Sheil Kapadia

I understand.

I see the vision if it works out.

But sometimes you have to draw that line.

What type of risk are you willing to take?

What's the most likely outcome?

Sure, you're going to miss some guys doing it that way.

But I think I probably would.

And sometimes it's off the field.

Sometimes it's injury.

Sometimes it's just, all right, they haven't played a lot.

That type of thing.

Bailey versus Reese is there is an age difference there, like a pretty significant one where I think he'll be 23.

I can't remember if you mentioned that or not, where he'll be 23 as a rookie, where he's two and a half years older than Arvel Reese.

So if you look at it and you're like, what's Arvel Reese going to look like in two years?

Like if he stayed in college for two more years, you know, what type of impact would he be having?

It's like, all right, that...

I think it makes the decision a little clearer where you're like, all right, let's bet on the upside here and let's trust our coaching a little bit with someone like Reese.

All right, number five.

Now, one reason why this draft is very interesting, why the top 10 is very interesting and the first round is very interesting, the positional value conversations.

There are great players at off-ball linebacker, at safety, and at running back.