Kevin Harlan

A guy like Jacob Rodriguez, the kid from Texas Tech who was all over the place in the playoffs and all season for Texas Tech, is outstanding.

And I don't think he's going to make it into the first round conversation.

Same conversation for Jake Golday, the kid from Cincinnati who didn't play in the Shrine Bowl.

I think he was getting over a small injury here or there.

But those two guys right there,

In other years, Anthony Hill from Texas is another one.

In other years, it might be first-round guys, but in this year, they're going to be bumped down.

It reminds me a little bit of a couple years ago, or maybe it was last year, the running back class was so deep that it was like, just wait, take your time, see what happens.

I think it was last year because the Bears ended up doing it.

They waited and got Kalmanunga.

So this is a lot like that.

Yes, right.

This is a lot like that.

Maybe not as deep in some cases in terms of the explosion that you can get at the bottom of the draft.

But into the fourth and fifth, I think you can still get really good linebackers.

Yeah, I mean, like this is and I got to say also for folks, this is about to be the norm.

I got to think, right, like these guys, a lot of these guys are staying in college, are getting paid.

Trinidad Chamblish, the kid from Ole Miss, is still trying to sue his way back.

So when we look at him, it's like, where do you want to gamble on him?

Do you want to wait and see if you can sneak one in in the 20s and kind of play chicken with people, or do you get nervous and jump up and overdraft him?