Chase McCabe

But, yeah, I mean, look, when we had it here seven years ago now, I mean, I would say over the course of three days, it felt like there were that many people.

I mean, you couldn't get anywhere.

But then again, on a Saturday night, it feels like there's 600,000 people on Broadway.

So who am I to say different?

So the farther away I get from it, the more I like it.

I think like a lot of people,

In Nashville, I had my heart set on Jeremiah Love.

And the Arizona Cardinals took him at three.

That took him off the board.

And so it kind of made everybody reset and have that jolt of, okay, they're not going to get Jeremiah Love.

And then you start thinking defense and that they were going to go Arvel Reese or Sonny Stiles, which I didn't love Stiles at four.

And then they shock everybody and they go receiver and Cornell Tate, which I never even thought about at number four.

And so the initial reaction and I'm, you know, doing a show, I'm live on the air with a former NFL wide receiver and Derek Mason, who played 15 years in the league, was a fourth round pick.

And he was like, man, I like the kid, but.

I just don't know if he's the fourth overall pick.

I think there's a lot of talent there.

There's a lot of potential, but he wasn't even the best receiver on his team in college.

Now, granted, Jeremiah Smith is special and different, and so maybe there were some things they didn't allow Tate to do because they knew they had Smith.

So, obviously, the team was convicted in taking him.

I do wonder, and maybe you've heard some stuff, I do wonder if...