Sports Analyst

I want to stay on Jordan Tyson because would you be comfortable with them taking him at 9?

Yeah, Tyson, I think you're – that's a mindset of, okay, we're going to swing for the fences.

Like, we think this is the upside guy, and we're going to go for it and hope we can keep him healthy, hope that it was just a –

you know, a fluke accident.

But, I mean, you mentioned maturity questions.

Can you put him in a room with Rashi Rice?

Who's the highest ceiling guy that could land in their lap?

Of any position.

Jeremiah Love?

I know we don't think they're going to take him, but just to put him in the mix, Ward?

That's a reason not to take a running back in the first round.

If they hadn't taken Kenneth Walker, I would think that running back, it's a reason to not take a running back in the first round, except for maybe in a year that you've got two.

You know, because like I think generally speaking and listen to most first round picks don't get off for the fifth year.

Right.

So most first round picks are are failures.

If the measuring stick is to get a second contract to be so good that we have to sign this guy to a second contract.

Most of the time, first round picks fail.

But so this would be a time to say, OK, we'll we'll take that shot.

But when you make that pick, you're wanting someone that you think is going to be a two contract guy.

And, you know, I could see... I think the safest pick that's also kind of a need that fits their scheme, just because I think he could fit any scheme, is Ward, the safety.