Austin Mock

I think we got a little bit too confident in that and saying that, Hey, there might be 20, 25 first rounders, first round grades in this draft class.

So I think we came down.

I do think this class in particular, cause it was kind of called a week class.

I think we,

I don't think we really know.

I think it's kind of always in that same area for the most part.

I know that there's going to be anomalies, but I do think it's an easy thing to point out.

Like, oh, this is a weak class, so we can't go there.

We don't truly know.

Dave Bruber at The Athletic, he had the same amount of first-round grades as he did last year.

So it wasn't that different.

And I would assume those skills changed

Like, a first-rounder is a first-rounder.

That doesn't change depending on your draft class.

So I think that it does give us a little bit of, like, leeway or, like, an excuse, if you will.

But in general, I think it's about right.

And then when you look through, you know, four or five years ago at the draft class and say 20, you get to see how many first-round players actually –

were first rounders, right, that were selected in the first round.

So it's one of those things where I think we got a little bit better, but I do think it's a little bit too much of a crutch now to where, like, I think there could be plenty of good players here.

I don't think it's that different than last year.