Diante Lee

Right.

So those are the things for me that are kind of hang ups.

And then you package that in physically with a smaller frame.

Right.

And hey, maybe this is going to be the quarterback who comes in and that kind of six foot to six one range exception.

And less than 220 pounds.

And he's the new Drew Reese, right?

Maybe he's a Brock pretty smaller guy, but he's able to extend once he gets in the league, you get them with the right offensive coordinator and you're able to kind of dial it up and really cut this guy loose.

And he continues to grow physically once he gets into the league.

I don't want to rule that out because we genuinely don't have enough tape on the guy to say what he can or can't be.

Right.

I just know from what we saw last year, once he did start taking hits, once he did start getting banged up, what we saw physically was really alarming.

And you're not going you never make a pick banking on injuries happening or not.

But I will say that over the physical rigors of a 17 game season, knowing how often these quarterbacks are going to get hit,

knowing how many times you're going to be under duress and having to play through pain, having to throw the ball into tight coverage when you're dealing with a Myles Garrett rushing you or a Max Crosby rushing you or a Trey Hendrickson rushing you.

I do have some questions about what Ty Simpson is going to be like, not only over a 17-game stretch season, but over an 85-game stretch if you were to take him in the first round and you've got to give him that five-year runway, right?

So that to me, I think, is a little bit more precarious.

That's not to say that

If you're at the back end of the first round or maybe you're a second round team or team early in the second round, you want to trade up with Seattle or with the team after, you know, pick 25 or so to get access to this guy in case he is good enough to merit paying him on a fifth year option.

I don't think I will poo poo that.