Bucky Brooks

If they see somebody they like, they're not afraid to put a trigger.

Well, I would say that James has already kind of established some of the things that he would be willing to part ways with when he added the importance of the comp picks and doing those things.

I would think that a reasonable range is moving up 15 picks.

That would put you at like 40, 41.

That would get you a player that's probably like a fringe first-round talent.

But they're going to have to give up a couple of, like, thirds and fourths and some swaps or whatever.

Like, you're not going to have to give up a first round, but you're going to have to give up multiple picks to move up there.

No, man, I think it's player dependent.

And I know, like, we get into weeds in terms of positional value.

and those things.

But, man, if you're a team that needs an outside linebacker, and I'm assuming you're talking about an outside stand-up edge linebacker, or are you talking about replacing Devin Lloyd type?

Yeah, no, I mean, because it's different.

The only reason I say it's a bit different because, like, the type of player that you're chasing, right?

So we're talking 56, second round.

We're talking about maybe anywhere from Anthony Hill from Texas, who is a real linebacker who has some pass rush ability.

We're talking about Jacob Rodriguez from Texas Tech, who is a splash play machine.

He is always around the ball.

He's a little undersized, but...

In terms of being a C-ball, kid-ball defender with great instincts, there's not a better one.

And because he tested so well at the combine, he's definitely in play in the second round.