Matt Hasselbeck

what it was like with 11-on-11 tackle football.

And there's guy after guy after guy that maybe didn't have the best showing at the combine, but go on and have great careers.

And it's almost like the scouts are rooting against you.

Like if a scout likes you and you show up at the combine, he's rooting for you to run a bad 40 times.

He's rooting for you to have a bad day that day so that they can have an opportunity to get you.

And you mentioned Makai Lemon.

He's another guy, playmaker, tough, strong, physical.

A name I would add in there is Jacoby Lane, his teammate.

I came away incredibly impressed with him, just as the leader he was, kind of the day that he had.

They said he was 6'4".

He felt like he was 6'6".

Caught everything, made everything look super, super easy.

So there were certainly guys that helped themselves in India.

No, it's not crazy.

It kind of reminds me when Mike Holmgren was rebuilding the Seahawks.

We kind of made one of these big trades and we ended up with a top 10 pick and then pick number 17.

We drafted Corrin Robinson, a very explosive wide receiver who had a ton of potential.

And also Steve Hutchinson, who ended up being a pro bowl, you know, perennial pro bowler and a hall of famer.

And so, you know, basically what you're doing is you're getting like a sure thing.

And then a guy with major upside, I think is kind of what you're saying.