Emory Hunt

And when you think about Kashawn Elliott, the linebacker, he reminds me a lot of Channing Crowder.

Just sideline to sideline guy, runs through the tackler, through the ball carrier.

So he's a very good run sufferer, kind of like what they have already in Noah Sewell and also what they have in DeMarco Jackson, guys that are really just good thumpers in a run game.

Well, here's the reason why.

And I know the whole frame of this conversation is because of everybody's disdain for what the Jags did, right?

No, no, I'm saying like this is where this consensus board, the Jags in San Francisco is where this consensus board conversation comes from in terms of reaching and value.

But when you look at, let's say the Jags roster and we look at this Bears roster,

There's not a lot of holes.

So at some point, you're going to have to have backups.

And so where are you going to get these backups from?

You know, you got to draft them.

And so I feel like if you see a specific trait that a guy has, then, OK, we could use this here.

We could use his speed and explosiveness on special teams in some regard.

He could be a gunner.

on special teams.

And folks, you know, they poo-poo these picks until it's week nine, and you see Xavier Thomas make a game-changing tackle inside the five-yard line.

Like, oh, wow, you don't say, yeah, but we could have got him undrafted.

Like, no, you're glad he made that tackle, made that play.

uh... so i i always look at it from a big-picture perspective yet you may have different grades or other guys in the pink pop up on this guy may be better or not or what not but you know that's your own individual raking as the media member uh... you don't have the access to the medicals the interviews all those things that they used to

you know, come to their decision.