Mike Valenti

These are all the things that NFL scouts are looking at, as well as the other aspects of himself, being 6'5", 235 pounds.

He's graduated with a finance degree from the University of California.

I mean...

So all of those things, all the measurables are there.

The intangibles are that his teammates seem to love him.

His coach loves him.

And if it is Kubiak, which I believe it is going to be, it's the perfect coach pairing with the perfect quarterback because it's kind of the offense that he ran in Indiana.

So he is clear in a way the number one quarterback.

And just by virtue of listening to his –

Heisman's speech watching his post-game interviews after they won the national championship, I don't see how he does not go number one.

It would be idiotic if the Raiders passed on him.

I would understand if he were doing the game.

I'm with you.

If he were doing the game, he has to be objective, and I think the Seattle fan would be very upset if he weren't objective.

So, he's not doing the game.

So, therefore...

His former teammate just won coach of the year.

His former offensive coordinator just won offensive coordinator or assistant coach of the year on the offensive side of the ball.

He's got Bob Kraft, who's given him all this money over the 20 or 19 years he played there.

Six Super Bowls, what, nine appearances, whatever it was.