Sheil Kapadia

I'd be like, I would still like to find some help for Cam Ward, you know, our franchise quarterback over there who still might not be in a great situation.

But I just, at four, you can't force it.

You can't be like, oh, we're going to go this direction because we have to help our quarterback with, you know, whatever, wide receiver, you know, tackle, whatever it might be, if that's not the best player.

And so I think Bane makes sense to me here.

Now, these three edge guys, Deontay, so...

We mentioned Arvel Reese, hybrid-y type player.

So you got to figure that out.

That's kind of the deal with him.

Bane, the measurables, you know, how much do you care about it?

His arms are short and he's not this long guy who's just going to get around the edge and win every time, like some of the prototypical pass rushers in the NFL.

And then the third guy, David Bailey, Texas Tech, 6'4", 251.

He's got the long arms.

He's got the great testing, uh, was excellent last year, but that was after transferring.

And before that he was a sub package player.

So he's not proven against the run and it's one year of great production.

Do you have a strong opinion about like, I don't care what team I'm on.

I would stack them X, Y, Z. Are you more, Hey, it depends on the scheme and what else you have.

Cause that, I think that is maybe not the biggest storyline, but one of the biggest storylines when we just mock out the top 10 in this draft.

I like to call it, if I were in an organization, Deontay, the let someone else find out bucket.

I'm not hating on this guy.