Judson Richards

But I don't think there's many weaknesses.

I think that that's probably the one, right?

Just pass coverage and being able to get in and out of breaks and whatnot and showing that speed that you showed the combine out on the filming coverage.

Or everything surprised you.

But I think, like, you know, there's obviously 32 first-round picks.

And in a good draft year, I would venture to say 20 guys have first-round grades, right, in a great draft class.

I think this year you might have, like, 12 to 14 guys have, like, true first-round grades, right?

Obviously, every team grades well.

um you know the players and puts them up on the board they'll have their own system but um and i think you got to a point where you know it's like picking in like an ice cream flavor right like you might like something i might like something they're all good right but we might have different opinions on where guys are at and this is what this draft felt like right where the premium players were you know where mendoza obviously and bailey and

and Love, and Downs, and Reese, and Stiles, and maybe Tate and Tyson.

Those were like the premium guys, right?

Maybe the top basically 10 guys that were drafted, right?

Delane is in there as well.

And then I think after that, it was sort of just like, what flavor do you like, right?

Maybe the Vikings just had Caleb Woods created ahead of Dylan Vieteman, and they figured that that was more important to them, and you look at the rest of the board, and the safeties of the rest of the board look different.

a little doable in the second round.

They thought Woods was better than him.

There's nothing wrong with that.

That's the type of draft we had.

I wouldn't really look much into Keem's passing.