Emery Hunt

And I think it's fair to ask because of the strength of that group in the draft.

I think it was one of the stronger and maybe even deeper positions out there.

We still have some unemployed veterans who probably deserve to be on NFL rosters right now.

Maybe they're waiting for the draft.

Teams are waiting to see what their roster looks like after the draft.

Of which pick?

I'm sorry.

Yeah, I mean, his speed, you know, I remind myself of this every year when guys run sub-4 340s, more often than not, they end up in the top 100.

You know, it seemed like he was kind of turning the corner at Mississippi State, excuse me, goes to LSU, you know, in a crowded situation, doesn't get many opportunities offensively, still shows some of that home run ability as a returner.

And having a deep threat who can be a true take-the-top-off-the-defense receiver, even if he's your fifth or sixth guy to start the season, it's a nice little thing to have in your back pocket, I think.

Felt a little rich to me, you know, and receiver also being a fairly strong position this year.

I still thought they were, you know, I'd have to go back and look to see who was available at the time.

But in the moment, I remember thinking, could they have done better?

You know, could they have found a little bit better value at that spot?

That is the voice of Eric Edholm.

He's the lead draft writer for NFL.com.

And he posts his NFL power rankings, which we're discussing this morning on Rahimi Harris and Grody.

And look, Ben Johnson and Ryan Poles clearly align in that they want to get this offense as good as possible, as quickly as possible, whether it's the center pick, whether it's the receiver pick that you just talked about.

One thing I do like about your power rankings, and some people will have a problem with the Bears being so low at number 11, but here's the thing they can't deny, Eric, and that's that the Bears are the top team in the NFC North, according to these power rankings, because the Lions come in at 13, the Packers come in at 16, and then you've got the Minnesota Vikings all the way down at 28.

Tell me about those rankings of the other NFC North teams and how that kind of came together.