The Herd with Colin Cowherd
Sharp or Square - NFL DRAFT ANALYSIS Part 2: AFC Draft Board Recap
09 May 2026
Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Chapter 2: What did the Baltimore Ravens do in the NFL Draft?
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Chapter 3: How did the Buffalo Bills approach their draft strategy?
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Chapter 4: What were the Cincinnati Bengals' key draft picks?
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Chapter 5: Are the Cleveland Browns ready to make a playoff run?
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Chapter 6: What was the Denver Broncos' draft focus this year?
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Chapter 7: How did the Indianapolis Colts perform in the draft?
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Chapter 8: What was unique about the Jacksonville Jaguars' draft strategy?
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Welcome to Sharper Square presented by Hard Rock Bet. We are part of the Volume Podcast Network. This is the show that makes the squares sharper and makes the wise guys pay attention. I am Chad Millman. I am joined as always by my cohost, my BFF, my companion, my compadre, professional bettor, Simon Hunter. Hello, Simon.
Hello, Chad.
My brother. We're like still digging the NFL draft. And we wanted to give all of our listeners as deep a breakdown as possible, because now is a time, as I talked about. on Tuesday when we did our NFC breakdown, there's a lot of people who are starting to think about dynasty drafts. There are defensive, offensive rookie of the year odds being posted.
There are some win totals that you might want to take advantage of now. So there's some real actionable stuff that comes out of this analysis. Like we know it's a betting driven show and draft analysis, draft recaps to me. They're kind of fucking idiotic, giving grades and all that bullshit. Like nobody knows for three to five years what really is true. But today we got a special treat.
We're doing the AFC. We're doing it with a special guest from Sports Info Solutions. And for people who don't know what Sports Info Solutions is, they are sort of the secret sauce behind so much of the data that you see on places like ESPN and When we launched Action, we had a deal with Sports Info Solutions.
When that deal was up, all I did was get emails from people on our team who are building models saying we got to renew with Sports Info Solutions. They are a treasure chest reservoir, massive amounts of data across football, baseball, basketball, and they provide a lot of narrative research-driven content to places like ESPN, et cetera.
Today, one of the researchers, James Weaver, is joining us on the show. Welcome in James Weaver from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the other side of the state in the Battle of Pennsylvania. He's not wearing a pen shirt just to troll you, Simon.
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