Sheil Kapadia

Flip a coin.

Okay.

I like that.

Let's give them Blake Miller here with the 28th overall pick.

What a weird draft where these teams in the 20s are like, let's get, we can get a tackle here who might be really good.

Might be the best tackle.

Yeah.

I don't remember a draft like this where it's just like, and it's a bunch of them.

I mean, I don't know how many tackles are going to go in the first round.

It's like interior offensive line is not strong here.

Uh, defensive tackle is certainly not strong edge after you get through maybe the first four guys or however many guys you like is not strong.

Once you get to the twenties, it's like, hopefully you need a tackle.

Uh, cause a lot of those guys are going to be available.

Maybe you could go for a wide receiver or maybe you're like, Hey,

Maybe one of these defensive backs looks pretty good, but it feels unusual that these teams in the 20s would be able to have so many options here at offensive tackle.

All right, we go to the 29th pick.

The Kansas City Chiefs, their second pick

In the first round, we gave them Cardinal Tate at number nine.

You gave them Cardinal Tate, Cardinal Tate, Deontay in the first round, which I thought that would be a pretty exciting pick if you're a Chiefs fan, the Ohio State wide receiver.

But now they get this pick from the Los Angeles Rams in that Trent McDuffie trade.