Seth Kaiser

And we really won't know is the funny part until, you know, what, mid-September, late September.

Yes, definitely.

Well, everyone, I mean, you know, a lot of GMs, especially guys, you know, that are picking like in those mid-20s, some of them, you know, or like low-20s, some of them, they're not too sure, right?

Like, you know, it's not like the guys at the very end of the draft, like the Howie Rosemans or the world that, you know, they've got a ton of job security.

So they're thinking about this year a lot of the time because, you know, they've got one more year to take that leap or whatever.

I would have liked to see that.

I do wonder what the entire demeanor of the league was in terms of trading stuff away, like picks this year for picks next year.

Because next year's draft, and everyone always does this, but this year it seems actually true, it seems like a lot of people are really excited about next year's draft.

I would have liked to see that strategy.

I like what you had to say, like, you know, delaying now that I've looked at his film.

I get it.

Yeah.

I really think, I think you've got a guy there that's like, we think he can be an elite boundary corner.

Okay.

I mean, man, that's a great thing to have on your defense.

And then when they took a couple of defensive line moves, the next couple of picks, I started to breathe a little easier because I was panicking.

Let me tell you.

But I do agree that it is an interesting process to,

But by doing it, it really does say, hey, we've got the juice for a good offense, a really good offense without doing anything else.

And that's where, okay, but that to me, that lands squarely on Andy Reid.