David Haugh

Yeah.

But it put you in a situation, and you chose a path.

You opened door number one, and there were three, four doors opened available to you.

But when you open that door, you've got to continue down that pathway.

And they didn't to me because you passed up the opportunity in the first round to go defensive tackle or edge rusher, your most glaring needs.

And I do think you always have to be drafting with that in mind.

And then at 57, if you felt compelled that this was happening, you still had the 60th pick you could have packaged to move up.

You could have moved up.

They definitely moved down.

They ended up moving down.

Why did they move down?

They moved down because the board was telling them that all of the guys that they maybe wanted were gone.

And remember, Ryan Pohl said they had a smaller group or cloud or circle or whatever of players this year, a little tighter, maybe because of the talent available or maybe because of their standards.

Whatever the case is, I think they ran out of names this year.

We agree on that.

I see what you did there.

Yeah, they did.

But what they failed to do is take advantage of that maneuverability and get a defensive player that you thought could help.

I don't know why they're collecting tight ends.

I just don't.