Austin Gayle

I don't think I'm doing it if I'm KC.

I like Bane a lot.

Field Yates of ESPN recently reported that there's a chance he falls out of the second half of the first round with teams kind of having differing opinions on the outlier arm length.

Yeah.

I like him a lot.

I think he has a higher floor than even the outlier arm length gives.

I think he can play inside-outside.

I think he's just like a... He just plays the game as I want to play the game, where you just never take a snap off.

He's just going, going, going.

But I don't know.

Moving up two spots, giving up 40 when this is...

This is going to be a hard cap situation in KC for a while now with all the money that they have invested in Mahomes, but also they brought Kelsey back.

I feel like their cap situation is a bigger priority than moving up two spots to bring in this guy.

Whereas I think if they stay put at nine, I think they could have a chance at Bain there.

I think they could have a chance at Mansour Delane, the corner from LSU, Caleb Downs, the safety from Ohio State.

I think, again, it comes back to the top where it's like, oh, people are expecting trades in the first half.

these like blue chip prospects that we're chasing, there is like this similar tier of player.

And when you have these teams making up small moves, like from five to two or six to eight or whatever it is, I think that oftentimes I'm deciding on the side of, you know, kind of like, Hey, probably stay put.

If you're taking a defensive player after Arval Reese, Sonny styles, kind of, it's like, okay to stay put and just kind of take the guy you really like in that spot.

I mean, even if they hit two of those three, right, which is why I think part of the reason why I kind of want to keep that other top 40 pick, you hit two of the three and you get another McDuffie, obviously that's kind of like the peak outcome, but like another McDuffie caliber player on a rookie contract that becomes a asset for you to trade if you get to that place, but also just someone who's like,