Steve Ceruti

It just feels like a pitch in succession or something where it's like Travis in the same lens.

Here's this line in the same lens. You've heard us mention the idea of adding people who are intangibly rich and Travis, in fact, as a player is rare as a person. He's also rare beyond that. When we say that the idea of inviting people into our ecosystem is who by being nothing more than who they are, elevate the space, is the epitome of what Travis is.

Here's this line in the same lens. You've heard us mention the idea of adding people who are intangibly rich and Travis, in fact, as a player is rare as a person. He's also rare beyond that. When we say that the idea of inviting people into our ecosystem is who by being nothing more than who they are, elevate the space, is the epitome of what Travis is.

Here's this line in the same lens. You've heard us mention the idea of adding people who are intangibly rich and Travis, in fact, as a player is rare as a person. He's also rare beyond that. When we say that the idea of inviting people into our ecosystem is who by being nothing more than who they are, elevate the space, is the epitome of what Travis is.

There's a massively great Travis compliment in there. I am just telling you, I had a hard time with it. Like he's opening the kimono? What do I... No, it just was... There were all of these words in that press conference where I'm like, all right, you know, all right. That was like... That was another one. That was another one. That was the other one. And it just, all right, help.

There's a massively great Travis compliment in there. I am just telling you, I had a hard time with it. Like he's opening the kimono? What do I... No, it just was... There were all of these words in that press conference where I'm like, all right, you know, all right. That was like... That was another one. That was another one. That was the other one. And it just, all right, help.

There's a massively great Travis compliment in there. I am just telling you, I had a hard time with it. Like he's opening the kimono? What do I... No, it just was... There were all of these words in that press conference where I'm like, all right, you know, all right. That was like... That was another one. That was another one. That was the other one. And it just, all right, help.

Like, what am I supposed to do? Cause I know I'm being a dick.

Like, what am I supposed to do? Cause I know I'm being a dick.

Like, what am I supposed to do? Cause I know I'm being a dick.

Loveland over Tyler Warren. Were you surprised?

Loveland over Tyler Warren. Were you surprised?

Loveland over Tyler Warren. Were you surprised?

I do understand it even if I wouldn't want to do it, right? Just because I love Tyler Warren that much. And the age thing is significant. But Loveland, at least in today's NFL, the crispness, like the peak athleticism from him, and it's really more going back to last year when they had a quarterback who could complete a downfield pass.

I do understand it even if I wouldn't want to do it, right? Just because I love Tyler Warren that much. And the age thing is significant. But Loveland, at least in today's NFL, the crispness, like the peak athleticism from him, and it's really more going back to last year when they had a quarterback who could complete a downfield pass.

I do understand it even if I wouldn't want to do it, right? Just because I love Tyler Warren that much. And the age thing is significant. But Loveland, at least in today's NFL, the crispness, like the peak athleticism from him, and it's really more going back to last year when they had a quarterback who could complete a downfield pass.

But there were moments with him where you at least understood it. You understood how something like this could happen. So I don't look at it as being egregious even if I were sitting there and I'm like, hey, I'm taking Tyler Warren because he was one of my favorite players in college football. And I guess I wouldn't put a lot else into the evaluation. Okay.

But there were moments with him where you at least understood it. You understood how something like this could happen. So I don't look at it as being egregious even if I were sitting there and I'm like, hey, I'm taking Tyler Warren because he was one of my favorite players in college football. And I guess I wouldn't put a lot else into the evaluation. Okay.

But there were moments with him where you at least understood it. You understood how something like this could happen. So I don't look at it as being egregious even if I were sitting there and I'm like, hey, I'm taking Tyler Warren because he was one of my favorite players in college football. And I guess I wouldn't put a lot else into the evaluation. Okay.

Speaking of good first rounds, did you like what Atlanta did going with two sec guys on the edge?