Diante Lee

You're not really going to find major flaws on tape, even though it doesn't always pop in terms of pass protection, right?

Like I don't necessarily think you're getting Lane Johnson

But I do think you're getting a Pro Bowl level run blocker and a guy who's stable enough in pass pro to really play well opposite Paris Johnson Jr.

as your left tackle and help you really rebuild this offense.

And if I'm Arizona, knowing that I've got to deal with Seattle, knowing I've got to deal with the Rams, knowing I've got to deal with the 49ers, you're not just going to be able to do that by saying, hey, let's stack up on defense and try to get after quarterbacks.

you better be able to put some points on the board given what's going on in this division.

And I think that that really should inspire them to make sure that their offensive infrastructure is as pristine as possible before the 2027 draft.

So that way, whatever quarterback they do ultimately bring in, you can speed up their trajectory to try to be the best version of themselves.

Yes.

Fantastic.

I'm stealing it.

Yeah.

It's

I would say like, this is a pick your flavor, right?

Tackle spot for me.

Okay.

If you're not a Francis Maui Noah guy, if you like Spencer Faneau, go get Spencer Faneau.

If you like Monroe Freeling, who I've come to love the more that I watch, and kind of checks all the boxes of a prototypical right tackle, and that's who you want at number three, I'm happy with that too.

I just think that physically, I look at Francis Maui Noah and I say, for all the talk about maybe he kicks inside to guard, I think maybe you let the 20-year-old get a little bit of time to develop as a pass protector, because what you can get out of him...

athletically and as a run blocker, plus what he can be as a pass protector, might really give you an impact player as your bookend right tackle.