THE HERD - Hour 2 - More on the NFL Draft, Albert Breer
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People are down on the Chiefs, but they really have three specific needs. Running back, check Kenneth Walker. Cornerback, got him. And upgrades on the defensive line. Got a D tackle last night. Get an edge today. So the Chicago – and you can do it so quick. It takes forever in the NBA to rebuild. It takes forever in baseball to rebuild. It doesn't in football. The Bears are a great example. So think about this. Ben Johnson takes over last year, and they have to overhaul the culture. They've got to fix the quarterback. They need more weapons. They've got to get the O-line right. I mean, eight lifts. But here, one year later, the Bears have become a team with specific needs. They need a safety. Boom. Dylan Thienemann from Oregon.
And then they have two second-round picks. They're going to go get an edge rusher with one of those. Boom, boom, boom. You want to become a specific need team. Seahawks have a couple of needs. One was running back. Last pick, first round, specific need, nailed it. Philadelphia, we need to get an offensive tackle. They'll get that today. They needed a receiver. Move up and get Makai Lemon. You want to be a specific need team. And the Bears, isn't it amazing? A year ago, they were in the toilet. But I mean, think about this. New England last year spends $300 million in free agency, multiple needs.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–9:09
2
What specific needs do NFL teams have heading into the draft?
9:09–13:08
3
How did the Chicago Bears transform their team in one year?
13:08–21:39
4
How do the Rams' draft decisions reflect their organizational strategy?
21:39–29:23
5
What impact does Caleb Downs have as a draft pick for the Cowboys?
29:23–35:29
6
What are the implications of moving up in the draft?
35:29–54:50
Speakers
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