Jordan Schultz

is 25%, 30% better than it actually is.

You know, if you ask people, okay, what's the number on – if you ask an agent what's the number on this guy, if he's worth 12, maybe the agent will say, you know, 17.

You hear a lot of that because then you navigate around and you realize maybe –

that player is not quite out of the market.

So there's a lot of that in navigating right now.

Free agency really dominates the combine, despite it really being a draft-featured event.

I'd say one of the more interesting things I've heard is just the amount of buzz around Ty Simpson, the Alabama quarterback.

A lot of love for him.

And then the receivers.

I think between Jalen Tyson from Arizona State, Cardinal Tate,

Carnell Tate from Ohio State, Denzel Boston from Washington, Makai Lemon from USC.

It's a really interesting wide receiver class with an influx of different style of players.

Last year, obviously, a couple years ago, we had the Harrison, Neighbors, Odunze draft.

I don't know if this has that type of star power, but maybe it does because you're talking about four potential, at least, first-round picks of receivers.

Yeah, I'm sorry about that.

You know, Crosby...

I would say nothing, from my understanding, is imminent there.

I don't think the Raiders want to trade him.

I do think that the market would be robust.

When you have an elite pass rusher with that skill set, you're going to command significant draft capital.