last running back that you really really really like, and
Speaker 3: then I'm talking about and when we break down tears,
Speaker 3: we'll get into that. I got the very goods and
Speaker 3: the goods. The very goods are in the second round.
Speaker 3: The goods are in the third round, you know. So
Speaker 3: if you want to sit there and have to go
Speaker 3: from very good at forty four to dipping into good,
Speaker 3: that might be the Chicago Bears, with Caleb Johnson a
Speaker 3: possibility or a running back, whatever running back is available.
Speaker 3: I'd keep an eye on the Bears right ahead of
Speaker 3: you at forty four.
Speaker 2: And they have two picks there. They have one to
Speaker 2: thirty nine and they have one at forty one, so
Speaker 2: they're right in front of you twice. If they don't
Speaker 2: get gent or I don't think see them taking a
Speaker 2: Hampton at ten. But wherever they end up being thirty
Speaker 2: nine and forty one. That could be a one to
Speaker 2: two punch where you're not feeling great. They could use
Speaker 2: that to trade back into the back into the first
Speaker 2: round if they want to. I mean Trevion Henderson. Could
Speaker 2: that be a Jamiir Gibbs like asset for a guy
Speaker 2: like Ben Johnson who took him early in Detroit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think they're I think they're holding on genty
Speaker 3: and depending on what happens with the with the Raiders
Speaker 3: ahead of them, could be a possibility. The Denver Broncos
Speaker 3: are a team actually behind you. I'm just thinking about
Speaker 3: running backs potentially in the second round. The Denver Broncos
Speaker 3: are a team that could come up behind from behind you.
Speaker 3: We've talked about San Francisco's. San Francisco is a wild
Speaker 3: card in this scene because San Francisco is not afraid
Speaker 3: to trade to move to get out. They got they
Speaker 3: need picks, they need players, they're trying to rebuild their team.
Speaker 3: I'd be really really conscious of teams ahead of you
Speaker 3: that are willing to move, and like I say, the
Speaker 3: Broncos could be. With Sean Payton, we've seen him make
Speaker 3: big swingeo to get up a board and if he
Speaker 3: knows you're sitting on again on a running back at
Speaker 3: forty four. Here's my running back speech, because I kind
Speaker 3: of feel like you're looking at maybe a wide receiver
Speaker 3: at twelve. If you're gonna sit there in Dallas's war
Speaker 3: room and you're gonna hold on a running back at
Speaker 3: forty four, there's teams ahead of you. When there's a
Speaker 3: team behind you that could certainly know what your game
Speaker 3: plan is. And Dallas has been jumped before in these drafts,
Speaker 3: you know, and lost players that way. So Denver's another
Speaker 3: team Bears ahead, Denver behind be aware of.
Speaker 6: Those ten they've been jumped by division teams. Another one
Speaker 6: that I think is a wildcard is New Orleans. And
Speaker 6: now New Orleans has a lot of familiarity with kind
Speaker 6: of what you like is their head coach, right Kellen Moore,
Speaker 6: Doug nus Meyers, their offensive coordinator, and New Orleans basically
Speaker 6: needs everything.
Speaker 3: They could go in any direction.
Speaker 6: They might go quarterback there at nine, But if they don't,
Speaker 6: I mean, are they looking at a corner? Are they
Speaker 6: looking at an edge? Could they go offensive line? That's
Speaker 6: another team that kind of has an idea of maybe
Speaker 6: what you would be looking for based on having familiarity,
Speaker 6: and they're picking a couple spots ahead of you in
Speaker 6: every round as well, run.
Speaker 4: Beck is what you're looking for, you know? And and
Speaker 4: y'all basically said it perfectly. So I won't you know,
Speaker 4: add there, but I will say this, that's like the
Speaker 4: negative of what can happen with the teams around you.
Speaker 4: I think the positive that we should be you know,
Speaker 4: that we could be mentioning there is like more quarterbacks
Speaker 4: are just rumoredly, you know, so hey, bump a guy
Speaker 4: down if you will. I don't know who the hell
Speaker 4: said it, but there was like, hey, Jalen Milroe said yes,
Speaker 4: I would be in Green Bay.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so yeah, said yeah.
Speaker 4: So he's not going to hang around to pick forty
Speaker 4: four in Green Bay to be their lives. So we
Speaker 4: can only imagine he's gonna be a first round guy.
Speaker 4: So if we're looking at pick forty four, all those
Speaker 4: guys it's in that twenty range that we liked, they
Speaker 4: could end up there for us, you know. So, uh,
Speaker 4: that's a positive thing that could happen.
Speaker 2: That would be best case scenario. I remember Malik Davis
Speaker 2: the Liberate or not Malik Davis, Malik, Whillis, Delberty the Titans. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he was around there for that that day that draft,
Speaker 2: he was in the building. Yeah uh, it wasn't that
Speaker 2: radio city at that point, but wherever that draft was.
Speaker 2: And he ended up going in the third round and
Speaker 2: was watching the rest of.
Speaker 5: That fire your agent, you sit around.
Speaker 6: Happened to Will Levis too a couple of years ago.
Speaker 6: He early second you in early second he did, but
Speaker 6: thought he was gonna go in the first round. Thought
Speaker 6: maybe he could be a top ten pick, and that
Speaker 6: could help you. If these running backs do go, let's say,
Speaker 6: or if these quarterbacks go, let's say Tennessee takes one,
Speaker 6: maybe should door slides New Orleans Jackson Dart Like, are
Speaker 6: the Jets in the business there at seven? All of
Speaker 6: a sudden, you have three quarterbacks that go before you're
Speaker 6: on the clock there at twelve? Does a team like
Speaker 6: Pittsburgh get a little antsy one of these other teams
Speaker 6: that maybe they like a mill row? Does that help
Speaker 6: your case if you're looking to trade back now, all
Speaker 6: of a sudden, maybe the phone can ring and you
Speaker 6: can go ahead and maximize that up.
Speaker 3: I kind of feel like that Sanders is going to
Speaker 3: end up with the Saints at nine is where I think.
Speaker 3: I think Dart's the next pick. I think I think
Speaker 3: Pittsburgh is becoming comfortable with Dart. Okay, so I don't
Speaker 3: know about them. I think Pittsburgh's gonna sit and wait
Speaker 3: on that one. Is where I would go. Let me
Speaker 3: try and sell you guys in another idea of before,
Speaker 3: how interested are you in a corner? I'm interested? Yeah, yeah, okay,
Speaker 3: how inter starre you in revel the corner from I'm
Speaker 3: very interested?
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 3: Like first, I know I have him as a first
Speaker 3: round great great doctor Cooper did the surgery here. Cowboys
Speaker 3: are going to have some information on this guy. If
Speaker 3: you're holding on him, say potentially at the forty four
Speaker 3: because you think it's a blue Star special cowboy injury thing.
Speaker 3: Watch the Raiders right ahead of you there. Because the
Speaker 3: Raiders they were thirty second in pass and pass defense
Speaker 3: last year. They're going to add corners. You know, there's
Speaker 3: going to be some guys that you're going to try
Speaker 3: and wait on. I don't think you can. I mean,
Speaker 3: like I say, he would be ideal for me, and
Speaker 3: you know, because that would be a first round corner
Speaker 3: off my board and the Cowboys did bring this guy
Speaker 3: in for a thirty visit. Yep.
Speaker 2: I think that's the one team you got to navigate.
Speaker 3: Just kind of hearing that. Listen, we're looking at him
Speaker 3: pretty strong and so at thirty with their thirty second
Speaker 3: ranked pass defense. If you're sitting on him, be ready
Speaker 3: that you might not get your guy there. If that's
Speaker 3: the case, you might need to look at one of
Speaker 3: these other cars. They just released a corner too. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so that's a good point.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you brought up Las Vegas because I have
Speaker 2: another wild card team and effects Las Vegas specifically. If
Speaker 2: we had to guess right now, all four of us
Speaker 2: sitting here on this table, who would go and pick
Speaker 2: Ashton genty in the top ten?
Speaker 3: Who would your guest be Vegas? It'd be the Vegas Raiders, right, yeah,
Speaker 3: Vegas Raiders. Vegas Raiders.
Speaker 5: It to be Vegas.
Speaker 3: There's a little bit of noise that Jacksonville could take
Speaker 3: him in.
Speaker 2: Sure, I don't hate it, and there's a thought process
Speaker 2: that they like him a lot.
Speaker 3: They haven't reported a single thirty visit, but.
Speaker 5: New Englis should take them like all those guys.
Speaker 2: Guys should take him so gent could be off the
Speaker 2: board for Vegas at six. So let me ask you
Speaker 2: that question. You talked about corner in the second round
Speaker 2: for them at thirty seven. Could you turn around and say, Okay,
Speaker 2: Vegas is on the board. They didn't get their guy
Speaker 2: in the first round because Jacksonville snuck under their nose
Speaker 2: took him at five. Could that be another team to
Speaker 2: circle and say, uh oh, they may take a running
Speaker 2: back from right in front of you at forty four.
Speaker 2: Oh sure, no, no, no, absolutely, Like if they were
Speaker 2: to go Will Johnson out of Michigan or Johny Baronet
Speaker 2: of Texas to grab a guy, they may trade back
Speaker 2: at that point.
Speaker 3: You know, we've been doing this since January. Genty was
Speaker 3: never going to get to Dallas at twelve. Now, if
Speaker 3: you watch this draft, he's one of the top three
Speaker 3: players in this draft. I mean, people, are you kept
Speaker 3: mocking and I'm like, guys, goals some one of the
Speaker 3: top three players in this draft, regardless of the position.
Speaker 3: You could sit there and fight me all you want
Speaker 3: about running back positional value and all that crap. The
Speaker 3: idea is to take the best player in the draft.
Speaker 3: That's the idea. And when you start to talk about Hunter,
Speaker 3: Carter genty. Those are some of the three best players
Speaker 3: in the draft. He was never going to get to
Speaker 3: you at twelve. We should not be surprised that all
Speaker 3: of a sudden, you know, I mean, everybody's like a gosh, well, gent,
Speaker 3: you know, when you're one of the best players in
Speaker 3: this draft. And it doesn't surprise me that New England's
Speaker 3: talking about him at four, that Jacksonville's talking about him five.
Speaker 3: That's where he should, Dann be picked, regardless of the position.
Speaker 3: He's one of the best players in this draft. He
Speaker 3: was never going to get to you at twelve. It
Speaker 3: was a pipe dream.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: Everybody's oh, mocking, mocking, no, no, media scouts finally caught
Speaker 3: up to the one of the best players in the draft. Yeah,
Speaker 3: when they when you sat down and studied everything, and
Speaker 3: you started talking to all your buddies, your guys and
Speaker 3: gal friends around the league, they tell you, man, this
Speaker 3: Cinty is a hell of a player. I don't think
Speaker 3: we've seen one like him in a while.
Speaker 5: And then Brian, honestly, man, teams suck at draft and.
Speaker 2: I get this, Yeah, you should make a T shirt
Speaker 2: at that.
Speaker 5: I will.
Speaker 3: I'm shocked you happy NFL is a strange lady and
Speaker 3: teams sucking draft sucking draft.
Speaker 5: Yeah, McMillan shouldn't be in a conversation as well. Oh,
Speaker 5: I agree.
Speaker 3: I think McMillan he should be gone. He's a top
Speaker 3: five player for me.
Speaker 4: How come all of us can just all but this
Speaker 4: this this team at kid boy, it's the top you know,
Speaker 4: whatever got to me.
Speaker 2: But then when we hear putting them in the twenties, we.
Speaker 4: Hear media guys come out, Oh, I think he'll be
Speaker 4: perfect for the Ravens or the Ravens where the Ravens
Speaker 4: trade nothing to go get. I'm like, I'm I'm not
Speaker 4: buying this new noise, that golden McMillan and you know, burdening.
Speaker 4: They're just not talented enough to be top ten guys
Speaker 4: or top twelve guys. My my board, Vashlon Bardi's board.
Speaker 4: I'm keeping them first round talents. I'm taking them sixth overall,
Speaker 4: you know, just six best guy on my board. I'm
Speaker 4: not gonna lean into this new Oh, Hampton is gonna
Speaker 4: go twelve, but McMillan's gonna go nineteen.
Speaker 3: Please.
Speaker 2: Mil I ran into to Barry's church on the way
Speaker 2: back down here. On the way down to the studio,
Speaker 2: I ran into Barry. He just finished up on players lounge.
Speaker 2: He stopped and he goes, I got a question for you.
Speaker 2: He said, Tet McMillan's not gonna be there at twelve, right,
Speaker 2: he shouldn't be. And this is a guy who spent
Speaker 2: his days in may day living trying to slow down
Speaker 2: guys like Tet McMillan, and he's like, there's no way
Speaker 2: he's gonna be there at twelve. Right. Well, that's the
Speaker 2: thought process, right, is that some people the media side
Speaker 2: of things are saying, man, this this is gonna be
Speaker 2: a guy that's gonna slip a little bit. And he
Speaker 2: showed up a scenario where he could slip in our
Speaker 2: mock draft. I just don't see him even getting to
Speaker 2: that point.
Speaker 5: If genty goes to the Jags or whatever.
Speaker 4: Right, and you're Vegas, man, why would you not give
Speaker 4: Gino somebody to throw the ball to with Bowers and
Speaker 4: make this young pass catching court?
Speaker 5: Like why would you not?
Speaker 4: Like why would you look and go, No, we're gonna
Speaker 4: go with the with the edge that people got questions about,
Speaker 4: or the corner that people got questions about.
Speaker 3: The injured corners, the injured corner.
Speaker 4: I'm not buying this this new nun so Cowboy fans
Speaker 4: get ready. If Commas says prevails, team Max shouldn't be there,
Speaker 4: so you better watch some Golden film and get rid
Speaker 4: of him, just ocase.
Speaker 6: Yeah, no, Ma and Matthew Golden here in the building today.
Speaker 6: The reports were that he's been here. But I do
Speaker 6: think that stuff with McMillan is real.
Speaker 3: I think it Dax Scott Skyner report here at the
Speaker 3: end of Yeah.
Speaker 6: I think it is possible McMillan's there. I think also,
Speaker 6: I mean, do some teams look at Tyler Warren and
Speaker 6: say they think he's the best pass catcher For that?
Speaker 4: I think there's no sense two people looking at Warren
Speaker 4: over mcgillan. But I ain't gonna say that.
Speaker 3: I love Tyler Warren.
Speaker 6: I've got McMillan as my fourth best player, but I
Speaker 6: got Tyler Warren is my seventh.
Speaker 3: I'm not here for the Tyler Warren slander.
Speaker 4: I'm not slammering him, but like, if you had to
Speaker 4: pick one of them, I take McMillan.
Speaker 5: You can pick the wires ever, but I could.
Speaker 6: See teams with the impact and the mismatch problems that
Speaker 6: tight ends have. And you just saw the brock Bowers,
Speaker 6: you know, blowing up everything last year as a rookie.
Speaker 6: I could see some teams fall in love with Tyler
Speaker 6: Warren as well.
Speaker 2: I just don't I don't know if brock Bowers is
Speaker 2: the exception not the type of thing. You know, I
Speaker 2: think Warren, don't know. I like Warren a lot. He's
Speaker 2: still my top tight end, but I'm not sitting here
Speaker 2: saying he's going to be brock Bowers and put that
Speaker 2: type of is he is he Kyle.
Speaker 3: Pitts or is he brock Bowers? Which one is he? See?
Speaker 2: I liked.
Speaker 6: I think it's different hockey, so different than both more
Speaker 6: brock Bowers than Kyle Pitts.
Speaker 3: All right, I like what you just did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, who did you have rated higher?
Speaker 3: Though I had? I had both those guys higher than that, man,
Speaker 3: I both. I mean, and I feel like that I
Speaker 3: made a mistake on Pits. But you watch him play
Speaker 3: at Florida. I mean that he was doing things that
Speaker 3: down the scene, catching balls behind him over his head,
Speaker 3: all that stuff like that. He just not has not
Speaker 3: developed into what I thought he would. But that brock
Speaker 3: Bowers has made me a real scout. Again.
Speaker 2: Ask every fantasy football owner ever. Everybody's made a mistake
Speaker 2: on Kyle Pitts once twice.
Speaker 3: Ward's a really good player, though I wouldn't take him
Speaker 3: in the top ten myself.
Speaker 2: But I appreciate you. I appreciate you standing on the
Speaker 2: table for you.
Speaker 4: But I say it is though you want to You
Speaker 4: want a good lab like a good pin throw. You know,
Speaker 4: we just hated on mocks. Don't mess around. Let Coast
Speaker 4: and Loveland go like fourteen or something. I'm gonna get
Speaker 4: a good laugh about the better players bumping down the
Speaker 4: board for us when they take Coast and Loveland too high.
Speaker 4: I saw him in the mark. He was he was
Speaker 4: going like eleven the summer, Like, well, yeah, that's gross.
Speaker 3: You're overthinking that. Just take Mason Taylor in movie. I
Speaker 3: don't think no, no, no, right, listen, I'm not right.
Speaker 5: I get it, I.
Speaker 4: Listen, I get it. I love mock drafts like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah know why, because teams suck at drafting. I hate
Speaker 4: a perfect mock draft. While all the picks are perfect,
Speaker 4: goofy picks in mock drafts make a lot of sense. Yeah,
Speaker 4: because one day, we're gonna wake up. Go what you
Speaker 4: mean Cole Strange when the first round, Yeah, that's real talk.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, Cleveland Farrell at four.
Speaker 2: You'll get a Randall team suck.
Speaker 5: They will take Coast and Loveland and we will have
Speaker 5: a good laugh. Wilch up.
Speaker 3: That's why Makke gonna push you out player.
Speaker 5: Let him bump down the board and take it.
Speaker 3: That's why Mike Mark Mike Mayock's working for Westwood one Radio.
Speaker 4: And said, sorry, I don't mean to scream on your
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Speaker 3: To direct swiping people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's not give a Westwood want a bad rap
Speaker 2: here they Oh, I love Westwood We're just saying that.
Speaker 3: Like Mayoki is working for Westwood one right now, he's
Speaker 3: not being a general manage without at a table. Yeah
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Speaker 2: some twitter on the Twitter. That was Chris chrisp That
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Speaker 3: He's getting in the He's getting.
Speaker 2: In the draft mid season for um Bay. We're right there,
Speaker 2: We're two weeks out, all right. There's been a lot
Speaker 2: of buzz around maryon Hampton. Yeah ah yeah, Michael wants
Speaker 2: to know what's gaining Steme in the mainstream. For the
Speaker 2: pick to be at number twelve. How likely is that
Speaker 2: outcome for the Dallas Cowboys that Hampton, the running back
Speaker 2: from North Carolina, will be the pick at twelve.
Speaker 3: I don't think so. Just kind of talking to some
Speaker 3: folks in the organization, I think that's male Kuiper's you
Speaker 3: have to worry about mel I mean, if you really
Speaker 3: you know, he did hit the Tyler Smith, you know
Speaker 3: pick when nobody really thought that Tyler Smith was going
Speaker 3: to be here. But just kind of talking to various
Speaker 3: people in the organization, they said, listen, you know, you
Speaker 3: don't know until the commissioner walks up at the podium
Speaker 3: and all that and the way the draft goes. But
Speaker 3: I don't think he'll be the pick at twelve right now,
Speaker 3: I know that's a lot of steam and a lot
Speaker 3: of this, that and the other. And you know, I
Speaker 3: could it happened. Sure, could they draft him at twelve
Speaker 3: and then turn around at forty four and pick a
Speaker 3: wide receiver. You know, there's all that possibly. But I
Speaker 3: got the I kind of got the the inclination that
Speaker 3: that wasn't going to be the case. Who the hell
Speaker 3: is melt Kuiper junior. Don't say that he's a legend. No,
Speaker 3: that's an old Uh yeah, what was the Bill told? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Bill Tobin, Bill Tobin.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, they'll talk to your sister, your your grandmother,
Speaker 2: your neighbor. The one thing about Hampton, and we've kind
Speaker 2: of in this in the past, as we've talked about
Speaker 2: Tyler Smith as a second round possibility, we talked about
Speaker 2: Mazzie Smith as the second round possibility and kind of
Speaker 2: written them off as Hey, they're they're interested, the cowboys
Speaker 2: like them. We know that that all of that can
Speaker 2: be said about a Marion Hampton. However, those picks were
Speaker 2: made in the late twenties, whereas this one's at twelve.
Speaker 2: It's a little bit different to have that same kind
Speaker 2: of mentality say hey, this is a guy that we
Speaker 2: would love to get it at forty four, maybe even
Speaker 2: trade up to go get him in the early parts
Speaker 2: of the second round, But for him to be at
Speaker 2: twelve is still a little bit rich for the position
Speaker 2: value and for the player himself. I think Hampton's a
Speaker 2: great player, but I think all of us would sit
Speaker 2: here and say, man, at twelve, he felt like you
Speaker 2: could have filled another neede.
Speaker 3: Okay, do this real quick for the sake. Give me
Speaker 3: he's picked at twelve, Give me a receiver or your
Speaker 3: defensive tackle at forty four or corner. Yeah, give me
Speaker 3: a pair with him. That's where I would go with
Speaker 3: like Trey.
Speaker 2: Harris or Jalen j oy Oils. Those would Minteio minor
Speaker 2: did you say, mister a dtackle?
Speaker 3: You can say a wide receiver. Pick a wide receiver,
Speaker 3: a tackle, or a corner corner at that And I'm
Speaker 3: just interested to see what your pairing would be and
Speaker 3: how good you feel about Hampton, and then who you
Speaker 3: got at forty four forty four.
Speaker 2: I mean it would be like T. J. Sanders or
Speaker 2: Walter Nolan. Those are my second round guys that I
Speaker 2: think would be there. TYLERK. Williams, maybe that would be
Speaker 2: probably a thought process, and it would feel pretty good.
Speaker 3: Then if you got Hampton and TYLERK Williamson, right, yeah,
Speaker 3: the corners you have a party. Would you would feel
Speaker 3: better if it was I wouldn't feel better if it
Speaker 3: was Revel. Yeah, I'd like Ravel.
Speaker 6: What about Harston from Kentucky Nationale, Harriston Trey Amos from
Speaker 6: Ole Miss totally down?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, giving So I mean if if they did
Speaker 3: take the guy, if they took Hampton at twelve, you
Speaker 3: feel like you could do pretty good there, right, I
Speaker 3: mean me personally, I'd love to see a McMillan Revel. Yeah,
Speaker 3: combo is.
Speaker 2: What I would love to talk about, throwing a party,
Speaker 2: and if you did it, I feel like the Hampton
Speaker 2: pick would be just to secure your back. Yeah, because
Speaker 2: of everything we just talked about in the opening sets,
Speaker 2: very good, very.
Speaker 3: Good running backs to the opposed to the third round
Speaker 3: being good running backs? How about that? Yeah, that's kind
Speaker 3: of how I look at it.
Speaker 2: So you are we in agreement here kind of across
Speaker 2: the board that it is likely there's some I'm just
Speaker 2: trying to like I'm trying to I'm just I was
Speaker 2: told it, but you don't think it'll I don't think
Speaker 2: it's going to happen.
Speaker 3: I don't think it's going to happen. But you got
Speaker 3: to make sure whoever you air him with, is it
Speaker 3: going to be a wide receiver or is it going
Speaker 3: to be defensive tackle or corner? Am I right about that? Vashi?
Speaker 5: That is correct?
Speaker 4: But I tell you what, man, this team has proven
Speaker 4: to me that boy, I just cannot walk in just
Speaker 4: thinking anything's gonna be a certain kind of way because well,
Speaker 4: because we'll walk out of day one and day two, like,
Speaker 4: how the hell do we get these three guys? It
Speaker 4: happens every single year, and to Kyle's point, we do
Speaker 4: end up with these guys that may have two's on
Speaker 4: their grades and draft them at the back of the ones.
Speaker 5: But this class is different. So how many ones do
Speaker 5: you have?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 5: Like, yeah, I have thirteen, but the Cowboys may have eight.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So by the time we're on the clock, if McMillan
Speaker 4: is gone like we say, and gent is gone, and
Speaker 4: Golden is gone because some of the team like him
Speaker 4: and he runs fast, they might be out of ones. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and now we are, right, guys, who's our best twos?
Speaker 5: In Hampton? Might be one of one of their best two.
Speaker 3: I don't disagree with you on that. Like I said,
Speaker 3: I think we'll have to wait. I know, just the
Speaker 3: initial conversation that I had was that that no, but
Speaker 3: you don't know until the things starts unfolding. You know
Speaker 3: where they're, where their grades are. They could see these
Speaker 3: guys completely different from where we're at right now. I
Speaker 3: love to have No Hampton awesome player, awesome player if we're.
Speaker 2: I mean, if we're drafting him at forty four. I
Speaker 2: think all of us would that whatever happened in the
Speaker 2: first round tremendous value, but.
Speaker 3: We wouldn't take him over McMillan. Or how about even Golden?
Speaker 2: Probably not. I haven't stacked my board like that yet,
Speaker 2: but probably not. Those two are much closer for me,
Speaker 2: but Golden above it. But I'd probably still I'd still
Speaker 2: I'd still probably take Golden.
Speaker 5: Table.
Speaker 4: Let me ask you all this, what is running back
Speaker 4: round two wiped out look like? For y'all like Judkins
Speaker 4: went forty three or something. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 4: and we're left with RJ. Harvey and Samson. You know
Speaker 4: what I'm saying is, what is what is round two
Speaker 4: running back wiped out?
Speaker 3: Looking? It's it's Genty's gone, Johnson's gone, Hampton's gone, and
Speaker 3: Henderson's are gone. That's it for me.
Speaker 2: Any those are the four guys yep, first two.
Speaker 3: Right, And I know some people have Hampton over Johnson,
Speaker 3: which is cool. I mean, but I'll go either way there,
Speaker 3: but that would be wiped out for me. That's what
Speaker 3: I was talking about. Very good as opposed to good. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I think those are the top four guys clearly.
Speaker 4: Okay, So is Junkins a guy that you would take
Speaker 4: at forty four in round two?
Speaker 6: See, I love him at seventy six, but we would
Speaker 6: love him as seventy what I'm saying, but he just yeah.
Speaker 3: He asked you if you take him at forty four? Yes, yeah,
Speaker 3: I would.
Speaker 4: Junkins and RJ. Harvey are kind of like that's what
Speaker 4: you left with and I don't. I don't want to
Speaker 4: be in that range where damn boy, all the running
Speaker 4: backs that we might hear are gone.
Speaker 5: So now we got third round greater guys in round two?
Speaker 5: Do they go?
Speaker 4: All right, we'll just wait to the third round. Yeah, Junkins, Harvey, Sampson,
Speaker 4: they're all gone. And now we are round three, Like, well,
Speaker 4: is that so what I'm saying is that to keep
Speaker 4: from getting cute, you may have to reach. What if
Speaker 4: they walk in this thing going? Man, look bro, but
Speaker 4: enemies necessary. We need to improve running back right now,
Speaker 4: Miles Sanders may not make the team. Sorry, we need
Speaker 4: to get a running back and we don't want to reach.
Speaker 3: This is why they would take him at twelve.
Speaker 5: That's why you make a case for that.
Speaker 3: They feel like that their best guy, Genti's off the
Speaker 3: board and they don't want to take a chance. They
Speaker 3: don't want to wait, they don't want to see Sam
Speaker 3: Sam Sampson and Jenkins and Harvey and Joan James from
Speaker 3: or they don't want to see that. They want to
Speaker 3: you know, they want to make sure that they get
Speaker 3: their guy.
Speaker 5: Three mi dress in a row man, What did he hear?
Speaker 2: See that's who is talking?
Speaker 3: But see that's and then you know, you talk to
Speaker 3: some folks and they say, I don't see that right now.
Speaker 3: But then they say, but you never know. And and
Speaker 3: that's where the never know scares the hell out of me.
Speaker 4: Right now, even Daniel Jeremiah, I'm gonna put Matthew Golden
Speaker 4: right here, but but don't be surprised.
Speaker 6: Yeah no, yeah, well, hey, I mean, what if things
Speaker 6: got a little crazy and Jenty goes to the Raiders
Speaker 6: and then at ten the Bears took Henderson.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Good, And now all of a sudden, there's two running
Speaker 6: backs that we've got in the top ten and nobody
Speaker 6: was expecting that. And now you're on the clock at
Speaker 6: twelve and you're thinking, holy crap, if we don't pull
Speaker 6: the trigger on a Marion Ampton ear, are we going
Speaker 6: to get a running back that we feel great about?
Speaker 2: Man, we thought it was crazy when Gibbs and Bejeon
Speaker 2: right in the top twelve, and then you would get
Speaker 2: three guys going on the top of twelve at that point.
Speaker 3: Would you guys be comfortable picking Johnson from Iowa at
Speaker 3: forty four?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 5: Sure, yes, sure?
Speaker 3: Then that then we're okay, we'll be fine. I think
Speaker 3: so too, because I think he's the one guy that
Speaker 3: might actually be there.
Speaker 2: If he's there, yeah, I mean he's he has not
Speaker 2: got a lot of buzz. It's so down.
Speaker 5: That's actually perfectly and I've got him as the number
Speaker 5: two back.
Speaker 2: I think either way, we're gonna look at our second
Speaker 2: round pick and feel pretty damn good about it.
Speaker 5: You have to, I think right right, No matter.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of names in forty four that I
Speaker 3: think we're gonna be really happy.
Speaker 2: We're gonna be fine at forty four.
Speaker 4: Man cow you say that, boy? But the last two
Speaker 4: the boy man Marshawn Neal, How do we get here?
Speaker 2: I liked Marshon Neal.
Speaker 3: I thought he was a like. I had him as
Speaker 3: my thirty six top guy on my board.
Speaker 12: You bet it with me?
Speaker 2: I was feeling pretty good. Yeah, Twitter on the twenty
Speaker 2: things fotch. The French entry says, I don't know what
Speaker 2: that means. I'm sure that's probably like an innu indo
Speaker 2: or something.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 2: Picking after the forty nine ers, which Cowboys target is
Speaker 2: San Francisco most likely to pluck? Just before they go
Speaker 2: on the clock. Kind of going along with our conversation,
Speaker 2: anyone in that first second McMillan, McMillan's that guy take
Speaker 2: a wide receiver. They absolutely can't McMillan, Membo.
Speaker 5: They can go uh either one of those.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they could take banks. Uh, they could go corner.
Speaker 6: They could go will Johnson if out of Michigan, they
Speaker 6: could I mean the maybe John A Baron out of Texas.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 6: And then they could do that every single round. Maybe
Speaker 6: maybe go a guy that you like, are gonna be
Speaker 6: a pain in your ass.
Speaker 3: San Francisco because of their ability to say, you know,
Speaker 3: we'll just take our guys and don't have a problem
Speaker 3: with it, or they'll just say we'll trade out of there,
Speaker 3: and people, let's listen. The Dallas Cowboys are probably the
Speaker 3: most covered team when it comes to the NFL draft.
Speaker 3: Teams look at the work that's done here. It's not
Speaker 3: saying that in a bragging way. It's true. It's true.
Speaker 3: And they look and they say, well, heck, somebody's telling
Speaker 3: these guys something. And Dallas is going to look at
Speaker 3: this and look at this, and oh look, their thirty
Speaker 3: visits got posted. And look we're talking about their thirty visits.
Speaker 3: It's terrifying to sit in that room and know all
Speaker 3: that information is going out. But the Cowboys are okay
Speaker 3: with that. You know, to me it would be But anyway,
Speaker 3: I just kind of feel like teams know that they
Speaker 3: could potentially jump ahead of you with San Francisco and others,
Speaker 3: you know, because they'll have an idea what Dallas is
Speaker 3: going to do.
Speaker 6: And the local beat is expressing they've got a lot
Speaker 6: of love for Walter Nolan, the defensive tackle at all miss.
Speaker 3: Now for us, we might be fine with that. Go
Speaker 3: ahead and take Walter Nolan.
Speaker 6: Maybe some people with the Cowboys will be thinking, ooh,
Speaker 6: that's our favorite defensive tackle. That would really sting and
Speaker 6: hurt us.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh, you're saying in front like San Francisco, they
Speaker 2: could go anywhere. That's what makes them true wild card.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm looking on my draft spreadsheet as I
Speaker 2: put together my team needs and things like that. I
Speaker 2: put down teams that sign top one hundred free agents, right,
Speaker 2: and every team has at least one name in that
Speaker 2: line except for one team, San Francisco team. And they
Speaker 2: got rid of a ton of the lost so much
Speaker 2: and they gave up all anything.
Speaker 3: They gave up all their top one hundred so they
Speaker 3: can get under the cap or try and sign their quarterback.
Speaker 3: That's what they've done. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And they could go detackle, they could go edge, they
Speaker 2: could go offensive tackle, running back, corner, wide receiver, it
Speaker 2: doesn't matter. They could go very similar to the Cowboys.
Speaker 2: It's very very similar. Dallas only has one name on
Speaker 2: that list. By the way, All right, moving from there,
Speaker 2: anybody watched Jalen Smith corner from USC. I know we've
Speaker 2: kind of briefly mentioned him a couple times. I have
Speaker 2: notged him. No, I have not watched the He's a
Speaker 2: Senior Bowl Cats. It will come back to it, DC
Speaker 2: D zero seven four. These people that don't have names,
Speaker 2: we gotta get names on these guys, all right.
Speaker 3: Nothing wrong with putting your name on your Twitter. The
Speaker 3: egg people are my favor.
Speaker 2: Yeah that's best.
Speaker 3: Give me an underrated quarterback.
Speaker 2: This is from Mike. Give me an underrated quarterback that
Speaker 2: you've watched recently. I know you guys have gotten on quarterback.
Speaker 2: We're talking QB talking QB here. Anybody that sticks out
Speaker 2: to you other than Will Howard rotris other than Will Howard.
Speaker 4: Then though, they all kind of they're all kind of underwhelming.
Speaker 4: Tyler Schu may get drafted highly, Okay, but that don't
Speaker 4: mean I would take him as high as I think
Speaker 4: he'll get drafted.
Speaker 3: Oh look, we got we got a video. We could
Speaker 3: scout this kid up from USC right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, tell me what you're seeing here? That is Jaaln
Speaker 2: Smith Beamer throwing him up.
Speaker 3: I see he's running around. Yeah, he looks like he's
Speaker 3: getting in on a tackle there. But yeah, you know what,
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what. Somebody is going to draft Dylan Gabriel. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 3: we haven't had this.
Speaker 5: This guy is.
Speaker 3: This guy is so accurate throwing the football. He's short,
Speaker 3: he's going to be under six foot tall. Watch the
Speaker 3: Miami Dolphins here, you know, watch a team that has
Speaker 3: a left handed short quarterback for their starter. This guy,
Speaker 3: Dylan Gabriel will be a really nice fit for a
Speaker 3: team like the doll Dolphins. You don't have to, you know,
Speaker 3: have to flip your offense over if something happens. You know,
Speaker 3: you could still play left handed. So watch Dylan Gabriel
Speaker 3: potentially ended up with the Miami Dolphins. But I think
Speaker 3: he's People are not talking about him near enough. They're
Speaker 3: talking about his lack of height. Ye yeah, but you
Speaker 3: watch him throwing the football right here. It's just such
Speaker 3: the quick release, smooth, smooth. He could move around the pocket,
Speaker 3: if he could run out of trouble.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: But yeah, this is this plays right into what you
Speaker 3: know it Mike McDaniel and those guys down there in
Speaker 3: Miami play with. But we're not talking about him nearly enough.
Speaker 3: There's there's a reason why we're talking about Ferguson to
Speaker 3: tie end there, James are running back and all these
Speaker 3: other guys. Because Dylan Gabriel played pretty damn well for Oregon,
Speaker 3: who was number one in the country.
Speaker 2: For most of the year, I'm glad you brought him
Speaker 2: up because measurables, they're not necessarily there. No, that's not
Speaker 2: his strong suit. But I when I watched him, I
Speaker 2: thought he was one of the more technically sound quarterbacks
Speaker 2: in the draft. And he's done it in different systems,
Speaker 2: which I thought was really interesting. You see Oklahoma, Oregon,
Speaker 2: that's pro style air raid spread between the three of them. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and he's done it differently across the board. So when
Speaker 2: you look at what he's done and the IQ that
Speaker 2: he had and the success that he consistently had, whether
Speaker 2: it was in the American Conference with the UCF, yes
Speaker 2: they were still in the American Oklahoma in.
Speaker 3: The Big twelve, yes they were still in the Big twelve.
Speaker 2: And then Oregon whenever they jumped to the Big Ten.
Speaker 2: He had success everywhere and ended up being one of
Speaker 2: the more decorated quarterbacks in NFL history. A lot of
Speaker 2: times when you see those records, guys like Case Keenum
Speaker 2: come to mind. Right, he spent it all at Houston.
Speaker 2: He was there the entire time, in the same system
Speaker 2: all the way through. Dylan Gabriel became a leaderboard mainstay
Speaker 2: through three different programs. I think that holds weight for
Speaker 2: some people.
Speaker 3: The last quarterback that came out of Oregon we all
Speaker 3: didn't like, and he ended up being a really good
Speaker 3: player for the Broncos. He sure did, He sure did.
Speaker 6: The other quarterback I throw out would be Curtis Rourke
Speaker 6: the Indiana Cabana, because he's got the size and I
Speaker 6: do like his anticipation.
Speaker 3: He'll stand in there, he'll take a hit. Now, he's
Speaker 3: a true pocket passer. This guy.
Speaker 6: If he's got to go off platform work outside of structure,
Speaker 6: good luck. Okay, But when it comes like the back
Speaker 6: shoulder throw, he'll make some placement throws or I'm like, man,
Speaker 6: that dude can zing it and he'll push the ball
Speaker 6: down the field.
Speaker 3: And I was pretty impressed.
Speaker 6: I mean, you go to a program in Indiana, now
Speaker 6: the head coach google me right, that dude does win
Speaker 6: everywhere he goes. But what they did in a new need,
Speaker 6: a Hoosier team that is not used to winning a
Speaker 6: ton of football games really since Michael Pennix Junior left
Speaker 6: Curtis Rourke that that could be a guy take a
Speaker 6: flyer on on day three.
Speaker 2: He has some injury background. I think he tore his
Speaker 2: ac times, so he's got some injury there. But I
Speaker 2: think you're right whenever it comes to the arm talent,
Speaker 2: Ashley wants to know best edge possibilities on day three.
Speaker 2: So going into day three, what are some of those
Speaker 2: edge guys. I know we talked about the early day,
Speaker 2: Day one, day two guys, but what about day three?
Speaker 2: Is there any well you.
Speaker 3: Don't have a Day three pick, you know, I mean,
Speaker 3: I mean the fourth round, the fourth round. So so
Speaker 3: what you're thinking about is, you know you're probably going
Speaker 3: to unless you get one. But I see what they're
Speaker 3: asking there. But if round, who.
Speaker 2: Are some names?
Speaker 4: I'll tell you what man once you vis Land like,
Speaker 4: they're all the same kind of guy. So Joey Ivy, Tyler, Baron, Tyler,
Speaker 4: Baddie from b Yut.
Speaker 3: We watched him, Johnny Walker Junior missoo, I'll join.
Speaker 4: M Open from Notre Dame. I mean he's kind of
Speaker 4: just kind of picked a guy that's down there. But
Speaker 4: that goes back to what we were saying earlier. If
Speaker 4: I want to edge, I kind of want to get
Speaker 4: him forth round up. But these guys, they're going to
Speaker 4: be like run stopping dudes, three techs sometimes guys.
Speaker 5: But but there's some silid dudes.
Speaker 6: Play and watch out for our Boise State edge a
Speaker 6: mad hassanin the Egyptian Cowboy.
Speaker 5: That's his name.
Speaker 3: That'll be his name. Yeah, that'll be his name. That
Speaker 3: will be his name, the Egyptian Cowboy.
Speaker 6: He'll be the first player drafted Boise State guy and
Speaker 6: he hasn't played a lot of football. It doesn't look
Speaker 6: like it that that dude's got some ross talent and
Speaker 6: some instincts. He was also Shrine Bowl guy. We got
Speaker 6: to see the size is there for him. He could
Speaker 6: end up making a team very very happy. And then
Speaker 6: Elijah Roberts from SMU Baby, some teams want to kick
Speaker 6: him inside and play defensive tackle.
Speaker 3: I like Elijah Roberts. He might go a little higher.
Speaker 3: I I think he will too. I mean, I was
Speaker 3: I was kind of thinking, do you have a Q Robinson?
Speaker 3: Remind me of Q Robbins. You really liked qu Robinson
Speaker 3: out of Alabama. Alabama right.
Speaker 4: Hey, man, pass rusher, standing linebacker type dude, doesn't really
Speaker 4: have all the technique down, but he's bend, is all
Speaker 4: get out, burst his hell, and that's kind of what
Speaker 4: his job is.
Speaker 5: He ain't really got it all together right now.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 4: Sometimes they'll line him up at linebacker because that's just
Speaker 4: what he was. But yeah, for the most part, he's
Speaker 4: a pass rushing edge dude, and he wasn't on the
Speaker 4: field too much.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I kind of that you have him.
Speaker 5: I got him into fives.
Speaker 3: That's where I forgot him. Yeah, he's kind of one
Speaker 3: of those guys when you look at him, I mean
Speaker 3: he he's played behind some really good players in his career,
Speaker 3: Dallas Turner, Will Anderson, Chris Braswell and those guys.
Speaker 2: I mean, he was recruited as a safety, believe.
Speaker 12: It or not.
Speaker 3: Six four, two forty three. But man, he's he's one
Speaker 3: of those guys that's got some bend. He's got some
Speaker 3: flexibility for his his height as well. Uh, you know,
Speaker 3: metrics will tell you too. And the reason why I
Speaker 3: was curious watch and I were doing this guy his
Speaker 3: win rate at twenty four percent pass rush reps was
Speaker 3: one of the most was one of the better ones
Speaker 3: in the country. So Q Robinson Alabama, maybe a Day
Speaker 3: three game, maybe a fourth round guy when this is
Speaker 3: all said and done.
Speaker 2: Did you have him in the fourth? I had him
Speaker 2: in the fourth. Yeah, see, I've got him in the
Speaker 2: early parts of the fifth. But then I think there's
Speaker 2: a drop off from there because you mentioned some of
Speaker 2: those guys birch Ivy, Baron Cannard. I'm just all over
Speaker 2: the list here from Robinson, He's kind of my last
Speaker 2: fifth round grade there, and then it drops to guys
Speaker 2: like like Jones and ingramd Dawkins and digs from there.
Speaker 2: For me, I think Ingram Dawkins could possibly get drafted
Speaker 2: earlier because of the speed and the way that he
Speaker 2: run or ran at the combine. But there are a
Speaker 2: couple of different things along the way. From EDG Rusher,
Speaker 2: I just think there's a drop off separation. I agree
Speaker 2: there's got to be something about Johnny Walker Junior that
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 5: We were talked about.
Speaker 2: We talked about him on Tuesday a little bit because
Speaker 2: I brought him up radar.
Speaker 12: That guy.
Speaker 3: I think his tape is fun, it's a system fit.
Speaker 2: He's got better every year.
Speaker 6: He's got natural bend. I love the first step quickness
Speaker 6: that he's got. That's a player to me that I
Speaker 6: think is going to translate and be really good in
Speaker 6: the NFL. Yeah, I agree with you on that one.
Speaker 2: All right? That does it for us here on Twitter
Speaker 2: on the twenty got more than two questions in today.
Speaker 3: That worked out?
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Speaker 2: Uh but yeah, we're two weeks out from the draft.
Speaker 2: If you had to guess today, gentlemen, who would the
Speaker 2: twelfth pick be? Who do you think it would be?
Speaker 2: Based on your conversations you're studying two weeks out. I mean,
Speaker 2: I'll ask you again. I'm I'm certain before we get there,
Speaker 2: probably when we get to pick ten, and I'm like,
Speaker 2: who's still on your board?
Speaker 3: Who's your pick? But right now, as we said, two
Speaker 3: weeks out, who do you think twelve is going.
Speaker 5: To be coming?
Speaker 4: Senseys Tedoro McMillan even better comments. Sense says he shouldn't
Speaker 4: be there because he's so damn good. Golden would be
Speaker 4: a guy that makes I'm sorry if I'm taking all
Speaker 4: the answers, No, no, you're doing you know. Golden is
Speaker 4: a guy that that that we should possibly take. But
Speaker 4: I think we should be ready for our corner from
Speaker 4: Michigan we should just be.
Speaker 2: Royal Johnson, Will Johnson. So who out of those if
Speaker 2: you're like one guy, one name, who is it?
Speaker 5: Mc millan.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think Ted McMillan. If I had to guess
Speaker 6: right now, like if I had to play, you know,
Speaker 6: somebody says, hey, it's do or die. Yeah, Teed McMillan
Speaker 6: would be the guy. And I do think he's got
Speaker 6: a good shot at getting there. I just don't think
Speaker 6: that if you're looking at the teams ahead, I don't know.
Speaker 6: I mean, maybe we'd have mentioned San Francisco. Carolina is interesting.
Speaker 6: I don't know what they're gonna do necessarily at number eight,
Speaker 6: but I don't think they'd go wide receiver there. So
Speaker 6: I do think Ted's got a shot to make it
Speaker 6: to twelve. I'd link Ted rowand McMillan.
Speaker 2: I think that scenario that we brought up earlier with
Speaker 2: Jacksonville taking genty at five, I think that would hinder
Speaker 2: mcmill it.
Speaker 6: Would I do thinks is pretty locked into Mason Graham,
Speaker 6: you think so, I do. I think they're gonna take
Speaker 6: Mason Draam. Their gyms talked a lot about defensive line. Now, hey,
Speaker 6: maybe if Graham ends up going to New England or something.
Speaker 6: Travis Hunter goes to to Cleveland and Admiral Carter ends
Speaker 6: up going three to the Giants. Maybe that changes some things.
Speaker 6: Things could go in a different order here. But I
Speaker 6: guess is today I'm sticking with Ted.
Speaker 4: Fellas, Like, is there a small possibility that Dallas not us,
Speaker 4: but Dallas likes Golden More.
Speaker 3: I was gonna pick gold is who I was. There's
Speaker 3: a possibility that's who I was gonna pick. I think
Speaker 3: they're gonna take.
Speaker 2: Golden over McMillan.
Speaker 3: I think, I just I think, you know, I think
Speaker 3: Voch lated it out for you. I think it's gonna
Speaker 3: come down to either the corners of the wide receivers here.
Speaker 3: And but my gut feeling is they're gonna like the
Speaker 3: explosiveness of Golden is what they're gonna like. And and
Speaker 3: it's not that they're gonna they're gonna see a guy
Speaker 3: that that, as the season were on in big games
Speaker 3: for Texas, played huge and and you know, he looks
Speaker 3: like to me that he's just got so much to
Speaker 3: his game. You can move him a lot of different spots,
Speaker 3: but that speed is legit. He plays that fast when
Speaker 3: you watch him on the outside and they play off
Speaker 3: coverage on him and he's closing cushion. You see panic
Speaker 3: in these dbs, and then he could just he could
Speaker 3: pivot and drive. Look at he just running by people
Speaker 3: right there, and like I said, it looked like Louisiana
Speaker 3: Monroe there. But you know, to me, it's just that
Speaker 3: speed is legit and I think they really do like
Speaker 3: all these receivers, but this guy has that ability to
Speaker 3: drive you off the football and come back, and he
Speaker 3: can make contested catches. He could separate. You know, that's
Speaker 3: one of the things that we haven't seen really with
Speaker 3: McMillan is but we always say McMillan's an eighty twenty catcher,
Speaker 3: eighty percent to go to he's going to get him.
Speaker 3: But this guy right here has got a different level
Speaker 3: of play speed and I think that's what's going to
Speaker 3: maybe booy him a McMillan. Let me ask you this question,
Speaker 3: and that's just me just playing playing a detective man here.
Speaker 2: Okay, the if you had to look at the Cowboys
Speaker 2: current wide receiver room, Yeah, what is the element of
Speaker 2: wide receivers? So like fundamental elements right that they're missing
Speaker 2: the most.
Speaker 3: They will tell me they will. Yeah, they separation speed, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Bigger fast dudes, Like they're fast. Guy is like Turbert
Speaker 4: right now. But you know, uh Mingo, h Brook, this
Speaker 4: is floorinoid. They're kind of jump over you guys. They're
Speaker 4: physical guys.
Speaker 3: And this is why Golden would probably it's a little
Speaker 3: different than them. H I think that they like Mingo
Speaker 3: a lot more than we do. Oh they do. And
Speaker 3: that's what I'm saying. I think they're looking at Mingo
Speaker 3: if they had to have a legitimate X. That's a
Speaker 3: big body player. That's a big body guy. And they're
Speaker 3: probably thinking with Dak him throwing him the ball. Look
Speaker 3: at that right there, that double move on Georgia right
Speaker 3: there and then coming back to the ball.
Speaker 4: He does a great jobs when you throwing anything looking
Speaker 4: goofy out there and Golden just catches it all.
Speaker 3: So Starks was over there like, what the hell, what
Speaker 3: the hell, what the hell? You know one of those things.
Speaker 3: But uh no, I I kind of feel like though
Speaker 3: to me that they're going to see, they're gonna they're
Speaker 3: gonna want to see what they have with with Mingo.
Speaker 3: But this guy gives them, this guy gives them a
Speaker 3: different element when it comes to separation speed. That's why
Speaker 3: I'm just I don't know, it's not knowing anything. It's
Speaker 3: just I'm kind of looking at who they currently have.
Speaker 2: How would he compare to McMillan.
Speaker 6: Just to ask the question, this guy in the red zone,
Speaker 6: mc Millan's right there. I just think McMillan's better other
Speaker 6: than just the forty yard dash. Yeah, I'm taking McMillan
Speaker 6: over anything Golden's given me.
Speaker 4: Would you just say about I say Mingo. Mingo probably
Speaker 4: blocks better. Yeah, McMillan does everything else better, better than
Speaker 4: what about Golden and McMillan. As far as Golden and McMillan,
Speaker 4: Golden definitely runs routes better. Like he changes tempos, he
Speaker 4: he gains ground quicker than McMillan. McMillan gets faster down
Speaker 4: the field, speed, he builds up speed. One strider T
Speaker 4: Max is the better red zone guy because I literally
Speaker 4: feel like you could throw it anywhere and he'll come
Speaker 4: down with it. It depends on how he gets off
Speaker 4: the line of scrimmage. I think Golden has more ways
Speaker 4: to get off the line of scrimmage.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 4: If you talk about which one of these guys are
Speaker 4: different than the guys we have in the room right now.
Speaker 4: Golden is much different than anybody that we have in
Speaker 4: his room right now. If you just think about fast
Speaker 4: guys in the room right now, it's Turping and Turps
Speaker 4: a little bitty so Turp is gonna have his own
Speaker 4: package or whatever. But just as a wire receiver too,
Speaker 4: kind of guy Golden. Golden's running past, He's beating everybody
Speaker 4: in the full race, He's been lamb in the foot
Speaker 4: race and everything. So there's pros and cons to both.
Speaker 4: I would love to ask Dak, you know, just just
Speaker 4: away from everybody, and which one of these guys would
Speaker 4: you rather throw to? Because think about this.
Speaker 3: To contested receivers all his career. Basically I need with
Speaker 3: the exception of cooperate.
Speaker 5: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: So when when dead was here and he was jumping
Speaker 4: over everybody that wasn't the past or properly used it.
Speaker 4: When Dak turns in, you know, to this passer, now
Speaker 4: Gallup turns into the jump over you got. But Gallup
Speaker 4: ain't the same kind of jump over you got the
Speaker 4: des or Chad Tamaki is right, So now you going,
Speaker 4: all right? I got Dak that can place the football
Speaker 4: now let's get him like a super jump ball guy.
Speaker 4: I think he would love to have that. Or Dak
Speaker 4: is the passing dude, the I'm on time, I'm accurate guy.
Speaker 4: Golden is the on time accurate guy. I think it's
Speaker 4: a real conversation. They haven over there and yeah, both
Speaker 4: of them have been in the building.
Speaker 2: Yeah they have both been here. They're both reported thirty visits.
Speaker 2: I mean, the thing about what is Brian Schottenheimer thinking
Speaker 2: from an offensive standpoint? What do you want more? Do
Speaker 2: you want the X? Do you want the big receiver?
Speaker 2: Do you want the crossers over the middle? Because one
Speaker 2: way or the other, it's going to be different. And
Speaker 2: you've got I mean, you've got Nick Millan mc millan.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think so he excels the inbreaking routes
Speaker 2: over the middle of the field. And that's kind of
Speaker 2: what they wanted Cooks to do.
Speaker 6: Is their wide receiver too, And he's a smaller bodied
Speaker 6: receiver that does not fit what he wanted.
Speaker 2: Now, granted still had success in the red zone here
Speaker 2: he did, And I think Ted.
Speaker 3: Is a guy that can do all of that for you.
Speaker 6: I just think he's a better wide receiver personally, and
Speaker 6: I get it like the four two nine speed that
Speaker 6: the Golden Ring. That's amazing, and he is a good player.
Speaker 6: But I think we're acting like Ted McMillan that' no no, no,
Speaker 6: I pretending like he can't run.
Speaker 3: W I went no no, I went opposite of what
Speaker 3: you guys think, because I was thinking what they were
Speaker 3: trying to think. Yeah, I agree with me McMillan. I've
Speaker 3: actually got Hunters my number one receiver. Okay, I mean
Speaker 3: I'm a I'm a hunter. I'm a wide receiver hunter guy. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so that would be Million's second, actually a burden after him.
Speaker 3: I was trying to think of what they were looking at,
Speaker 3: and they're probably could be right. They're looking They're probably
Speaker 3: looking at we do not have a separator, and I
Speaker 3: think that they really want to see if this mingo
Speaker 3: thing is gonna work, and they probably feel like, Okay,
Speaker 3: do we need another big bodied receiver. Absolutely, you'd love
Speaker 3: to have Ted McMillan. I'm also thinking that, like, okay,
Speaker 3: do we have speed other than in Vach put it
Speaker 3: very well? Other than Turpin, you really don't have anybody
Speaker 3: that can really really run it can threaten defenses the
Speaker 3: way that Golden can so I could see them. I
Speaker 3: know all of us would pick McMillan absolutely. I could
Speaker 3: also see them saying this guy fits, gives us something
Speaker 3: that we don't currently.
Speaker 2: Have well, and I think a decision that they're trying
Speaker 2: to sift through themselves, because when you look at even
Speaker 2: in past drafts, like going back to twenty twenty, you
Speaker 2: look at guys that overlap as both formal visits at
Speaker 2: the Combine and thirty visits here, it's rare to see that.
Speaker 2: A lot of times it's either or you're either going
Speaker 2: to meet in the formal at the Combine or you're
Speaker 2: gonna come here. Both McMillan and Golden were formals at
Speaker 2: the Combines and thirty visits. So what that tells me
Speaker 2: is that if we're getting there the twelve, those are
Speaker 2: two names that we really do have to look at specifically,
Speaker 2: because if there's that double overlap, then there's two guys
Speaker 2: they're trying to decide between, and they're trying to find
Speaker 2: little things here and there that they feel like they
Speaker 2: may fit better. You just hope this isn't thee you
Speaker 2: select Rugs or Riager. Yeah, you know, when there's others
Speaker 2: on the board, you know what I'm saying. If you
Speaker 2: Philadelphia made a choice to take.
Speaker 3: Rigor when Lamb and others were on the board, and
Speaker 3: they paid for that, you know, well they paid for
Speaker 3: it in a way. They had to go and trade
Speaker 3: for another wide receiver and stuff.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 3: But but you do not want to if you're the Cowboys,
Speaker 3: you don't want to be in that draft where you
Speaker 3: draft the Riga the wrong right.
Speaker 6: Before we wrap, though, I do think it's interesting they've
Speaker 6: met with Memboo and then Calvin Banks junior. Yeah, Like
Speaker 6: I wonder if if offensive line could be sleeper there
Speaker 6: for them, yeah at twelve.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I think I think more likely Banks would
Speaker 3: be in that conversation than Memboo myself.
Speaker 2: And remember those guys were not formal visits at the Combine,
Speaker 2: So think about going back to that overlapping. You got
Speaker 2: to look at those guys, Golden McMillan on those lists.
Speaker 2: All right, That does it for us here on the
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