David Haugh

What is that headline?

38 years old.

What is that Mully and Haas special?

That's a juicy story right there.

There you go.

There you go.

I'm telling you this, though.

I like the way you're framing it because it depends on – I don't know that I totally agree yet, though, because I think that as much as anything, it did say that, but I think the board moved faster and differently than Ryan Poles expected, and he did not adjust.

No.

He did not adjust.

I think he misread the board at times, and you could have moved up if you were convicted on a certain player or a certain position, but they were so determined to –

some people believe this, to stick to their board and who they had evaluated and their great rating system and all those things.

And all the while, what was happening in front of them, they couldn't stop.

And those guys kept coming off the board one by one.

That's what you do in drafts.

Because the Patriots were...

They felt with conviction that they needed an edge rusher, and Gabakis was the guy who was going to give them that chance to get one.

Now, there's some information out there that maybe Gabakis wasn't somebody the Bears were going to draft or was a guy that they thought as much of as some other edge rushers that went off the board.

But as long as the Patriots believe that, they clearly did, and they were compelled to move in front of them.

Now they have a very committed –