Brett Veach

But we also thought they could go wide out.

I think where we got pressed a little was when we were looking at the Saints.

They came into this draft with maybe similar needs, right?

Two years ago, they lost Paulson Adebo in free agency.

This past offseason, they lost Elante Taylor.

So they were kind of down two corners.

We just lost two corners in this offseason, but...

We basically had our analytics people just really – the commanders at 7 and the Saints at 9, and I think the data came up slightly into wideout or BPA if one of those top players get through.

But we got a little nervous where our analytics came back, and they thought that the Saints –

probably would have a slight tendency to go corner.

Now, I mean, they drafted a great player in Jordan Tyson.

And our analytics people said, you know, you're going to be looking at pick nine, Jordan Tyson, Caleb Downs, Montsour Delane.

We looked at the Saints and we're like, gosh, man, they're down a bunch of corners.

We're down a bunch of corners.

Washington's not trading.

So if you want this guy, you got to go to six down.

Because the Saints aren't going to trade, and I know Mickey really well, and I've been in that position before where if there's one guy that's more aggressive than me, it's Mickey.

Mickey's not trading back.

But that was the guy we wanted.

We had him as a top five player, and certainly Spaggs is...