Marshall Harris

I think the best example for me is the 49ers and Trey Lance.

That is a huge swing and miss by John Lynch.

But at the same time, they were allowed to absorb it with more grace because they had a better team around him.

And they win games.

And they picked Mr. Irrelevant, who's now getting more than $50 million a year and led them to a Super Bowl.

But that's also the point is, you know, how much does the draft matter to you?

Are you the guy who says that after the second round it's a crapshoot?

Because that's a good example of why good process, sound practices can withstand.

But that first-round swing and miss in 2021 to Trey Lance is pretty bad.

So, you know, I will cite other teams.

It's just a matter of how much risk did you buy yourself?

and being sound in all these other positions.

And the defense has some massive holes.

So Ryan Pohl says that he wants to stick to the best player available.

Let's go back a couple of days and listen to him at 25, that 25 pick in the draft.

Talk about that again.

So that's that's Ryan Poles saying yet again, he wants to take the best player available.

And he's talked about that many times, like sticking to his board and maintaining the discipline of sticking to that draft board.

But then he's also got the other side where social media is somehow dictating part of his job, which he admitted to.

So there's a tool in the middle here that may get them from point A to B. This was to Todd McShay.