Nick Baumgardner

Those guys are big.

They can play multiple safety spots.

They can come up in the box and hit as well.

But if they slide down the board, all of a sudden you're looking at, like, Nicky Minwari went off the board last year in the second round.

And I don't know if teams have learned their lesson, but, like, you know, one of these years Malachi Starks was the best safety in the draft a couple years ago, or last year I think it was, and went to the Ravens at the bottom of the first, right?

So it's like

One of these years, teams will learn their lesson, but I don't know when.

You know, Brian Branch went into the second a couple years ago.

I think the Bears are in another good spot there, too, to maybe play the board, be patient.

And, hey, if you love a guy, like if McNeil Warren is sitting there and you love him, just jump the line and take him and don't be afraid and just be like, that's our guy.

We think he's going to, you know, change the back end for us.

I think that they're in a position to do kind of whatever they want back there.

I think it's Caleb Downs.

It's either Caleb Downs or Jeremiah Love.

But to me, it's probably Caleb Downs because I just I think he's so unique and special.

And there's going to be people that get caught up in his size.

He's not real big.

He's barely six foot.

If he is that maybe 200 pounds on the nose.

But in terms of the fearlessness, the intelligence, that kid could play.