Sheil Kapadia

It felt like we were having that conversation with Jackson Smith and Jigba.

who just today got paid as the highest paid wide receiver in the NFL.

And it turns out can actually take over a game and just be the number one wide receiver option on an offense.

So I'm trying to get myself out of that mode of saying, well, the ceiling, I don't know.

It's like, if you like everything about them, even though.

It takes a tough one because it doesn't have overwhelming speed.

You mentioned it doesn't have overwhelming yards after the catch.

The production's good, but it was 875 yards.

It wasn't like 1,200 yards.

But it seems like he has the knows-how-to-play trait, which just seems like it's translating with these wide receivers over and over again, specifically with a team like the Chiefs that wants someone to come in and be impactful right away.

All right, we finish.

At number 10 with the Cincinnati Bengals, maybe my favorite sort of team prospects fit out of the 10 where you've got them taking Ohio State safety, Caleb Downs, who I said it about, I think Sonny Stiles earlier, but Caleb Downs might be the guy who has the highest approval rating just from everybody, Deontay.

It seems like he can be someone where the Bengals are like, we need talented players.

good defensive players.

And yes, if it were a premium position, if it were edge rusher, would that be great?

Sure.

But we're not going to overthink it here.

This guy can play safety for us and be our leader for a very long time.

Yeah, the conversation we had about off-ball linebacker, I think applies to a versatile defensive back like this.

And if you want to call him safety, if you want to say hybrid, whatever it is, I mean, it just feels like he's going to come in and with the right defensive coach is going to be a very impactful player for you who can do a lot of different things, which is the direction that defenses are going right now.