Seth Kaiser

I really like that pick at 29.

His traits are just not traits that you're generally going to find at 29.

A guy with his kind of upper body power and movement combined, that's just not something you generally find.

It's just a matter of how consistent can he be

and it's not a talent issue, and it doesn't seem like a motor issue.

I love it.

He really has all the tools to be an unbelievable pass rusher and was already a good run defender in college, and it's just really about getting consistency with his hands.

And that's where, and I don't know, you know, how Chris Jones is with other guys in the locker room in terms of walking them through, you know, this is hand usage movement.

I don't think most guys can imitate what Chris does because he's such a unique athlete and he's so powerful.

But you know who is also about 300 pounds and a really unique athlete and freakishly strong?

Peter Woods.

So I think it's a great place to land to talk to a guy like Chris Jones who also had incredibly high ceiling snaps in college but wasn't terribly consistent.

I am rather passively because I got a lot of family members.

My big sister Sarah loves the Wild, and so I'm rooting for them passively, but I'm not a big hockey guy.

I think so, yes.

I think he's got some talent, and he ends up getting to play a backup role here sometime in the next couple years, and maybe Mahomes has a toe thing or something.

Based on the guys I've watched so far, I'm at an A. The process isn't exactly one, but they always say draft good players, and I'm three players in film-wise.

And, man, like I really like Delane's film.

I really like Woods' film.

And I think Thomas might be a psychopath.