Austin Gayle

It's like, is Bailey a 2026 decision?

Whereas Reese is more of a 2027 decision.

And if there are quote unquote people in the Jets building that want Bailey, maybe that's kind of Glenn's camp saying like, we want a guy that we know what position he's going to play right away and like help this defense quicker.

Save our jobs.

The GM and others are like, we're not really thinking that way.

We're thinking about 2027.

And they're rightfully so.

I'll let this one pass because my nickname for that man in the general manager of the Saints is Madman Mickey because when he likes his guy, he goes up and gets his guy.

He's a trade-up fiend.

And I think the Browns obviously analytically minded an opportunity to trade back at a quarterback and a top 50 pick just two spots when I think they're deciding between a handful of offensive linemen in this spot that could be looking at receiver.

I think it makes sense for the Cleveland, especially in like,

Would I make it if I were the Saints GM?

No, but would Mickey make it?

Probably.

And I think a lot of people are starting to get this feel that Tate, even though they've been bucketed in this draft class, is kind of that top three with Tyson, Makai Lemon, and then Tate.

I think the more I've talked these guys out and looked at the tape and looked at how other people are feeling, I do think there might be at least...

some distance between what Tate is as a prospect versus Lemon and Tyson.

Tyson for a lot of the injury stuff, I don't know, like the softness is like interesting speculation.

And with Lemon, it's like a size thing and you're trying to figure out like the interview stuff.

Like with Tate, I do feel there is some of that gap, right?