Daniel Jeremiah

So they had their first round guys.

I look at a defense, you know, like not only the Seahawks, but inside their division, the Rams, when they take Jared Burse in the first round, they take Fisk in the second round.

I still think that you have to have some of those premier high round picks along that defensive front.

But if you told me they wanted to take another position early and then they wanted to double up on the defensive line after that, I'd have no problem with that.

When you look at where they're picking, I think they have two second-round picks, 57 and 60.

I wouldn't hate it if they doubled up and took a couple guys along the defensive line at that point in time.

He's a real, he's a real firm, strong player.

So you watch him, he destroys tight ends in the run game.

He's, you know, he plays really big and long and heavy, heavy handed, but he's not the most twitched up like explosive guy.

So a lot of times that's a profile that goes off the board in the second round.

In this draft, if he were to go in the 20s, I could totally see that as well.

But usually when you're taking one of these guys in the first round, you want a little more twitch, just a little more juice off the edge.

He's more of a power player, big, big, heavy bull rusher, just a little bit more herky-jerky in his movement.

So I like him.

I think he's a good player.

When you're almost 6'6", 262 pounds, you're not going to run the ball on the edge against him.

That's a valuable commodity, and he's a real power player.

I could see him going in the 20s.

For me personally, I like him more in the second round.

I think this is a really good day two draft.