Pete Sweeney

I don't know if he'll add weight or, you know, whatever.

I think you'd ideally like to see him eventually, you know, develop into an every down player.

I think the Chiefs are a little bit unique in that it does seem like Steve Spagnuolo and Joe Cullen love this.

almost like a college basketball, eight, nine, then rotation anyway.

So, you know, I don't know how much of that you would get anyway, but I mean, I agree with you.

Um, I, if I was running the show, I would try to have Thomas add a little bit of weight as you go.

Not, not so much that, you know, you take away from any explosion,

But just to what you're describing, you would feel comfortable leading around the field.

I think just generally, like, as I was watching the third round, I, I,

was at my computer, Saran, and I was saying to myself, I'm like, you know, just knowing like how Brett Veach is, I'm like, I'm wondering if they, you know, make some type of move to get back into the third round.

And I think it was – not a player in particular, but to me, I think it was three or four tight ends went.

And I – as the tight ends went off the board, you know, I kind of was feeling like –

this is probably a year or either this year or next year where you're going to want to try to address that position.

Like I, I know that Travis Kelsey, this'll be his final season where we're all pretty sure of that.

They're going to miss that type of player.

You know, once they, once he does leave, I mean, I just think it's very unique and it's, and it's very it's like a luxury to have.

And so this was a draft where a lot of teams took side ends.

You know, I think the NFL has gone,

a little bit heavier in recent years.

And so, you know, they're trying to have depth at that position.