3 & Out - Big Draft Swings, Shanahan on 49ers Picks, Fugazi Friday Returns & Mailbag

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What are the philosophies behind taking big swings in the NFL Draft?

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How did Kyle Shanahan evaluate the 49ers' draft class?

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What challenges do teams face when drafting quarterbacks?

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John Middlekauff 2:25
What is going on, everybody? How are we doing? John Middlecoff, three and out podcast on this beautiful Fugazi Friday. Hopefully everyone's doing well. We got Kyle Shanahan talking to Rich Eisen about his draft picks, Anthony Richardson's career. Kind of unofficially over in Indy.

How does the draft strategy differ among NFL teams?

John Middlekauff 2:44
Just disastrous draft pick. I got a big time Fugazi. And we'll do some mailbag questions. At John Middlecoff. At John Middlecoff is the Instagram. Firing those DMs. Questions answered here on the show. Be a little bit of a... I thought it was going to be shorter, but probably be an hour podcast. Get us into the weekend. You guys know the drill. If you listen on Collins Feed, make sure you subscribe to 3 and Out. Appreciate everyone that does. And we're obviously on Netflix as well. You can hit the alert button and never miss a thing. Let's just talk some football.

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John Middlekauff 3:12
Let's just start with taking big swings in the draft. I have always stood by, I am totally okay with swinging for the fences when you draft high. Especially if you feel good about a quarterback on your roster. That's kind of what the New York Giants did with Arvel Reese. He is a super high-ceiling guy. But there's definitely some risk. He's 20 years old, hasn't played that much, what true position he's going to play. John Harbaugh had to come out and been like, I even had to talk to Malik Nabors. We have a vision. We have a plan. And because the guy's been coaching for decades and had a lot of success, especially his teams defensively, Like I'm inclined to believe, you know, when you look at Carnell Tate, who was drafted fourth overall, I went, I don't know, man.
John Middlekauff 4:01
He's never been the number one. The other guys that were number ones when he was there were not top 15 picks. And then obviously the guy next year is in a different universe and he might be the same pick.

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