Sean Gentile

So those are the three guys that jumped out.

I think there were a few that, like, just missed the thresholds I put up there, which was, like, 31-and-a-half-inch arms and 93-eighth-inch hands.

I was just doing that kind of with the Rodgers-Farve measurements because that's kind of what the mean was for those two guys.

Like, Ty Simpson's barely off, but he doesn't have –

It seems like the physical traits of a quarterback and the pedigree that they have are going to be really big in drafting any quarterback.

So to me, I don't really see them going for someone that is very smaller or anything like that, which does to me kind of lessen their interest in a guy like Ty Simpson.

Did McCarthy say anything about the left side of the offensive line?

Yeah, he did.

He said he wanted to add young guys there.

So I think that they really like Hoffman and Anderson as like a competition, but I think clearly they also understand, you know, those guys probably aren't long-term answers at that spot.

Hoffman's a guy that, you know, has had trouble keeping weight on a little bit at times, but he's nasty and mean.

He's really good technically, but sometimes he can be a little undersized.

Anderson has been a really good fixed offensive lineman, but I think, you know, hasn't shown the consistency yet to get that starting gig.

So I think that they're going to add someone at left guard within the first two days of this draft.

They could find a starter in the second or third round.

It's a very deep guard class.

In terms of tackle, I think that's going to be a very interesting one to watch.

My feeling is they're going to draft someone probably more towards the middle rounds, not early.

I think a fourth-round pick on a developmental tackle probably makes sense.

I still think that they are optimistic about Broderick.