5 On It & Who's Our Guy? (Hour 3)
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
It's time for Five On It. Raheem Harrison-Rowdy. Bring you five topics on their minds today. On 104.3 The Score.
I got five on it.
What are the five key NFL Draft topics discussed in the episode?
Number one. Five On It is brought to you by AlmostFreeTeeth.com. Save on dental implants today. Here's question number one. If you could move up for any player in the NFL draft for the Bears, who would it be?
Okay, I'm not just saying this because we talked about him earlier, but I think it probably is Bailey out of Texas Tech, right? I have a whole thing written about him in my notebook. That's a pretty good person to move up for. I wrote about him in my diary. Dear diary. Dear diary. I love David Bailey from Texas Tech.
Who is the ideal player to trade up for in the NFL Draft?
I really kind of did, though. Dear diary. Six foot four, 251 pounds, 13 and a half sacks last year, 17 and a half tackles for loss, explosive first step, athletic 405 bench, runs at 22.16 miles an hour. What's legit Ben? What's not to love? Like I wrote about him in my football diary. So I think if there was an ideal scenario and it would have to be really ideal and goodness knows we've done this before because the phrase or will they trade up lives rent free in my damn head.
I need a clarification on this question.
It would be David Bailey.
Is this just like I can move up and take a play or I actually have to give up stuff for him?
Do we have to think about what you're giving? I think we go with the you don't have to worry about giving. If money is no price. Yeah, if you want to hear the first segment of the show, that's where we were trying to make sense out of it. And you guys were just crushing my dreams. Because you made it sound like it was all or nothing. And then it's like, well, they don't deserve a defense if they don't draft up for this guy. And I'm like, I really think there's a middle here.
I know. So my answer is... You had a safety on the defensive line in that scenario. If there's compensation involved, my answer is no one. What? Take your pick or trade down.
He's so conservative.
I don't think that's me being conservative. I think that's me saying you can get... maybe three starters with those first three picks you have right now. And if you trade back, you could probably get four starters. I'm trying to get the Bears better at different positions. Okay. And that's why. But if money, draft capital is no object, how you guys are saying it.
Yeah, that's what we're doing.
And I could just trade up for anybody. Yeah. Caleb Nails. Will they trade up? Really? Oh, God. Give me the top safety and have a dude that has... Pro Bowl slash All-Pro slash maybe even Hall of Fame ability at an important spot. I'm thinking Troy Palamalu in them because I covered Troy Palamalu.
Damn, that is quite the comp.
You know what they did back in the day when they were going up against Troy Palamalu? They planned for him. They game-planned to stop that dude from being a wrecking ball on defense.
They did have a wonderful defense, Ohio State. Really, the past two years, it's been a pleasure to watch as a football fan. They're a good program. Yeah. Ohio State. The receivers seem to be like, I've been watching Carnell Tate now for years, Cook. I feel like they're in a good spot over there at that Ohio State. I think they might have a good football program moving forward. Let's just say they have momentum. They're no idiot. If I could move up, I'm actually struggling with this. I'm looking at the board here because I'm a sucker for like that.
What are the pros and cons of trading down in the draft?
Because once upon a time ago, kids, running backs were all over the top 10 in NFL drafts. Like that was right. It was that was what you go get the best running back running back. Sometimes you serve quarterbacks. It was a crazy, crazy world we live in. So there is a big part of me that wants to go full Emma here and trade up to get my guy from Notre Dame. You guys know my love for the Irish. Jeremiah Love, the running back out of Notre Dame to be that difference-making running back. Even though DeAndre Swift is here for another year, they got him a nun guy. But I guess I will, for the sake of the segment, I'm going to go Jeremiah Love with a lot of thoughts about Reuben Bain Jr.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:02–0:11
2
What are the five key NFL Draft topics discussed in the episode?
0:11–0:41
3
Who is the ideal player to trade up for in the NFL Draft?
0:41–3:17
4
What are the pros and cons of trading down in the draft?
3:17–4:36
5
How do the Bears' draft strategies impact their team?
4:36–6:12
6
Who are the standout NFL draft prospects mentioned?
6:12–13:04
7
What insights do the hosts share about scouting reports?
13:04–17:08
8
How does the performance of college players influence NFL teams?
17:08–29:17
Speakers
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