Austin Gale

It just doesn't make sense to me.

Like prepare for the future.

The offense needs help.

Garrett Wilson needs help.

And whoever this quarterback is going to be, I think is going to need more weapons as well.

It's hard with upsides.

I think that there's probably more insides.

I think there's more inside-outside versatility with Tyson, and maybe it's easier to immediately see him being a every-down receiver that gets a ton of volume in the league than it is with Omar Cooper, who maybe is always a slot guy.

I think it's dealer's choice here.

If it were me, I'd probably lean Tyson, even with the injury history.

But I think Omar Cooper, even over Tyson at 16, isn't indefensible.

The other thing I kind of had this idea while you were talking, we should try maybe before the season to rank biggest maybe by like an earthquake meter or something.

The biggest shocks that would happen would have to happen to like actually shock you to your core.

Aaron Glenn and the Jets being good to where he like keeps his job is up there for me on the Richter scale.

in terms of like, it'd be like an eight or a nine out of 10.

If we kind of went with the Colts last year, if you told me how good the Colts were going to be through weeks one through eight, weeks one through nine, I would have been, that's a nine out of 10 or 10 out of 10 on the shock factor.

If Aaron Glenn is coaching this team to success and Arval Reese is this monster everyone wants him to be under Aaron Glenn by week 10, week 12, I would be completely floored.

I think that there's a lot that could be happening.

I think if your guy, Monroe Freeling, is still on the board at 17, I think it's a slam, not a slam dunk, but it's a sprint the card in situation for Detroit.

Their left tackle for the last 10 plus years, Taylor Decker, they parted ways right before, I think, free agency breakouts.