Mike Mulligan

They're thinking a 38-year-old better than these guys.

They're going to do something at that.

You don't go out and get in the conversation for Max Crosby.

You don't flirt around with the conversation of Dexter Lawrence.

Now, two different positions, but defensive line help.

If you're going to go into the draft and do what you do.

I think that's a good conclusion, number one.

Okay.

Number two is combination thing.

Number...

A, let's say position A of this is a year ago, everybody was up in arms because they didn't take a running back by this time.

And then lo and behold, they ended up getting a running back and a decent running back.

And I'm not saying that there's going to be a tackle or an end or a huge assist from

for your defensive line in the same fashion, but I just want to use that as a reminder.

But B, they must really not have thought much of the defensive edge slash tackle class if they didn't go after any of them.

They must have rated them lowly, sir.

You know, we talked about this on whatever day it was, either early Thursday or Wednesday as we were talking about the draft.

The idea that as you evaluate the draft board, you have to be aware not only of who could be there for you, but who will be gone.

So if you need this position or that position, you might have to draft a guy at 25 that will go off the board at 35.

That's just the nature of certain positions in the draft, runs on positions, etc.