Josh Edwards

He's like a, he's like a newborn Colt out there.

Like he's,

you know, really tall.

He's incredibly athletic, basketball background, but he's not somebody that is soft necessarily.

I think a lot of times when people hear, oh, he played basketball or, oh, he played volleyball.

If it's not wrestling, you kind of, you know, put the soft tag on him, but he does not play that way.

And he was playing his best football at the end of the season.

I think where it's difficult is projecting that forward.

You know, just how high is his ceiling going to go versus, you

what we had seen over the course of this year.

And I think that's why you see such a wide range of opinions on him.

Some people are better at seeing the vision for him.

I know Nate Tice, you know, at Yahoo, who I respect a lot in his evaluations, views him as, you know, a top 10 overall pick.

You know, he was on a podcast with his dad recently, and his dad mentioned that he could be a Joe Thomas type player.

Whereas Brandon Thorne, who I equally respect,

sees him as being around the 50th best player in this year's draft.

So there's a wide range of opinions, and it's not to say anybody is right or wrong, but you have to have kind of this tolerance for risk if you're taking a player like that because he is very much a work in progress and a vision player.

And if you don't have the right pieces around him or the right coach to develop him, then his chances of reaching that potential, that ceiling, are probably not going to be as high.

It's just his overall athleticism, you know, his flexibility, his foot quickness.

Again, having that requisite play strength.