Draft.

Draft.

It's now officially open. The draft season is coming to a close. John Smoke and Tony Pauline with you to glide you down to a nice landing.

It's now officially open. The draft season is coming to a close. John Smoke and Tony Pauline with you to glide you down to a nice landing.

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The draft is in the books. We had our quick draft review on Saturday night of the draft. Go check that out us our previous and we talk about favorite classes, best fits, worst fits, best late round sleepers, all that sort of stuff. So make sure you go check that out in our draft season podcast feed. Today, we'll go a little bit longer. We'll try to give you ninety seconds or maybe two minutes on every NFL team and what they did in the draft, and then we're gonna have one more episode coming your way next week. Tony will give us our way too early look at the twenty twenty four class and give everybody some homework to do, including me, over the next four or five months. But I know about three names. Tony's got the rest of them Kayleb Williams, Yeah, Melvin Harmison, Junior Woo. And then we'll figure out what other guys could be big time prospects coming out in next year's NFL Draft. But for now, we're gonna go vision by division, team by team, We're gonna start with the AFC East and Tony. We might a little start at the Buffalo Bills, who trying to make a run here. They lost some team players in fur agency last year. And I'll go through the names very quickly for each team. Tight End Dalton k and Kad round one, Osirius Torrenson, Round two, Dorian Williams, linebacker two lane, round three, Justin Shorter, the toolsy big receiver from Florida in round five, then two round seven picks and Nick Broker and Alex Austin. I like the Dalton and Osiris Torrens picks. I think they're walking starters for Buffalo. Your thoughts on the class.

The draft is in the books. We had our quick draft review on Saturday night of the draft. Go check that out us our previous and we talk about favorite classes, best fits, worst fits, best late round sleepers, all that sort of stuff. So make sure you go check that out in our draft season podcast feed. Today, we'll go a little bit longer. We'll try to give you ninety seconds or maybe two minutes on every NFL team and what they did in the draft, and then we're gonna have one more episode coming your way next week. Tony will give us our way too early look at the twenty twenty four class and give everybody some homework to do, including me, over the next four or five months. But I know about three names. Tony's got the rest of them Kayleb Williams, Yeah, Melvin Harmison, Junior Woo. And then we'll figure out what other guys could be big time prospects coming out in next year's NFL Draft. But for now, we're gonna go vision by division, team by team, We're gonna start with the AFC East and Tony. We might a little start at the Buffalo Bills, who trying to make a run here. They lost some team players in fur agency last year. And I'll go through the names very quickly for each team. Tight End Dalton k and Kad round one, Osirius Torrenson, Round two, Dorian Williams, linebacker two lane, round three, Justin Shorter, the toolsy big receiver from Florida in round five, then two round seven picks and Nick Broker and Alex Austin. I like the Dalton and Osiris Torrens picks. I think they're walking starters for Buffalo. Your thoughts on the class.

Yeah, I don't think it's making a run. They want those last pieces to get him over the hump, you know, they get him into the super Bowl. I thought they did a good job making the trade up to get Dalton Konka, which is in need. I mean, he's gonna add a next extra body on that tin en position, another pass catching threat they needed. Offensive lineman Osyrus Torrens. I don't know he's gonna be a Day one starter, but he has starting potential down the road. Dorrian Williams fits that scheme sort of the undersized one gap minebacker. That's terrific running the ball. Justin short will be in interesting to see. I had just been shorter on my tight end board. I think he's a moved tight end or he's a bigger receiver. He's a solid pass catcher. That's that's no doubt about it. And they're gonna have to have a decision. They're gonna have to make a decision with Gabe Davis soon. He could fit in there. Nick Broker could be a major steal. I mean two years ago we were talking about Nick Broker as a potential Day two pick at left tackle. He moved into guard. His plays kind of leveled off, but he's a solid player. Doesn't have the great upside, but he's fundamentally sound. He's smart, and he's tough. And that could be a seventh round steal the Nick Broker.

Yeah, I don't think it's making a run. They want those last pieces to get him over the hump, you know, they get him into the super Bowl. I thought they did a good job making the trade up to get Dalton Konka, which is in need. I mean, he's gonna add a next extra body on that tin en position, another pass catching threat they needed. Offensive lineman Osyrus Torrens. I don't know he's gonna be a Day one starter, but he has starting potential down the road. Dorrian Williams fits that scheme sort of the undersized one gap minebacker. That's terrific running the ball. Justin short will be in interesting to see. I had just been shorter on my tight end board. I think he's a moved tight end or he's a bigger receiver. He's a solid pass catcher. That's that's no doubt about it. And they're gonna have to have a decision. They're gonna have to make a decision with Gabe Davis soon. He could fit in there. Nick Broker could be a major steal. I mean two years ago we were talking about Nick Broker as a potential Day two pick at left tackle. He moved into guard. His plays kind of leveled off, but he's a solid player. Doesn't have the great upside, but he's fundamentally sound. He's smart, and he's tough. And that could be a seventh round steal the Nick Broker.

All right, let's go to the Dolphins here. Tony limited picks from a lot of the trades they made, like the one for Tyreek Hill cam Smith, a cover corner. Probably best impressed man in Round two, Devona Shane Boy. I mean, you just you know you want speed at running back, and that's what Mike McDaniels got with him. I think he'll be a part of a timeshare backfield. Elijah Higgins, who's kind of that move tight end wide receiver type in round six, and then Ryan Hayes, who's I guess a developmental tackle who has some tools but he hasn't quite put it together yet in round seven.

All right, let's go to the Dolphins here. Tony limited picks from a lot of the trades they made, like the one for Tyreek Hill cam Smith, a cover corner. Probably best impressed man in Round two, Devona Shane Boy. I mean, you just you know you want speed at running back, and that's what Mike McDaniels got with him. I think he'll be a part of a timeshare backfield. Elijah Higgins, who's kind of that move tight end wide receiver type in round six, and then Ryan Hayes, who's I guess a developmental tackle who has some tools but he hasn't quite put it together yet in round seven.

I think Hayes is going to be a guard. I can't see him exactly, he doesn't have the movement's skills, but I think he's a good seventh round pick of guard. We talked about camp Smith. In my opinion, it was a head scratching choice. You look at the players they have at cornerback. You look at this sort of off the field character baggage that Smith brings. I don't know why they went that direction. Again, is a terrific player. I mean, he's going to be a perfect fit as a situational ball carrier, pass catcher. The speed, the ability to create in space. And Elijah Higgins, you know, like you said, I mean they lost Kaseki right in free agency. They need a tight end. I've always projected Elijah Higgins too tight end. He's always been on my tightland board. I believe he told you at the Senior Bowl that teams were talking to him as about moving to the moved tight end position. If that works out, that could be a major steal in the six round.

I think Hayes is going to be a guard. I can't see him exactly, he doesn't have the movement's skills, but I think he's a good seventh round pick of guard. We talked about camp Smith. In my opinion, it was a head scratching choice. You look at the players they have at cornerback. You look at this sort of off the field character baggage that Smith brings. I don't know why they went that direction. Again, is a terrific player. I mean, he's going to be a perfect fit as a situational ball carrier, pass catcher. The speed, the ability to create in space. And Elijah Higgins, you know, like you said, I mean they lost Kaseki right in free agency. They need a tight end. I've always projected Elijah Higgins too tight end. He's always been on my tightland board. I believe he told you at the Senior Bowl that teams were talking to him as about moving to the moved tight end position. If that works out, that could be a major steal in the six round.

Yeah, he could be a move tight end to replace Mikeyasiki there for Miami and their offense. All right, let's go to the Patriot and I think it's rare. You look at the New England drafts and you're like, oh, you know what I see some I don't know. I think there's something here to this draft. They moved down in the first round, still get Christian Gonzales. Keon White is such a fit for what they do. I think pick forty six is about where he should have been, not in like that twenty five ring where he was in some mocks. Marte Mapu the linebacker, kind of safety, pass rusher, combo player in round three, maybe a little early. Jake Andrews out of Troy and Chad Ryland the kicker in round four, maybe a little early. I like City Saw in round four to Eastern Michigan. Antonio Maffia, I think is a good Round five guard. They pick a wide receiver with some traits in Kaishan Bhute in round six, and then they rounded out with de Mario Douglas. I know a lot of people like at a liberty, Bryce Barrenger, another kicker, two kickers for the Patriots, and then a mere speed in Isaiah Bolden your thoughts from New England.

Yeah, he could be a move tight end to replace Mikeyasiki there for Miami and their offense. All right, let's go to the Patriot and I think it's rare. You look at the New England drafts and you're like, oh, you know what I see some I don't know. I think there's something here to this draft. They moved down in the first round, still get Christian Gonzales. Keon White is such a fit for what they do. I think pick forty six is about where he should have been, not in like that twenty five ring where he was in some mocks. Marte Mapu the linebacker, kind of safety, pass rusher, combo player in round three, maybe a little early. Jake Andrews out of Troy and Chad Ryland the kicker in round four, maybe a little early. I like City Saw in round four to Eastern Michigan. Antonio Maffia, I think is a good Round five guard. They pick a wide receiver with some traits in Kaishan Bhute in round six, and then they rounded out with de Mario Douglas. I know a lot of people like at a liberty, Bryce Barrenger, another kicker, two kickers for the Patriots, and then a mere speed in Isaiah Bolden your thoughts from New England.

A lot of good defensive talent at the top, a lot of potential steals at the bottom. Christian Gonzales. We spoke about him. He was my highest rated cornerback. He was a top ten pick. He's got a terrific upside. He's great in man coverage. I think Belichick is gonna have a field day with this guy. Keyon White, perfect fifth for the System, Outstanding athlete. It's gotta get a little bit stronger, It's gotta show some durability. Matt Poo I was not as high on as a lot of people. Matt poo as we saw at the Senior Bowl just blew up the Senior Bowl. I mean he's a bigger college safety who projects as a one gap, you know, defense linebacker, which again Belichick I think will have a field day with. Was not a big fan of the Jake Andrews selection. Chad Ryland went earlier, though I knew they liked him and they were gonna play I love City, So I mean he's he's the prototypical a Newland Patriot, big body, white body, you know, moves very relatively well guard interior offensive lineman. The Patriots will have success with Mafi's got a lot of upside, but he needs work. Bute's got tremendous upside. It's just a matter of lighting a fire underneath him. Barrenger I think will make the team. I love the pick of the Mario Davis in the sixth roun. Absolutely love it. And if you know, you look at the Patriots, they've always had success with these smaller, quick receivers. I had the Mario Davis a bitch round pick. I think with Ban and Demari Davismario Douglas, the Mario Douglas, not Demarow Davis Damario Douglas. I think in Bute and Douglas they got two potentially tremendous receivers. You know, the Patriots have had a tough time developing receivers that take they take early in the draft. They take these guys late in day three. I think they're both potential home run selections for the team. I agree.

A lot of good defensive talent at the top, a lot of potential steals at the bottom. Christian Gonzales. We spoke about him. He was my highest rated cornerback. He was a top ten pick. He's got a terrific upside. He's great in man coverage. I think Belichick is gonna have a field day with this guy. Keyon White, perfect fifth for the System, Outstanding athlete. It's gotta get a little bit stronger, It's gotta show some durability. Matt Poo I was not as high on as a lot of people. Matt poo as we saw at the Senior Bowl just blew up the Senior Bowl. I mean he's a bigger college safety who projects as a one gap, you know, defense linebacker, which again Belichick I think will have a field day with. Was not a big fan of the Jake Andrews selection. Chad Ryland went earlier, though I knew they liked him and they were gonna play I love City, So I mean he's he's the prototypical a Newland Patriot, big body, white body, you know, moves very relatively well guard interior offensive lineman. The Patriots will have success with Mafi's got a lot of upside, but he needs work. Bute's got tremendous upside. It's just a matter of lighting a fire underneath him. Barrenger I think will make the team. I love the pick of the Mario Davis in the sixth roun. Absolutely love it. And if you know, you look at the Patriots, they've always had success with these smaller, quick receivers. I had the Mario Davis a bitch round pick. I think with Ban and Demari Davismario Douglas, the Mario Douglas, not Demarow Davis Damario Douglas. I think in Bute and Douglas they got two potentially tremendous receivers. You know, the Patriots have had a tough time developing receivers that take they take early in the draft. They take these guys late in day three. I think they're both potential home run selections for the team. I agree.

I think the Patriots did really, really well. All right, let's go to the New York Jets, final team in the AFC East Tony Will McDonald to pick fifteen. Maybe a little high, but I think he does give you some real legitimate edge, quick, bendy pass rush ability. Joe Tipman in round two, will pick forty three. It will be guard, will be center. We'll see good a good athleticism there from him. Carter Warren, offensive tackle out of Pittsburgh in round four. His teammate Israel about Akanda out of Pittsburgh who tested really well. In round five, Azire Barnes from Western Michigan, a linebacker in round six, Jared Bernard Converse, a corner back from LSU in round six. And then I can't believe Zach coons last at the round seven Tony, the way he's tested, and you see the athleticism on tape, the transfer Penn State, the Old Dominion, the tight end in round seven. That was probably my favorite value pick for the Jets. I think he can develop into something absolutely.

I think the Patriots did really, really well. All right, let's go to the New York Jets, final team in the AFC East Tony Will McDonald to pick fifteen. Maybe a little high, but I think he does give you some real legitimate edge, quick, bendy pass rush ability. Joe Tipman in round two, will pick forty three. It will be guard, will be center. We'll see good a good athleticism there from him. Carter Warren, offensive tackle out of Pittsburgh in round four. His teammate Israel about Akanda out of Pittsburgh who tested really well. In round five, Azire Barnes from Western Michigan, a linebacker in round six, Jared Bernard Converse, a corner back from LSU in round six. And then I can't believe Zach coons last at the round seven Tony, the way he's tested, and you see the athleticism on tape, the transfer Penn State, the Old Dominion, the tight end in round seven. That was probably my favorite value pick for the Jets. I think he can develop into something absolutely.

I mean, it was the injury, it was the lack of playing last season. You know, at Old dominion. I don't think he was able to develop his game on the field. He was okay at the Shrine Game. He wasn't great, but he was highly grated coming into the season by scouts. They thought he was a Day two pick. You know, Joe Douglas really transformed that tight end position for the Jets. Last year selected Jeremy Maye Ruckert in the third round. You can say Zach Kuons is a better pick in Round seven than Jeremy Ruckert was in Round three last year, and I thought that was great value for the Jets. You start at the top with Will McDonald I think my Will McDonald was. It's earlier than wi Will McDonalds should have gone. And this is the same team that traded up to get Jermaine Johnson late in Round one last year. So yeah, you can never have too many pass rushers. You can never have enough pass rushers. I should, but the fact is is the Jets are and win now mode, and when Jackson Nick Jigbat still on the board, Jets and new receiver, you got to win now with Aaron Rodgers. I thought that that would have been a better fit. And I had Smith Nick Jigba rated higher Joe Titman. I know there was a little controversy in the war room there. Joe Douglas wanted the bigger, punch in the face type of Moiler centers, so the coaching staff wanted Luke Whippler more of the move the zone blocking center. Douglas won out. Tipman's got great upside. They signed Connor McGovern to a one year backup sort of deal. I think Tipman will be the hope is Tipman will be the starting center come October. Carter Warren again, he's not gonna give you early returns because he got the injury. I think if Carter Warren had finished out the season and hadn't gotten injured, and then was able to play in the postseason, Carter Warren is a third or fourth round pick. So I think this is potentially very good value, but I don't know it's going to help the Jets in twenty twenty three. Ibanon Kanada, They've got a great state of running backs. He's just one more. He's a bigger back who's very effective in space. Sier Barnes I had him as an undrafted free agent. I don't think the Jets had to use a sixth round pick on him. He is a one gap pursuit athletic running chase linebacker who's very fast going sideline to sideline. Fits the system, but again, I think they could have signed him as a free agent. Jarreck Bernard Converse has been up and down. He just hasn't shown a lot of consistency. Testing well right before the draft, which I think really helped him. He's got a lot of upside, but if he consistently played to the level that scouts thought, you're probably talking about a fourth round pick rather than a sixth round choice.

I mean, it was the injury, it was the lack of playing last season. You know, at Old dominion. I don't think he was able to develop his game on the field. He was okay at the Shrine Game. He wasn't great, but he was highly grated coming into the season by scouts. They thought he was a Day two pick. You know, Joe Douglas really transformed that tight end position for the Jets. Last year selected Jeremy Maye Ruckert in the third round. You can say Zach Kuons is a better pick in Round seven than Jeremy Ruckert was in Round three last year, and I thought that was great value for the Jets. You start at the top with Will McDonald I think my Will McDonald was. It's earlier than wi Will McDonalds should have gone. And this is the same team that traded up to get Jermaine Johnson late in Round one last year. So yeah, you can never have too many pass rushers. You can never have enough pass rushers. I should, but the fact is is the Jets are and win now mode, and when Jackson Nick Jigbat still on the board, Jets and new receiver, you got to win now with Aaron Rodgers. I thought that that would have been a better fit. And I had Smith Nick Jigba rated higher Joe Titman. I know there was a little controversy in the war room there. Joe Douglas wanted the bigger, punch in the face type of Moiler centers, so the coaching staff wanted Luke Whippler more of the move the zone blocking center. Douglas won out. Tipman's got great upside. They signed Connor McGovern to a one year backup sort of deal. I think Tipman will be the hope is Tipman will be the starting center come October. Carter Warren again, he's not gonna give you early returns because he got the injury. I think if Carter Warren had finished out the season and hadn't gotten injured, and then was able to play in the postseason, Carter Warren is a third or fourth round pick. So I think this is potentially very good value, but I don't know it's going to help the Jets in twenty twenty three. Ibanon Kanada, They've got a great state of running backs. He's just one more. He's a bigger back who's very effective in space. Sier Barnes I had him as an undrafted free agent. I don't think the Jets had to use a sixth round pick on him. He is a one gap pursuit athletic running chase linebacker who's very fast going sideline to sideline. Fits the system, but again, I think they could have signed him as a free agent. Jarreck Bernard Converse has been up and down. He just hasn't shown a lot of consistency. Testing well right before the draft, which I think really helped him. He's got a lot of upside, but if he consistently played to the level that scouts thought, you're probably talking about a fourth round pick rather than a sixth round choice.

All right, let's go over to the AFC North Tony Zay Flowers the first round pick for the Baltimore Ravens. We'll start there. Trenton Simpson in the third round. A lot of people at some point had him as a late first round mock. I had him more as a late second round pick, So I think that's good value there, and he'll kind of replaced Patrick Queen, who they did not pick up their fifth year option on. Tavius Robinson in round four, an edge player out of Mississippi, Kyo Blukelly Back out of Stanford Tony. You said you thought he was more like a fifth round pick. That's where they got him. Malo sala omve Lalu, the offensive tackle out of Oregon around six. And then I thought, really maybe their best value pick was Andrew Voorhees, who tours acl with the combine out of the USC. If he's healthy, he's probably going three rounds earlier than that. They get him in a round seven.

All right, let's go over to the AFC North Tony Zay Flowers the first round pick for the Baltimore Ravens. We'll start there. Trenton Simpson in the third round. A lot of people at some point had him as a late first round mock. I had him more as a late second round pick, So I think that's good value there, and he'll kind of replaced Patrick Queen, who they did not pick up their fifth year option on. Tavius Robinson in round four, an edge player out of Mississippi, Kyo Blukelly Back out of Stanford Tony. You said you thought he was more like a fifth round pick. That's where they got him. Malo sala omve Lalu, the offensive tackle out of Oregon around six. And then I thought, really maybe their best value pick was Andrew Voorhees, who tours acl with the combine out of the USC. If he's healthy, he's probably going three rounds earlier than that. They get him in a round seven.

Absolutely a big tough, a Baltimore Ravens type of offensive line, and you know, a big tough moiler, very smart. You can see the football intelligence and the guy who works the finish blocks Za Flowers. You know, I like the receiver. I just don't know about the fit because of the fact is the Baltimore Ravens have failed year after year after year on wide receivers that they have taken in the first round. And sometimes that's an epidemic with certain teams. You know, you look at the quarterback position, you look at cornerback position, same teams keeps drafting certain positions high and keeps failing. So maybe's eight Flowers breaks the trend to spare and they want another pair of hands after that huge contract they gave to Lamar Jackson, Trent and Simpson and Tavius Robinson. They're both similar types of players, great athletes. They cover a lot of area on the field. The instincts are questionable when it comes to Robinson. The motor is also questionable. You know, here's a guy who should have been much better than he actually was. You're right about Trenton Simpson. But the thing about Simpson is as he was able to recover from mistakes that he made on Saturday because of the speed, you can tell that he does a little bit more thinking than reacting, which is a concern. Kelly. I know a lot of people were high on Kelly Struggles and man, the man coverage never gets his head back around. There's a lot of face guard and you got a playman's own. I like Layelu a lot. I think I had him as a seventh round pick. He's a bigger, tough offensive lineman. Absolutely fits the Ravens system. I wouldn't be surprised if it makes the active roster in September.

Absolutely a big tough, a Baltimore Ravens type of offensive line, and you know, a big tough moiler, very smart. You can see the football intelligence and the guy who works the finish blocks Za Flowers. You know, I like the receiver. I just don't know about the fit because of the fact is the Baltimore Ravens have failed year after year after year on wide receivers that they have taken in the first round. And sometimes that's an epidemic with certain teams. You know, you look at the quarterback position, you look at cornerback position, same teams keeps drafting certain positions high and keeps failing. So maybe's eight Flowers breaks the trend to spare and they want another pair of hands after that huge contract they gave to Lamar Jackson, Trent and Simpson and Tavius Robinson. They're both similar types of players, great athletes. They cover a lot of area on the field. The instincts are questionable when it comes to Robinson. The motor is also questionable. You know, here's a guy who should have been much better than he actually was. You're right about Trenton Simpson. But the thing about Simpson is as he was able to recover from mistakes that he made on Saturday because of the speed, you can tell that he does a little bit more thinking than reacting, which is a concern. Kelly. I know a lot of people were high on Kelly Struggles and man, the man coverage never gets his head back around. There's a lot of face guard and you got a playman's own. I like Layelu a lot. I think I had him as a seventh round pick. He's a bigger, tough offensive lineman. Absolutely fits the Ravens system. I wouldn't be surprised if it makes the active roster in September.

All right, let's go over out of the Cincinnati Bengals. Tony and I love the Bengals draft. I think they knocked out of the park. Goes one of my favorites. When we did our show on Saturday. Miles Murphy good value, a twenty eight edge player out of Clemson. DJ Turner good value, a pick sixty in the second round. I know you love him. Jordan Bidel good solid safety in round three. Charlie Jones, I love him. I think he's their eventual replacement for Tyler Boyd. You can't pay everybody on that offense at Speaking of which, eventually Joe Mixon's not going to be there on a big money contract either. Chase Brown could be his replacement. Around five, the running back in Illinois, andre Yeshivas out of Princeton. Yashiva's part of me. Round six, a big toolsy wide receiver, Brad Robbins the punter out of Michigan around six, and then dj Ivy dB out of Miami in round seven. I thought the Bengals had a phenomenal draft.

All right, let's go over out of the Cincinnati Bengals. Tony and I love the Bengals draft. I think they knocked out of the park. Goes one of my favorites. When we did our show on Saturday. Miles Murphy good value, a twenty eight edge player out of Clemson. DJ Turner good value, a pick sixty in the second round. I know you love him. Jordan Bidel good solid safety in round three. Charlie Jones, I love him. I think he's their eventual replacement for Tyler Boyd. You can't pay everybody on that offense at Speaking of which, eventually Joe Mixon's not going to be there on a big money contract either. Chase Brown could be his replacement. Around five, the running back in Illinois, andre Yeshivas out of Princeton. Yashiva's part of me. Round six, a big toolsy wide receiver, Brad Robbins the punter out of Michigan around six, and then dj Ivy dB out of Miami in round seven. I thought the Bengals had a phenomenal draft.

Yeah, I would agree. I mean, Miles Murphy's just a value pick. They got two good pass strussures there, they added another one in the stable, which is a plus. And I think Miles Murphy was probably drafted a half a round later than what he's great warranted. And then they come back around in round two and they get the cornerback DJ Turner that they were thinking about taking in round one, And I mean, here's a guy. I think he's going to be immediate starter as your nickelback, your slot corner, call whatever you want. I think he's ridiculously underrated, great ball skills, run four, two, six to combine. The only thing is is he's a little bit small. Jordan Battle not doesn't have the speed of say a DJ Turner, but he's smart, he's tough, he can cover, and he's a terrific run defender who will also add value on special teams. Charlie Jones, I would agree with you. Just got to stay healthy. He's got some hip issues. Chase Brown, I would agree with you. Sort of a you know, a situational back, a hard running ball carry who gets the most remissibility. They kid from Princeton. He's got a high upside. Dj Ivey's not a bad pick either. He's been a solid cornerback at Miami with Flora. Nickel back will have to make it on special teams.

Yeah, I would agree. I mean, Miles Murphy's just a value pick. They got two good pass strussures there, they added another one in the stable, which is a plus. And I think Miles Murphy was probably drafted a half a round later than what he's great warranted. And then they come back around in round two and they get the cornerback DJ Turner that they were thinking about taking in round one, And I mean, here's a guy. I think he's going to be immediate starter as your nickelback, your slot corner, call whatever you want. I think he's ridiculously underrated, great ball skills, run four, two, six to combine. The only thing is is he's a little bit small. Jordan Battle not doesn't have the speed of say a DJ Turner, but he's smart, he's tough, he can cover, and he's a terrific run defender who will also add value on special teams. Charlie Jones, I would agree with you. Just got to stay healthy. He's got some hip issues. Chase Brown, I would agree with you. Sort of a you know, a situational back, a hard running ball carry who gets the most remissibility. They kid from Princeton. He's got a high upside. Dj Ivey's not a bad pick either. He's been a solid cornerback at Miami with Flora. Nickel back will have to make it on special teams.

Yeah, I think they did really well. Let's go to the Browns. Not many picks here because of the Deshaun Watson, Trey Tony. They didn't select to a round three, they got Sedric Tollman to pick seventy four. Good value. I thought he was more like a second round pick Siaki Ika out of Vail Or the big, massive defensive tackle. In round three. Browns need to show up their run defense. I'm sure that's why they drafted Eca. Then they stuck with size. They found someone bigger than Eco, which is hard to do when Dewan Jones in the fourth round to pick nine. Maturity issues there according to a lot of the reports, and you're reporting quite frankly. Tony Isaiah McGuire, nice edge rusher. I like that value. Tony in round four picked one to twenty six, Dorian Thompson Robinson, the quarterback at the UCLA in round five to play behind Watson. And then you have Cameron Mitchell, the cornerback out of Northwestern round five. And then finally Luke Whippler, who again might have been my favorite value pick for them. I don't know how he falls to round six. That's crazy talk to me. You know, if they can figure out Whippler and Dwan Jones, Tony Cleveland potentially got two starting offensive linemen on Day three of this draft, which would not be bad for them at all.

Yeah, I think they did really well. Let's go to the Browns. Not many picks here because of the Deshaun Watson, Trey Tony. They didn't select to a round three, they got Sedric Tollman to pick seventy four. Good value. I thought he was more like a second round pick Siaki Ika out of Vail Or the big, massive defensive tackle. In round three. Browns need to show up their run defense. I'm sure that's why they drafted Eca. Then they stuck with size. They found someone bigger than Eco, which is hard to do when Dewan Jones in the fourth round to pick nine. Maturity issues there according to a lot of the reports, and you're reporting quite frankly. Tony Isaiah McGuire, nice edge rusher. I like that value. Tony in round four picked one to twenty six, Dorian Thompson Robinson, the quarterback at the UCLA in round five to play behind Watson. And then you have Cameron Mitchell, the cornerback out of Northwestern round five. And then finally Luke Whippler, who again might have been my favorite value pick for them. I don't know how he falls to round six. That's crazy talk to me. You know, if they can figure out Whippler and Dwan Jones, Tony Cleveland potentially got two starting offensive linemen on Day three of this draft, which would not be bad for them at all.

You know, like you said, they didn't have a pick until what number seventy four of the third round. But I really think the Browns knocked it out of the park. Knocked it out of park. All of these guys have the opportunity to make the active roster. Tillman, I thought was just tremendous value. Not a speed receiver, not a downfield thread. But I've talked about him multiple times on his show, Very Reliable. Catches the ball well, plays the receiver position like a linebacker, and he find ways to separate and even when he's away from the ball, he's working hard blocking defensive backs, intimidating upon us. Thought it was great value. Same thing with Ika fits their system. Some people thought the second round he's a bit one dimensional. He's more of a gap occupier, occupies the blocks rather than a playmaker. But still good value. You mentioned Dewan Jones, as I said on Saturday, if you want the blueprint on how to really destroy your draft, your draft grade, and hurt yourself prior to the draft, look at what Dewan Jones did. We both saw him that first day at Senior Old practice and he was dominant. He was absolutely outstanding, and since then it was downhill. He gets He's getting what he deserves. You know, if the light goes on, this can be a great pick for the Cleveland Browns. If Dewan Jones remains being the Dwan Jones that we have seen since the second day of senioral practice, he's going to be bouncing from practice squad to practice squad, from a team to team. They'll never have an NFL career. Isaiah maguire. I thought it was great value in the fourth round, the smaller, quick, explosive, hard working edge rusher. I love the pick of Dorrian Thompson Robinson. I mean, in the best case scenario they got a backup quarterback, and the worst case scenario they got a backup quarterback, and a best case scenario that got a quarterback that they can develop and then trade for more draft capital down the road. Cameron Mitchell has got a good amount of upside potential downback. Luke Whippler. Luke Whipler fell for a couple of reasons. Short Arms thirty one I think was thirty one and a half in Charms. He's a little bit smaller, and he's solely a center. If you look at all the centers that were selected before Luke Whipler, there are multipurpose and you talked about with Joe Tipman can play guard or can't play center. Luke Whipler is solely a center, which is why he fell. He's solely center with short arms, which is why he fell. I've talked to people in the league. They're like, yeah, you know, I don't know why he's slipped by us, the Arizona Cardinals, but he kept sliding and sliding and sliding. And this could be one of the better picks really of the whole draft, because Whippler could be starting by the end of his rookie season.

You know, like you said, they didn't have a pick until what number seventy four of the third round. But I really think the Browns knocked it out of the park. Knocked it out of park. All of these guys have the opportunity to make the active roster. Tillman, I thought was just tremendous value. Not a speed receiver, not a downfield thread. But I've talked about him multiple times on his show, Very Reliable. Catches the ball well, plays the receiver position like a linebacker, and he find ways to separate and even when he's away from the ball, he's working hard blocking defensive backs, intimidating upon us. Thought it was great value. Same thing with Ika fits their system. Some people thought the second round he's a bit one dimensional. He's more of a gap occupier, occupies the blocks rather than a playmaker. But still good value. You mentioned Dewan Jones, as I said on Saturday, if you want the blueprint on how to really destroy your draft, your draft grade, and hurt yourself prior to the draft, look at what Dewan Jones did. We both saw him that first day at Senior Old practice and he was dominant. He was absolutely outstanding, and since then it was downhill. He gets He's getting what he deserves. You know, if the light goes on, this can be a great pick for the Cleveland Browns. If Dewan Jones remains being the Dwan Jones that we have seen since the second day of senioral practice, he's going to be bouncing from practice squad to practice squad, from a team to team. They'll never have an NFL career. Isaiah maguire. I thought it was great value in the fourth round, the smaller, quick, explosive, hard working edge rusher. I love the pick of Dorrian Thompson Robinson. I mean, in the best case scenario they got a backup quarterback, and the worst case scenario they got a backup quarterback, and a best case scenario that got a quarterback that they can develop and then trade for more draft capital down the road. Cameron Mitchell has got a good amount of upside potential downback. Luke Whippler. Luke Whipler fell for a couple of reasons. Short Arms thirty one I think was thirty one and a half in Charms. He's a little bit smaller, and he's solely a center. If you look at all the centers that were selected before Luke Whipler, there are multipurpose and you talked about with Joe Tipman can play guard or can't play center. Luke Whipler is solely a center, which is why he fell. He's solely center with short arms, which is why he fell. I've talked to people in the league. They're like, yeah, you know, I don't know why he's slipped by us, the Arizona Cardinals, but he kept sliding and sliding and sliding. And this could be one of the better picks really of the whole draft, because Whippler could be starting by the end of his rookie season.

All Right. The final team in the ANFC nor Tony the Pittsburgh Steelers. They trade up a couple spots again Roger Jones, the last really starting caliber off the bus offensive tackle in this class, the thing on which to think of Antoine Harrison. Then with that pick they got in the Chase Claypool trade, they select Joey Porter Junior, a player that I think might have been in play for them at pick fourteen. To be honest, with the first pick of the second round, you know they wanted them, because you know they were getting calls to trade that pick. Keanu Bent and I thought a pick forty nine is really good value, A good two way defensive tackle, Darnold Washington, who dropped because of some medical issues around three pick thirty, a lot later than some people had them to Way tight end, Nick herbig pass rusher. A lot of people really like Eda Wisconsin in round four, then Corey Trice in round seven, someone with all the physical tools you want, and then Spencer Anderson and guard out of Maryland. I thought the Steelers had a really nice draft.

All Right. The final team in the ANFC nor Tony the Pittsburgh Steelers. They trade up a couple spots again Roger Jones, the last really starting caliber off the bus offensive tackle in this class, the thing on which to think of Antoine Harrison. Then with that pick they got in the Chase Claypool trade, they select Joey Porter Junior, a player that I think might have been in play for them at pick fourteen. To be honest, with the first pick of the second round, you know they wanted them, because you know they were getting calls to trade that pick. Keanu Bent and I thought a pick forty nine is really good value, A good two way defensive tackle, Darnold Washington, who dropped because of some medical issues around three pick thirty, a lot later than some people had them to Way tight end, Nick herbig pass rusher. A lot of people really like Eda Wisconsin in round four, then Corey Trice in round seven, someone with all the physical tools you want, and then Spencer Anderson and guard out of Maryland. I thought the Steelers had a really nice draft.

Really well. I mean they fill in the at the all important left tackle spot by basically moving up three spots or four spots, whatever it was, and basically snagging the left tackle roder Jones away from the New York Jets, although I'm hold there was some question as to whether or not they just actually have selected Broderick Jones.

Really well. I mean they fill in the at the all important left tackle spot by basically moving up three spots or four spots, whatever it was, and basically snagging the left tackle roder Jones away from the New York Jets, although I'm hold there was some question as to whether or not they just actually have selected Broderick Jones.

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He's there, athletic guy, his own blocker, has got growth potential, long arms, great length, and did a great job at the Georgia in the past two years. Joey Porter Jr. I agree with you. I mean a lot of us, including myself, thought you know, mid to late first round, I had said that he was It was between him and Deontay Banks for that third cornerback spot. It turned out to be the kid from Mississippi State. There was concerns that Joey about his lack of production.

He's there, athletic guy, his own blocker, has got growth potential, long arms, great length, and did a great job at the Georgia in the past two years. Joey Porter Jr. I agree with you. I mean a lot of us, including myself, thought you know, mid to late first round, I had said that he was It was between him and Deontay Banks for that third cornerback spot. It turned out to be the kid from Mississippi State. There was concerns that Joey about his lack of production.

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You know, I agreed, you're you're you're spot on. I think about port The reason border fl was the lack of production, lack of ball production, and teams were concerned that he's very grabby. There's a lot of holding. Benton is a perfect fit for that system. He's an athletic guy. He's just got to play stronger. Don't know, Washington l because of injuries, because the character issues plus I mean Darnel Washington. As we talked a long long as you know, everybody loved his size, but he's more of a plotting type of tight end. I know he ran four to six at the Combine, but he doesn't play to a four to six. You know, you know he's he's a glorified number two tight end, Darnell Washington.

You know, I agreed, you're you're you're spot on. I think about port The reason border fl was the lack of production, lack of ball production, and teams were concerned that he's very grabby. There's a lot of holding. Benton is a perfect fit for that system. He's an athletic guy. He's just got to play stronger. Don't know, Washington l because of injuries, because the character issues plus I mean Darnel Washington. As we talked a long long as you know, everybody loved his size, but he's more of a plotting type of tight end. I know he ran four to six at the Combine, but he doesn't play to a four to six. You know, you know he's he's a glorified number two tight end, Darnell Washington.

But he reminded me a lot of Jolanni Woods last year where he tested well, but then you watch the tape and you're like, that does not look like a really athletic player.

But he reminded me a lot of Jolanni Woods last year where he tested well, but then you watch the tape and you're like, that does not look like a really athletic player.

And John Johnny Woods ran a lot faster than Darnell Washington for what I remember. And Washington's gonna be good in the red zone. He's gonna be good in all those third down situations you throw them. You know, you throw him the jump ball, He's gonna go out and get it. He's a good blocker. But again, a glorified number two. Thought Herbig was excellent value in the fourth round. I thought Corey trust was a great seventh round pick. You know, maybe a cornerback, maybe a safety, a tough, physical guy. You know that you liked him. He's got decent speed, was highly rated coming into the into the season, like Luke Whippler, probably should have gone three rounds earlier than he was actually selected.

And John Johnny Woods ran a lot faster than Darnell Washington for what I remember. And Washington's gonna be good in the red zone. He's gonna be good in all those third down situations you throw them. You know, you throw him the jump ball, He's gonna go out and get it. He's a good blocker. But again, a glorified number two. Thought Herbig was excellent value in the fourth round. I thought Corey trust was a great seventh round pick. You know, maybe a cornerback, maybe a safety, a tough, physical guy. You know that you liked him. He's got decent speed, was highly rated coming into the into the season, like Luke Whippler, probably should have gone three rounds earlier than he was actually selected.

All right, let's go now to the AFC South. Tony will start at the Houston, Texan CJ. Stroud. Then they trade up for Will Anderson. I know you love the player. They and I went back and I looked at this Tony. It's not quite one to one, but it's close. They almost gave up all the draft capital they got into Deshaun Watson trade to go get Will Anderson. So this guy better be special if he get a trade that much for him. They're placing a big bet on Will Anderson Junior in that trade up with Arizona Juice Scruggs, end of round two, center out of Penn State, tank delling around three athletic wide receiver Dylan Horton. I thought it was a little bit early. In round four out a TCU Henry toatoa linebacker at Alabama. Thought that was pretty good value. In round five, I like Jared Patterson round six, I think is a good fit for him. Round six Xavier Hutchinson, I thought that was really good value wide receiver out of Iowa State. And then Brandon Hill, the safety out of Pittsburgh. So I like the very beginning. I don't love the trade, and then I love some of the guys they got.

All right, let's go now to the AFC South. Tony will start at the Houston, Texan CJ. Stroud. Then they trade up for Will Anderson. I know you love the player. They and I went back and I looked at this Tony. It's not quite one to one, but it's close. They almost gave up all the draft capital they got into Deshaun Watson trade to go get Will Anderson. So this guy better be special if he get a trade that much for him. They're placing a big bet on Will Anderson Junior in that trade up with Arizona Juice Scruggs, end of round two, center out of Penn State, tank delling around three athletic wide receiver Dylan Horton. I thought it was a little bit early. In round four out a TCU Henry toatoa linebacker at Alabama. Thought that was pretty good value. In round five, I like Jared Patterson round six, I think is a good fit for him. Round six Xavier Hutchinson, I thought that was really good value wide receiver out of Iowa State. And then Brandon Hill, the safety out of Pittsburgh. So I like the very beginning. I don't love the trade, and then I love some of the guys they got.

On Day three, Listen, the trade was basically a compromise between Cesario and the Hey coach. They were sitting there too. The head coach wanted the defensive player, Demiko Ryans he was gonna you know, he Will Anderson. He sees a guy that he can do basically everything with, and Cesario realizes he needs a quarterback for him to have any chance of keeping his job. So that trade was the result of a basically compromise. You know, one guy wanted the defensive player, the other guy wanted the quarterback. They made the trade. They ended up getting both. We'll see. I mean, yeah, they gave away a ton, but if C. J. Straud turns into their starting, productive quarterback and plays well on a consistent basis, and Will Anderson becomes the player we all thinking could be an impact defensive player, it's well worth all of draft capably gave away Jue Scruggs again. You know, we talked about Luke Whipler early on. JEWE Scruggs is a guy who did a terrific job at guard in twenty twenty one, made the successful transition to center. I talked to Jew Scrubs and Jue Scruggs has got a chip on his shoulder because he was looked at as the fourth center out of the big ten. Forget about your fourth center tipman John Michael Schmidz, Luke Whippler. And then it was him. So he was an so he had a bit of a shoulder chip on his shoulder, and he's a terrific player. Tankdel We saw him at the Senior Bowl. No one can cover him. I'm gonna slightly disagree with you. I understand. I had Dylan Horton as a fourth round pick. He's got tremendous potentially. He's a tremendous athlete. If you can just harness what he did against Michigan on a consistent basis, watch out. You got a great selection. Totoa I like a lot. Wasn't the fastest guy, but very instinctive. I think Patterson's another guy can play center or play guard. I thought he was good value. Hutchinson was outstanding value in the sixth round. Bigger, somewhat slower, maybe a slot receiver, outside guy, incredibly reliable, I mean, just great hands. With the multitude of quarterbacks. Runner for Iowa State, Brandon Hill. I thought he was a bit overrad. I thought he should have gone back, and I was brewing right by the fact that he's a seventh round choice.

On Day three, Listen, the trade was basically a compromise between Cesario and the Hey coach. They were sitting there too. The head coach wanted the defensive player, Demiko Ryans he was gonna you know, he Will Anderson. He sees a guy that he can do basically everything with, and Cesario realizes he needs a quarterback for him to have any chance of keeping his job. So that trade was the result of a basically compromise. You know, one guy wanted the defensive player, the other guy wanted the quarterback. They made the trade. They ended up getting both. We'll see. I mean, yeah, they gave away a ton, but if C. J. Straud turns into their starting, productive quarterback and plays well on a consistent basis, and Will Anderson becomes the player we all thinking could be an impact defensive player, it's well worth all of draft capably gave away Jue Scruggs again. You know, we talked about Luke Whipler early on. JEWE Scruggs is a guy who did a terrific job at guard in twenty twenty one, made the successful transition to center. I talked to Jew Scrubs and Jue Scruggs has got a chip on his shoulder because he was looked at as the fourth center out of the big ten. Forget about your fourth center tipman John Michael Schmidz, Luke Whippler. And then it was him. So he was an so he had a bit of a shoulder chip on his shoulder, and he's a terrific player. Tankdel We saw him at the Senior Bowl. No one can cover him. I'm gonna slightly disagree with you. I understand. I had Dylan Horton as a fourth round pick. He's got tremendous potentially. He's a tremendous athlete. If you can just harness what he did against Michigan on a consistent basis, watch out. You got a great selection. Totoa I like a lot. Wasn't the fastest guy, but very instinctive. I think Patterson's another guy can play center or play guard. I thought he was good value. Hutchinson was outstanding value in the sixth round. Bigger, somewhat slower, maybe a slot receiver, outside guy, incredibly reliable, I mean, just great hands. With the multitude of quarterbacks. Runner for Iowa State, Brandon Hill. I thought he was a bit overrad. I thought he should have gone back, and I was brewing right by the fact that he's a seventh round choice.

All right, let's go down to the Indianapolis coach. This is one of my favorites. Tony has nothing to do with Anthony Richardson at four. They'll develop him. We'll see how that goes. I think Saint Stikeen's the right guy to be with them there, considering what he did with Jalen Hurts. We'll see if he starts day one. Julius Brentson round two would pick forty four. They traded back in order to get Julius Brentz Josh Downs in round three. I love Josh Downs. Perfect fit next to two very big wide receivers in Pittman and Pierce. I think he'll be a nice safety blanket for whatever quarterback starts with this year. Break Free in the developmental tackle in round four needs to add some strength at a time he had a bare who you know, I didn't think he would go in the first round like some people were talking about because his tape wasn't that good. But I thought he also played out of position. I think you put him at the three technique all year. He's going to be a disruptive player. Round four I think is a steal. Darius rush in round five. I had him as a Day two player. We watched him at the Senior bol Tony. He's a late convert to cornerback. He was running routes four wide, receivers and mobile. He was fantastic. Love Darius ros Ran a sub four four forty, really good player. Then I'm gonna just roll through very quickly these last group of picks. Here. You got Daniel Scott safety out of col Will Mallory tight in Miami, evan hole running back Northwestern good two way back there, Titus Leo out of the nc Wagner Stan Island stand up round six, Jalen Jones, Texas A and M cornerback, and then Jake Witt the offensive tackle out of Northern Michigan in around number seven. And you know, trades, trades, traits. This was a trades draft.

All right, let's go down to the Indianapolis coach. This is one of my favorites. Tony has nothing to do with Anthony Richardson at four. They'll develop him. We'll see how that goes. I think Saint Stikeen's the right guy to be with them there, considering what he did with Jalen Hurts. We'll see if he starts day one. Julius Brentson round two would pick forty four. They traded back in order to get Julius Brentz Josh Downs in round three. I love Josh Downs. Perfect fit next to two very big wide receivers in Pittman and Pierce. I think he'll be a nice safety blanket for whatever quarterback starts with this year. Break Free in the developmental tackle in round four needs to add some strength at a time he had a bare who you know, I didn't think he would go in the first round like some people were talking about because his tape wasn't that good. But I thought he also played out of position. I think you put him at the three technique all year. He's going to be a disruptive player. Round four I think is a steal. Darius rush in round five. I had him as a Day two player. We watched him at the Senior bol Tony. He's a late convert to cornerback. He was running routes four wide, receivers and mobile. He was fantastic. Love Darius ros Ran a sub four four forty, really good player. Then I'm gonna just roll through very quickly these last group of picks. Here. You got Daniel Scott safety out of col Will Mallory tight in Miami, evan hole running back Northwestern good two way back there, Titus Leo out of the nc Wagner Stan Island stand up round six, Jalen Jones, Texas A and M cornerback, and then Jake Witt the offensive tackle out of Northern Michigan in around number seven. And you know, trades, trades, traits. This was a trades draft.

Other than their their two picks in the sarahth round, I thought they did a great job, especially on day three. I think unfortunately people will are going to dictate the finality or the final grade on this on this draft, on how Anthony Richardson ultimately does, and that's a shame. Brent has got great upside. You mentioned Downs, who was terrific value in the third round. You know, fourth round they get Freeland and out of out of Bawari slipped because of the lack of production. The film wasn't that great and he was sort of a tweener. You know you mentioned it at a position at Northwestern is he defensive endgs a pree technique tackle. He's a terrific football player. You talked about Rush. Darius Rush could turn into a better cornerback on Sunday than Cam Smith. The team taken in the second round. Daniel Scott a tough, downhill, hetty safety. Some people thought he could go second day. I had him fourth, fifth round. Will Mallory is a guy who two years ago you thought Will Mallory was going to be a Day two pick. His game kind of leveled off. He had a terrific combine. If he can get his game back to where it was, this is a great fine Evan Hull I thought it was great value in the fifth round, you know, not the shift. He's guy, not the most creative guy, but someone who does the little things well. In a terrific pass catch out of the backfield. Titus Leo is gonna be you know your situational pans shrusher coming out of a three point stance standover tackle. He's quick, he's explosive, he plays like his haars on fire. He's a go, go go guy who also brings special teams potential.

Other than their their two picks in the sarahth round, I thought they did a great job, especially on day three. I think unfortunately people will are going to dictate the finality or the final grade on this on this draft, on how Anthony Richardson ultimately does, and that's a shame. Brent has got great upside. You mentioned Downs, who was terrific value in the third round. You know, fourth round they get Freeland and out of out of Bawari slipped because of the lack of production. The film wasn't that great and he was sort of a tweener. You know you mentioned it at a position at Northwestern is he defensive endgs a pree technique tackle. He's a terrific football player. You talked about Rush. Darius Rush could turn into a better cornerback on Sunday than Cam Smith. The team taken in the second round. Daniel Scott a tough, downhill, hetty safety. Some people thought he could go second day. I had him fourth, fifth round. Will Mallory is a guy who two years ago you thought Will Mallory was going to be a Day two pick. His game kind of leveled off. He had a terrific combine. If he can get his game back to where it was, this is a great fine Evan Hull I thought it was great value in the fifth round, you know, not the shift. He's guy, not the most creative guy, but someone who does the little things well. In a terrific pass catch out of the backfield. Titus Leo is gonna be you know your situational pans shrusher coming out of a three point stance standover tackle. He's quick, he's explosive, he plays like his haars on fire. He's a go, go go guy who also brings special teams potential.

All right, million picks here for Jacksonville. So I'm gonna roll through these here pretty quickly. Anton Harrison. He needed a replacement for Juwan Taylor, plus Cam Robinson's suspension, Breton Strange tight end Penn State, and the round two little rich for me, Thanking bigs By running back, round three, Ventro Miller linebacker Florida, round four along with Tyler Lacy defensive in Oklahoma State. Couple fifth round there's Tony Yrsirabdula of Louisville. Antonio Johnson, I think good value there at A and M and around five Parker Washington, the run after catch receiver from Penn stateon round six, Christian Braswell cornerback Rutgers, Eric Hallett defensive back Hellay maybe defensive back Pittsburgh. Then round seven, Cooper Hodges, Raymond Vohasek, and Derek Parrish edge out of Houston. Your thoughts on this class.

All right, million picks here for Jacksonville. So I'm gonna roll through these here pretty quickly. Anton Harrison. He needed a replacement for Juwan Taylor, plus Cam Robinson's suspension, Breton Strange tight end Penn State, and the round two little rich for me, Thanking bigs By running back, round three, Ventro Miller linebacker Florida, round four along with Tyler Lacy defensive in Oklahoma State. Couple fifth round there's Tony Yrsirabdula of Louisville. Antonio Johnson, I think good value there at A and M and around five Parker Washington, the run after catch receiver from Penn stateon round six, Christian Braswell cornerback Rutgers, Eric Hallett defensive back Hellay maybe defensive back Pittsburgh. Then round seven, Cooper Hodges, Raymond Vohasek, and Derek Parrish edge out of Houston. Your thoughts on this class.

I like a lot of the players. I think some of these players were selected much earlier than I had him graded. It's almost like, you know, they owned the fifth and sixth round, and they had all these picks that are like, you know, they're almost like they were throwing darks to the dark board. Anton Harrison, I think that was an epick. I thought all along with him. But Deontay Banks Cam Robinson gets suspended right before the draft. Now you got your franchise quarterback entering the season without his two starting tackles last year because they lost the right tackle and free agency bretton Strange, I would agree with you it's a bit of a re each. I had him as a late third round, early fourth round pick, hopefully. I guess their plan is to develop him behind Evan Ingram, Tanks, Bigsby was. I thought it was a good pick. Ben trel Miller and Tyler Lacy I had him much later in the draft. They're both one gap defensive type of players. I like Miller. He goes sidelines to sidelines. Had an injury and really wasn't able to do anything before the draft, which I think hurt him. But you watch the film and it's really good. Abdulla is a solid, you know, pass rushing linebacker who can also play in space. Antonio Johnson. I was not as high an Antonio Johnson as other people. He's your you know, he's your throwback safety who I think is going to struggle over the slot receiver.

I like a lot of the players. I think some of these players were selected much earlier than I had him graded. It's almost like, you know, they owned the fifth and sixth round, and they had all these picks that are like, you know, they're almost like they were throwing darks to the dark board. Anton Harrison, I think that was an epick. I thought all along with him. But Deontay Banks Cam Robinson gets suspended right before the draft. Now you got your franchise quarterback entering the season without his two starting tackles last year because they lost the right tackle and free agency bretton Strange, I would agree with you it's a bit of a re each. I had him as a late third round, early fourth round pick, hopefully. I guess their plan is to develop him behind Evan Ingram, Tanks, Bigsby was. I thought it was a good pick. Ben trel Miller and Tyler Lacy I had him much later in the draft. They're both one gap defensive type of players. I like Miller. He goes sidelines to sidelines. Had an injury and really wasn't able to do anything before the draft, which I think hurt him. But you watch the film and it's really good. Abdulla is a solid, you know, pass rushing linebacker who can also play in space. Antonio Johnson. I was not as high an Antonio Johnson as other people. He's your you know, he's your throwback safety who I think is going to struggle over the slot receiver.

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Which is why he fell. Parker Washington is more quick than fast bring some return potential. I love the selection of Christian Brasswell, and I said it after the Jacksonville Jaguars made it. I've watched this guy since he played in the Temple, transferred to Rutgers, just had a knockout year in twenty twenty. You watch the film, you see the production. He's got terrific ball skills. This could be a major fine. You know, the later guys, Hallett, Hodges, boasak Parish. You know, maybe you're looking at one or two guys that can make the depth chart as a backup. I would go with Hodges because you can play tackle, he can play guard. He's very athletic.

Which is why he fell. Parker Washington is more quick than fast bring some return potential. I love the selection of Christian Brasswell, and I said it after the Jacksonville Jaguars made it. I've watched this guy since he played in the Temple, transferred to Rutgers, just had a knockout year in twenty twenty. You watch the film, you see the production. He's got terrific ball skills. This could be a major fine. You know, the later guys, Hallett, Hodges, boasak Parish. You know, maybe you're looking at one or two guys that can make the depth chart as a backup. I would go with Hodges because you can play tackle, he can play guard. He's very athletic.

All right, Let's go to a final team in the ANFC South, the Tennessee Titans. Not nearly as many picks in this class. Tony Peter Scaronsky, solid as they come. They need offensive line help. A pick eleven overall, Will Levison round two, I think good value. See what you can do if he doesn't work out. It's only a second round pick. You can move on from him quickly. If you want Taj Spears in a round three. I mean, if you listen to this, you know how much I love Taj Spears. The quickness to contact, balance, the pass catching ability. Round three out of Tulane. Good compliment to Derrick Henry, Josh Wiley the Titan at of Cincinnati. In round five, I thought it was pretty good value. Then they got a developmental tackle in Jalen Duncan, who's a good athlete, in round six, and then Colton Dowell wide receiver out of Tennessee Martin in round seven.

All right, Let's go to a final team in the ANFC South, the Tennessee Titans. Not nearly as many picks in this class. Tony Peter Scaronsky, solid as they come. They need offensive line help. A pick eleven overall, Will Levison round two, I think good value. See what you can do if he doesn't work out. It's only a second round pick. You can move on from him quickly. If you want Taj Spears in a round three. I mean, if you listen to this, you know how much I love Taj Spears. The quickness to contact, balance, the pass catching ability. Round three out of Tulane. Good compliment to Derrick Henry, Josh Wiley the Titan at of Cincinnati. In round five, I thought it was pretty good value. Then they got a developmental tackle in Jalen Duncan, who's a good athlete, in round six, and then Colton Dowell wide receiver out of Tennessee Martin in round seven.

I thought it was a term Jeff for Tennessee. You know, Skronsky is your guard, is the tackle. He's a real good blocker. You're gonna find someplace from the playoff front. Will Levis. I mean, I was never a fan of Will Levis, and it's kind of ironic how Will Levis's draft journey mirrors. Geno Smith right didn't play in the Senior ball. People were talking about it as a first round pick. You saw him there in the war room, he sweating out. He doesn't go in the first round. He goes in the second round. You know, you know, note to quarterbacks, you know who have questions about them in the pre draft process. Go to the Senior ball, go to the Shrine Bowl and prove, you know, show that you can do you can play in the next level, or you're gonna fall. I mean Will Levis in a lot of ways is what happened to Dewan Jones just made a lot of mistakes in the draft process.

I thought it was a term Jeff for Tennessee. You know, Skronsky is your guard, is the tackle. He's a real good blocker. You're gonna find someplace from the playoff front. Will Levis. I mean, I was never a fan of Will Levis, and it's kind of ironic how Will Levis's draft journey mirrors. Geno Smith right didn't play in the Senior ball. People were talking about it as a first round pick. You saw him there in the war room, he sweating out. He doesn't go in the first round. He goes in the second round. You know, you know, note to quarterbacks, you know who have questions about them in the pre draft process. Go to the Senior ball, go to the Shrine Bowl and prove, you know, show that you can do you can play in the next level, or you're gonna fall. I mean Will Levis in a lot of ways is what happened to Dewan Jones just made a lot of mistakes in the draft process.

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Spears absolutely love him. There's some question about his knees. He's a terrific player. Josh Wiley a year ago we were talking about Josh Waly is a potential Day two pick. He goes back to Cincinnati, they get a new quarterback. The quarterback doesn't use the tight ends as much as Desmond Ritter. Josh, while full, still a good player. Jalen Duncan fell for a couple of different reasons. Off the field issues the fact that he never progressed as a as a run blocker, but he's a terrific pass blocking left tackle, which is what the Tennessee Titans need. I don't know he's gonna be a starter day one, but he's got starting potential. I have to absolutely love that you pick of Colton Dowell. He's the guy that watched the past couple of years at Tennessee. Martin went back for a senior season. He's a bigger shorthanded receiver. He went to the University of Tennessee Pro Day and just lit it up. I mean, he showed you as much faster than people thought. And you watch the film. He's the go with the go to guy that Tennessee Morton offense that people could not stop.

Spears absolutely love him. There's some question about his knees. He's a terrific player. Josh Wiley a year ago we were talking about Josh Waly is a potential Day two pick. He goes back to Cincinnati, they get a new quarterback. The quarterback doesn't use the tight ends as much as Desmond Ritter. Josh, while full, still a good player. Jalen Duncan fell for a couple of different reasons. Off the field issues the fact that he never progressed as a as a run blocker, but he's a terrific pass blocking left tackle, which is what the Tennessee Titans need. I don't know he's gonna be a starter day one, but he's got starting potential. I have to absolutely love that you pick of Colton Dowell. He's the guy that watched the past couple of years at Tennessee. Martin went back for a senior season. He's a bigger shorthanded receiver. He went to the University of Tennessee Pro Day and just lit it up. I mean, he showed you as much faster than people thought. And you watch the film. He's the go with the go to guy that Tennessee Morton offense that people could not stop.

All right, let's go to the AFC West down here, Tony the Denver Broncos, Marvin Wims. I thought good value of picked sixty three. Not sure how he fits in a very crowded wide receiver room over there with Judy Sutton, Tim Patrick, kJ Hamler. Where's room for him? I think we need to wait and see. Drew Sanders. I thought good round three value, fourth overall in that round sixty seven in the draft. Good pass rush, can run to the ball, good athlete, Riley Moss, good corner, round three, good player, We've talked about him a lot. Jaye Skinner I thought round six solid safety, good selection, and Alex Forsyth a U center with some upside. I think out of Oregon in around seven to develop, given they didn't have a lot of capital. Tony I thought the Broncos did pretty.

All right, let's go to the AFC West down here, Tony the Denver Broncos, Marvin Wims. I thought good value of picked sixty three. Not sure how he fits in a very crowded wide receiver room over there with Judy Sutton, Tim Patrick, kJ Hamler. Where's room for him? I think we need to wait and see. Drew Sanders. I thought good round three value, fourth overall in that round sixty seven in the draft. Good pass rush, can run to the ball, good athlete, Riley Moss, good corner, round three, good player, We've talked about him a lot. Jaye Skinner I thought round six solid safety, good selection, and Alex Forsyth a U center with some upside. I think out of Oregon in around seven to develop, given they didn't have a lot of capital. Tony I thought the Broncos did pretty.

Well, especially with their first three picks, and really there are two picks on day three. You know Memes, You're right, it's crowded, but Memes is an explosive guy, a vertical threat, and he brings returnability. Jews Sanders is a great fit for that system. I think everybody, if they were honest with themselves, thought that Drew Sanders was a second round pick. He falls into the third round, and I think he fell under the third round because when you watch the film, he seems a bit limited. I know he had a great broday, I know he worked out well at the combine, but when you watch Drew Sanders, he's basically an in the box, up the field type of linebacker, struggles and coverage and you know that you may have to take him out of the field on third down in passing situations because you may be a liability. Riley Moss we gushed over him on this podcast. Literally from the get go jail Skinner. I think, well, because number one is more of a straight line safety too. He had the injury. Alex Forsyth is a guy I absolutely love for a couple of years now. Not the biggest guy. He's got a funky NFL body, He's got some back issues. Not a great athlete. But if you watch that Oregon offense, and I was at the first game when CJ. Sierra played against Oregon in twenty twenty one, the first home game of the first game of the year in Columbus, you could tell that Oregon offense basically runs around Alex Forsyth. He is the guy that makes it go, you know, making the line called, just plays incredibly smart football. I was glad to see him get selected. You know, if he's healthy, he's gonna make a roster because he is just a smart, tough an. He's a thinking man center if you.

Well, especially with their first three picks, and really there are two picks on day three. You know Memes, You're right, it's crowded, but Memes is an explosive guy, a vertical threat, and he brings returnability. Jews Sanders is a great fit for that system. I think everybody, if they were honest with themselves, thought that Drew Sanders was a second round pick. He falls into the third round, and I think he fell under the third round because when you watch the film, he seems a bit limited. I know he had a great broday, I know he worked out well at the combine, but when you watch Drew Sanders, he's basically an in the box, up the field type of linebacker, struggles and coverage and you know that you may have to take him out of the field on third down in passing situations because you may be a liability. Riley Moss we gushed over him on this podcast. Literally from the get go jail Skinner. I think, well, because number one is more of a straight line safety too. He had the injury. Alex Forsyth is a guy I absolutely love for a couple of years now. Not the biggest guy. He's got a funky NFL body, He's got some back issues. Not a great athlete. But if you watch that Oregon offense, and I was at the first game when CJ. Sierra played against Oregon in twenty twenty one, the first home game of the first game of the year in Columbus, you could tell that Oregon offense basically runs around Alex Forsyth. He is the guy that makes it go, you know, making the line called, just plays incredibly smart football. I was glad to see him get selected. You know, if he's healthy, he's gonna make a roster because he is just a smart, tough an. He's a thinking man center if you.

Will, all right, let's job over here, Tony to the Kansas City Chiefs thirty first pick in the first round, Felix and the Duki Uzama, the edge rusher Rashi Rice. I guess kind of a Juju Smith Schuster replacement given their play style. Maybe not super explosive, but he can catch the football. Jan Ye Morris the offensive tackling around three, Shamari Connors cornerback Virginia Tech in round four, bj Thompson, Steven F. Austin and Edging round five, and then Kanji korbur In the Big Texas defensive tackling around six, and Nick Jones the Ball State corner in around seven. Kind of under the radar draft here for the Chiefs. Nothing that jumps out to me.

Will, all right, let's job over here, Tony to the Kansas City Chiefs thirty first pick in the first round, Felix and the Duki Uzama, the edge rusher Rashi Rice. I guess kind of a Juju Smith Schuster replacement given their play style. Maybe not super explosive, but he can catch the football. Jan Ye Morris the offensive tackling around three, Shamari Connors cornerback Virginia Tech in round four, bj Thompson, Steven F. Austin and Edging round five, and then Kanji korbur In the Big Texas defensive tackling around six, and Nick Jones the Ball State corner in around seven. Kind of under the radar draft here for the Chiefs. Nothing that jumps out to me.

A draft that's got a lot of upside, but he's got a lot of questions and a lot of downside risk. I mean, you don't know which is where he's gonna go. Duki Azuma I actually had the Chief taking him in round two. My Mars three round Monck I had him going around to the Chief they take him around one. Guy's got a lot of upside, but he needs a lot of polish on his game. Rashi Rice, you know, he doesn't great size, does a great speed. He was a terrific pass catcher at a SMU last year. Was the man. Was the guy in that offense, despite the fact they had two receivers. Lee one was drafted in twenty twenty two. The other sign is a undrafted free agent some off the field questions. I guess the Chiefs felt comfortable with that. Wayna Morris, in my opinions, got his guy's got great upside, A right tackle prospect who's very athletic, He's very explosive. He's got some off the field issues. But again, like Rashid Rice, I guess the Chiefs were happy with the We're okay with that. If you get Wayna Morris to play up to his potential, you've got to starting tackle. Tamari Connor. I like him more as a safety. I also like him as a seventh round pick. B JJ Thompson is a tall, thin pass rusher, standover tackle, come out of the line of scrimmers. He's got to add bulk to his frame. I mean, he basically looks like a twel thin you know forward in the NFL. Incredible athlete, incredibly productive, a lot of upside. He's just got to get bigger. Heal Colburn is a good fit in that the system. On the inside. He's a guy who three years ago I thought, Wow, this guy could be a Day two pick. Hiss gave his kind of he's you know, your dancing bear type, if you will, and in fact that in the sense that he's big, he moves very well, but he's very inconsistent. Nick Jones has got some upside as a dimback.

A draft that's got a lot of upside, but he's got a lot of questions and a lot of downside risk. I mean, you don't know which is where he's gonna go. Duki Azuma I actually had the Chief taking him in round two. My Mars three round Monck I had him going around to the Chief they take him around one. Guy's got a lot of upside, but he needs a lot of polish on his game. Rashi Rice, you know, he doesn't great size, does a great speed. He was a terrific pass catcher at a SMU last year. Was the man. Was the guy in that offense, despite the fact they had two receivers. Lee one was drafted in twenty twenty two. The other sign is a undrafted free agent some off the field questions. I guess the Chiefs felt comfortable with that. Wayna Morris, in my opinions, got his guy's got great upside, A right tackle prospect who's very athletic, He's very explosive. He's got some off the field issues. But again, like Rashid Rice, I guess the Chiefs were happy with the We're okay with that. If you get Wayna Morris to play up to his potential, you've got to starting tackle. Tamari Connor. I like him more as a safety. I also like him as a seventh round pick. B JJ Thompson is a tall, thin pass rusher, standover tackle, come out of the line of scrimmers. He's got to add bulk to his frame. I mean, he basically looks like a twel thin you know forward in the NFL. Incredible athlete, incredibly productive, a lot of upside. He's just got to get bigger. Heal Colburn is a good fit in that the system. On the inside. He's a guy who three years ago I thought, Wow, this guy could be a Day two pick. Hiss gave his kind of he's you know, your dancing bear type, if you will, and in fact that in the sense that he's big, he moves very well, but he's very inconsistent. Nick Jones has got some upside as a dimback.

All right, let's go to the Oakland Raider. Sorry, let's go to the Las Vegas Raiders here. Pardon me. They rolled the dice in this draft a little bit. Ha ha ha. Tyre Wilson seventh overall pick, Texas Tech second round pick Michael Mayer good value at a Notre dame. There the tight end. Two third round picks Byron Young defensive tackle version out of Alabama. Trey Tucker, who went ahead of Scott in that Cincinnati wide receiver core which surprised me. Third round pick one hundred overall to Corey and Bennett. Round four pick cornerback out of Maryland, Adian O'Connell developmental quarterback out of Purduing round four. He fits that system well. Christopher Smith, who I think despite the testing, you look at it just a film. I think it's starting caliber film. In round five. Then Amari Bernie linebacker Florida round six, and nested Jade silvera defensive tackle out of Arizona State in round seven.