Draft Show: Scouting Search

she's already counting the days. I know, that's the show. I know. But you're you're putting her on nerve alert, is what you're doing right now? Sixty four days away? Almost say anying with confidence just fell out of the chair. My apple sauce up, I'm apple sauce, yes up. You're chopping it up? Yeah yeah, Well glad you didn't. You stayed up right, And it's time to break down some draft prospects. Here on the Draft Show, presented by Miller Lite.

We've got Bobby Belt, Brian brought us, Sack Wolchuk all three from one oh five three the Fan. We've got Dallas Cowboys dot COM's own I Yusha Morrison. I'm Kyle Yeoman's glad you're with us. And well, yesterday we did a lot of tell me more, talked a lot about specific prospects. We did some would you rather? We heard about different prospects that could potentially emerge over these next couple of months. Today, I want to talk about the

NFL Combine. Oh, the National Scouting Combine starts next week in Indianapolis, and there are going to be some prospects that shine out in Indie and Bobby, I know you've got your finger on the pulse of a lot of these guys already. I want to I want to know some some potential combine explosions. Who's gonna really test well? Oh, there's uh, there's several guys. There's the guy we were just talking about before the show started that Brian was

getting very sad about Trenton Simpson from Clemson. He's gonna test really well, I think, Um, I bet he will. That's a scouts are right there. I think that. Uh, you know, and there's been some chatter about this. I know we're talking about this during the break yesterday, but um, you know, you start hand some chatter that Lucas Vandess is gonna test really well from Iowa, which I don't know does does does he good grunt? Does he look like elite testing when you watch him, I don't see

an elite tester like when he's playing. I'll tell you we're gonna do it. I think we're gonna do an episode one day of the guys that you had the biggest chance to be wrong about. Let's do that. I mean up there, yeah, because because you guys, I mean, I'm talking to my teammates here, my scouts in the room and we're chopping up these players pre pre show. And you guys got me scared. You've got me nervous.

That lady over there's got me nervous too, she's looking at but anyway, but no, I think that Vanes I could see I could see an Iowa guide testing well, I absolutely could they. And I just said this about because she said this earlier in one of our episodes. You watch these kids from Iowa play. They are good. They are good, fundamentally sound players. They work extremely hard. They struggle an offense a little bit, but other than that,

they're really really a good program. I just kind of feel like that he's a kid that's going to go to the Combine and do well. He'll be, He'll be. He's probably working out the minute. The minute the season ended for Iowa, he was probably working out getting ready for the Combine. Yeah, I think I think Christian Gonzalez is going to test really really well from Corner from Oregon. Yeah.

You know a guy that I think will perform really well who's not necessarily going to be up near the top for people, He's not going to be a household name is Trede Dean at Florida Okay Trading. In fact, he was at the Shrine Bowl. I saw this yesterday, which is interesting because I know he's gonna test well and this was from the Shrine Bowl. Trade Dean was in the ninety nine percentile of Breakaway his database for hip flip time, and that's a metric that captures how

smooth and oily at DB's hips are. So it's basically chip tracking to kind of figure out who's most efficiently flipping their hips and can do that, and he's up near the top of that. I think Byron Young from Tennessee is another one that's going to test really well. A little bit of a shorter edge and then obviously young yes edge from Tennessee. And then I think, you know, you've got the obvious ones like like I mentioned Christian Zalez, Trenton Simpson, You've got Will Anderson who I think will

test really well. You know. So those are some of the guys that I think stand out as guys we could see really blow things up this week, Zach, when you're looking at some of these players and you're going through and you're watching the tape in the film, the Iowa linebacker was the first one, the van Ness who you guys were just talking about. You didn't like the way that he looked on film compared to way he

might test. Sure, are there any other guys like that where on film they look like X but in the combine they're gonna explode and they're just gonna play a lot better or they're gonna test a lot better. You know. I think a guy like Rashi Rice right at receiver not fast, not fast, and he's a guy that on tape also like, I don't think that's a dude that's gonna test well. I don't think his numbers you're gonna be very good. But to me, you throw them the football.

He's just gonna go get it. He's just a guy that performs the productions there, uh some line I think there's a lot of linebackers in this in this class that I don't know how they're getting. Like Jack Campbell, Yeah, I don't know, Like he's another Iowa kids Jack Campbell, a guy that's gonna test well. But I think he might be one of the best, if not the best, linebackers in this class. And it's not a good linebacker class in my opinion. Could Ringo from George To be

that guy? I thought you watched the tape and you're kind of like, oh, man, I don't know, I don't know, and then he makes a play. I mean he's kind of a little bit of an off and on player. But maybe he's gonna you know, he's gonna measure really well. He's gonna he's gonna probably do the short shuttle, I mean, the quickness stuff for a big guy. It's gonna be

impressive him running around and T shirt and short. I think the difference is like the athleticism with Ringo, it shows up like I don't think it's like a lack of athleticism when you watch Ringo's problems on tape. In fact, I feel like a lot of times he's got like makeup speed on things where it's like he's clearly blown

a coverage or gotten beat or something like. The difference for me with somebody like van Ness, who I mean, everybody has has been talking about how he will go out there and he's going to test pretty well and then that he should be one of the the bigger stars of the combine week with his testing. That's interesting to me because when you watch him, I mean, I think you see decent athleticism, but I didn't see him on tape and go, oh my gosh, this is a standout.

But to be fair, I also remember not thinking, even though I liked him as a player, I remember not thinking t J. Watt was going to test like one

of the most athletic rushers of all time. And so it may be a case, you know where because Watt was asked to do a lot of the push poll technique and wasn't you know, showing and so I mean, it could just be that it could be the van As as a guy similar to Watt, and then that he'll go out here and he'll test put up and saying numbers and go okay, he just wasn't given a chance necessarily to display that with the way he was playing.

Could let me ask you guys this the Iowa thing because we've struggled a little bit, Like with Golston, Chauncy go with the Cowboys. I thought he was a player that you couldn't run outside on him, you know, when he was at Iowa. Yeah, I wonder if scheme hurts some of these kids, doesn't make them shine like they

probably should shine. Sure, I mean maybe not just Iowa, but have you guys watched some players and I'm not asking your name, guys, but we feel like scheme hurts him a little bit, Like, man, this player could be better if they weren't having a two gap this thing all the time. And I mean the two gap where you you extend, you look inside, you look outside, and you get rid of blockers. If you just let this guy go and play, he'd be a much better player

than that. Well, and to your point, I actually touched bass with Chauncey Golston this season and kind of asked him, like, you know, I saw him really a merging at DT and seeing success there and I asked them just kind of how it was, you know, playing edge and how different though because we I know I was under the impression same thing, like oh this is a great US defender, and I still think he is a good age defender. But I remember asking him like, how different is it

for you? And he was just like, you're on an island at d N. And I think it's also different at d N now because of how many mobile quarterbacks there are in the league now and how much the RPO and run action has become an emphasis and offenses depending on which offense you're going against. I think that's a big thing that's kind of changing the d in position and just how sound you have to be there because it could be it could be curtains for you.

We saw a lot of defenses with offenses attack edges and the run game this year, and I think that's because of just the fact that these d ns are are are having to adjust to how much they're being ran at, like people not just running up the middle like that catch your real quick question. Then, Okay, when you guys are all watching defensive ends, do you want the guy like Tank Lawrence who plays both well, or

you want the guy that's the pass rusher. Well, see that's a van Ness right, Like van Ness, I think does both really well. Yeah, but I don't I think he might be limited in his pass rush ability. And that's why I'm a little bit hesitant when you talk about a first round pick. I think you might want a guy that gives you a little bit more of a skill set and his ability to rush the passer. But I do think he does. I think he's a good all around player and maybe that's why people like him.

And maybe if he tests really well, that answers some of your questions on that. He does have explosiveness, he does have some of that burst that where you think, Okay, he does have some more tools, and to your point about the scheme, yeah, maybe that's why maybe he's been boxed in and hasn't been able to showcase some of that. I also think another thing is a lot of these guys are standing up right there in that three point stance. You don't see a lot of hand in the ground.

For like Tyree Wilson's a good example of that. Texas Tech outsideline backer and in the NFL, a lot of these dudes now sometimes like Michael Parsons is a good example of this. They're having him stand end up. Maybe the NFL's kind of transition to this, but you know, it seemed like the Cowboys were worried about that. With t J. Watt, you didn't get to see him put his hand on the ground and play that you know,

stationary four three defensive end. A lot of these guys, even a Diona White from Georgia Tech, he's standing up on the outside. He's not doing that prototype put your hand down and go rush the pastor you talk about a scheme hurting a player. Micah Parsons was in that category. If he would have shown any type of pass rushability on his Penn State tape, I challenge anybody to find him rushing the pass from Blitzen's he would be the number one, number two, number three pick in that draft.

He wouldn't have made it anywhere close to the Cowboys at twelve. It would have never happened, And you can talk about maybe the opposite way around look at it. We mentioned a little bit of Isaiah Simmons prior to the show because we were talking about Clemson linebackers in the draft. But Isaiah Simmons was a guy who benefited from the scheme, but then whenever he got to the NFL, they thought his traits would translate. He's still in the NFL.

He's a decent player, but he's not that top ten guy that they initially thought they were getting in Arizona. I don't know if I have more trouble I usha with the Will McDonald's and the Nolan Smith's as I do the other guys. So Nolan Smith, Georgia and yeah, Will McDonald I always saying. I mean, I'm trying to figure out. I'm trying to figure out do I want that two hundred thirty five pound guy like that or do I want a guy that's got a little bit

more stoutness to him. That's the struggle I run with every day and now with teams going back to running the ball until your point about the way you play the RPOs and these guys are flying up the field, and they take these guys' ability to get up the field away from them because they're they're fooling him with the way the offensive scheme is. Yeah, I mean, so when you mentioned, like, you know, Will McDonald's my dude,

that's my dude. So and when you talk about edge is something that like I've been trying to really working through as I'm watching them, is like, Okay, so what's the pursuit, Like, what's the what's the effort? Like, like, even if this guy is in super stout against the run, is he trying? Is he? Because I just I wonder if it's going to become a discussion of like do

you pick or choose is the guy? Are you going to pick the guy that's pass rushi or you're gonna pick the guy that isn't going to be able to stop the run as well or vice versa, because like we just said, like we just talked about it feels like the DM position is being asked. It's always been asked to do a lot, but now like these guys coming in are doing I think they're being asked to do more than what they're they're used to at this point.

That's a great point and putting all of those different elements together, there's four or five guys right up at the top of the edge rusher class that are names that you'll hear quite a bit. Will Anderson Alabama, Miles Murphy from Clemson, Tyree Wilson. We've mentioned him a couple of times from Texas Tech, Lucas Vanesse from Iowa, Nolan Smith, Bjilari,

Isaiah Fosky, Notre Dame, Bjoelari. By the way, out of those guys, who do you feel like does have the most versatile skill set out of the guys that you've watched in that group of edge rushers, who had that that most unique skill set? Because like Zach said earlier, that may be the guy that goes in the first round and makes some noise name I'm a gun. Who are they so? Will Anderson, Miles Murphy, Tyrie Wilson, Lucas van Nest, Nolan Smith, b j Ojilari, Isaiah Fosky. Those

were the ones I named. If there's somebody else well rounded, yeah, most well rounded out of those, I mean in terms of playing both well. Van Ness does play both well. I think he is. He's complete. He doesn't like have a total like hole in his game. I mean, Tyrie Wilsons probably gonna go on the top five. Wilson, Wilson's my guy. Wilson's my guy. Wilson to me, I think is going to be that. That's that's the guy that I think plays the run really well while still has

huge upside as a pass rusher. Does he have that effort that aish just talking about that, that willingness to go in and blow up the run? Yeah, I think I think Tyrie Wilson absolutely. Yeah. The thing about when you watch Wilson play, to me, when you when these defensive ends and stuff his ability to get up the

field and then retrace. Yes, So when when somebody like a sudden like, that's the thing you worry about if you're a pass rusher and all of a sudden they run the ball runs inside, but you're flying up the field. Now you've got to turn and run back to get to the ball, like he'sh just talking about right there. You know, that's the thing I think you get with with Wilson. Six six, two seventy five. That's the numbers

I'm working with right now. I see a disruptive guy, and I mean when I mean disruptive pass rush, disruptive tackle behind the line of scrimmage, disruptive. Yeah, this guy, I mean, there's a lot to like about him on my board. Personally, I got him above Anderson, and I think Anderson's an hellable football player. I really, really, there are going to be several teams that have Tyree Wilson

above will right. I think if you're a coach, a position coach, like, you're salivating over this guy because I think he's got the most unique skill set. He's got all the traits, and you're thinking, if I can get him into my room, Oh my gosh, what can I do with this guy? Because Brian's right, Like, even if he seems out of position, if he gets caught up field that length that he has, you think he's out of position to make a play. All of a sudden, he's diving. This guy makes up three yards in the

blink of an eye. It's crazy, and he has a unique ability with his left hand to then get an offensive tackle off balance. He comes back and rips. It's a thing of beauty to get a guy to all of a sudden get a set. I mean, Tyree Wilson is a fun watch. I also love Miles Murphy to talk about it. Miles Murphy is just an I think he's that the size six five two sixty three. Sometimes he gets pushed off the ball, but he can play both sides. He can play the right and the left side.

He's got long arms, He's built to play the position. He's also got a high motor. There's a dude that doesn't quit on the play. Can chase plays down from behind. He's got you know, he's long around the edge. I think he sets up tackles well. He sometimes can get caught out of position in the run game, but he's always in the backfield. I think he's also a disruptive player, like we talked about Tyree Wilson, and to me, he's

got that hand movement. You know, I think a lot of lineman as we talk about now you brought this up as well. What sets some of these guys apart in college is their hand play. And I think Miles Murphy has that to his advantage and he can take that and he can hit the ground running transitioning from as a rookie to the NFL. I think one of his best traits too, is he's always swiping at the ball. You know, you get him in the pocket, you know,

you start talking about turnovers and stuff. He has. They must work on that a lot at Clemson because he has a feel for where that ball is and he's hammering on it. Would it be crazy to put Murphy in front of Will Anderson? Is that? Is that too much to ask? Because Anderson, like you said, I like him as a player. I've got Anderson above Murphy right now. But I've thought about the switch at least I've had that as I've had it, and I've played around with

it on my spreadsheet a little bit. To flip those two guys, is which one would you rather have if you were in a GM shoes between Miles Murphy and Will Anderson. Anybody want to answer, I'd want Anderson. I mean, like all three of these guys, Wilson, Murphy, Anderson, they're all like very high upside guys. I think there's still a little bit more of a projection with Murphy in terms of he's got to become more of like a polished pass rusher. Yeah, yeah, because I think at times

he just wins with being a freak. And so for me, I think he's still got a show that he can build out that tool kit. Like for me, Will Anderson's there, Like Will Anderson's one of the more advanced rushers. I feel like it's class and so to me, that's more of a sure thing. I know, what I'm getting. It's a little bit of the question of you remember it

years ago, Brian, it was gosh, who am I thinking? Okay, so it was like you remember the comparison as rushers between like a Joey Bosa and a Noah Spence, like how I were, and like Bosa was the tactician who was like, he may get ten sacks a year, but like there's no telling how much better he's gonna get. I think Will Anderson's just a safe will come in here, will rush the passer immediately, And Miles Murphy is a much more high upside type of guy potentially. Yeah, I

mean you'll already know, like Will McDonald's my dude. He kind of put on a clinic at the Senior Bowl. And I'm really into multiple sport players. Yeah, like this guy skateboard, he serves, he plays soccer. He's a martial artist. You can see it in Renaissance Man, you can see it in his play. You can see how versatile he is.

You talk about the hands and what he can do there, and he's such a I mean even his stance, his stance in itself is gonna give tackles to me, gonna give tackles problem because he's not he's almost to the ground, he's not always to the ground. Like I think he is a guy that can come in and stand up and the pursuit is really there for him. I personally, I feel like he's going to move up some people's boards if he performs. Would you put him in that conversation?

I would not. I don't. So I like watching the I like watching when we get a top tier addresser against the top tier tackle or something like that. And like I think you saw consistently with McDonald going up against Scronsky, he was just stonewalled every single time. That's why he's gonna McDonald is, well, these guys who's gonna have to test really well this week. Yeah, but like because that'll be you need to see the confirmation of okay,

there's the athleticism, we know all that about it. Because if he comes out here and he tests just average, is an edge defender or whatever else. And then you couple that with he's a smaller guy who when he goes up again some of these bigger tackles and they get their hands on him, he's out. He's out when he whenever he gets locked up by Lineman and Scarnsky

put him on the ground four times. I think it was it just that always gives me some pause when I see one guy dominate the other from the top, and that's what I was looking for. But I will say that's what I was looking for in a Senior Bowl. These guys are allowed to get better, right, So yeah, looking at it quite a few of these guys, because that was actually one of my notes on him when I was watching a film on him, is like, if you get your hands on him, because he's under size,

he can have some issues. Cann he counter Yeah, but Senior Bowl he came out and he showed the ability to get off of some of this stuff and disengage. So again I do agree with you. He's going to have to perform well at the combine, but he there's improvement there in the athleticisms, just so through the roof that you're going to get something from him. Kobe a wooden from a Wooden from Auburn. Yeah, yep, I like

that dude too. They play him everywhere. He's a crap talker, but he's so so disruptive, tight five yes, big, So he's hard to move around. You can't just push him off the line like we were talking about. UM. I think sometimes his pursuit, his over pursuit can can hurt him, but obviously that's that's normal d N stuff. So I'm like, if he can square his hips, he's and find the body control. I feel like his build and his burst off the line is something to look for to So

the gentleman from Auburn is someone I'm looking at. Flo. I think I think you nailed the guy. I really do. I think, Yeah, I mean, to me, he looks more like a left end than he does a right end. And when I say that, when I mean left end is to me, the right ends usually that guy that's screaming off the edge. We're talking about the guy that can play the run in the past. Yeah, I think she's got Wooden right as far as that goes well rounded. Yeah, absolutely,

little bit of both. Absolutely. Yeah. I play from everywhere, like if you have a if you have a hand techie guard or um or center, like they can hang with him maybe at nose, but at d end he's a problem. Yeah. Welly two eighty five. You can play any any spot on the line if you've get well, that's The thing about it is for teams that might be a little bit more with three four. I mean, everybody morphs into these different fronts and stuff like that.

But you know, if you put him as like a head up, head up end on a tackle, he could play this guy. I mean, like I say, if, but if you're expecting him to be that like what she was talking about with, you know, with McDonald, something like that, screaming off the edge. That's not this guy. He's better. He could. I think that The thing about him is he could play with power and he could. He could do this thing, and he does have some lateral quickness

to him. That the tough that I was watching. All Right, rapid fire here before we take our first break. The player you're most excited to watch in Indianapolis go Bobby Um Christian Zalez Oregon corner. I'm interested to see uh Hyatt, the wide receiver from Tennessee. I should, I should, I should Let you go first, Zach. I think Nolan Smith's gonna tear it up. I'm pretty pumped to watch Nolan Smith out of Georgia. Okay, took took your guy. You go. You can say it again. Now you go. You want

me to go. Do you want you? Do you like you? You? You'd like hig it with your guy? He was one of the he was one of the dudes. Like did did Okay, I'm gonna ask y'all, did Dwan Jones get invited? Uh? Dwan Jones? Yeah? We didn't mentioned. No, he got invited, I believe so. Yeah, really quickly correction because I just got texted h Penning when he went against Penning last year. It is what I was saying. Northwest. Yeah, Penning is who I was thinking, northern Iowa from what is there?

That's funny, but that's really awkward. Yeah, but I did. Yeah, Penning was a dude last year, remember a beast. Yes, Dawan Jones did get invited. He's a gentleman that I'm kind of we me and Brian have been talking about. But like he's starting to I mean, obviously he had his one day showing in the Senior Bowl and he kind of got it. But I obviously his measurables, he's huge,

he's whatever. So I just kind of want to see how he performs because I think he could be a guy that people start really looking at as a serious person too. He's massive one techniques, two or guys I'm interested in. I know it's funny to say big guys. I'm want to see these guys. Love it when big guys run. Yeah, the big guys with speed and stuff like. Yeah,

we'll see. I mean, I don't know if Dallas will take but the one thing that they may be looked at this year is they saw what Hankins could what did for him, and maybe they'll maybe they'll figure out that like having one of these big one techniques will make a difference. I want to watch the pit interior defensive lineman that you like Canty. Yeah, Elijah can't. Yeah, because like you said, he's a little smaller six foot

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I'm trying to pull them up at the moment. First question, and it has to go with the combine again. Is there anybody that you don't expect to test well? Kind of the opposite of the question we asked in the first segment, anybody that you don't think will test well? Ryan Lamosa. The linebackers, Yeah, some of them. You don't like this linebacker class. No, No, I think they're tight ends. The linebackers. I used to hate them. That's not true. I think a lot of them are instinctual and stuff.

But you're not going to be able to see that like with with with them just running and stuff like that. Though, like we were talking about earlier, we'll choke like I did. We'll see I mean, yeah, the linebackers are I know he's lost weight and I know he gets mocked to the Cowboys all the time. Torrance from Florida of Cyrus. Torrance, Yeah, just the weight number Oh he's not going to test. Well,

that's what I'm saying. I mean, I think there's gonna be those drills where they they they put him in a two point stance and then they run a guy up the field and you could see the ones that do the kick slide and get depth and get with and all that. He's trying to lose weight. He really really is, and maybe that's not his bag right now. The athletics stuff we've talked about and what we're showing

highlights where he's kind of moving. He's moving decently right there, but I don't know how he's gonna look in T shirt and shorts moving around out there. I just don't think that's his game. And you know, people cowboy fans will probably I remind everybody about Orlando Brown when he came out where he didn't where he looked, No, he didn't look very good, but he's a good player. But he's a really good player. Ian Brown is the exact

type of testing I was thinking of. Yeah, to the point where you're where you're cringing, you're cringing, you're like sitting there and you're like, oh, please, dude, get out of your stands. Don't. Oh please, don't. You know that's the thing I worry about. He is a he is a very good player. I don't think he is going to look good in T shirts and shorts moving around. Do you want to see the one two doesn't? Yeah? No, to your point, I'm kind of wondering the same thing

about he goes to go Florida. By the way, Steve of Vila, the TCU guard. Yeah, you know, he's also a guy that I like, but athletically I didn't really see a stud athlete there. Techy guy, right, Yeah, you know, technique does a lot of the little things well, but he's not a dude that moves, you know. I question, can he be a pulling guard? Yeah? The guy that will test the best? That was our guy John Michael Smith's center. Okay, absolutely? Could you move him to guard?

People ask me that on Twitter. I got a Twitter question that was him to guard. I might not take him twenty six ten, may not fight you on it at twenty six Yes, I might not fight you. You would only to me it's just a pure there for just a year. Would it be a Tyler Smith thing where you move him there for trying to replace a Pro Bowl the center. No, you're gonna have to pay that Pro Bowl center. That's gonna be a topic of conversation. He said this yesterday. They were going to take the

best center in the draft last year. No, do you think they do it again? I would. I'll tell you what at twenty six I would. I would. I would hand the card in on that kid. Oh yeah, just for the athletic ability alone, dude, he's a difference maker in the office online. He can change your tone, he can change that. But like, just to have that much power and just like ferocity coming at you at that position if you want to run the ball. Yeah. Is

there a possibility, just a possibility. We're hyping up John Michael Schmidt's quite a bit Minnesota from Minnesota. We're hyping him up quite a bit. The film being the film hypes himself. It does. It's good film, But you get it up to twenty six. Is there a possibility he slides into the latter part of the second round for you? Sure? So what would you do if you picked him in the second round. I'd be doing a pizza party, Yeah, dance,

ice cream party, whatever the hell, light party, let's go. Okay, I'll find out whatever. Whatever John Michael schmidts his favorite food, Okay, we'll have that party for him. It's clams, crab legs. If it's clams, what's Minnesota staple? Would you read the staring back for I'm not doing you wasn't wait wait wait Juicy Lucy is a cheeseburg with the cheese inside, the patty inside the patty. That sounds delicious in Wisconsin stuff. Yeah, Minnesota, maybe,

I don't know. Would you take him a twenty six, Bobby? Yeah, I have not watched him, Okay, just because I haven't. I'm trying to prioritize the people I think they're gonna pick because I'm like sixty players. But I need to watch him because he don't. You give a set list, Bobby, I'll save us all the trouble we have this. Yeah, I've got the the guy that it stands up to me that I'm not sure how he's gonna test. Is uh that that he might come out here and run

really slow. I know you were maybe here and not somebody that's not my wide receiver. It is a wide receiver. I don't know how Cedric Tillman's gonna do I don't think he's gonna run very fast. He's gonna look good in T shirts and shorts. How big he is, I don't know if he's gonna be I think Cedric Tillman, like some people might come out of this gun when they see his test, And now I could be proven wrong.

There there have been some disappointments before. There was a lot of chatter leading into last year that like Treylan Burkes was gonna test really well, and then he didn't test as well as they thought. Um, there was chatter that Kyler Gordon was gonna potentially be fastest guy at the combine and he wasn't, and so aivity, I just I'm trying to say that this this happens. Then you have t J. Watt, who people thought was gonna test looking really stiff and then didn't. There's positive and so yeah,

I'm trying to give both sides of it. But Cedric Tillman's guy who if you're saying, who's the guy who might hurt himself with his numbers this week? Now Tilman may not even run. I don't know, um, and and I don't know if it's still the same, but I know last year it was anybody who was benching was generally not gonna run. Yeah, and if you were planning on running, you weren't gonna bench. And so I would imagine that's gonna be the same approach this year, if

they're having him do both in the same day. Um, But I would think Tillman's a guy who I don't think is gonna impress anybody with his testing. Does anybody anybody think that Darnel Washington, the tight end from George is gonna don't know, sixty three? Wow, you don't know, not a sixty It'll be run rich run out there? Though. Do you remember Jalen Widermeyer last year Texas A and m tied End. He was the guy who sat on my board a long time. It was everybody in love

with his tree. I don't think Darnell Washington's that, but you might have similar numbers testing wise, move him to tackle and Georgia tied End, he's gonna he's Do you think he's gonna weigh over two seventy? Yes, yeah, he's at two seventy on my list right now. I think he would be over that. Man. That's a lot, though, How do you think, how do you think Rashi's gonna tests him your receiver for four eight first the forties, it's gonna I don't know, four four eight something like that.

I would take that for Rice. I'd be a great time, ye because I know it's it's technically doesn't exist, but I know the the listed time on him on certain services was like four or four earlier this year. But I don't think that's right. Okay, guy mocks probably gonna test really well from or to go to stay right, Yeah, clearly, But are there any safeties that y'all are looking at that Maybe we haven't talked dB really And I'm very curious and like because I was well or who will

do poorly? Who? Who will who will test well? The guy? The guy? I really? I mean, I'm kind of like I say, I like Johnson from Texas A and M I'm gonna try and get you guys to watch Christopher Smith from Georgia. Watched him last night. I have fallen in love with you, sir. Yeah, and from Ohio State. He will test well. Yeah, he's a speedster, okay, yeah, safety corner safety, both free safety Chris Christopher Smith from Georgia and then Hickman from Ohio State, a couple of guys.

What about branch Man, I don't know about him. I'm scared. I'm scared of Branch from Alabama. Ye, I think scared. I think there's a player I could be really wrong about. I'm really high on him, and I don't know. Branch is gonna scare me a little bit. The drills will be good for him, well, brand. All Branch needs to do is Branch just needs to not put up a four six, put up a put up a four or five five or something like that, and I think people will be happy. I might think I think he'll run

on the four five. I might have to go to Tuscaloosa Pro Day and time in myself just to make sure you get a good time on him. Do you like him? I do, And that's what scares me. That's what scares me. We got the highlights of Beam doing a great job. With these highlights in the show, it's amazing. But yeah, I mean, this is what you get if you're watching, You get a guy that kind of he could play free. He could play back as you we're

seeing right now. He's a punt returner. I mean, there's a lot of things you could do with this guy. That scares me to death because he doesn't look like a traditional safety in my eye. My eyes having trouble with that. But when you watch his tape, this is what he does. He makes plays, he's around the ball, he could tackle. He's smart, you know, I mean he nick Saban coaches at secondary. You know they're well coached. So you mentioned Antonio Johnson from Texas A and m

in that same breath. Which one do you have? Man? I got him both in the second round. I got Branch is a strong and Johnson is a free. And it's funny because the body types don't flip. Yeah, the body types are not that way. But look, I mean you could watch this guy. They play him and they play him as like a They play him down and they play him in the slot, they play him in the box, they play him back. I mean, look at

he's down down there on the goal line. Now, now I'm doing terrible radio here because you're probably now Albert watches, but Beam is showing your highlights and this guy's down there on the goal line and he's making tackles on the six yard line. You know, that's what I'm saying. This guy's got some toughness to him, but his body type doesn't fit my eye. I'm sorry. It's an old, old,

krusty man. His body types like an outside corner. Yeah, no, no, no slot there, there's there's I think I thought that six foot a lot. I think a lot of teams will you won't even consider him at safety. I think I think a lot of teams thinks a corner. I was waiting for it. There, It is all right. I was just I mean, honestly, if you want to, did you say that? Did you think he was a slot only type player? I just think he's, like you said, his body he's little, but he plays near the lot

of scrimmage a lot like you're saying. But yeah, go ahead, Bobby, Like, okay, you can explain. So let me let me just lay this out for you. Who does it sound like I'm describing. You've got a Alabama defensive back who doesn't necessarily have the body type of a typical safety, but some people may think he has safety traits. You're trying to figure out is he is safety? Who does that sound like Alabama TV? It sounds like Branch, but it also sounds

like Marlon Humphrey. Now Humphrey ran four for one. Humphrey was faster, but Humphrey is the same body type. It was the same sort of word Marlin Humphreys. Humphreys become like an all pro type of players. Humphreys bigger though, isn't he no Humphries like six or was when he was coming from he looked bigger. Let me see her, Marlon Humphrey when he was coming out, I got got twenty games in my brine five or something. He's listened at six foot two O five. He was six ninety seven.

Branches six ninety two. Yep, I've got him at six foot but I'm scared. I mean, I get a grip. I don't have a grip. I put in my notes. I'd play Branch at corner. Uh kind of going. I need to go on a walk going under the south. I got to start pacing. Uh. Kind of along the same lines of risky picks. Tim asked on on Twitter on the twenty. He says, how does missing quote unquote on a prospect impact the team's draft strategies moving forward?

For example, the lack of production from Jaylen Tilbert, how does that affect the way that they approached the draft this year. It shouldn't affect it for the most part, but it does. What's what's the so Bobby Way over sold him? That's his fault. I believe, don't take you or you were right there. I'm on my walk right, were right, I'm trying to figure out branch. All right, Jaylen Tilbert is still going to turn around, I believe. Yeah, what is the question about, Like does say that does

what happen to jay or what happened with Jaylen Tolbert? Like, is the question does that make you think differently about South Alabama type of players or players at that level? Or is he saying does it make you revalue me to take a receiver again? Because like, what's the question? He's talking about positional value and looking at receivers. Go, I don't think. I don't think it affects positional value. Yeah, I think it's I think there were things they just

tell me Bob missed. I think there were things about Jalen Tolbert that they and they've said this themselves, that they believed he could do more immediately than he could There was a sharper learning curve than they believe. I don't think they think they're wrong about the player. I think they believe they were wrong about the timeline and that's where they got burn. I'm sorry. Sorry with that though you mentioned the schools and you mentioned some of

the possible fallout on the other side of it. Do you think it does affect the way that they look at players coming from that specific level, that specific program. They've never liked that level Will But he went and picked the guy in the top one hundred last year and then he doesn't work out, and I think they had another gentleman if I'm not mistaken. Uh, they had another guy at Southideane had another guy come out this year. Uh,

who is who is that guy? Though? Jayleen? I'm sorry, my bad, I don't know Jane, Like, I mean, who's that guy this year? Like that stands out in the top fifty that it's like, is that a school they would stay away from? Who am I blanking on a school for she Rice? Maybe? I don't think they would stray away from mess at the Lane two. I don't know. I don't think too Lane. I don't think he would be a top um like, I mean, the only one there is the everything. I know what you say is

the North Dakota State lineman. But like I was, I was at Combine last year and I was I was talking about somebody in league circles and they were saying, we got to stop calling North North Dakota State a small program. They put three quarterbacks in the NFL in the last six years. I saw them whoop you and us too, And so I mean, I don't know that there's even I don't know that there's a player in the top that might be impacted. Andre Carter maybe Army. Yeah, yeah,

he's interesting. That's a that's that's probably one. But with Jalen though, like a lot of from what I understood with Jalen and even touching bass with him, is like they didn't start. He was one of those guys that they were like, go make a play, go go make a play, go do the thing. South Alabama. It's South Alabamia. And he didn't start really, they didn't start really looking into working him into the slot and doing more offensively

into his senior year. He's only played football since like a sophomore year at school tracking, so he's also still getting the field for the game. But then also too, let's you had ceedee Lamb messing up on option routes. You had, You had guys that have been in this league for a little while messing up on some of the way this offense was called and how it was

played and make a mistakes. So yeah, I would assume that maybe with especially with this that last you know OC, that maybe that there was some disconnect on how he's supposed to be doing things. How much if he was supposed to be doing I think it's gonna benefit him to get like, this is what you do. I told Bobby, I'm not I told Brian that I'm really looking at him. Maybe if you want him to kind of do randall

cop things this year, he could possibly do it. Let's see how he develops and how he does if that fits with Michael, Yeah, he's looking forward. I think their thing is more. Yeah, the option routes. Sure, guys struggle with that. There's a miscommunication that the Cowboys will also tell you you don't see all the option routes we hit like, yeah, just because you see, just because you see there's five of them with Cede Lamb. That's actually a pretty low percentage given how often he runs them.

But I think more of there is She was like, you got to know to line up in overtime in Lambeau where that you're lining up correctly. You got to know to check in like that. That to that might is the stuff where it's like, okay, he's he's got to be ready for that. Can I throw another name at you? Because because this this is like when you're getting in the third fourth round and I don't know if you guys have seen this player, Tucker Craft, that

tied end from South Dakota State. Good player, he's a good player, and he's gonna be in that mix where you're starting to talk about compensatory picks that they get the extra four. This team kind of likes to pick in that third, fourth round, fifth round of these tight ends. Would they go for a guy like Tucker Craft who's from South Dakota State? You know, is that is? Does that?

Is that one of those things? Do you think enough of him with some of the other guys that potentially are on your board from tight ends if they're looking at a tight end, if they ride off Goddard when he was coming out, Man, did I mean it's the same school? No? No, I'm yeah, I mean I don't know see I got Laportah from Iowa and Craft like in the same round, but they're like kind of third round guys for me. See, they'd probably like Laporta because

he's an Iowa kid, but I think Craft's better. Yeah, and Kraft has the same skill set as the South Dakota State from South Dakota State six five two fifty three that they like because he's a really good blocker. I think he's a sticky blocker, but he also is a big target, and I think he's a good route runner. Didn't he struggle with drops? I haven't watched him yet, but did he struggle with drops in his last year? I I I can say my film with my film

was yeah, I mean my my film. I'm just going back and looking at what the one thing that I kind of saw that with his size, I felt like he would be more dominant as a blocker, especially playing against you know, some pharmacists and accountenants and guys like that, you know, no offense, yeah exactly, but this guy he blocks really tall and he just tries to kind of muscle his guy. So I kind of felt like that to me. The thing that was also inviting in line

flexed wing wide. I mean he's I think he's a better receiver than he is a blocker. So by me saying that, I don't think the hands okay, I kind of felt like that they were reliable in that way. You know, maybe we'll get to any he can't catch a cold. But I mean, you know, I don't think that. I don't think he had this a bad player. But again, I was bringing up to school that. You know, we start talking about South Alabama, you know, and then you

can quote unquote smaller school, Old Dominion. We got a couple offensive lineman from Old don a tackle tackle from what about? I mean, didn't Tyler Smith come from. That's an American conce I mean it truly is. But yeah, you must be listening to us on the chivag nation because we have a guy that we work with it he wants nothing to do with Tulsa. He's a bit of a schmok. I mean, they don't pick that much from don't say Eric. Eric wants nothing to do with Tulsa.

Literally there Tuesday, it was all right, Yeah, it's fine. Yeah, I mean and look even with Tilbert and where he came from. When Tilbert played big programs like Tennessee Tolbert Tilbert cooked Alante Taylor who on the fifty last year. So, I mean, I wouldn't think that it would be anything that they would say, Oh, well, because of Tilbert here, it's going to change the way we view this guy here. All right, So we've now gone back to Jalen Toilbert again.

I feel like we're going to continue doing that. No, it's not your bad. I think we're going to continue doing that because that's the biggest storyline from last year's draft. That's the biggest thing that really hurt where this team could be right now. But like you said, it probably shouldn't sway them away or to a certain position real quick, I mean real quick. Yeah, Tilbert or Sam Williams breakout player next year Williams Williams, Yeah, I guess Sam is easier.

What what do you mean, Who's who's gonna break out have the bigger year bigger year Tolbert or Williams? Probably Sam, What depends on who they bring back. But but but that's not fair, y'all. That's not right. No, I was gonna say that, like some of these players were raw though kind of that's kind of a comment that was a similar kind of common thing with this past draft is you had Tyler come in, who I felt like needed, you know, obviously need to improve. You had Sam coming.

Sam's very vocal about being as kind of as raw as he was as a player coming here, and then you talk about Jalen, like, I wonder if that's a something that they're kind of looking at as far as being able to somewhat mode these guys into what they because you saw definitely saw Sam start to flourish through the season Taylor as well. So I like that idea. I like the fact that there's raw traits. But in the second round, in the third round, that's where I

kind of stresses you out. Yeah, I don't know, if you're a top one hundred pick, I want you to play damn is I mean you're in the same Bobby where it's hard to I wanted to take Jaylen over Sam Williams in the second roma, but Sam is more likely to have a bigger year next year. I think totally think Yeah, I think I think they both could play well. I think they both think but I think Sam Williams is as It's not as bad as Tolbert. It's not as bad as everybody. Yeah, no, Tilbert is

not as bad. But Brian is wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong. Sam Williams is about to so I'm doing radio with you guys like the front front office. Yeah, because he's also too like we don't know who, if who they're bringing back to you and wise like Dante Fowlers that got like this gentleman could definitely see far more snaps than even what he did last year. So interesting thought. I like the question, Brian little thought provoking here as we go into our second So we'll get him tober

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travel package. Today is the Dallas Cowboys dot Com Draft Show. The final segment here of the Draft Show, presented by Miller. Like this week from the Star, Bobby Belt, Brian brought us, Zack Wald, Chuck Ayesha Morrison, I'm Kyle Yeoman's We've got Chris Beam and Jazz Marshall in the back, putting that putting that up there, old Northwestern about So I want to talk about offensive and defensive lines because there are different times in this draft the Cowboys will invest in

the tra inches. It's going to happen may not be in the first round. Let's party, but how quickly could you see Dallas investing, and what are some of the names outside of the first round that you would be okay with investing in? What is trenches, the edge rushers, the d tackles, offensive line or just how likely are they to pick somebody who could be an offensive linement or defensive linement. Well it's just the last one. Then they could, I mean, they could pick that as early

as twenty six? Could I can? I can you tell me the name of the kid from Clemson that the defensive It's Breecy right, Please let somebody pick him before Dallas gets an opportunity. I'm with you, man like, because he's overrated as Heckhall. I mean, he's a I don't see it guy too. I don't please such a disappointment, and I don't want to be that guy, but I am that guy because I love the show and I love educating people. I'm sorry I'm putting it out there.

I'm scared to death of him too. And if you know, if if all of a sudden he comes sliding down that board, he's within rain of twenty six and they pick him, man, I'm gonna have a hard time. I really really am, especially if I know that some of these other guys, maybe some of these offensive lineman are we've talked about the Center or people like that. But he's the one guy again, another show, another day of guys you have a chance to be really really wrong about.

He's one of those guys for me. Six five three h five. His grave and his headstone are on delivery now because Brian just killed the guy. Why why don't you see it? What is the knock on him so much so that it would be a bad pick in twenty six? All right, let me see what we've got going here, you know, I just because a lot of people like him, I know, and they and everybody tells me watch the North Carolina film, you know, And I'm

trying to effort that right now. No encounter with Watch the Notre Dame film, and he gets pushed around and bullied. See that's what I'm seeing. I mean, there's snaps with this guy. For a big guy. He gets knocked off balance, you know, and he's doesn't he wasn't able to recover. He gets real tall, gives up his chest. I know, we're watching highlights at him, like destroying it looks like

Wake Forest or somebody like that. But I mean, I just I mean, it's you know, it's like more more movement than technique to get to the you know, to be a rusher and stuff like that. I think he's you know, the Florida State game, he had a couple of chances to get his guy on the ground and just missed, just couldn't do it. And you know, the effort and the hands and all that good defending the run. But I think these people are hyping this guy way way, way way up. He just got one armed buy a

wake forest offensive guards, That's what I'm saying. I just it really wasn't good. Yeah, it's not a good rep couple of them, and he's just after the play, he's swiping away, he's pulling the dB where's he's He's throwing his arms up in the air. I just, you know, when there's been some really good ones and threes that we've watched so far this year, and he does scare me. He really does scare me. I don't see him as

being that guy that everybody's talking about. When I keep seeing him get mocked and he's like in the top twelve thirteen right around there, I'm I'm like, man, I must be missing this guy really bad. It's always to me anyway, it's always concerning when we're talking about a guy who was like the top recruit in the country, was supposed to be like the top of a class, and then he comes in and disappoints like he does. Uh, he's a guy who got hurt at Clemson a few

different times. So there's injury questions there with him. Got a huge brace on that right shoulder, a thing you're dealing with. I don't think this guy's ever going to rush the passer, yeah, ever, And and in terms of the run play, he's got to be better about, you know, his technique getting off a block. I mean, there are too many times, like you said, where he can't get off a block or he ends up on the ground

place really tall. Yeah, just like yeah in the NFL that you give you get win of these offensive line in your chest, they will steer you all over the place. And so I'm that's a guy I have a chance to be really really wrong. I know this he turns into a Rookie of the Year kind of guy or all you know, all rookie team Now I'll wear it. But man, the tape to me is just it's not for what they're talking about. I just don't see it.

Let me let me give you a guy as we we just completely as you mentioned, we got the tombstone on the way. Let me spin a positive for you. Okay, here's a guy that maybe fourth round, maybe even day three, all right, and I don't know if you've all watched him. It's an LSU guy here. Brian Jacqueline Roy was just about to ask about the LSU six three, three fifteen. This dude you could wait on. I don't know why more people aren't buzzing about this dude, because I think

he does a little bit of both. I think he can push the pocket, he can get after the quarterback, and he can play the run. He's a big, trash can, full of dirt kind of guy. He's got a good anchor. He can take on multiple blockers for you. So that's going to help the Cowboys in terms of being able to fill the middle there and help you against the run. He's also really good with his hands, which is something I'm looking forward with these guys get pressure. He's got

a high motor for a big man. I love that as a trade. Now, if you get him sideways, that's when he can get pushed off the ball, but otherwise he's got a really good bull rush. When he's playing against guards that he just puts them back in the lap of the quarterback, plays the run, wins with his spin move. I think he's really good, and I don't know why guys don't have him ranked higher personally, but I think he could be a steel especially if you get him early in day three. Could it be the

strength because I've watched the Florida game. That was the only one that I got a chance to watch, so I'm limited on what I've seen. The one knock I had against him was I didn't think he was as strong as his size indicates. And the point of attack because six foot four or three fifteen, like you said, he and he could play three, he could play notes. He could do both of them because he's athletic en and he's got the movement ability. I think that's certainly there.

But I didn't see him completely win some of those battles against good offensive lineman. Against Florida, it's a good offensive line up front that he was going against. Torrence was right, and that's a good point because Torrence did did Torrence was able to have some of those battles one hundred percent. I don't dislike Roy, I haven't seen enough of them. But the strength was my question. Do you think he has the strength to win those battles?

I personally do, Okay, But you know that's also a reason why we're not talking about him as a first round, second round kind of guy. But I think if you're able to get him, you know, as a fourth or fifth round player, which right now I think that's kind of the the area that people are looking at him, I'd be thrilled. And I think you've got a guy that could possibly be an impact player right away. Personally, he's from your tigers, Brian, have you gotten a chance?

I think I think I think Zach's got Have you seen him at all? Have you watched him? Okay? I didn't know if you want to cho okay, I didn't know. If you want to jump in there, yeah, I to me though, I'm always really kind of reluct him for these LSU kids because I love them all so much. Yeah, you know, And but I think that I think Zach has got him exactly right. And I think your concerns about some of the power stuff, they're legitimate. I think the guy plays with tremendous effort and and he just

doesn't want to be moved. And that's the thing about him is he can get off those blocks and make those plays. You see the whole kind of open up and then all of a sudden he's there making a tackle, you know. So I feel like he's got that kind of ability though. Really just a big, powerful guy, I think, But yeah, I could I could see where sometimes though he gets bullied a little bit. Texas are you Are you a Texas fan? Bobby yep? Him? So what you

think about KeAndre Coburn. I have not watched his tape yet. As a player, he was okay, go for it. He wasn't a guy that I love just watching him on broadcast go for it feeling because I'll back you on this one. Okay. Well, yeah, I'm gonna just kind of re let us is so hopefully this is right. Coburn from Texas is right? Yeah? Uh yeah. Coburn from Texas six two three, three hundred and thirty nine pounds. Um. I said he has a compact build. I feel like he's They also use him at edge sometimes he can

be crafty. But um, I think he says the edge effectively. Um. Also too, he required a double team quite a bit when I saw him, and that's something you're obviously looking for. He uses his natural leverage to win at the point of attack. So I feel like he's just he's he's an athlete. He's an athlete, and he's he's very quick to react to the ball. So I feel like he's a very coachable guy, guy that can get better. He's a strong tackler. He has good hands and he can

shed and tackle. But the fact that bigger, now, yeah, he's pretty quick and he can run. But I also feel like just how much he required a double team is something that people are gonna see and possibly respect. So um, I also with me with d Lyneman, I really respect pursuit, ye like I really do, and his backside pursuit for him going to be such a big guy, he shows enough speed to recover. Well, you nailed him. I like him a lot. Yeah, I like him a lot.

I know you're not he spent. I haven't watched his tape yet, just from from watching my broadcast during the season. He was he was fine, but he didn't stand out Tom's down. Yeah, I'll tell you what, though he can be a lower Alabama couldn't move the ball on these guys running it, I mean, and then they pop some runs on the outside. But later on. But man, you watch this guy, I think you've got him dead on right to me, Like I say, I mean, And the last thing I said is he doesn't kill the grass

under his feet. He's just not gonna sit in there. He's gonna play the pursuit to get to the outside. Though. I love what I'm seeing with some of these guys. He's three hundred and thirty three hundred and forty pound defensive tackles that can move. I think it's just got him absolutely right. That's a big body with a motor. Absolutely yeah. He has a good He has a good motor to me. But um yeah, he just he moves people around and I like him. So that's someone I've

just been keeping eye on, eye on. And he's in Texas, so obviously he might get the Dallas Day and all that stuff that they might have some eyes on. He's from Houston and he played at Texas, so he wouldn't be a Dallas Day guy. Okay, well, fire, yeah, yeah, we'll fudge it. We'll get him there. Yeah. I like that he went to Middle Ji. He can stand at my house if he wants to get a visit. Yeah, I like the player. Who do y'all If y'all watched Mazi Smith from Michigan, Yes, yes, from Michigan, you won.

If y'all watched that game, who won the battle between him in a Vati TCUs. Yeah, I thought that was one of the worst games that I saw from from Smith, I would agree with you. I didn't think he had the impact that he wanted to have it semi final, no doubt. All Right, that does it for us here from the Draft Show. The next time you'll hear our show, we will be from Indianapolis in the NFL's lucky folks

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