David Syvertsen

Not a very big wingspan, but the guy does play hard.

He plays fast.

It's just a matter of whether or not he can handle the power element to the game.

David, as you evaluated what was happening, who won the draft?

Ooh, that's a great question.

I'll tell you what, the Pittsburgh Steelers, every single year, I just love what they do.

And it's what they do is they lean into the personality.

And they got a lot of flack because of the fact that they were about to draft Mekhi Lemon and then Howie Roseman, speaking of reading the draft, gets right in front of them and takes them right out from underneath them.

But their pivot...

to uh maxi nachar a kid from arizona state that i think is a really high upside it can play right tackle left tackle he just started playing football a few years ago guys and i thought he was the best lineman at the senior bowl this past season but they got jeremy bernard that's the guy i've been talking about leading up to the draft non-stop in the second round who i think would i would put right up there with makai lemon in terms of his impact the role that he can fill in that offense

Not sure what to make of Drew Allard yet.

I didn't have him going there.

But, hey, in the third round, it's worth gambling on that spot.

But all these picks I got from there on out.

Daylon Everett from Georgia, cornerback.

Jennings Dunker, a guard from Iowa.

Riley Nowakowski from Indiana.

This team, Robert Spears, Jennings, these guys, they have such an identity.

And it doesn't matter who's coaching.

They know how to draft and develop players.