Todd McShay

That Georgia tape you can pull up, and there's a couple other games where it doesn't match up. But there's 42 starts, and the good loader only makes so many people that are that big that can move like that, that have a little pop in their hand. So I think you're going to see, whether it's Campbell at four, Banks Jr. from Texas going at, I don't know, 10 or 11, Chicago, San Francisco.

I think those guys will come off the board earlier than maybe the tape says. Because history tells us, I think it's like 5.7 tackles go in the first round the last three years. And it's like 1.3 or 1.7 in the second round. If you don't get that guy in the first round, there's a drought after that.

I think those guys will come off the board earlier than maybe the tape says. Because history tells us, I think it's like 5.7 tackles go in the first round the last three years. And it's like 1.3 or 1.7 in the second round. If you don't get that guy in the first round, there's a drought after that.

I think those guys will come off the board earlier than maybe the tape says. Because history tells us, I think it's like 5.7 tackles go in the first round the last three years. And it's like 1.3 or 1.7 in the second round. If you don't get that guy in the first round, there's a drought after that.

And so I think teams are looking at it, and the Patriots specifically, trying to get some leadership in that offensive line room with their star quarterback, trying to develop him in Drake May. That like, all right, maybe we don't get a superstar here.

And so I think teams are looking at it, and the Patriots specifically, trying to get some leadership in that offensive line room with their star quarterback, trying to develop him in Drake May. That like, all right, maybe we don't get a superstar here.

And so I think teams are looking at it, and the Patriots specifically, trying to get some leadership in that offensive line room with their star quarterback, trying to develop him in Drake May. That like, all right, maybe we don't get a superstar here.

But we're going to sleep really well Thursday night going into Friday, the draft, knowing that we got a guy that's going to be ready to play and is going to bring a lot of leadership to this organization.

But we're going to sleep really well Thursday night going into Friday, the draft, knowing that we got a guy that's going to be ready to play and is going to bring a lot of leadership to this organization.

But we're going to sleep really well Thursday night going into Friday, the draft, knowing that we got a guy that's going to be ready to play and is going to bring a lot of leadership to this organization.

I kind of there's a couple of ways to look at it. First of all, talent always trumps trends, if you will. And in 2017, we're in the midst of everyone spreading things out and pass happy offenses and and the college game kind of trickling up with more tempo and all these different things and the running back position being devalued.

I kind of there's a couple of ways to look at it. First of all, talent always trumps trends, if you will. And in 2017, we're in the midst of everyone spreading things out and pass happy offenses and and the college game kind of trickling up with more tempo and all these different things and the running back position being devalued.

I kind of there's a couple of ways to look at it. First of all, talent always trumps trends, if you will. And in 2017, we're in the midst of everyone spreading things out and pass happy offenses and and the college game kind of trickling up with more tempo and all these different things and the running back position being devalued.

Yet like Leonard Fournette and Christian McCaffrey went in the top 10 and 30 running backs were drafted that year. So it starts with the talent. And this is one of the most talented groups.

Yet like Leonard Fournette and Christian McCaffrey went in the top 10 and 30 running backs were drafted that year. So it starts with the talent. And this is one of the most talented groups.

Yet like Leonard Fournette and Christian McCaffrey went in the top 10 and 30 running backs were drafted that year. So it starts with the talent. And this is one of the most talented groups.

I don't know about DJ, but that I've ever evaluated from top to bottom, especially when you get past like the Genties and the Omari and Hamptons and you look and you're like, wait, I can get that guy in the third round. I can get an RJ Harvey or DJ Giddens or Dylan Sampson, like the third, fourth round. So yeah, I think that's the jumping off point.

I don't know about DJ, but that I've ever evaluated from top to bottom, especially when you get past like the Genties and the Omari and Hamptons and you look and you're like, wait, I can get that guy in the third round. I can get an RJ Harvey or DJ Giddens or Dylan Sampson, like the third, fourth round. So yeah, I think that's the jumping off point.

I don't know about DJ, but that I've ever evaluated from top to bottom, especially when you get past like the Genties and the Omari and Hamptons and you look and you're like, wait, I can get that guy in the third round. I can get an RJ Harvey or DJ Giddens or Dylan Sampson, like the third, fourth round. So yeah, I think that's the jumping off point.

I do think in a league where everyone's complaining about all these two high shells and you have to, you know, you're taking away some of these great quarterbacks in the deep ball and all that stuff. There's a counter to it. And a lot of people, not everybody, but a lot of people complained when Detroit took Jameer Gibbs that high in the first round. Not a premium position.