What's up time to football faithful in this episode we're going to analyze every team and their NFL draft picks from this past week in the 2020 NFL draft Welcome in to a new episode of time to football My name is Asan Khan the host of this wonderful show that we call you got it Time to football by the way if you're watching the video version of this podcast on youtube I am wearing a hat right now because Everything is shut down because of quarantine all the haircut places are not open So I wanted to hide my luscious locks. I didn't want to tempt you guys So shout out to full count baseball on top of that as well But we're going to get into our episode for today. It's about the NFL draft for the past few weeks. We've been covering the first-ever virtual draft which ended up being a success Not going to lie. Just my opinion. I loved it. I would rather prefer in person Kids living out their dreams being on stage walking the red carpet. I'd prefer that in years to come I don't think virtual draft every year is a good thing, but I loved it. I enjoyed it and if you tuned into our live reaction show during the first round of the 2020 draft Thank you. We had nothing but positive feedback about that and we're definitely going to be doing more live streams Um in the next few months during the football season. So uh, you guys loved it You guys interacted with us during it and that's what we want. We want this to be Uh, not just me talking to you but a conversation with you guys. So uh with this being a conversation Let me have a conversation with you and let you know That You don't have to just watch an hour long video on youtube if you're watching this video Um on that platform right now. We have this full podcast on itunes the audio version of this So if you pull out your phone go to the podcast app and search for time to football Subscribe to us on there rate and review and you can listen to us on the go But the question is Where are you gonna go? You can't go anywhere right now. Haha. So you're stuck with me But vice versa if you're listening to this podcast On itunes, just know that we have a youtube channel youtube.com slash time to football Go search for us on there. Subscribe to us. We come out with much more content on our youtube channel But today's episode is going to be about the nfo draft Talking about every nfl team and their draft picks. We're going to give My analysis on this and when I say my analysis, I'm not going to give draft grades. I'm not going to do that and the reason because Like I said, this is going to be a conversation This is you're involved with this. Okay, so I want you to comment below on this video interact with us Hit us up on social media instagram twitter wherever it is search time time to football Interact with us and let us know who had the best draft From this past week, but I am going to give my opinion on a more positive note Talk about the positives of every nfl team going through the draft picks And let's start off with the nfc North so we're going to talk about the nfc first and the afc north south east west north south east west in that order First team on the list That we want to talk about The green bay packers Head scratcher first round training up number 26 jordan love, huh the quarterback from utah state your your your team is One game away from the super bowl. You're in the nfc championship. You get blown out, which that's okay That's okay. Things happen You need offensive talent It seems like especially at the wide receiver position because you've got one of the best quarterbacks Not just in the nfl today, but I believe in of all time and erin rogers the things that he can do um are phenomenal You draft a quarterback when you already have a quarterback Matt la fleur The head coach of the packers stated That he believes that erin rogers will be the quarterback for the next few years Okay But then why draft love? Why why draft him if you're not going to play him for the next four to five years? And I think just my personal opinion the reason may be With erin rogers contract coming out coming up in the next year or two He's going to ask for a lot of money and I don't think that they're going to resign him Just because of his age and just because of the amount of money they's wanting and This is the this is the chance it seemed like for matt la fleur to get the quarterback that he wanted With jordan love pull the trigger on that and have him Sit in and learn by the way We've said this numerous times for the last few weeks the whole concept Of sitting and learning for a quarterback Does not make any sense. It's not true. It does not work Leave your comments down below. I'm done talking about it. I don't want to get too much into it I think they should have drafted a wide receiver. That's just my personal opinion We had la visca chanel an hour mock draft Being the wide receiver taken from green bay But then they added some help for erin rogers with uh, Running back a j dylan In the second round and then a third round they added a tight end and just say a diguara, so Not too bad, uh of a draft But the first round was when you could really make an impact and For the time being and an immediate impact Probably not so much but for the long term. We're just gonna have to wait and see how jordan love does Moving on to the chicago bears their first selection was in the second round because of the whole Khalil mack trade that they made a couple years ago Second round 43rd pick coal command the tight end from notar dame I like this pick. I really do. I think that coal command obviously was the best tight end talent In that draft class, but on top of that chicago has been looking for a tight end Uh for the past few years It seems like trade burton that whole experiment ended up being a a a bus because he signed a four-year 32 million dollar contract didn't even last uh to well he lasted two years didn't go to year three, so Uh, he's gone. He's to uh, indianapolis now, but coal command could be that replacement for him uh, they signed jimmy graham, which Maybe he's past that point past his prime, but uh, he could still be a factor in helping out Uh, mr. Biscay or nick foals and whoever wins that quarterback job Then in the second round you get jaylon johnson the defensive back at uh pick number 50, so We thought this was a really good pick I love jaylon johnson In our mock draft we had jaylon johnson going in the first round. I believe uh to the 49ers at number 31 So jaylon johnson is a late first round talent that you got midway through the second round So this is a good pickup to help their secondary for chicago the next nfc east team that we want to talk about the minnesota viking, so The vikings made a move. I believe that they had the most selections in the draft when it was all said and done And this was because of the amount of trades That they made the biggest pick was round one number 22 Uh, justin jefferson the wide receiver that's six one two hundred and eight pounds pretty fast as it is and is Comparable I compared them to stafan diggs And so that's why I thought minnesota was gonna make a huge move and trying to trade up uh for Still or for justin jefferson, but ended up falling to him at number 22 So that ended up being a good pick trading him away and getting that 22 pick from buffalo then at 31 They got that pick from san francisco that traded up Did you have to corner in jiff gladney? so two first round picks for uh minnesota and then on top of that they're they keep on drafting in the second round in the third round and then Ezra cleveland their offensive lineman who was graded as a first round talent who's just kept on moving up on draft boards So minnesota for their their first three picks Ended up doing really well next up the last team in the nfc north is detroit's their first overall pick uh or the first round pick the third overall pick A lot of people were talking about trading with the detroit lines They want to trade back and they want to acquire a lot of picks which i mean at the end of the day They got a decent amount of selections They decided to stay put at number three and draft the lockdown corner jeff akuta the cornerback from ohio state Makes sense can't pass up on him. I like him to help out this detroit secondary after the loss of daria slay Uh good replacement and he's one of those lockdown corners that I feel like he's going to be playing in the league at a at a good Good rates and it's going to be successful in the league For the next 10 years. So akuta. Good job by them and then They get a first round talent running back in the second round With deandre swift from georgia Deandre swift is going to eat in detroit. I really love that pick And not necessarily because I believe that deandre swift. I mean he could be a three down back I think he's talented enough to be But think of that combo carry on johnson and deandre swift Now all of a sudden things open up for matthew stafford in the past game So this lion's offense is looking much better. You get your defense Uh your defensive cornerstone in the first round with jeff akuta And then you get deandre swift to help out that lion's offense. Let's go detroit. Good draft Next up the nfc south. We're going to talk about the team that everybody seems to hate right now just because of How good They've become Uh over the last month or two and that is the tampa bay buccaneers. So the first round pick man They traded up a spot with san francisco And they selected tristan werfs, which people thought was the best offensive lineman In that draft. I know that uh We talked about andrew thomas being like a dark horse offensive tackle, which he ended up going first Uh out of that position group but tristan werfs Was being touted. It was between him and jedrick wills pretty much as who was the best offensive lineman and All of a sudden tampa bay ends up with tristan werfs What a steal for them. So good offensive line help that's going to help out tom brady And then antoine windfield jr Not to be confused with senior that played in the nfl as well as a defensive back that gets drafted So they helped out their secondary as well So they helped out their their two biggest holes on their team In the first two rounds So that's huge for tampa bay Because you think about it their offense We already know how talented they are traded for rob grin calcium, which makes them even better But then on top of that their biggest holes on offense Were the offensive line they addressed that well then on defense well, they have a pretty good front seven one of the best run defenses in the nfl They need to help in the secondary because their secondary got torched and then they get antoine windfield at number 45 The phenomenal job by tampa bay and then they added a running back on top of that because there's question marks behind Peyton barber ronald jones. Are they the franchise running backs? Probably not but it's tom brady going to operate like he did in new england with a running back by committee approach It seems like it because they drafted quiche on vaughn at running back. So vaughn jones barber Worf said offensive line windfield at defensive back solid draft by tampa bay The new linds saints didn't make a lot of selections in the nfl draft this past week just because they had a lot of their picks taken away from um From drafting all over the board in the nfl draft But they had three selections in the first three rounds which at most most of the time. That's all that matters Uh one selection in the first round that was caesar ruiz the offensive lineman We saw how emotional he was to get drafted by the new linds saints And then they had zack bond and adam trotman Being selected in the third round. So zack bond We had him being drafted by the ravens or I did at least in the uh in the first round at number 78 And the fact that he fell in draft boards because of the diluted sample controversy We don't know for sure why that sample was diluted But he falls in draft boards The saints decided to make a move on him see that that he's still on the board. Hey cleveland Let's trade up. Let let us trade up to the number 74 pick Let's see if zack bond could be our linebacker That we can pair with demario davis that we can pair with kiko elonso And zack bond is going to be a linebacker in new orleans and that is a very good pick for the saints Moving on to the next nfc south team that we have the carolina panthers. We talked about them Uh earlier when we talked about the lions, we talked about how they had an all defensive draft Which was the first time in the modern era. I believe That a team has selected nothing but defenders In the nfo draft in a single year. So derrick brown Shout out to him for a guy that's from linear high school just right down the road from us Um, he was selected in the first round run round one pick seven There was a lot of talk between derrick brown or isaias simons Who's the best defensive player in this draft? And it ended up being that the panthers decided to go with Derrick brown as their defensive tackle and then in round two another first round talent Seems to fall for them Round two pick number 38 overall your tour gross meadows defensive end and then jeremy chin A lot of people didn't talk about him, but there were some people out there That said hey, don't sleep on jeremy chin. He's a good safety Uh, that could be drafted in the early second round He ended up falling to the last pick of the second round with the panthers trading up with kansas city to select jeremy chin So their safety their defensive end spot and their defensive tackle get the biggest boost from this pass nfl draft and then obviously You can see on the screen the other defenders that were drafted a lot of secondary help for them and then the last team in the nfc south the atlanta falcons so a lot of controversy surrounds the First pick for the falcons at number 16. That is a j terrell the cornerback Uh from clemson A lot of people said that well terrell could have been around later in the first round Why not trade back? Why not hit up the eagles and say listen, you have the number 21 spot We'll trade back to number 21 if you want to jump up to number 16 because we know That you need a receiver. We know that henry rugs was just taken the first receiver off the board We know that jerry judy was just taken the selection prior to this number 16 pick Listen cd lamb is still on the board if you don't trade up to number 16 The dallas cowboys are going to take them But they decided to stay put Instead of trading back and acquiring more picks But if they feel like that, uh terrell is their guy and can compete For a starting cornerback role along with sheffield and isaiah oliver So we'll have to see i mean when you go into practice against one of the best water receivers in the game today You know you're bound to improve But i like the selection that they made in the second round with marlin davison the defensive end from auburn overall I love that the falcons addressed their needs Uh their draft strategy could have been a little bit different and you could have Really took an advantage of getting those extra picks, but at the end of the day They got their that the positions that they needed. They addressed their needs. So good job by the atlanta falcons overall Next up the nfc east starting off with the dallas cowboys number 17 cd lamb falls to the cowboys and it's I was on this live stream with with michael uh if you watched that during the nfo draft And i was talking to him. I said listen man. This was like pick 14 pick 15 Cd lamb or jerry judy is going to go to the broncos. That's what's going to happen because they need a wide receiver with court and sun But Either one of those two is still going to be on the board. We look at number 17 the dallas cowboys Are they going to draft a wide receiver? They don't need it But come on It's jerry jones And I just had this intuition. Man. I don't think jerry jones is going to pass up On cd lamb. I just don't see it and and they didn't and part of the reason I felt that way is because I just remember years ago in the 2014 draft when johnny manzell Was falling in draft boards people thought he was going to be a top five pick ended up being taken 20 second overall by the cleveland browns But then at number 16, I believe it was number 16 when they were picking Jerry jones was so close so close had a piece of paper in his hand that said that they were going to take johnny manzell Just because they don't need them They have tony romo But just because he's like that offensive player. That's just so explosive and just adds an extra dynamic to your offense And I thought man, if that's the mindset of jerry jones, he wants to select him And obviously they chose the right person. They chose zack martin. So Ended up being a good pick But let's see if cd lamb can uh be a good pick of jerry jones And let's see if he does anything for the dallas cowboys. Is it going to be better than amara cooper? I don't know we're have to see but that is a pretty good duo Uh pretty pretty good trio if you include michael gallup in there as well. So that dallas offense is looking pretty explosive Then you get trivand digs defensive back brother of stefan digs Moving on to the new york giants with their fourth overall pick. They select justin herbert Just kidding just making sure you're still paying attention Andrew thomas the big offensive tackle from georgia We were sitting there watching the draft and I was with my co-host michael And he said that andrew thomas is the best offensive tackle In this draft now he said that he wouldn't be surprised after watching film on andrew thomas That he wouldn't be surprised if he goes number four overall or he's the first offensive tackle taken in this draft He was right The new york giants selected him the guy's a freaking genius. No one could have expected that but The giants select andrew thomas to be A blocking left tackle for their investment in daniel jones Not only that sake on barkley. I get that he was injured, but he also had some struggles running behind that offensive line So this is going to help them out Mightily and then in the second round you get xavier mckinney a defensive back That people thought that he fell In the draft as well The new york giants love the selection with andrew thomas and xavier mckinney especially The philadelphia eagles the next team that we're going to talk about In the nfc east The 21st pick was the first pick We talked about them. We talked about the elana falcons earlier a trade candidate If they wanted to trade back It'd get more draft capital We talked about the cleveland browns at number 10 How they were a potential team that the eagles could Jump over the new york jets The las vegas raiders the denver broncos these teams that are desperate for a wide receiver Because if you stay at 21 They're just gonna get taken and taken and taken and then I man. I was watching that draft and I was like Eagles, where are you? henry rugs is gone jerry judy is gone cd lamb is going to be taken away trade up with the atlanta falcons But they stayed put They decided to take jailen reyger a wide receiver that had his own pro day Ran an unofficial unofficial 4.28 during his pro day Wide received from tcu. They needed speed And that's exactly what the eagles got they had trust that jailen reyger was going to be Still around but reyger is going to add another dynamic to that eagles offense That's going to help out karsten wintz a lot Someone that may or may not help out karsten wintz depending on how you look at it Is jailen hurtz Who is the second round selection? for the eagles Does this make any sense For the eagles to take jailen hurts definitely interact with us. We encourage you guys leave a comment down below What are your thoughts on jailen hurts? Maybe this was just an insurance policy. They know that hey for Two regular seasons karsten wintz has not finished You didn't finish a playoff game last year, which Maybe if you did maybe you could have beaten the seattle seahawks. I don't know I don't blame those injuries on him. I just think that was tough luck I don't think he's injury prone now if he had the same injury In his knee his knee was hurt three times in a row Yeah, then that's on him because his knee is kind of like a weaker part of his body than he's Injury prone, but given that it's vertebrae in his back given that it's a torn mcl and a torn acl Given that it's a concussion. These are three different things. That's not his fault. It's just luck of the draw so Maybe this is just an insurance policy for karsten wintz if you were to ever get hurt jailen hurts could come in and help The eagles win some games potentially so then the redskins the last team in the nfc east chase young we predicted that he was going to be taken by the Redskins with the bangles taken joe burrow. Obviously chase young the best Player in that draft how much can he help? That redskins defense is the question But chase young is a good selection obviously the smartest selection at that point For the redskins and then they didn't have a second round pick But in the third round they chose a wide receiver to pair him up with people like Terry mclauren with steven sims these guys that came on the scene last year young wide receiver group young quarterback room Let's see what's going to happen with the redskins offense, but good draft by the redskins as far as their first two selections Then you've got the ramps Moving on to the nfc west I had a lot of faith in daryl henderson and I still do But I think that cam acres it doesn't hurt to have Too many running backs. You know how it is one two punch You don't know if malcolm brown is going to be the hot hand. You don't know if it's henderson You don't know if it's going to be acres and then they Got that 57th pick from trading with houston trading away brandon cooks and they used that to get another wide receiver in van jefferson Which interesting is that daniel jeremiah of nfo network has said that van jefferson's comparison Is cooper cup so cooper cup and jefferson. Let's see how that pans out for the rams The arizona cardinals isaac simons. It's crazy to think that He fell to number eight linebacker Yeah, you could use them, but it wasn't like your biggest needs So but isaac simons coming to arizona is going to help out a lot as cliff kingsbury decided to draft him and his massive bachelor pad so Shout out to cliff kingsbury and his real estate agents then at The third round number 72 overall josh jones from houston I raved about this guy while we were covering the nfl draft. I actually had the buccaneer selecting josh jones Uh in the first round, um, I had the buccaneer's trading back later in the first round So that's why it made sense to draft josh jones but For josh jones to fall and to the third round That is huge man The cardinals get that offensive line help for kyler murray who seemed to be running for his life and now Maybe he won't We'll see but josh jones isaac simons two very good selections by the arizona cardinals So moving on to the seattle seahawks. So in the first round in the last eight years The seahawks have made a move in the first round. Uh, they've traded up. They traded down. They've Done some sort of move with the first round. They've never stayed with their original pick But they decided to do that this time with the 27th overall pick and selecting a linebacker in jordan brooks. So jordan brooks was not on a lot of Draft boards in the first round But the seahawks are notorious for that that if they like a guy, they're gonna get them It doesn't matter the same same thing with the raiders, which we'll get into when we talk about the afc west But If they like a guy, it doesn't matter if they're highly touted by other analysts or anything. They do their own research They decide for themselves. How is this guy gonna fit into my team? And we're gonna select them so that nobody else can take them and they decided to take jordan brooks a linebacker Um to be the next seattle seahawk and then after that they just added a lot more depth They added a guard in the third round Tied in colby parkinson dj gallus the running back And what is an already run heavy offense? So Let's see. We'll let the seattle seahawks draft picks what it's going to account to And if it ends up being a good selection with jordan brooks at number 27 Then you've got the san francisco 49ers. This is interesting I would say they probably manipulated the board the most Out of uh, and I know I talked about the minnesota vikings because they had the most amount of picks But manipulating as far as trading way their players trading way their draft picks They did a good job. I feel like the 49ers moved back to number 14 In selective uh, javon kinlaw defense tackle from south carolina. So that ended up being a good pick because In an already stood defense you got nick bosa. You've got solomon thomas, which You know here and there he has flashes Um, you got rid of de force buckner to the colts and that's why you have this number 14 overall pick But you addressed that and getting javon kinlaw a younger uh Player who they feel like it could be an impact as well. So In the long run, this might have been a better investment To get the younger player and draft them at number 14 And then we talked about brain and iuk being a wide receiver that the 49ers could potentially take We mentioned this before in a in a previous episode just because of the The talent and the skill set behind iuk He's comparable. I compare him to Someone like taevan aston. I feel like in college taevan aston was a little bit better But in arizona state, I think iuk just he did it all he can do it all he can return punts he can return kicks he can Line up in the in the backfield and don't discredit his ability As a wide receiver. He's a good route runner. He's fast and even for his size For his height. He's a little bit on the shorter side He can make some pretty good jump ball catches You throw a fey to him in the end zone He's got it. Let's see if that ends up being a good selection Uh for them and actually with them getting iuk And training away marquis goodwin. You have iuk. You have debo samuel Those are going to be the two main guys probably it seems like Jalen herd don't forget about him drafted in the third round last year out of baler You got trent taylor who's coming back from injury You've got dante pettis Who's probably going to be gone more than likely because he's the topic of trade talks San Francisco 49ers with the players that they got and trent williams They didn't need matt breida. They didn't need marquis goodwin smart draft by the san francisco 49ers and their general manager, so Love it. Love what the 49ers did So moving on to the afc. We've got the baltimore ravens in the afc north It was almost a given at that point that they were going to draft a linebacker with their first round selection patcher queen after kenneth murray was selected This this ends up being the smart choice for the baltimore ravens to go with linebacker and then the uh Quote-unquote sexy pick for the baltimore ravens is the second round pick Number 55 jk domins the running back that they selected so Hey, I mean people were saying why do you need a running back? You've got marquis ingram Like it just doesn't make any sense. You got gust edwards Listen, you can never have too many running backs the way that the running back position just comes and goes throughout the league This is just added depth and this is going to be Uh a good move for the ravens and I don't want to say it's just depth Because they're going to use Dobbins to his full potential And I think ingram he's not going to be jealous He's not going to be Taken back from this. He's going to be like, all right, let's do this. Let's go. I did the same thing with avid kamara I shared touches with him and that ended up being good for me in new orleans Let's do the same thing in baltimore where we're a run heavy team The 71st pick that they got from the la chargers Justin matted bouquet A defensive lineman and then devin duvernae. I don't know if you guys were watching the draft. We were watching day two And uh, they were showing john harbaugh's reaction when they selected devin duvernae He was so excited. He he felt like he just got a steal He got a diamond in the rough and devin duvernae because he's going to fit Into that baltimore ravens offense so perfectly. So good job by the ravens And they're draft Next we get the cleveland brown. So number 10 pick. I actually Thought that this was going to be traded to the philadelphia eagles for the longest time because the browns talked about trading back and acquiring more picks but they ended up staying put and Going with just seven selections and the uh, nfl draft and they selected jedrick wilms an offensive tackle It's just interesting to note that a lot of playing time for wills at alabama Wasn't necessarily at left tackle. It was at right tackle Maybe he can make the adjustment or maybe jack conklin can move from One position or from one side to the other side But either way, I think their thinking was Baker mayfield was under a lot of pressure last year and you forget two good bookends and jack conklin Which is signed to a five-year contract from tennessee And jedrick wilms is going to be a good move for that cleveland offense And then at number 44 they draft grant delpett a defensive back from lsu Who people touted him to be a first round talent and could have gone in the first round? so You draft another lsu defensive back two years in a row with them drafting greedy williams last year And now this is three straight years that you've drafted a defensive back In the first two rounds with the first one being denzel ward And then greedy williams and now grant delpett. So Their secondary is going to be looking decent. We hope For many years to come overall. They have addressed their needs With jedrick wilms being the main pick that they needed I think the browns could have traded back if they really wanted to safe choice is to stay put So i'm not going to be knocking on them for that Um, so good job by the cleveland browns the pittsburgh steelers They have an act for this they have an act for Drafting wide receivers early on and they end up end up being good And I feel like I could be wrong about this, but if history teaches us anything chase claypool is going to be a good wide receiver For the steelers, maybe he's just good enough to replace juju If you were to ever get hurt again, maybe he's just good enough to bounce off of juju and just be a good number two Who knows but the steelers Like I said historically are just good at Man, they know talent when they see it at wide receiver And claypool could be another one of those guys alex heisman at the defensive end that they drafted Uh in the third round anthony mcfarland are running back That they got Now I know everybody's saying like oh well, you got benny snail last year you got Edmonds you have connor I get that it's just a reoccurring theme on this podcast. I've been saying it with other teams You can never have enough Running back depth. So let's see how the Pittsburgh draft class is going to pan out The Cincinnati Bengals with the number one overall pick. There's kind of a given for the past few months uh selecting joe burrow At quarterback they definitely took their time doing it. I don't know why Anyways, regardless of that joe burrow is going to be the next quarterback at the Cincinnati Bengals And then in the second round you got them help t higgins Wide receiver the last time the bangles got a quarterback and a wide receiver in the first two rounds We're in 2011 aj green And andy dalton and that ended up being a good Combo right there. So for burrow and higgins this ends up being um The future for the bangles. Let's see how they're going to perform Uh, but both players playing in that national championship burrow for lsu higgins for Clemson A good quarterback wide receiver combo could be the best for years to come Logan wilson a linebacker that the draft in the third round and then he got another linebacker in the fourth round And then some other defensive line And linebacker help, uh, and then on top of that offensive line in the sixth round shout out to hakeem a denigy Of day one sports and entertainment. We had the privilege of Following a denigy and his path to the nfl combine. So if you go back to our youtube channel and you search Uh journey to the nfl combine you'll find this documentary that we made and uh, thank you to derrick gilmore for giving us that that axis and congratulations hakeem for um Getting selected by the bangles. It's great working with you. You're you're a good guy Moving on to the afc south The houston texans Oh my gosh Oh man, not a lot of people like bill or bryan. I'm I'm starting to learn and I could see why I could see why that's okay Chariting away deandre hopkins. Uh, you don't have a first round pick You know, you gave that up because you acquire lambry tunsel. Kenny stales. Cool. That's all good So you get brand and cooks you get david johnson Okay, let's look at the position that you're in now and in the nfl draft You have the second round pick Number 40 that you got from arizona from that deandre hopkins trade You select ross blacklock, which is not a bad selection at all Not a bad selection. So you help your defensive tackle position And then you get a linebacker jonathan greenard In round three at the end get charlie heck heck of a name Fourth round john reed they have just they just have a knack for getting corners and or defensive backs with the last name reed And then isiah colter at wide receiver, which it could be the next deandre hopkins. I don't know but man Just looking at this draft. I think that I think going into it and coming out of it. I don't think much was going to take away the the bitter taste in a lot of Texans fans and A lot of nfl fans as well as like, why would you trade away? One of the best wide receivers in the nfl You know We don't know what bill brine has planned. Maybe he ends up going 16 to know with the offense that he has I don't know I like black lock and i'm not bashing on any of the players, but man I don't think your team has improved that much as it was when you did have deandre hopkins Which that is the unfortunate truth moving on to the colts I freaking love michael pitman and jonathan taylor In the first two rounds. So you gave up your first round pick and then you select who frank reich has said Arguably is the best wide receiver In the draft class in michael pitman Those are some bold words and that's a lot of expectations for michael pitman But he was getting a lot of comparisons As far as his size goes and his playing style to someone like vince and jackson if you remember him Play for the chargers and the buccaneers So pitman was a guy that they were honed in on for the longest time and the fact that he was still available wide receiver from usc They pulled the trigger on him and they got him not only that but they traded up From that number 44 pick which cleven got To a drafted grant dope it with they treated it up with the browns to number 41 Went up a couple spots because they saw that jonathan taylor was still on the board And the drafters were running back from wisconsin. So this guy had two Years with over 2,000 yards rushing which in college football is ridiculous to do and then the interesting man the interesting pick jacob eason at quarterback Uh from washington formally at georgia at one point the number one touted high school quarterback in the nation Good pick. I love it. You got philip rivers, but that's only for a one year 25 million dollar contract after that. You don't know what's gonna happen with rivers. You've got jacoby percent, which a lot of Question marks around him a good player, but he's gonna stick around an indy So jacob eason is the good pick. You've got nothing to lose if he falls that far might as well Just go ahead and take them. So Overall, i'm gonna say that this was a very good draft By the colts, uh, chris ballard and frank reich did an excellent job In selecting their players The jaguars another team at least in the first two rounds did a phenomenal job in selecting their players Uh, cj henderson who moved up in draft boards. I thought he was going to fall into number 16 to the alana falcons But he ends up being taken by the jackson mode jaguars at number nine overall They need some defensive back help after trading away jaylon ramsey for that first round pick Which with that first round pick they selected Kalevon chase on a linebacker who since eighth grade ninth grade Just pretty young was already getting Division one scholarship offer.  Oh my gosh Was that a promo that we saw on twitter? If so, Tony con sign right away, you can cut a pretty good Promo and get some heat. He's gonna make a good heel and aew, but Kalevon chase on a linebacker is going to be a good replacement You need some depth at that defense with all those question marks surrounding those players Levisca chanalt and the second round with a 40 42nd pick I thought was pretty good I had him going to the green big packers at number 30 If they stayed put and then it trade up and then just for fun Let's just mention them ben varch. You heard about him Probably if you haven't google them Google ben varch google the shake that he used They used to drink. It's ridiculous. It's disgusting But I love it I love it. I'm gonna have to try it one day The tennessee titans went to the aFC championship last year and they made The wild card they were an underdog and they kept winning games But because of that they had some holes On their team that they needed to fill with them being a wild card team And the fact that they went to the aFC championship means you get a later pick So given that the position that they're in with the number 29 overall pick They did the best that they could with the pick that they had Isiah wilson an offensive lineman From georgia. He was obviously overshadowed by andrew thomas, but wilson is a very good player and Tennessee needed to address that need after losing jack conklin in free agency Then christian falton. We talked about him Falling in draft boards almost fell out of the second round And some some people touted him to be a first round pick So good job by tennessee on that and then darin ton evans are running back And with you losing deon louis a pass catching running back mel kuiper Has stated that evans is a very good probably the best Pass catching or past blocking Running back in this draft Which is right up tennessee's alley if they want to find a replacement for Deon louis and then they get a defensive tackle and mercheson cold mcdonald a quarterback Hopefully to back up ryan tanahill and then christ jackson at defensive back So I think in the position that they were in this was a good draft by the tennessee titans The nfce east People were saying that the new york jets need a wide receiver just draft a wide receiver man number 11 you got jerry judy cd lamb henry rugs you can get anyone Don't do it Don't fall for it because you can draft an offensive lineman, which you desperately need right now Because they're coming off the board pretty quick And then you can get a receiver later on It ended up working out for them. They got mckay beckton. This is a deep wide receiver class You can get a good wide receiver later on and that's exactly what they did And drafting denzel mim's a wide receiver at number 59 getting that pick from the seattle seahawks This is good For the jets This is good For sam darnold. This is good for adam gase I want to emphasize the first two picks the most mckay beckton denzel mim's I love that they went o-line And then wide receiver instead of wide receiver and then o-line I think this was a good draft by the new york jets as far as the first two picks go a somewhat You know what? I was going to say questionable draft But at this point with the patriots and bill bellichick. I've learned Just sit back ason You don't know what you're talking about bill bellichick does Just let him do his thing Trust him Which I mean he he got he had a good draft the patriots had a good draft They got the safety they got two linebackers. They needed tight ends They needed to replace steven kasowski as well. So they got a kicker But no quarterback And I had to go into it that was the the number one thing we were like man Jordan love makes so much sense For the patriots Jalen hurts Makes a lot of sense For the patriots Jake from I was sitting there watching the draft and every time I saw the patriots on the clock All side dude, let this be jake from That would be amazing if it was Once free agency passes and once the draft passes You're almost more than likely set On your roster going into preseason That's just how it is. That's just the nature of the nfl. So they're More than likely not going to add another quarterback. They signed a couple guys That were undrafted But we'll see how how that pans out But I think the biggest question mark for the patriots was why not you have the quarterback? I trust bill belichick enough and I've watched a lot of bill belichick in my life to know Not to question the guy So bill This could be the greatest draft class And nfl history and if it is I wouldn't put it past you Move it on to another a of c east team The miami dolphins selecting to a tug of a loa With the fifth overall pick didn't need to trade up What the detroit lines to select? Uh him at all I love what the dolphins are doing with their team and I think that this was one of the better I talked about the colts having one of the better draft classes But I think that the dolphins with What they've gone through They still won five games. Brian flor has got this team together. Just this team played for this coach We thought that they're they're going to go own 16 the fact that they were 5 and 11 and then you can draft your franchise quarterback Not only that but you put help around him Austin jackson at tackle with that pick that they traded away minkafits patrick, which I'm not going to lie. I think they should have kept minkafits patrick But uh, you get that tackle helped for to a tug of a loa And then a 30th drafting a defensive back, which you've already added Byron jones pair him with xami and howard. This is going to be a good secondary. They want to compete Uh in that a of c east I think the dolphins did a phenomenal job and In drafting this year him or brine flor's and chris greer Uh did a very good job. So watch out for the dolphins that could be a surprise team The bills Uh an a of c east team that did not have the first round pick after requiring stifon digs From the minnesota vikings. They draft a j epponesa who fell all the way to the second round and it might be because of his uh Lack of speed per se that kind of hurt hurt his uh his draft stock But epponesa falls and then zack moss gets drafted uh at running back. I saw someone say that Man, that's uh disrespectful to devin singletary. Why are you going to draft zack moss? Man, you you put them in two together and it's a tandem and uh devin singletary I love him and I do think he's capable of getting 20 carries a game I I think the the way he operates and the the way he can Uh get the most or you can get the most out of them is if you split time with someone else Not saying that he's going to be 50 50. Maybe he's going to be 70 30 But zack moss could be that guy that comes in and gets that 30 percent of share from devin singletary Draft for wide receiver in the fourth round gabriel davis and then jake from No, no need. They didn't need him, but he was drafted 167 and uh think That at 159 the patriots could have gotten jake from Just eight picks earlier than the bills Side of the pass on him to get steven kasowski's replacement He's just intelligent and if he falls that far into the fifth round shon McDermott You you've got no choice you you've got to take him because you don't know what he's capable of You don't know what you're going to do with him. Maybe he comes in if josh allen were to get hurt And he does a very good job not saying that he's going to take josh allen's job, but He's he's going to be a good number two guy for the bills. So um, I like that They they just pull the trigger on them. We don't need them. Let's just get them. Let's see what happens So I love that pick the most for the buffalo bills I think that the denver broncos offense is looking a lot like Dare I say an nfc south offense Jerry judy Wide receiver you drafted 15 overall kj hamler 46 overall Look a little bit later. You drafted tied in in the fourth round pair them up with no offense You've got courtland Sutton already. You've got melvin gordon that you sign a free agency. You got philip linsey I mean this this offense. They're just building around drew lock This offense is looking sexy. So I love what the denver broncos did with the offense but built around drew lock That's what you need to do and I love it Next afc west team The la chargers drafted justin herbert at quarterback To be their next guy behind philip rivers I think overall this was their Guy this whole time. I think that if they really wanted to a tug-of-a-liloh, they're going to trade up to that number three spot, but They did it I think that herbert was the guy that they were honed in on and they felt like he could be the franchise quarterback for the future so herbert is going to be Backing up ty rar taylor. Maybe starting over him We're just going to have to see what the chargers decide to do But I like that pick a lot and then they trade back up into the first round To select kenneth murry at linebacker to that number 23 spot from the new york patreots Who I thought was the best linebacker in that draft class. So good job By the chargers to draft kenneth murry Then josh kelly at running back then I have a pick a selection Because they traded up To that number 23 spot they now have a selection for the next two two rounds. So in the fourth round They select josh kelly and pair him up with austin eckler melvin gordon's gone So this might be a good one to punch for the chargers on top of that It'd be interesting to see if they're going to start justin herbert Right out the gate or if ty rar taylor is going to be the starting quarterback Uh, definitely let us know your thoughts. What do you believe? Do you think that herbert's going to start or do you think that taylor is going to start uh in week one? Let us know in the comments down below The las vegas raiders a franchise that we talked about earlier that Doesn't care what Other draft analysts have on the draft boards They really don't if they love a guy. They're going to draft them With our first round pick that was evident Last year when they drafted cleland farrell number four overall over someone like josh allen who went to the jaguars now, uh, it's proven right now that josh allen ended up being the better option But uh, who knows maybe farrell's going to pick it up in a sophomore campaign And that was evident in this year's draft class when at number 19 They drafted david arnett a cornerback of which a lot of people were saying who's arnett? Who is this guy? But that's exactly how mike mayok operates if he loves a guy. He's going to draft him and You know, let's see if it pans out for the raiders at number 12 overall A selection before that with her pick they had henry rugs As their first selection by the las vegas raiders in history So a pick that al davis would have loved because of the speed That henry rugs possesses. I love the pick. It makes the offense Just much more dynamic. I don't like the inconsistency though Especially in fantasy football. That's my biggest gripe in fantasy football is I hate inconsistency If I need to guess whether a player is going to have two catches for 24 yards one week or Eight catches for 113 yards and three touchdowns and it's just back and forth with that. I'm not going to even bother with it like you can have them I'm cool with that, but It might bring some inconsistencies with that in the oakland raiders offense, but when you need them like It could pan out. So with tyrell williams being there as well we believe that tyrell williams I don't think he's a I think he's better than a Number two receiver, but he's not quite a number one receiver. He's like a good one and a half So with henry rugs there, maybe that's going to make both of them They're going to bounce off of each other and both of them are going to excel But we'll have to see but I love that Dynamic that it brings to that raiders offense and the possibilities that they can do and the last team We're going to wrap it up with the best team and the nfl uh from last season The washington redskins Just kidding. Just making sure you're still paying attention The super bowl champion kansas city chiefs Had an interesting draft And a good draft, I would say Drafting clyde edwards helair the first running back Taken off the board They need help with damian williams because I don't want to discredit williams. He I believe he should have been super bowl mvp But I think he's best When you have a good talent with them when you split time Not so much as a three down back And so I was saying I was thinking to myself, okay, maybe like jonathan taylor, maybe deandre swift like these guys They could be three down backs themselves and maybe they could take damian williams job But if you want to split time with damian williams, these are good players that you could take And we were talking about and we thought well, maybe jonathan taylor is more suited for uh an offense like the baltimore ravens like just a ground pound Kind of deal And deandre swift, we thought maybe the dolphins were just going to take him in the first round So At that point. Yeah, maybe clyde edwards helair is the best option at that point But deandre swift was still on the board decided to pass up on him and take edwards helair. They're pretty high on him So, uh, I think this is going to be good to split time With damian williams They got willie gaugier near a linebacker and then they added a tackle safety and defense alignment And then a cornerback as well. So the biggest pick for them. Obviously it was that clyde edwards helair pick for the kansas city chiefs Wow, that was a lot of information a lot of thoughts a lot of opinions on a lot of analysis on these nfl teams and the nfl draft, but that kind of concludes our nfl draft coverage overall, but uh, stay tuned We've got much more content throughout the offseason coming for you guys So if you're watching this video on youtube, be sure to hit that subscribe button Like this video and definitely leave a comment down below On your thoughts on these draft classes. Who do you think had the best nfl draft? Like I said, I don't grade them. That's for you guys to decide. 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every 1000 here and and today we got these oranges yeah we'll pick these two up on the way out and we're going to try them out so monkey's got hers picked out I got mine picked these things are huge so let's um let's go ahead and give it a shot okay so we got these out in the woods as you saw this one is huge we we was like man that looks like a grapefruit but it came from the same tree so can't man these are oranges but even the oranges are huge yep so hopefully they're ripe enough I figure it was real windy today I figure they fell today cuz this one's not ripe yet but this thing is huge look at that if you I mean if you could imagine I mean there's my face you know it's huge so I'm going to put you down here I'm gonna peel my monkey are you feeling gonna peel yours yes that's what I'm gonna do to some monkeys over here she's gonna peel hers I always do this with mine wow let's know that nice and strong oh no all over this is juicy wow I need a plate I gotta get a plate told you get us plates you'll see when you come back whoa dang gone and these are plates I had for sale yes they're juicy I'm just gonna cut mine open cuz it's really juicy smells wonderful like an orange but a really good orange these are ready to eat right now yeah perfect yeah let me get you up here I had one there's little ones at one time remember mm-hmm off out of the other side off the other off the other side remember I think it was like a tangerine remember yes it was a tangerine and they were really good this one's really great I shouldn't want like that so much but they're like this they're good man I'm but juicy one yeah look at the juice coming in on the plate whoa I think that's a great fruit no no that is an orange taste this one hmm that tastes like a great fruit it's really strong no no it's an orange that's an orange well it's good but wow that is strong yeah cuz I was thinking of the tangerine I've been into that one day from out there it was really sweet this is really really sour what do you think yours mama okay so she's gonna eat sorry I'm gonna give her mine and cuz I'm not really much of an orange guy but I want to try it is good it is good no they are good so yeah alright I like to get them in the story there you go yeah these these are this impactful flavor I was like oh yeah yeah yeah I bet you they fell this morning all right guys so say bearer meant me know I didn't go on for now sorry and we'll see you guys in the next one bye guys take care


What's going on everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards, ripping two boxes of 21 Panini playbook football hobby for James F. So good luck here, James. See if we can recreate that T-Law. What was that for? It's being weirdo. Hey, Kellan Monde, rookie auto, 25. Nice one here. We've got rookie signatures, gold redemption of Kyle Pitts. Oh, nice. Nice one there, should be the 10. It's the second Kyle Pitts redemption he's hitting. Really? Four boxes of playbook. Yeah. There you go, James. Nice one there, buddy. You're gonna have the Pitts question. I know, honestly. We've got a Hot Routes Darnell Mooney, 21 out of 149. Good. More on the dual jersey booklet, number 299. Nice one there. Jersey, jersey. All right. I'll do it for box one. We're on a box two. 35 of 35 Trevor Lawrence auto. I swear to God. There we go. Congrats, James. Oh my God. What? That's unbelievable, dude. Unbelievable. Shut me up. Yeah. Yeah. Congrats, man. That's so awesome. Got some points as well. Never said that again, huh? Yeah, right. Never said that one. Got a Chris Godwin 299. Yeah, right. Let's see if we can recreate your Lawrence. There you go. And six of 49, Ron Dale Moore. Gonna go for the rainbow of the Jersey booklet, it looks like. Nice one there. Three color patch, three color patch. I'll do it for your break there, James. I mean, another four boxes of this. You fit two teal auto. So can't really complain too much. That's awesome, dude. Get those right out to you, buddy.


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Well, your listening enjoyment, John Lund as Johnny Donner. Bill Randall, Johnny, and are you ever a lucky stiff? Well, coming from you, I have my doubts. Oh, can you say that, man? Getting away from all this rain and cold, backing amidst the sweet-sanded booms of magnolia and honeysuckle. Uh-huh. Where is this springtime paradise? Charleston, South Carolina. And what caught fire down there? The Ambrose Cooper Paper Company. Johnny burned halfway down to the ground last night. Second fire there in two years. Caused one of their secretaries their life and could cost us around 100 grand. Well, you can afford it, even if she couldn't. Not of his arson, we can't. Well, maybe the Minjulibs are in bloom down there, too. Now for just a few words on the subject of getting things done. Within the past few years, a new plan of activity has sprung up in America. The Do It Yourself Plan. Whether you want to build a better mousetrap, a house, a rocket ship, plant a garden, or have some new clothes, you can buy the plan or patterns and do it yourself, which is a good idea. But there are still many things which can be done better with advice and help from the experts. For example, if you want to know the best way to plow the land, irrigate fields, or terrace your sloping acreage, there are experts who are always at your service. The engineers who are employed by the Department of Agriculture. They are also the ones to ask for advice in constructing the buildings and potato cellars and seed beds on your farm. If you need electrical power on your farm, the department's electrical engineers will give you the help you need. Perhaps you may want to know the best way to can vegetables, what special shoe to buy, or how to plan the right kind of meals. If you do, the Bureau of Home Economics issues booklets on almost everything that goes into a home. If you want to set up a practical bookkeeping or accounting system to help budget and control your farm expenditure, the Department of Agriculture will help you work out the system which is best for you. It will also give farmers advice on financial matters, even help with cash loans and help the farmer establish prices for his product, which are fair to both him and the buyer. All in all, the Department of Agriculture is a right neighborly organization to deal with, and an important part of your United States government. Hi, I'm Mr. Count, submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar to Home Office Eastern Fire and Casually Company, Hartford, Connecticut. The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the magnolia and honeysuckle matter. Expense account item one, $53.40. Airfare and incidentals between Hartford and Charleston, where I checked into the colonial hotel. Expense account item two, $50, rental of a cream-colored convertible, which I drove down to police headquarters. Lieutenant Hervey of their arts and division was working at the scene of the fire, so I went over to see how he was making out. It's only been a couple of hours since he cooled down enough to dig into the dollar, but you sure didn't make the trip down here for nothing. You figure I was taught. No question about it. Come out over here. Yeah, sure. This is where the offices were. The plant itself was back over there. Damage isn't too bad back there, but you sure got hot it up in a hurry out front here. Mm-hmm. Looks like this was a private office of some kind. It was. Norman Cooper. The insurance policy shows that Mrs. Alice Cooper is sole owner of the office. That's right. Norman's her son. There's another Cooper who works for the office, too. Robert, younger brother of old Ambrose Cooper who died about a year ago in that other fire. Yeah, but here's what I want to show you. Take a look at that floor. Uh-huh. Deep charring, flaring out from the center. Yeah, probably some highly inflatable liquid, pteroscene, gasoline, something like that. Amateur job, too. No professional bug would leave a trail that plainly marked. Who turned in the alarm? Night watchman? He was at the far end of the plan making his round when it broke out. By the time he got here, there wasn't anything for him to do but pull the bar. It was clocked in at 4.17 AM. Where's he now? Over General Hospital, getting some burns stocked up. He got him kind of pulled the girl off. What about that girl? Named Felicia Fowler. Norman Cooper's secretary. She was lying on the floor right over there. The fire killer? They're posting her now. Countess will let us know in a couple of hours. Well, it doesn't make much sense, does it, Lieutenant? Not so far. The Amateur Court, yeah. Farragirl being down here four in the morning, Norman Cooper might be able to clear it up for us all. Yeah, how's that? He took the Farragirl out last night. What's he got to say about it? We don't know. Haven't been able to find him since. There was nothing more I could do at the scene of the fire, so I went to pay my respects to our policy holder, Mrs. Alice Cooper, whom I found silver-haired and gracious, serving tea in her mansion on Laguerre Street. She fitted perfectly into a picture of the old south. Her brother-in-law, Robert Cooper, was also present. He struck a more discordant note. It was so nice of you, Mr. Dollar, to find time from your pressing duty to come calling on us. Actually, I should think that the interest of Mr. Dollar's insurance company would be more properly served in some other way. Just what did you have in mind, Mr. Cooper? From what Lieutenant Herbie tells us, there's definite suspicion that the fire was deliberately set. Your time might better be spent among the criminal elements of Charleston rather than here. No, really, Robert. I'm sure that Mr. Dollar is a more qualified judge than either of us as to what procedure he must follow. Some tea, Mr. Dollar? No thanks, Mrs. Cooper. Robert? If you please, Alice. I presume one of the first things you'd like to know, Mr. Dollar, is the present whereabouts of my son Norman. Do you know where he is, Mrs. Cooper? He's away on a hunting trip, Mr. Dollar. He left last night, around midnight. Norman loves to go hunting. His favorite sport, you know. He'll be back in a few days to ask any questions you might have. Isn't midnight a rather unusual hour to leave on a hunting trip? No, look here, Donald. I strongly resent the implications in this line of questioning you're pursuing. I imagine Felicia Farrow strongly resents the fact that she's dead, too. Norman had nothing to do with that, all with the fire. Of course he didn't, Robert. But Mr. Dollar is certainly entitled to the information he desires. And Mr. Dollar, midnight's the time Norman prefers to leave on his trips. That way he arrives at the Hutton Preserve at dawn. He always says it's the best time for shooting. I understand he had a date with Felicia Farrow last night, Mrs. Cooper. Yes, that's right. It took her to a company down at the country club. It was over at 11. He brought her back home and then left on the trip. Just how friendly were your son and Felicia Farrow? Why? I'll answer that, Alice. And I'll put it bluntly, Mr. Dollar. Felicia Farrow was extremely effective. But hardly the kind of girl Norman would consider marrying. As far as I know, there's still no law against the soaring of a few wild oats. There is, if a harvest turns out to be murder. Alice. I'm sorry. That was terribly clumsy of me. Are there any more questions, Mr. Dollar? Not now, Mrs. Cooper. And thanks. Back at the paper factory, I learned that Lieutenant Hervey had returned to police headquarters. So I went to a lunch home across the street to call into him. The expense account had him $0.35. Phone call, hamburger, rare, and a cup of coffee. Hey, Mr. Hervey, one hand better with the words. I think it's done the way you wanted it. Oh, it looks fine. And that word, coffee, you said you wanted really. That's right. Hey, add a sugar and cream. No, black. I think sugar and cream is really, really good.  Yeah, I guess it was. Yeah, kind of running the bad luck with fires. The Ambrose Cooper folks. The second one in two years they had. And my, it was real pretty though it was. Much pretty in the first one. Old man Cooper himself got burned to death in that one, you know.  Oh, yes, I. Oh, it was real pretty. He in place sure looks like a mess now, though. How did you happen to be around at four in the morning? Well, the night man was sick, and the boss made me take his chair. Oh, he's always doing that, the boss. He's kind of makes the fellow mad, too. I haven't taken on the fellow's turn, like. Yeah, yeah. Did you see anybody around the place last night? Well, no, there was nobody around. But I've seen, of course, it would be. Oh, it didn't have nobody but old Horace, that he is. Horace? The old Horace Singleton. And the night watchman over there. Oh, it's no wonder he's always getting fires with old Horace, sir. Yeah, why is that? You would never need to ask that question. If you'd seen him the way he wasn't here last night. He came into the restaurant last night? Oh, yes, he always does. He gets to nipping at that bottle he is. And then somewhere around three, four in the morning, he begins to feel like having a little bit of company. So he'd been nipping last night, too. Nipping. Man, he was drunker than $42. Oh, he was real happy. Real happy, old Horace, what? Said he was kind of celebrating his retirement. What time was that? Well, let me see. That was maybe 10, 15 minutes before the fire broke out. But I never figured old Horace would be rich enough to retire, though. I always thought every extra cent he made went for booze.  Well, I don't know. Why never thought about that, again? You think maybe I ought to tell them something about that? They ought to know something about that, huh? Well, they might be interested. I relayed the information to Lieutenant Hervey at headquarters, and he checked with General Hospital. The Watchman Horace Singleton had been treated for superficial burns and discharged an hour before. We started out in Hervey's car to see if we could pick him up for questioning at his home. If my make some sense, darling, we figured things that might be suspecting that other fire when Ambrose Cooper died never could dig up any proof against him, though. Can't figure out this crack about his retirement. The old Coot's death broke so far as we know. This is his street here. Carlson's not very proud of this neighborhood with all these shanties and shackles. That's shack in the middle of the next block. Is that where he lives? That's flea. The one with dollar. Yeah, looks like we're just in time to pull the box on a third fire.  Right in the middle of it was a rickety iron cot. And in the middle of the cot was the body of Horace Singleton.  To get him outside, this is the first bumper rolled up and answered with some neighbor's call. Here's our house. Oh, hey. I'm here, dear Donna. I didn't think we were going to meet. Well, we could have saved ourselves the trouble. Yeah. Not going to answer any questions for us now. Well, he answered once. How's that? Whatever else he might have done, he didn't set that third fire.  It was around just long enough for the coroner's man to come out and pick up Horace Singleton's body and then went back to headquarters. Looks like we're in kind of a rut, Donna. Three fires, three bodies. And we're getting nowhere fast. Well, at least we've got a pretty classic arson pattern. Yeah. The use of fire to destroy the evidence of another crop. This guy is in two. The coroner's report on a police affair. Long tissue, not seared or burned. Definite evidence of oxygen starvation. Probably because of death. The fixation fired to expose you to fire. And I'll give you eight to five right now. We've got the same type of report on Horace Singleton. So we've got a pattern. I know. Still doesn't tell us who or why. And you sure like it. Excuse me. Senator Harvey, did you search the car? Bring them down here to headquarters. I'll be waiting. Thanks. That might help clear up a few points, Donna. Young Norman Cooper was just picked up by the Highway Patrol for speeding. Did they happen to find some hunting equipment in this car? Yeah. Some other things, too. Like what? Felicia Farrell's handbag and a couple of empty gasoline cans. Yes, the name of this man. He has been called a lawyer by profession, a fighter by choice, and a politician by force of circumstance. And he was outstanding in all three fields. In 1788, at the age of 21, he was appointed public prosecutor for the region which is now Tennessee. As president, he was the first to introduce the National Convention for the nomination of presidential candidate. During his campaign for the presidency, his opponents attempted to smear him by an unwarranted attack on his wife, Rachel, who never recovered from the ordeal and died just before her husband's inauguration. If you don't have his name by now, here's one more clue. During the battle of New Orleans, as Major General of the Army, he accepted the help of the pirate Jean Lafitte. Who was he? Andrew Jackson, seventh president of the United States. His life is part of your American heritage. Our star, John Lund, we bring you the second act of Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar. About 45 minutes for the highway patrol to bring Norman Cooper down to headquarters. When we sat down with him in Lieutenant Hervey's office to talk things over, he didn't seem too upset at the prospect. I caught the news on the radio up in Marlboro County, turned right around, head back home. That's why I was speeding. You sure that's all you know about it, Mr. Cooper? Of course it is, Lieutenant. Now, how could I know anything else?  What time did you bring her home? I was somewhere around 1130, quarter of 12. Must have been around there.  Anybody see you bring her home? Oh, I know, nothing I know of. I just dropped her off at her apartment and drove on home. No, I don't think any. Say, what is this? Are you trying to accuse me of having something to do with that fire of Felicia Farrah dying? We're just trying to get some information, Mr. Cooper. Well, I don't like the way you're going about it, Lieutenant. Holding me down here, questioning me this way. I think I've got an explanation coming. Maybe you'd better explain how come Felicia's handbag was found in your car. She left it there. Forgot it when she got out. Did she forget those empty gasoline cans, too? Gasoline cans. What have they got to do with this?  No, I always carry extra gas along with me in case I run out on the road. That's what happened this time. Look, you're just trying to build up a great big thing out of nothing.  I hardly knew the girl. She worked as your secretary. You took her out dancing last night? Sure, I did to accompany dance. It was the only date we ever had. The only reason I took her was the girl I usually go with stood me up. Who's that, Mr. Cooper? Her name's Marianne James. Lives at 611 Crescent Drive. She's the girl I've been going with. She can back up what I'm telling you. We'll check with her. Come, you thought I was Felicia's boyfriend anyhow. Didn't the fellow was really taking her out? Where are you way over there? Who are you talking about, Cooper? Well, ma'am, my mother's going to marry my uncle, Robert Cooper. While Norman Cooper was giving his statement to the police stenographer, Herbie made a few calls around town trying to locate Robert Cooper. He came up with nothing, so I drove to Marianne James' address. Nobody was home at 611 Crescent Drive, but a gossipy neighbor informed me that Marianne James worked as a hostess and guide at the Botanical Garden, 15 miles north of town on US Highway 52. Expensive on item four, $1.50, entrance fee to the garden. According to the modest sign out front, I was entering 250 acres of the most lush and beautiful floor to be found in South Carolina. Marianne was one of 10 southern bells whose job it was to paddle and rapture tourists around artificial canals in flat-bottom boats, while intoning the glories of nature to be found there. I waited until her boat was free, then stepped aboard and we pushed off. You'll notice over there on the left bank there the border of the Zalias for which botanical gardens are justifiably famous. There are over 47 different varieties of these lovely delicate blooms, ranging all the way from the purest of virginal white to the deepest shade of passionate rail. OK. OK, Marianne. You can relax now. I'll beg your pardon, sir. We're out of sight of the dock. Suppose we talk about something more interesting for a change. The rules of the garden, sir, forbid us girls to enter into any personal conversation with the visitors here. Must get pretty boring. You don't know the hair, Father.  You're not one of those company spies, are you? No, not this time. My name is Johnny Dollar. I'm an insurance investigator. I can't say I rightly know what that means, Mr. Dollar. Well, boil down. It means I'd like to ask you a few questions about Felicia Farrow. Felicia Farrow? I don't think I rightly know anyone named. Oh.  Yeah, that's the one. I read about that in the papers this morning. That poor dear thing.  I'm afraid all I know about her is what I read in the papers, Mr. Dollar. That's not what Norman Cooper says. Norman? Do you say I know anything about Felicia Farrow? That was my general impression, yes.  A poor girl like me working out here hardly gets a chance to meet anyone. Oh, is that so? You should say it is. After all, a girl needs clothes to go out and meet people, you know.  Yeah, I think I can. Well, well, you know. Looks like somebody dropped some money in the boat. Now, did one of those careless visitors here do that? I swear some people would lose their heads if they weren't fastened on. Yeah. If you'll give me that bill, Mr. Dollar. Oh, sure. Here. Now, what were we talking about? Felicia Farrow. Oh, yes. Of poor dear girl. Of course I knew her. What was I thinking of to say I didn't? You know where she was last night? I do. Oh, why is that? I had a date to go to the company dance with Norman. But the last minute, I got a silly old headache. I didn't want to spoil Norman's fun, so I asked Felicia to go away with me, sir. Had she ever gone out with him before? With Norman? Well, hardly. He's been assorting me around for the past year or so. Who did she go out with? Felicia. I don't know, an impotent. Well, what about Robert Cooper, Norman Dunkel? I heard Felicia talk about him once or twice, but that's all. I know for certain she never went out with him. Well, Norman said she'd been going out regularly with his uncle. He did? That's right. No, that's very embarrassing, Mr. Dahl. Oh, why? Well, Norman's such a darling old thing. I shall hate to get him to any trouble. But stand to reason that one of us is lying. And I shall know what isn't mean. Oh! On the garden for 30 minutes more without Mary Ann changing her story, I headed back to town in the colonial hotel. There was a message from Lieutenant Hervey asking me to call him at headquarters the minute I got in. Been checking the bank accounts of the people involved, darling, and it looks like it's paying off. Well, that's about time something did. Felicia Farrow made a cash deposit of $500 over and above her salary checks each and every month for the past two years. What about Norman's account and Mrs. Cooper's? Nothing there. The Robert Cooper's account shows a correspondent cash withdrawal of $500 two to four days before each of Felicia's deposits.  No, but we will. And it's not too tough to figure now. Well, a blackmail motive might be a little hard to prove without knowing what Felicia had on him. Felicia Farrow has a safety deposit box in the same bank. Can you get a court order to open it? We're getting one now. Here, join us. I don't mind if I do. We found that the safety deposit box was held jointly by Felicia and Mary Ann James. The vault records show that Mary Ann had been in to open the box earlier that same day. And the box contained a marriage license issued a year before to Felicia Farrow and Robert Cooper. You can't ask for a better blackmail motive, darling. Robert wanted to marry Mrs. Alice Cooper while he's already secretly married to Felicia. She really had him over a barrel. No wonder he killed her. Yeah. The death of the watchman makes sense now, too. He must have stumbled into it while Robert was killing her and figured he could do a little blackmailing, too. Well, it looks like two down and one to go. Why? Somebody else could have the same idea. Mary Ann James, the license isn't proof of marriage, but a certificate would be. And she was into this box for something today. If she figures on trying the same thing, darling, and Robert Cooper follows the same pattern, that's just what I was thinking. A phone call to the Botanical Gardens brought no answer. It was after 5.30, and the place was obviously closed. There was only one place left to go. 611 Crescent Drive. Oh, hello, Lieutenant. Mr. Dollar? Uh, what are you doing here, Norman? Well, I'm waiting for Mary Ann to get home. You see, we might have to come in. Well, no, not at all. Thanks. Miss James hasn't come home yet? No. I've been expecting her. She's usually home about this time. We had a date, but she phone said she'd be a little late. Did she say why? Yeah, she said she had to meet someone at the gardens after closing time, some kind of a business deal or something. Why, did you want to see her about something important? You could call it that. We covered the 15 miles out to the Botanical Gardens in something like 11 minutes flat. The place was dark and deserted, looking except for two cars and a parking lot. The hood of one of the cars was still warm, and it was registered to Robert Cooper. He's in there with a dollar. No question about it. Where? I don't know. But with 250 acres to cover, we'd better get started. We split up and headed into a night black and massive tropical foliage. It didn't seem to be a prayer of finding anyone in there, but I figured that 47 different varieties of azaleas was as good a place to start as any. But it didn't look as if I was right. In that clump of magnolias! I was shocked. She shouldn't have tried to confuse me and let me go. Wasn't my fault. Nothing else I could do. There's no crime worse than blackmail. Felicia Farrow could think of one. $18.30. Hotel, Bill, and miscellaneous. Expense account item six, $52.70. Airfare and incidentals back to Hartford. Expense account total $176.45. Yours truly, Johnny Dollar.


I guess it is now time for member statements. The member from Sarnia Lantos. Algin, Middlesex, London. Thank you, Speaker. Speaker March is Pharmacists Awareness Month. It's the perfect time to celebrate the important part pharmacists play in our healthcare system. This year, the Ontario Pharmacists Association has encouraged everyone to know your pharmacists. Pharmacists are the most accessible healthcare professional. The majority provide services and consultations without the need of an appointment. This government needs to utilize the abilities of pharmacists and expand their current scope of practice. Pharmacists are willing and able to work with this government to find cost savings in the healthcare system, and this can be derived through an expanded scope of practice. Pharmacists are an integral part of our healthcare system. We should be using their abilities, knowledge and community connection to create a collaborative, cost efficient healthcare system. For the second budget in a row, this government has announced that they may expand pharmacists scope of practice to include travel injections. This government has been big on announcements, but very slow on action. I've been a pharmacist for over 20 years, and I'm proud of my profession. It's a pleasure to stand up here today to recognize the great work of pharmacists across the province. I encourage everyone to take a moment to celebrate and get to know your pharmacists. Thank you, Speaker. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. We've seen this before. OSPCA was going to euthanize 100 dogs just because they had ringworm. We fought them, we won, and now they're going to euthanize 21 dogs who are the victims of a dog fighting ring, despite evidence to the contrary and adoptive families all over the place who are willing to take them in. Michael Vick's dogs, we remember, were all rehabbed but one. And it's because of this draconian breed specific legislation that this government still insists on upholding that that's coming to pass. Legal challenges abound. But it's not just dogs, Mr. Speaker. It's lions. A lion was shot as well by an owner of a roadside zoo because why? We have absolutely no oversight over roadside zoos and this government, again, has overlooked two private members' bills, two in counting, about that very fact has done nothing. And Kiska, the orca, is still at Marine Land. So from this side of the aisle, all I can say is, Mr. Speaker, we, somebody has to speak for those who cannot speak for themselves. And if that falls to us, and we're proud to uphold that in the new Democratic Party, because absolutely there's a home and there's place for every animal. And being euthanized as victims of a dog fighting ring is not the way to go. Thank you. Thank you. Number six, the Etobicoke North. Merci, Monsieur le Président. I have the privilege of alerting my own residents in Etobicoke North.  I alert my colleagues and residents and family members and everyone, the great supporters in Etobicoke North of the impending excellent newsletter that is about to be mailed to 50,000 residents in my riding. I'd like to first of all thank my excellent staff, Peter Murphy, Costa Chialtas, Paul Vindersanguera for their help in compiling the many, many facts that are embedded in this newsletter, which include highlights from the budget, particularly of interest to my area are the free university and college tuition for families earning income annually of $50,000 or less. This is, by the way, Speaker Parton-Parsle of the $90 million infrastructure project that we just authorized and celebrated at Humber College North Campus. We have many other items. Of course, as you'll know, Speaker, we have as part of the $1.2 billion expansion of the Finch LRT-8, count them, eight new stops coming to the great riding of Etobicoke North, and they are Humber College, Highway 27, Westmore, Martin Grove, Albion, Stephenson, Kipling, and Islington. Speaker, this government is on the move for Etobicoke North, paralleling the member himself. Speaker, there's many, many things to talk about, including a $200 million expansion at Etobicoke General and more. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you, Mr. Member from here on board. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. Today, I'd like to recognize Dr. James Gillies, who was born in Teaswater in 1924, to Dr. Milford Gillies and his wife, Gladys. In fact, I used Mr. Gillies' home as a landmark to help people find the 6th of Calross so they can make their way to our farm. But back to James. James has had an immense impact in the worlds of academia, business, and politics. When James was 17, he attended the University of Western Ontario, where he majored in economics until World War II broke out and he joined the RCAAF, that's an air crewman. Afterwards, he returned to finish his degree and would continue his academic career in the United States. In 1965, after serving as assisted dean at UCLA, he returned to Ontario to work at York University as the founding dean of the Faculty of Administrative Studies, now the Schulich School of Business. Today, the school has grown to more than 27,000 graduates, working in more than 90 countries worldwide and is a testament to the far-reaching and lasting effect Mr. Gillies' legacy has had for 50 years later. In 1972, Mr. Gillies found himself on the campaign trail and was elected to its first term as the representative for the writing of Dawn Valley at the federal level. He would go on to serve a second term and he also ran for the leadership of the Federal Conservative Party but ultimately backed Joe Clark in the end. After serving as senior policy advisor to Prime Minister Joe Clark, he returned to the world of academics and was awarded the Order of Canada for his contributions to education. But with all his achievements, Speaker, Mr. Gillies was happiest to be known as just a boy from Teeswater who has had a chance to make a difference. Thank you very much. Thank you for the membership. Thank you, Mr. Member from Nicobill. Thank you, Speaker. Today I rise to draw attention to Camp Eagle-ness, a First Nation non-profit organization located about two hours north of Sudbury near the Benny Forest in my writing in Nicobill. Camp Eagle-ness organizes cultural and wilderness skill training camp for young people, mainly Aboriginal youth from around the north. The future was looking bright for Camp Eagle-ness until logging operation were started in the Benny Forest. Unknown to the local resident, the 2010 and 2020 Spanish River phase two forest management plan had not taken into account the residents and businesses operating in the area and the area was giving up for logging. Camp Eagle-ness was simply overlooked, Speaker. I understand that sometimes mistakes happen, but it is up to the Ministry of Natural Resources to own up to their mistake. The area has a strong Aboriginal history. Clyde Macnickel, a First Nation elder from Camp Eagle-ness, has century-long family ties to the area. With his wife Barbara Nickel, they are trying to protect the trees in the area of his ancestral home and current business from lumbering. Forestry and related activities in the area have significantly infringed on Mr. Macnickel's right to hunt, fish and gather. They now threaten his ability to use his camp as spiritual and cultural practice, including teaching traditional knowledge to youth. Mr. Speaker, the government and the MNR should admit the mistake and start trying to fix it. Thank you for the member statements. The member from Mississauga Streetsville. Thank you, Speaker. Last summer, Dunn and Bradstreet showed us in precise numbers that our western Mississauga neighborhoods of Lisgar, Meadowvale and Streetsville led the city of Mississauga, the province of Ontario, and the country of Canada in business growth and employment growth. Manufacturing has grown by more than 44% in northwest Mississauga. 15 percentage points higher than the rest of the province and the rest of the country. Employment in Lisgar, Meadowvale and Streetsville is up 21% since 2014. Sales are up 13% in the same period. Since the bottom of the recession in 2009, the number of businesses in the riding has grown an astonishing 64%. Homegrown aerospace manufacturing, heavyweight cyclone manufacturing is growing at 20% per year. Multinational life sciences businesses, AMGEN, GSK, contract pharmaceuticals, Roche Canada and Patreon are bringing home high wage, high skill, full time challenging and interesting career opportunities. Lisgar, Meadowvale and Streetsville are now a larger population and economic region than the province of PEI or the city of Kingston. Ontario's economic plan has worked for us in western Mississauga. Ontario's 2016-17 budget will do the same for communities all across Ontario. Thank you, Speaker. Thank you. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. In Lampton, Kent, Middlesex and in Sarnia, Lampton and across Ontario, the first crop of the year is being harvested. Over $50 million of maple syrup is produced in our province annually and I'm proud to have many producers in my riding. These are mostly family owned businesses that contribute not only to the local economy but also to our communities. Pancake breakfasts in local churches and community centres, tours through sugar bushes and of course, many maple syrup festivals all bring families and school classes out to enjoy the warm weather and some delicious maple syrup. It is a uniquely Canadian tradition. I want to congratulate Fort Rose Maple Company, McLaughlin family maple syrup, Williamson Farms, the Lumpston Brothers, Eagleson Farms, Rolling Ridge, Ryan's Sweet Maple, Stanley and Clara Wartner and Earl and Bill LG all from my riding and what is shaping up to be another great season. Kate, Annie and I always look forward to this time of year. I encourage everyone to visit their local sugar bush or maple syrup festival to learn more about this quintessential part of Ontario's heritage. Thank you. Thank you. Senator Stevens, the member from Ottawa South. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, on Friday night, I was pleased to attend the Royal Ottawa Inspiration Awards Gala that celebrates the exceptional individuals who have contributed to advancing the cause of mental health in our community and beyond. At the Gala, we honour and celebrated Gail Grass, author of Iris the Dragon, a series of children's books aimed at starting conversations about mental health. Psychiatrist, Dr. Abigail Ortiz, who is researching mood fluctuations in patients suffering from depression and bipolar disorder with the goal of being able to predict and prevent major manic and depressive episodes. Men's health advocate, Jean-François Claude, who has campaigned for Men's Mental Health Day as an annual lead up to Father's Day. Peer support worker and educator, Tyrone Gamble, who has drawn on his own experience with bipolar disorder and psychosis to help others. Ruth Maxwell, a champion, advocate and fundraiser for mental health in our community, and Jason Pham, a student who uses his own experience with PTSD to educate others. We also honoured Margaret Trudeau for her efforts to break down the stigma that often surrounds mental health. Mr. Speaker, all of these individuals display courage and conviction, and I want to thank all of them for inspiring us. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Thank you. Thank you for your member statements, the member from Durham. Thank you, Speaker. I want to rise today to highlight the importance of page 71 of this year's budget. The line most enjoy reads, subject to agreement with freight and rail partners, extension of GO Rail service to Bowmanville and Niagara. Here, here. Now while I'm thrilled for the number of, for the number, for the members of, from St. Catherine and Niagara Falls, for this news I am overjoyed for the residents of Durham and all the wonderful things that it means for our wonderful community. These residents of my riding have been asking for this extension for quite some time, and I am proud that their hard work may pay off now. I have been working tirelessly to make sure their voices are heard. The Minister of Transportation knows this well, and I am glad that we are moving forward with a project that we know will bring access to growth in Curtis and Bowmanville and the Durham region in general. Speaker, I look forward to a future agreement with our freight rail partners, and I thank the residents of Durham for bringing me to Queensborough to champion this project, which I will continue to do. Thank you, Speaker. Here. Thank you. Thank you all members for their statements. It's now time.