Matt Spiegel

Correct.

And I would add, in the case of Proctor and Lomu, two guys who have athletic ability that people can go, ooh.

Yep.

If we can just get him in our building, if we can just get that guy with this coach, or we can just get this guy on a pro diet, this guy could be a dynamo.

In the opposite way, for Proctor, it's like trim him down.

He's got to have power.

He's a little light in the ass right now to be a starting left tackle in the NFL.

Caleb Tiernan out of Northwestern is interesting because he's tall but doesn't have a whole lot of length.

They're wondering, yes, he's a really good pass blocker, but is he going to have to slide into guard?

Max Ihanachor out of Arizona State has only been playing football for...

for three years, but has some traits that you're looking for.

33 and 7 8th inch arms for Max Hanachor at 6'6", 321.

By the way, Tiernan, 6'8", 323, the Northwestern kid.

But you notice what Teron Arms said there?

He said, guys that can handle power.

Oh, he didn't say athleticism is what he's looking for in a left tackle.

And I just wonder at what point, since we're starting to see like old school offense return, are we going to see some more old school left tackles like Caden Proctor being valued high, like Markel Bell out of Miami?

Oh, let's talk about him.

You love him.

Six foot nine, 346 pounds.