Garrett Podell

Brian brought in a lot of different concepts, whether it was like some more motion, under center, things like that.

So I think Mike McCarthy has shown that he's open to different types of schematic feedback.

the case for Wells is certainly players have shown, uh, and McCarthy's been able to observe work ethic, uh, really enjoying working with him and being open to his feedback.

And, and so I think, and you could, Lunda's a little older, but,

it would kind of be an up and coming position for him to be his first chance at a coordinator job as well.

So I think you'd frame it both ways, but I think the big takeaway is making sure that Mike McCarthy's open to different schematic ideas.

And I think toward the end of his time in Dallas, they did start incorporating more motion, more under center type of things to show maybe in his older age, he's more receptive to feedback.

Yeah, the Iowa quarterback was the offensive MVP of the Shrine Bull.

He had a nice performance managing the game, rushing touchdown.

He actually blocked and set up a rushing touchdown for Houston running back Dean Connors around the right side.

I don't know that this is the draft that

is going to yield a ton of diamond in the rough guys like a Will Howard.

I mean, even Spencer Rattler a couple years ago was productive for New Orleans for a spell out of the fifth round.

I don't know that this is a very deep quarterback draft.

Now, you know, edge rusher, you're looking at Rieger out of Wisconsin.

He was the defensive games MVP.

Pittsburgh's had some nice success with Wisconsin edge rushers over the years.

So if you're looking to add it, he had two sacks on two different quarterbacks in the Shrine Bowl on Tuesday.

Maybe Rieger is someone you want to put on Pittsburgh's draft board for the later rounds.

That's your biggest mistake ever in the lightning round.