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And that's the thing that they talked about as well.

But that kind of leads us into the conversation here, Sarah.

Both overall, we don't know how the board is going to fall there.

And based on how player rankings happen on the team's big boards individually,

George and Sean said something different about each position carries a different weight depending on player ranking and things like that.

I felt like that was interesting to hear from them because that could even mean that Denver doesn't even look at quarterback with the 12th overall pick.

You know, one thing I'll talk about as well, because this is a question that always gets brought up.

And I feel like the discussion is kind of mixed a little bit about where, you know, everyone prefers you, me, fans listening to the show.

Should you draft a player based on your need or should you just draft the best player?

Now, I'm going to throw a little anomaly in there, Sarah.

What if your biggest need and the best player are there?

I feel like that's an easy question.

You go out and you do it.

But my overall philosophy, if I was a general manager, which I'm not, my overall philosophy would be I'm going to draft the best player available.

I'm not going to necessarily draft based on need because sometimes you've got to figure out is the scheme fit going to work?

Is the overall locker room culture fit, community fit?

Is that something that's going to –

match the standard of what the Broncos need from a player coming into a new situation from the college level.

Now, if you run into the situation where your biggest need and the best player available happen to still be there when you're on the clock or within spitting range of you being able to move up a couple spots, then absolutely, you take that shot.

I think that's something that George and Sean themselves have said, hey,