Albert Breer

He said he plays like Troy Polamalu.

And

That to me, like, it's just you can see it if you really watch him play, how instinctive he is and the free reign they gave him to move around and do different things.

And I just can't remember.

And I know you watch a lot of them, too.

I can't remember ever seeing a play where he looked like he was out of position.

I mean, it's incredible.

And especially for a guy who plays in space like that, it never looked like he was caught flat-footed or he missed a tackle.

And when he hits somebody, they stop.

And there was this hit when they played Northwestern at Wrigley.

You might remember this one.

But, you know, the Northwestern quarterback threw the tight end out in the flat.

And this guy's probably 6'6", 260 pounds, whatever.

And Caleb...

like hit him.

And the guy just, I mean, it looked like a boxer, like taking that last shot before he's going to fall down, you know, just like, and stopped.

And so like, I think you're getting a player that's a very real tone setter.

And again, he's going to be a captain for you.

I just, you know, in this year's draft, when I don't think

You don't have the Julio Jones receiver.