Who's Your Guy? (Hour 2)
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What is the significance of the NFL Draft in this episode?
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An annual score tradition is back. Who's your guy? Who's he? Who's who? Powered by Dane Brugler's The Beast. The Beast. Call 312-644-6767 and tell us who your guy is. Who's your guy? Who? With Rahimi Harrison-Grody on 104.3 The Score.
We're here. I think I'm here. Oh, you're here. We're both here.
Everybody's here.
We're here. It's Rahimi Harrison-Grody on 104.3 The Score. It's time for Who's Your Guy for the first time in the year 2026. Are we ready to rock? I know I'm not. No, you are. As long as you guys are all ready to rock. I'm having difficulties over here in my control center in terms of getting to the beast. Yeah, problems I did not anticipate.
Well, you say that, but what did I tell you before we even started this?
You said, don't worry about it. Everything's going to be okay.
I did say that, but do you remember, more importantly, why I said that?
Why did you say that?
Because I said, no matter what, we've got the hard copy of the whole thing right here.
All right, well, as long as you guys are ready to read about these guys, then I think that we're going to be okay. Why don't we get this thing rocking? 312-644-6767 is the phone number for Who Is Your Guy? Where if you have a prospect, if you're playing along for the first time, if there's an NFL prospect that you're interested in for the draft, tell us who your guy is, and we will tell you all about your guy online. So we'll start with Johnny. Johnny, you're on the score. Yo, what's up, Midday Show? What up? It's good to see you. Can you hear me? Oh, yeah, you're on, Johnny. Hey, it's good to see you at the TTN there, Mark. Oh, thanks for coming out, man. We had a blast. It means a lot that you made it. Absolutely, absolutely.
Mob, my guy is Colton Hood, cornerback, University of Tennessee. All right, Colton Hood, I have the Bible is opened here right now. So, okay, here is the strengths. As the kids say, bet. Adequately sized frame and arm length. Patient at the line and sound press man technique. Utilizing two hand stabs. Controlled mover. Comfortably turns to stay hip to hip with routes. Above average vertical speed. Closes space quickly in coverage. Reads receiver's eyes and leans into the route while attempting to locate. Crowds passing lanes and gets his hands on a lot of balls. This is cornerback? Yes, it's cornerback. Physical, early in the down, and never gets bored. Not shy about getting busy downhill. Tackles well one-on-one.
Emotionally resilient and doesn't play scared. Weaknesses. That one was a kick in the nards. I kicked in the junk on that one.
Who are the standout NFL Draft prospects discussed?
Didn't feel great. Didn't look great. Lean throughout with below average bulk and skinny lowers. Will allow separation at the top of the route and can be late on comebacks. Has had some trouble anticipating and reacting with whip routes. Can be inconsistent with timing when looking for the football downfield. Guilty of panic tugs while playing through the body. Holding penalty against Georgia in 2025, negated an interception. Doesn't have much experience inside at nickel. Only one season as a full-time starter, 13 career starts. And here is the summary. Oh, nothing there. A one-year starter at Tennessee, Hood was an outside cornerback in former defensive coordinator Tim Banks' man-heavy scheme. After one season at Auburn and another at Colorado, he transferred to Knoxville for the 2025 season and quickly earned the respect of SEC receivers, Georgia receivers Dylan Bell and Colby Young.
Both said Hood was the best corner they faced in college. Despite not becoming a defensive player until his junior year of high school, Hood plays comfortably in man-to-man on an island. He competes with the physicality of a bigger and longer player, and he looks to reroute receivers from the jump. He needs to shore up some of his technical and become more consistent in finding the football. but he isn't a passive or athletically deficient player. He's also shown promise with his hunting eyes from off-coverage and reliable tackling skills.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the significance of the NFL Draft in this episode?
0:00–3:33
2
Who are the standout NFL Draft prospects discussed?
3:33–7:26
3
What insights are shared about Colton Hood's strengths and weaknesses?
7:26–10:34
4
How does Gabe Ackes compare as a defensive end prospect?
10:34–14:57
5
What makes Takario Davis a notable cornerback prospect?
14:57–19:54
6
What are the strengths and weaknesses of Ephesians Prysock?
19:54–24:58
7
How does Jacob Rodriguez fit into the linebacker position discussion?
24:58–29:16
8
What humorous moments arise during the halftime segment?
29:16–40:22
Speakers
3 identifiedMore from Rahimi & Grote Show
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