Marshall Harris

Here's one everybody will know, ladies and gentlemen.

I guess you could call this a hit.

In 2019, the Commanders, with the number 26 pick in the draft, took a guy by the name of Montez Sweat.

In 2018, there were no edges taken in the 20s.

And then in 2017, Miami's Charles Harris, five teams he's been on.

Atlanta's Takaris McKinley, number 26 overall, did not play last year.

And then a former Bear,

Dallas' Taco Charlton, number 28, five teams, including the Bears, in 2022.

And then I don't want to take up a whole bunch of time, but it's the same thing with the tackles, with like Mozzie Smith out of Michigan and Brian Brissy to the Saints at number 29, like on and on and on.

There's just not a lot.

There are hits in the 20s with defensive tackles and edge rushers, but historically, going back to 2017, in my work,

There is not a lot of hit and impact players defensively on that line, whether edge or interior.

It's a crapshoot, man.

Yeah, I liked it.

I mean, you talked about that in the pre-show meeting backstage.

And I was like, yeah, because the Bears did pretty well.

With their second-round picks last year, the jury's still out on Shamar Turner, but you could call Ozzie Trapillo a success, even though the injury, Luther Burden, everybody loves Luther Burden, seemed to be a success.

And just with...

With that sort of just, like, very underwhelming, as a texter put it, the edge position in the 20s.

Underwhelming.