Sheil Kapadia

Mendoza, number one.

We don't think there's a lot of mystery there, but who knows?

Maybe the takes will start flying and people will change their minds over the next month.

Alright, the second pick

the New York Jets.

Deontay, you've got them taking Arvel Reese.

Now, I feel like this is, you know, I don't know if this is your favorite player in the draft, but this is a player Jets fans can really get excited about the possibilities with.

Yeah, normally I don't like taking a player where there's like a projection where it's like, well, he did this in college, but in the NFL, he's going to do this.

This is kind of the one exception because we've seen it.

And for people that are, again, still sort of new to some of the prospects and haven't dove in yet, Arvel Reese was playing off-ball linebacker.

And then he kind of turned into this hybrid role with Ohio State where he's, yes, he's off-ball, but no, he's getting some edge rush snaps here.

But he hasn't been a full-time...

edge rusher in college with the Buckeyes.

Yet you look at the profile, 6'4", 241, ran 4-4-6, elite athlete.

And again, we've seen these types of things before.

I mean, I don't want to put anyone... I always just use the term watered down because I don't want to be like,

Micah Parsons did it.

He can do it.

I'm not comparing anyone to Micah Parsons, but Micah Parsons had a similar thing.

He dropped because it was like, wait a minute.