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so Greg, I don't remember which

1:59

of some of you. these guys I wanted to

2:01

ask you about as opposed

2:03

to some of the guys that are

2:06

just more or less guys that

2:08

you you you really liked in

2:11

the process for one reason you gave me a

2:13

list of guys Greg I'll let you describe the

2:15

list of guys that you gave me oh

2:20

now I'm trying to remember the list I keep you I

2:23

know I gave you

2:25

Cole Bishop I know I gave you March

2:27

on Neeland I

2:30

know I gave you Jevon Bullard I'm

2:32

giving you the names I'm asking like

2:34

how would you classify these guys why

2:37

why are these the names you gave me these

2:39

are these like day two guys you really like

2:41

well you know it's funny that

2:43

you ask me that because as a lot of people

2:45

know I don't necessarily think in terms of where guys

2:47

get drafted I don't know the answer to that I

2:49

mean I know the guys I gave you even

2:52

before the draft I knew they wouldn't necessarily

2:54

be first-round picks but when I watch these

2:56

players number one I always start with traits

2:58

and attributes and characteristics of the player but

3:01

then I think about how they can be

3:03

deployed in the NFL because ultimately that's what

3:05

teams are doing they're trying to figure

3:07

out how a player within the

3:09

context of their scheme because once

3:11

you start talking with coaches

3:13

about players they think in terms

3:15

of scheme adaptability scouts as you

3:17

know Ross think more in terms

3:19

of traits attributes analytics things of

3:22

that nature I'm not saying coaches

3:24

don't but coaches for the most

3:26

part think in terms of how

3:28

a player fits within their scheme because

3:30

coaches have a particular scheme and unless

3:32

a player is transcendent and obviously there's

3:34

very few of those guys and the

3:36

players I gave you are not transcendent

3:39

they have to think how does this guy

3:41

fit in what I do because

3:43

I'm not dramatically changing everything I

3:45

do particularly if I'm a veteran

3:48

coach so it comes down to

3:50

scheme adaptability for coaches let's

3:52

start though with the guy that I

3:54

don't know if I would say that he was a

3:57

surprise first-round

4:00

but it does feel like he

4:02

was an interesting first round pick

4:04

that's garnered a lot of discussion.

4:07

And that's not, this is not one of

4:09

Greg's guys, but it's Jordan

4:11

Morgan. He was the Packers first

4:14

round pick number 25 overall, the

4:16

offensive lineman out of Arizona, Greg.

4:19

What did you see from him? Yeah, he's an

4:22

interesting player, Ross, because look, you're an

4:24

offensive lineman. And

4:26

there is a strong belief among

4:28

many coaches that I've spoken to

4:30

that arm length or an offensive

4:32

lineman is important. And

4:35

there have been studies done by offensive

4:37

line coaches. Obviously they have staffs. I

4:39

just have me. So I don't do

4:41

these kinds of studies. But there's a

4:43

belief that arm length matters significantly. And

4:45

his arm length is below 33 inches.

4:48

So even though he played left

4:50

tackle at Arizona, and I thought his tape was

4:52

pretty good, and I would imagine they

4:55

drafted him to play left tackle, that would

4:57

be my thought. There'll

5:00

be a question as to whether he can do that

5:02

given that his arm length is less than 33 inches.

5:06

Now, I think that he's overall,

5:08

besides the arm length, he's got

5:10

very good size. He's a good

5:12

athlete. He's got light feet. He

5:14

showed good balance. He has

5:16

the lateral range, I think, to play left tackle.

5:20

It's just a question of will that

5:22

arm length end up being a concern,

5:24

because historically that has been a factor.

5:28

You know, Greg,

5:32

I do think it matters. I do.

5:35

And you're talking to a guy – I don't know if

5:37

we've talked about this in the show before. I

5:40

knew I had short arms, Greg. I

5:42

didn't know just how short. I

5:44

have sub-31-inch arms. And

5:48

I think it really puts you

5:51

in a bad spot in

5:53

one-on-one pass protection. You

5:55

know, it's like anything else, right?

5:57

I mean, there's a reason. for

6:00

boxers why

6:02

reach matters? Yes. Right?

6:05

Like they can punch you

6:07

at a distance where you can't punch them.

6:10

Well same thing for offensive linemen.

6:13

You can touch them, get your

6:15

hands on them at a

6:17

distance where they can't do it with you or

6:19

earlier than me. You know for me

6:22

to have sub 31 and another guy

6:24

to have 34

6:26

inch arms, you know that that 3 plus

6:28

inches that might not sound a lot like

6:30

a lot but at

6:32

that level everything is such

6:35

a like small increments

6:37

make a big difference. I agree with

6:39

you. It's like the difference you know

6:41

when they say like you're running back

6:44

lost a step he didn't lose a

6:46

step, the running back lost a fraction

6:49

of a second but that's the difference between

6:51

getting through the hole or not. No you're

6:53

right. That little bit can be the difference.

6:55

No I agree and like I said they've

6:57

done studies and particularly for tackles.

7:00

I'm not saying it doesn't matter for

7:02

guards or centers which is where you

7:04

predominantly play but for tackles for sure

7:06

because you want to be able to

7:08

strike. There's a lot of coaches that

7:10

believe in the independent arm technique where

7:12

you strike proactively with one arm and

7:14

if your arms are shorter that strike

7:16

doesn't have the same impact as if

7:18

your arms are longer. So it'll

7:20

be interesting. We know that

7:23

I mean I would think they drafted him to

7:25

get a shot at left tackle particularly since they

7:27

drafted him in the first round. To me this

7:29

is a wait and see situation. I'm not going

7:31

to sit here and say it can never work.

7:33

Maybe he's the exception. As

7:36

I said he has other traits that are very

7:38

positive for the left tackle position but we'll see

7:40

how it plays out. Another

7:43

first round pick that

7:46

was one of your guys was one of the

7:48

guys you sent me was taken

7:50

by the Arizona Cardinals and that's

7:52

defensive end Darius Robinson out of

7:54

Missouri. Yeah I really

7:56

liked him the more I watched him and

7:59

to me he was the guy you... needed to watch a lot

8:01

because he's so big. He's 6'5", he's 285, I believe

8:03

is what he was

8:05

at the combine. You

8:08

know, he's not an explosive athlete. I mean,

8:10

very few guys that big are explosive athletes.

8:12

It's funny, you talk about arm length. This

8:15

is 34 and a half. But

8:18

the point is, is he's just

8:20

a, he's a power player. He's

8:22

got tremendous length and mass throughout his

8:25

body. His game reflects those

8:27

attributes. He's got really strong

8:29

hands. He uses his arms

8:31

really well. Tremendous arm extension

8:34

to lock out offensive tackles and they

8:36

moved him inside as well. He's

8:39

a strength power generator.

8:41

That's his game. Now,

8:43

I'm not going to compare him exactly to Cam

8:46

Jordan when Cam Jordan came out of Cal, but

8:48

the measurables are almost exactly

8:51

the same. So can

8:53

he become that kind of player as he

8:55

grows and develops? We'll have to wait and

8:57

see. I think the belief when Cam Jordan

9:00

came out was that he was a little,

9:02

just a little quicker athlete. There may be

9:04

a better sort of pure pass rusher, but

9:06

I think there's more in Robinson to be

9:08

developed. And I, like I

9:10

said, you needed to keep watching him because he's

9:12

not the kind of guy where one player is

9:14

gonna go, wow, look at, look at that. But

9:17

the more you're watching him, you just realize how

9:19

physically dominant he can be. Yeah.

9:22

And I think a guy with that body

9:24

type, those are

9:26

not fun guys to go against. No,

9:28

at times, especially if

9:30

they can generate some speed to power

9:32

like that's funny. As you were describing

9:34

him, all I was thinking was

9:36

Cam Jordan, Cam Jordan, you know, let's get to

9:38

some other guys. A lot of these guys went

9:41

in the second round. And

9:43

I think it was you, but

9:46

there was other people in the

9:48

pre-draft process, Greg, that really liked

9:52

AD Mitchell, Adanai Mitchell, the

9:54

wide receiver from Texas

9:56

who ended up getting drafted by

9:58

the Colts at That

10:02

surprised me. He lasted 20 picks

10:04

into the second round. What did you see

10:07

from him? Any idea why maybe he lasted

10:09

that long? Maybe there's some

10:11

personality stuff, which I certainly don't know. So I

10:13

couldn't speak to that. I

10:15

will say that I spoke to one coach who's been in

10:18

the league for 30 years on the offensive

10:20

side of the ball. And he

10:22

had Mitchell as his third rated

10:24

wide receiver ahead of the doomsday.

10:26

So Mitchell has tremendous

10:29

talent. 6'2", 205, ran a 4'3",

10:31

4'4", I mean tremendous vertical

10:35

jump and broad jump. Really,

10:37

really good athlete. This guy could get in and

10:39

out of breaks. He showed the ability to sink

10:41

his hips and he

10:44

can run. I mean he can get over

10:46

the top. I finished watching him and I

10:48

thought to myself that he has the

10:50

traits and attributes to be a boundary x

10:53

receiver, meaning the single receiver to the short

10:55

side of the field that gets a lot

10:57

of man-to-man coverage and it would have to

10:59

win one-on-one. And I thought

11:01

that this guy, again, I

11:03

don't know the kid, so maybe there's

11:05

factors there. But just based on tape

11:07

Ross, I thought he had

11:09

the traits and attributes to develop into a

11:11

top 10 receiver in the league as his

11:14

career developed. I don't want people to think

11:16

I mean he would be that from day

11:18

one, but I think he has the traits

11:20

to be that kind of receiver. Interesting.

11:23

I can't remember if he's the

11:25

guy that Chris Ballard went

11:28

off on because there was people

11:30

talking about stuff off the field with him or

11:32

not. I need to look that up because

11:35

there was somebody that Chris Ballard really

11:38

got fired up about when he was asked

11:40

about it. I get fired up in a

11:42

different way, Greg, when I drink

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Buffalo, New York. Okay,

11:58

some other guys we can get to. a

12:00

couple of safeties, Greg. It's like

12:02

we don't talk about safeties that

12:04

much. Jevon Bullard from Georgia, Cole

12:06

Bishop from Utah. Yeah.

12:08

Let's start with Cole Bishop. Cole Bishop, again,

12:11

he was probably in terms of, you know, when

12:14

I say guys, one of my favorite guys, I

12:16

think a lot of people think it's a personal

12:18

thing. It's just a tape thing. Um, I

12:20

watched him last summer, 2022 from his 2022 tape. Um,

12:25

I watched him, uh, of course this year, it's his

12:27

2023 tape. Um,

12:30

I think, I thought he was

12:32

one of the best safety prospects

12:35

in the class. Size, movement, versatility,

12:37

competitive, savvy, intelligence. I

12:39

thought he could play back in. I thought he could

12:41

play in the box. I thought he

12:43

could match up to tight ends. Um, I

12:45

think he has enough movement that he could

12:47

be a cover one or a cover three

12:49

post safety. Um, I

12:52

just really thought he was a complete

12:54

safety and it didn't surprise me that

12:56

the bills drafted him because what did

12:58

the bills ask of their safeties? What

13:00

have we seen them do with Micah

13:02

Hyde and Jordan Poyer, the last number

13:04

of years Ross, they, those guys are

13:06

interchangeable within the context of his Sean

13:08

McDermott defense and Cole Bishop fits that

13:10

he's an interchangeable player who can play

13:12

in the box. He can be an

13:14

overhang player. He can match up to

13:16

the tight end. He can play on

13:18

the back end. He sort of

13:20

fits clearly while we see the safety

13:22

profile be for the Buffalo bills. Love

13:26

it. Um, I also,

13:28

it's funny when you talk about Darius

13:31

Robinson, it makes me think a

13:34

little bit Greg about

13:36

Marshawn Meeland, not, not, not exactly

13:38

the same, but I did a

13:40

couple of Western Michigan games and

13:42

just in terms of being a power

13:44

player. That's kind of what I think of from Marshawn.

13:47

That's what he is. I mean, uh, and

13:49

maybe people don't realize that this guy is close to 270

13:51

pounds too. Um,

13:53

he plays a strong man's game. As you know,

13:56

Ross, since you mentioned, you did a couple of

13:58

games. He's got powerful, heavy hands. He

14:00

can shock both offensive tackles and tight ends

14:02

in the run game. He

14:04

showed forceful speed to power Conversion as

14:06

an edge pass rusher quite frankly I

14:08

thought why after I finished watching him

14:10

and I did him later in the

14:12

process I thought he and

14:15

Jared verse were the most explosive speed

14:17

to power conversion Players of any pass

14:19

rushers in this draft and the other

14:21

thing that I really liked about Neelan

14:23

which again now you think about His

14:26

transition and projection to the league is

14:28

they moved him around a lot.

14:30

He stood up a lot You know, he

14:32

was kind of a joker He was not just

14:34

a pure edge player and now you go

14:36

to the Cowboys and they have Parsons

14:39

who obviously does the same thing

14:41

and again, I'm not comparing the players So

14:44

I hope people don't think that's what I

14:46

mean But now you've got two players that

14:48

can move around and you can try to

14:50

create one-on-one Matchups based on where you can

14:52

line them up But I was

14:54

surprised how much Neelan stood up as kind

14:56

of a joker in the middle of the

14:58

defense and they tried to get Him matched

15:00

up on centers and guards as well as

15:02

lining him up outside where he could rush

15:04

the quarterback against tackles Greg

15:07

what about a guy? I don't think we

15:09

did talk about in the pre draft process

15:11

at all and I'm curious

15:13

about him Obviously because I'll be doing the Eagles

15:15

preseason games and they took him in the third

15:17

round And I need to know

15:19

more about his backstory I had to figure out how

15:22

a guy gets from Cornell as a

15:24

safety to Houston Christian as an

15:26

as a defensive end But it's Jaylick's hunt. Did

15:28

you get chance to watch Jaylick's hunt? I did

15:30

and I thought he was one of the most

15:32

fascinating prospects in the draft. I mean he's 6-4

15:34

252 Incredibly

15:37

good athlete. I mean, you know Again,

15:41

cuz he played at Houston Christian, you know

15:43

In fact, I had a conversation with our

15:45

good friend Fran Duffy and I said I

15:47

wonder where he would have been drafted if

15:49

he did the exact same thing in the

15:51

SEC and Fran said well that would

15:53

probably lead to a different conversation But

15:55

The point is is the traits are the

15:57

same now granted. He Obviously didn't play against

15:59

the. Highest level of competition that

16:01

this guy is a long as

16:03

a let it edge defender. He's

16:06

got emerging pass rush traits. It'll

16:08

probably take a little time or

16:10

they're They're probably more in their

16:12

infancy than all they are aren't

16:14

So he's got a smaller toolbox

16:16

right now. But you talk about

16:18

lanes. natural athleticism, explosiveness. Those things

16:21

are high level on. And

16:23

you know he definitely can bend. Ah, he

16:25

can flatten is rush past. There's so much

16:27

you there to work with that I was

16:30

again I knew nothing about I saw at

16:32

the combine I wish he were ourselves I

16:34

knew the name of and he actually had

16:36

a nice combined spots. Are you

16:39

know when I put on his tape and

16:41

again the competition levels difference? But boy you

16:43

just see the physical traits. They jumped out.

16:46

Love. It I mentioned Javan

16:49

Bullard earlier. From. Georgia. He

16:51

was one of your guys as well. Gray.

16:53

Yeah. Love to learn Bullard on. It's

16:56

a vandal or to me was maybe

16:58

not quite as as good but somewhat

17:00

similar in many ways to Brian branch

17:03

of Alabama from a year. Two.

17:05

Years ago, Twenty Twenty Two Bullard was

17:08

the slot corner. For. And Georgia

17:10

this year he was a safety and

17:12

I think this guy just. Besides.

17:14

The obvious versatility simply because of the

17:17

change of position. This. Guy

17:19

just understands how play. He's not

17:21

the best astley decide branch wasn't

17:23

is the best athletes although I

17:25

think Bullard ran better or that

17:27

people probably thought or that he

17:29

would run his other athletic testing

17:31

measurable who are by no means

17:33

off the charts and. But. This

17:36

guy is is. He.

17:38

He's not twitchy, he's not

17:40

sudden. You wouldn't say he's

17:42

got super loose hips and

17:45

but this guy is a

17:47

smart savvy player. You could

17:49

see the higher level football

17:51

intelligence grade recognition instincts. sees

17:53

the game incredibly well on.

17:56

And you know he can play in the

17:58

slot this year. They matched him

18:00

up even though he was a safety. When

18:03

they played Missouri, they matched him up to

18:05

lose. their burdens. Who's probably going to be

18:07

a top ten are tucked. It didn't pick

18:09

next year in the twenty twenty five draft

18:11

and so you know he can do that.

18:14

So I just really liked the where he

18:16

played. He saw the game really really well.

18:19

Some. You guys gamey! Greg,

18:21

Renardo Green, Kate and

18:23

Wallace. Who. I know a lot

18:26

about from Penn State Dj Delays, Modi

18:28

Washington where it hit up one of

18:30

those other guys have and Cade Wallace's

18:33

up my rhythm. Tell. Me about

18:35

one another. Galaxy or not everyone.

18:37

somebody I would love to mention

18:39

because Bernardo Green was a guy

18:41

that I've watched for two years

18:43

and he came from Florida State

18:45

which is a man heavy defensive

18:47

teams a lot of press so

18:49

he as a ton of it's

18:51

experience playing pressed both mirror match

18:53

and targeted physicality and this guy

18:55

is. I mean he is a

18:57

physical tough hard nosed player and

18:59

you know we kind of reminded

19:01

me watching his tape of what

19:03

luxurious need. Has become in the loop.

19:05

And don't forget the Jerry's need was

19:08

a fourth round pick and a Louisiana

19:10

Tech so it's what's neat. Has become

19:12

in the lead and other see those

19:14

who follow the lead know he's he's

19:17

now with the Tennessee Titans but Green

19:19

is a physical tough player brings a

19:21

swagger and I just really liked the

19:23

we played. Obviously the Niners are looking

19:25

for us more corners and and I

19:28

think he's I really liked watching his

19:30

tape. Love. It I

19:32

like talking with you every single week.

19:34

Greg really really appreciate. Glad we got

19:36

to dive into a few more your

19:39

guys next week! We're. Going to

19:41

start a preview division by division. Just

19:43

go over some of these teams what

19:45

we're expecting from them. Obviously a lot

19:47

of additions in new coaches should be

19:49

fine. Thank you so much as always

19:51

Thanks! I appreciate it. Gosh, i

19:53

love greg so good i love just

19:56

a passion he has when he talks

19:58

about certain players stats can like passion

20:00

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20:28

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20:30

the Dolphins, they bring in wide receiver Odell

20:32

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20:34

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20:36

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Odell Beckham Jr. is

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like an incredible case

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study in the power of

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getting off to a really fast start

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or to becoming really popular on

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social media. Like it is

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insane that he got 15 million

21:15

dollars fully guaranteed last year. It's wild

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that he signs with the Dolphins and

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it's still big news that everybody's posting

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about. Do you realize it's been since

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2016 since he had 1,100 yards in

21:29

the season or caught

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80 passes or had

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more than six touchdown catches? That's

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a long, that's like when Drake May and

21:38

Caleb Williams were like 14 years old. It's

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been a long time and

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yet people still, Odell Beckham Jr. signed

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with the Ravens and Lamar last year.

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Odell Beckham Jr. signed with the Dolphins.

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Like when's the last time it's actually

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mattered or meant anything who

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Odell Beckham Jr. signed with? Alongside

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Drake May and Caleb Williams, I also Was about fourteen,

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fifteen years old. Some other after moves

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his speech crickets I think occurred. Zoe

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Sly Bills I linebacker Dion Jones as

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well. That's Alive and Dwayne Smooth and

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wide receiver Taste Claypool nother wide receiver

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Dj Charki Go to the Alley Chargers.

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Search. The ones mood I believe not

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doing Smu but that's a tough one.

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You know, You. Must forget Sir

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and guys The and Jones was so good

22:25

for a while there. And a

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kind of feels like he just fell off.

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You. Know the Bills. This is

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called supplementing your roster post

22:34

draft. These guys don't count

22:36

as compensatory picks against a

22:38

commensurate picked formula. And also,

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they just. They. Want

22:43

to make sure they've got depth at

22:45

certain spots? But. Like a guy

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like Chase Claypool. Man. He got

22:49

off to a fast start. And.

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Now. Is just like a journeyman. Just.

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Bouncing around he could get caught. Be

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a little league it is. It's amazing

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how fast Savage and I feel a

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Dj chart. Signed. A one

23:03

year deal up to some out

23:05

with a different team. Each year

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we will see whether or not.

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He. Has any impact. I will say this. Feel.

23:12

The there's opportunity with the Chargers family

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feels like there is. He. Better

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we better better be ready to block. Was

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that Adam Silver? The. Adam

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Silver meme Learn how to block

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body Dj charge of Gotham because

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the Chargers want to run the

23:27

football but there is our project.

23:29

Me this opportunity a starting receiver

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for the Chargers. It.

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Said he fifth year option deadline was Thursday

23:35

and most notable decision from that was the

23:37

Steelers. They declined to pick up the option

23:40

of running back. now see Harris. You

23:42

know it's interesting. I mean, With

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rare exception I would say. That.

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If your team doesn't pick up your

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fifth year option. It was a

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bad pick. And. I think even with

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Naji Harris you could say their butts Zach

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rules and Trey last just and fields mack.

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The on the even cow and

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same and Davis that's a couple

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off the ball linebackers by the

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way they were taken top twenty

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not good. Good areas. Tony Kale

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of Farley Najera Page Turner Eric

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Stokes Joe try on Soyinka. Out.

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Another word and reshot Bateman not

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even eligible for the figure options.

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Not a good Ximena chairs been

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a fine pick, but. It.

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Still says a lot about a lot. maybe a

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lot of the running back position that the Steelers

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did not Do Not pick that up. An.

24:31

Nfl General counsel Just pass he's

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retiring after forty years. Do know

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that name and will just. Do.

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Not. To. So interesting.

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So. He's. Probably

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one of the. Ten.

24:45

Most influential figures. In.

24:48

The Nfl. Over the last.

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Thirty. Years. And. Terms

24:53

of the Business of the Nfl: But.

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Usually behind the scenes. You.

24:59

Know in the negotiations, in

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these investigations, all that stuff.

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Celibacy. Syria, Nfl replace them

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with but a very very impactful guy.

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Anyway, I think we're done here. Into

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the rock hall. but. Also

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to. Shout.

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you earlier in the show I'm

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to a writer for time as Tom

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it's on the cover, the newspaper framed.

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happy tears when they read the quotes.

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