Mina Kimes

So what's... Not wrong about throwing. I think that it's very debatable whether or not the top prospects have to actually do that kind of thing. But the reason they're there is for the meetings and the medicals, Greg. So the teams all in one place get a chance to meet the guy that they're going to invest in their entire future in. And also the medicals.

This was actually the original purposes of the comment was really the medicals. And that's why it happens every year and will continue to happen.

This was actually the original purposes of the comment was really the medicals. And that's why it happens every year and will continue to happen.

It all depends on whether or not he's willing to hold out because the sense that I get from being there, and that's why we're there, by the way, is just to gossip essentially for a week. The Browns have no intention or interest in moving on from him. So this could get really ugly if he is actually willing to hold out. And that is an open question.

It all depends on whether or not he's willing to hold out because the sense that I get from being there, and that's why we're there, by the way, is just to gossip essentially for a week. The Browns have no intention or interest in moving on from him. So this could get really ugly if he is actually willing to hold out. And that is an open question.

It would cost them a lot, but if it was for actual freight of draft picks, which I haven't heard any packages being thrown out, they should do it because they're a rebuilding team. They should at least consider it, pardon me, if it's a lot, but I haven't heard any rumors that any team is willing. I just think other teams don't find it to be that believable at the moment.

It would cost them a lot, but if it was for actual freight of draft picks, which I haven't heard any packages being thrown out, they should do it because they're a rebuilding team. They should at least consider it, pardon me, if it's a lot, but I haven't heard any rumors that any team is willing. I just think other teams don't find it to be that believable at the moment.

And again, as with all these guys, it's all about his willingness to make it messy, Dan. And like, it's easier said than done. I mean, one of my first stories ESPN the magazine was that Drell Rivas, who was the king of mess, right? And I came away from that. And of course, one of the greatest, moneymakers this league has ever seen, and a guy who literally won, right, every time.

And again, as with all these guys, it's all about his willingness to make it messy, Dan. And like, it's easier said than done. I mean, one of my first stories ESPN the magazine was that Drell Rivas, who was the king of mess, right? And I came away from that. And of course, one of the greatest, moneymakers this league has ever seen, and a guy who literally won, right, every time.

And I came away from that story believing the reason he was capable of that wasn't his ability, but his absolute, like, the steel he had in his personality, not caring about the influence of media, fans, family members, teammates. Derral Ruvis truly did not care.

And I came away from that story believing the reason he was capable of that wasn't his ability, but his absolute, like, the steel he had in his personality, not caring about the influence of media, fans, family members, teammates. Derral Ruvis truly did not care.

And I think for Myles Garrett, it's going to come down to whether or not he has that same sort of personality, which he might, by the way.

And I think for Myles Garrett, it's going to come down to whether or not he has that same sort of personality, which he might, by the way.

Uh... Schultz has me... Oh, no, I blocked him. Ooh, people are going to make a thing about this. I should have said that.

Uh... Schultz has me... Oh, no, I blocked him. Ooh, people are going to make a thing about this. I should have said that.

Yeah, so I'm a little bit biased. My favorite part of that encounter was Jeremy Fowler, who I work with, just trying to disassociate in the background of the photo. I don't know if you guys noticed that. He looked like that Marco Rubio in the couch, just...

Yeah, so I'm a little bit biased. My favorite part of that encounter was Jeremy Fowler, who I work with, just trying to disassociate in the background of the photo. I don't know if you guys noticed that. He looked like that Marco Rubio in the couch, just...

So we're team Fowler then, okay.

So we're team Fowler then, okay.

Yeah, team Fowler, yeah.