Danny Klinkscale

Right.

I think you can make that – that's the way – if it's a weak draft and you've got a lot of picks, the way you're perceiving it, as you said, that narrative could change.

But then it could seem like you could make a case that volume isn't as important this time because –

why do we want these multiple sixth-round picks when the sixth round's going to be a dumping ground, that it's equivalent of not even drafted next year, and that maybe there's two or three gems here, and if we get two real solids out of a crappy draft, then that's good.

But then you could probably come up with a scenario the other way, too.

I still would like them to take an edge rusher.

Short arms, long arms.

Arms.

Club foot.

I don't care, you know.

But I said it on the little video we did for Easton Roofing.

I'm not going to be surprised if they pick a wide receiver or a weapon for Patrick Mahomes.

I mean, they've got to look at the landscape of—I think they've finally come to the realization, I would hope, that, you know, Pat can't do everything.

He's not a wizard.

He's not a magician.

He's just great.

And we try to heap everything on him.

I mean, he's just great.

He's just a great quarterback.

He's not, you know, he's not—