All right, here we go everybody 2019 NT football pick your team number 30 sold out in Jaspies case breaks calm Thanks everybody for getting in Good luck Joe breaks on here and Jason does too Teddy breaks on Instagram but Joe is the The main breaker. Oh, sorry. I forgot to show the number block. So here's the number blocks for Cardinals Broncos Redskins Seahawks Here's a number block for the 14 teamer and I got to keep track of people who hit in the Cardinals Broncos Redskins Seahawks one and then here are the people who bought their teams outright So good luck. You can see in the top screen there all the cards up there Good luck. Here we go First one up to 99 Nick Chubb for the Browns Cleveland Browns is a number block team in the 14 teamer And that's going out to the four-spot James Next one up Melvin Gordon 24 or 35 Another one for James Still a charger on this one There's Jordy Nelson 19 of 99 Franchise treasures packers. That's Charles bottom outright 2049 Michael Thomas three color patch for the Saints Saints is a number block zero James We got a colossal to 99 Kurt Cousins for the Vikings got the Vikings Riley did got the bikes There's do relic 42 of 99 Nick Bosa Josh Allen. I think about a decade ago breaking Started we started this in 2014 started breaking That's a randomizer between the Niners and the Jaguars unless they're both number block teams The Niners is Robert and the Jaguars is Robert. Don't have to randomize it Robert got both teams nice. That's awesome 37 of 49 Travis Homer for the Seahawks the seventh spot for the Seahawks That is going out to Phil Cross his name off For the hitless promo since that's a hit triple relic auto six of 49 TJ Hawkinson for the Lions Charles Duel auto for the Steelers Benny Snell Jr. and Deontay Johnson 44 of 49 Pittsburgh Steelers. It's going to Charles teal and we have a triple relic an auto 22 of 99 going out to the Seahawks two-spot and mark gets a DK Metcalf Piece of the helmet in the middle to nice 22 of 99. So let me take Let me do it in this one actually so seven hit and Two hit a fatter box might have a booklet in this one. Once again, you can see the cards all on top cam There's 25 of 75 Vikings edition of Brett farve Minnesota Vikings is Riley 2575 There is Julien Edelman number to 50 for the Patriots That is going out to the number block spot three Phil 350 next one up Trent Williams 43 of 99 for the Washington Redskins. That's a hit. That's Phil So Phil three spot out of the hitless promo for that number block Justice Hill 91 and 99 The Ravens Phil with a one-spot and the Ravens number block 33 of 99 Riley Ridley for the Bears Chicago Bears hit three. That is also Phil Three of 25 treasured patches. That is Kirk Cousins Relic booklet there for the Vikings going out to Riley got the Vikes Christian Miller 17 to 25 Carolina Panthers Phil the seventh spot. We got a five of five RPA of Justice Hill Very nice Five of five Ravens five is Robert Pete Very nice a couple more left Another Viking six of 15 John Randall Otto nice What's up, Austin? Yeah, I did I did correct that. Sorry about that. I I wrote on the redemption bills, so it'll go to the bills. Sorry. I think you had the bills, right? And ooh big hit here 12 of 99 Kyler Murray rookie patch Otto the Cardinals to 12 mark Sheridan very nice mark Congrats. I think that's pretty easily a four-figure card there So you're out on the hit list promo, but I think you'll take that for this Kyler Very nice. All right, two boxes still to go. Good luck Take a picture of that a nice hit mark. Yeah, I've been pulling some hit some Zions earlier We got a full list of breaks ahead of us coming up next is NBA contenders Probably about ten minutes Then we got a one box break of Immaculate football Then we got some select hybrid Bowman optic choice Bowman again a couple of definitive's a lore and gold rush hockey So a full list of breaks ahead There's 33 of 99 Chris Jones for the Chiefs That's Robert another Chief another Chris Jones 235 Going out to the Houston Oilers aka the Tennessee Titans 12 of 99 Earl Campbell Number block one Titans is Phil. Sorry Oliver Oliver has the two-spot All Campbell for Oliver Three color patch Kenny Gallade 12 of 25 of the Detroit Lions Those are taken out right. Yeah, Matthew s got the Lions Next 81 of 99 Tony Pollard for the Cowboys 81 Phil Cowboys one 11 of 89 Andy Isabella For the number block Arizona Cardinals Michael M on that hit list promo No problem mark. Thank you a little a little karma there. Thanks Thanks for that earlier this week Lonnie Johnson to 99 49 of 99 That is Houston Texans number block nine spot Jeffrey peace 86 of 99 me Cole Hardman, Jr Nice booklet patch out of there for the Chiefs. I Kind of like the booklets folding up this like this. They're pretty cool kind of hard to display But they look nice 86 of 99 That's Kansas City Chiefs. That is Robert and Robert you'll like this next one Super Bowl reigning Super Bowl MVP former NFL MVP 22 of 25 Patrick Mahomes the second on card auto very nice Robert Parton with the Chiefs bottom straight up Gets rewarded very nice Back-to-back monster Chiefs This looks like a 100 point Sir Very nice Nice case so far And we have another RPA Cardinal this time. It's Andy Isabella 11 of 99 Michael M Michael Morrow with the Cardinals one spot in the number block Alrighty last box. Good luck everybody pretty nice case I do want to hit one of those treasure chest booklets one of these days from NT football We do have some more NT this one took for some reason a while to fill I know it's pretty expensive and it's You know the middle of the offseason, but Maybe do a two-box or something? Wow nice. We'll have something a little surprised to wake up to I guess to watch the video. That's awesome though Redemption at the bottom any anybody want to guess? There is Fran Tarkington 17 of 75 Minnesota Vikings Riley Sterling Shepherd 71 of 87 Giants Daniel All right, so you didn't guess and Daniel Jones rebel lock Kevin says Paris Campbell Yeah, I was gonna say Jeremy. I was about to type in that you're you're lagging behind Ajay Green 28 of 99 Cincinnati Bengals number block Phil One of 25 two-color patch of ladenian Tomlinson very nice Chargers One spot Phil we got Ajay Brown guess maybe to Sean Watson TJ guessing single Terry There's 74 of 99 Sorry Michelle for the Patriots Patriots number block for James B Mr. LA what's going on? Oh This is a nice card. His stuff has been going up in price seven of 25 Dak Prescott You know just trying to get paid He's got a lot of weapons CD lamb brand new weapon Dallas Cowboys That is going out to Phil there's Miles Gaskin 23 of 37 for the Dolphins Joshua Hoffman that one a few more to go Nice Ryan Finley one of the retro RPAs 29 of 99 The Cincinnati Bengals that one's going out to number nine spots Jeffrey peace there you go Jeff is CD lamb really wearing 88. I mean I Guess it makes sense right 25 of 25 low eBay one-on-one Derek Brooks a little bit Cornerware on the bottom left corner, but still a nice card Tampa Bay, that's Derek the Gaskin upside down No, I don't think so it does look like a kind of though I think that's his normal auto though Because the panini is the panini stickers is facing the right way. I don't know actually it might might be All right redemption. Good luck Last hit of the break then we'll randomize $50 and hit less credit only for the people who join the number block for the Cardinals Broncos Redskins Seahawks only those people All right playoff national treasures Ooh rookie patch auto midnight card 172 D II II bow Samuel nice. I think the midnight's are out of 20 Those are nice cards 49ers taken outright by Robert Parton who also got the Chiefs had a great break For you wow 49ers Debo Samuel nice So there you go appreciate everyone getting in let's do The randomizer for the number block didn't have any other randomizers to do that's pretty cool and These are the people I got who went hit list so we got ray in this is just for that number block member ray Phil Phil Hans And this is for 50 bucks Hans and John. All right, let's roll the dice go 11 times name on top $50 one two three four five six seven eight nine 10 and 11 Goes to Hans there you go Hans So I'll send that $50 to your email or phone number whichever signed up on the Jaspies account So appreciate it. Thanks everybody those NT football pick your team number 30


Good morning, Mr. President. Good morning, John. Good morning. Good morning. Nice to see you. Senator Tower, Secretary Muskie, General Skowcroft, I'm grateful to all of you for agreeing to serve on this board. I know it'll take a lot of your time, but your experience and expertise in this inquiry are extremely important in evaluating the National Security Council staff operations and providing recommendations on how it should operate. The purpose of your undertaking is to review past implementation of administration policies and to conduct a comprehensive study of the future role and procedures of the National Security Council staff in foreign and national security policy. I would like you to focus on that staff. One, develop policy. Two, coordinate with other agencies. And three, implement the president's policies. And four, oversee the implementation of these policies by others. I hope that you would take particular care to look into the question of whether and under what circumstances the National Security Council staff was and should be directly involved in the operational aspects of sensitive, diplomatic, military, or intelligence missions, such as the Akili Loro, the TWA hijacking, and Grenada, and Iran. In addition, I have directed the National Security Council staff not to participate in the actual operations associated with such activities pending the outcome of the report by the Special Review Board. You'll have the full cooperation of all agencies of the executive branch and the White House staff in carrying out your assignment. And I want to assure you and the American people that I want all the facts to come out upon learning of a possible transfer of funds from the sale of arms to Iran, to those fighting the Sandinista government, we acted to learn the facts. And we'll continue to share the actions we take and the information we obtain with the American people and the Congress. The appointment of this board and the stature of its membership are a demonstration of a commitment to learn how this happened and how it can be prevented in the future. The Department of Justice investigation is continuing with my full support and cooperation. And if they determine an independent counsel is called for, I would welcome that appointment. If we're to maintain confidence in our government's foreign policy apparatus, there must be a full and complete erring of all the facts. And I am determined to get all of the facts out and take whatever action is necessary. The work of this board and the Department of Justice investigation will do just that, just as soon as your findings and recommendations are complete. They will be shared with the American people and the Congress. So with that, I say, go to it. Mr. President, when the Attorney General said you were not fully informed and you said you were not fully informed, did that mean that you did never do anything about concert funding with Iran's sales money? No, and I've answered that question. I'm not going to take. We have a meeting now to go into, but I answered that question a couple of times. Does that mean you had no knowledge at all? That's what I said. Mr. President, are you willing to call Congress back in for a special session? That is under discussion, and there's been no decisions yet. We want to work with the Congress. Mr. Chair, would you explain the purpose here is to see if we can determine what might be wrong and if didn't want the method of operating the staff and the NSC and make recommendations for the future to place so that you see that they might be suitable for you? Yes, thank you. I'm seeing you. I'm seeing you. Later? Yes. I enjoyed it. This didn't exist. It did not exist, and I remember, honestly. I think it started with another candidate. I wanted to let you know. I have some military aid and two-star general. The whole thing used to see with Kat. He's a marksman. He's a very good man. I, through Donald, will ask you if you probably have time if you mind sending him a message or giving him a call, because this will hurt his military career. And he can say that he has been asked to do this by the Commander-in-Chief. You can put that on record. How do you do? I'm very glad to be here, Mr. Chairman. Well, pleased to meet you. Welcome. That's right. Thank you very much. Thank you for finding the time to meet us. This is the deputy. Good to see you. Good to see you. Good to see you, too. I think at least one of these photos will work out. I feel that we can do it. One wish that will happen. Well, welcome to you here. I hope your meetings can expand mutual trade or to our mutual benefit.


All right guys, welcome back to the channel. If you're new, my name is Bobby guys today We're gonna revisit Muslim convert stories. However, today with the video Pesta tries to convert a Muslim lady and gets a Shocking response coming from an orthodox Christian background from the Balkans I was not familiar with those evangelists that you see in America once I saw them on YouTube I was quite shocked more over when I was traveling in Australia I saw them as well on this street shouting and screaming Jesus is Lord you will burn in hell So I'm already pretty biased when it comes down to evangelicals guys before we start the video as always If you enjoy the content leave me a thumbs up subscribe to the channel if you haven't already and check out our new merch And now with no further ado, let's have a look. I studied Islam is not false. I Study Christianity and it is false Today is all about an incident of a pastor who visits an Islamic store and Buys Islamic clothing who does that and this video for what? Pastor Richard Lorenzo you have to be extremely mentally ill to come to the conclusion now I'm gonna pretend I'm buying Muslim clothes and then I'm gonna evangelize tell them that their religion is wrong dummy Junior who is the founder in senior pastor of the remnant revival outreach center goes to an Islamic store To buy Islamic clothes for himself as he plans on going to the mosque on Friday Dressed up in complete Muslim attire in order to blend in with the Muslims with the intention to know more about them and their beliefs So we're officially in yeah, that would be great if he would really go in with the intention to know more about them And their beliefs we of course know that that is not true. He goes there under cover to evangelize That's the whole point. He wants to spread his ideology his theology He does not go there to learn one of Saeed scarf Islamic clothing about to go in I'm gonna get me a Islamic outfit to be able to fit in I believe there's gonna be an encounter even in this Islamic store I'm excited. I love this man. Holy Spirit. Have your way in Jesus name What an absolute psychopath man This guy really believes he's led by the Holy Spirit to go to a little shop where a lady is working And now he's gonna pretend to be a Muslim harassing that lady about her religion The Saeed scarf Islamic clothing store and goes inside He is excited and is totally up for the experience that he might have in this store He is met with a very friendly and helpful Muslim lady Samar. The lady Samar Shows him around she shows him the clothes that the Muslim men wear He asks her regarding the reasons of wearing such dresses to which she replies that in Islam Muslims are supposed to be modest in their way of dressing and these clothes are perfectly made to fulfill that purpose And why would he even be wondering about that what is different about this lady here in comparison to a Christian nun for example He questions her and Asks if that is all in the holy Quran to which she replies that this is according to the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him It's it's in Sunnah, which is what prophet Muhammad peace be upon him teach us She explained the meaning of the word Sunnah and then he all confrontational The Holy Prophet peace be upon him his way of life and legal president that Muslims are supposed to go according to Sunnah, which is the teaching of prophet Muhammad how he teach the Companion and the people how to practice Islam the pastor then questions her that if the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him was still alive To which she said no No, he's not alive. He's dead. Yeah, she explains that Muslims believe in God She is Moses dead is Adam dead is nor dead is not only point used for the Prophet Muhammad But for all the messengers of Allah the pastor kept on questioning her more about the religion Islam and the beliefs of the Muslims She elaborated that Muslims believe in all the messengers that have been sent by Allah and Also and all the holy books that have been sent in this world And that is the main difference because Christians do not truly believe in all the prophets before Jesus They simply believe in Jesus and they said the Old Testament is bad. Let's be honest Correct believers if we don't don't believe in messengers. I believe in all books I believe in purple. I believe in Torah. Okay, and I'm not I don't believe in these books She further explained that the holy Quran is the final and complete message sent by Allah Whereas Bible has been altered and is not in its original form anymore The holy Quran is for all time proven even by Western scholars Shake hands with her but the lady refused and said that it was not permissible in Islam for a man to touch a woman Other than her husband father brother or her son? Yes, we don't shake hand. Oh No, I'm married But in Islam no woman touchless nobody touch woman at all only her husband her dad Her brother her son the pastor finally choose some clothes for himself He told the lady that he had plans of going to the mosque for which he wanted to be in complete Muslim attire to show respect She explained that it was not necessary to dress up like this completely to go to the mosque But if he was doing it out of respect then that was great She explained this shaitan man as if he is to cover themselves While offering prayers and how Muslim women were supposed to dress up when stepping out of their houses Right before the pastor was about to leave. He told the lady that he wanted to ask more questions about her religion He told her that he had been interviewing people from different religions. I interview pastors. I interview Buddhists. I interview Witches warlocks. I go everywhere to interview He started off by asking her more about the muslims belief regarding prophet aisa peace be upon him So my question for that Um, do you believe that jesus was born of a virgin? Of course like he was born of a virgin. Of course. Yeah, and he this is the miracle for aisa The lady was very firm and adamant on the teachings and beliefs of his name The pastor kept on questioning her regarding her beliefs He continued and said that prophet aisa was able to create a bird from mud and give him life How would she justify that by the permission of allah importance to the teachings of islam? He does not do it by himself by his father. No, he does not have father by god by god And by god power. Allah make this miracle. Allah gave him power Allah gave him this power to do it at that time, but he does not create people He created a bird.  He doesn't understand us. Rather He was saved by Allah by being raised alive to heaven Prophet aisa will come back in this world to fight the antichrist the jail Then the pastor told the lady that he was into a lot of spiritual practices He was once deeply involved in voodoo and black magic So i'm porto rican, right? I come from a lot of um spiritual practices So I was I was deep into a lot of voodoo santeria and a lot of it's kind of Seher, you know, like uh, like like demons gins gins. Yes, so I was practicing a lot. I didn't know. I didn't know I didn't know I was I was deceived, right? He says that this was so all my brother to know who god was He told the lady it was jesus the lady was in utter shock And I got up and I just knew who god was and I god is jesus What jesus christ is god? She said that just because prophet aisa peace be upon him is still alive and here even though the guy is absolutely obnoxious I can sympathize with him because I come from an orthodox christian background as I said in the beginning and then I dived into psychedelics the new age meditation Buddhism and what not they are now looking back. I would have said that I was deceived However, when I came to christianity, I thought that now finally I stepped out of my deception Finally I left the satanic realm and I returned to god However, if you keep an open mind Then you will see of course that christianity is a deception in itself You do not have to own up your own sins because jesus christ allegedly died for your sins and moreover I mentioned this previously that trinity was not confirmed by jesus christ But by certain church fathers It wasn't even everybody amongst those church fathers that agreed with the trinity that agreed that jesus is god If you look into the ebionites the early christians nobody ever said that jesus is god jesus himself Never said that he is god But nowadays people that believe in that doctrine come to the conclusion that out of sudden jesus is god Astaghfirullah and this is the same thing that is happening to this man here How does he now know that he's not deceived anymore? Does it mean that he is god? She said that the real reason he came there was to tell her this All this time he had been trying to manipulate her and was just asking her questions regarding prophet aisa Always so that in the end it's a jesus cult Yes in the end the pastor started questioning the lady about the existence of allah Whether he was a spirit or a person That whether she could hear his voice or speak to him No, no, no, no, no, we are human. We are human. We are not more than human We have you know Even your bible says that the essence of god is unknowable and moreover it says as well that the voice of god Is a voiceless voice which basically means that we cannot listen to god The bible says it itself for everything ridiculous because we are created from god The pastor said that he had studied them and it is a false religion. It's up to you. I studied Islam. Islam's false I study christianity and it is false. Islam is very false. They took from the Torah.  I feel bad for for a lot of people because they're deceived I want to preach the truth to people. I want people to know a little about the love of god To this the lady replied. Thank you that christianity is false Whereas islam is one million percent the accurate and correct religion. I know and I believe A hundred percent million percent that islam is the accurate and the correct It's up to you Then he started cursing the prophet muhammad peace be upon him and started speaking ill about him and said There's shaytan's man as I said absolute demons It just came that you're upset with this conversation with you since you don't respect my religion or my I respect you. No, but not the religion My religion my prophet much better and more important for me when you curse my my prophet That's mean if you cursing She said that she doesn't need to hear from Allah or get to see miracles Because the holy Quran is the biggest miracle of all I don't need to see miracles. I have put on in my hand. This is my miracle now Throughout this time samar stood strong for her religion islam and confidently provided her responses To the questions put forward by the pastor her responses portrayed that she was so sure Of her religion an extremely steadfast in her faith and beliefs Even though the pastor tried his utmost to convince her and enforce his religious beliefs Upon the lady but all his efforts were unsuccessful And he was not able to make even a tiny bit of difference in her faith and religious beliefs This encounter raises profound ethical questions Regarding interfaith interactions It forces us to examine the boundaries of religious freedom respect and responsibilities of religious leaders manipulation erodes the foundation of trust And mutual understanding which is necessary for peaceful coexistence Among different religious groups All right, this is it for today's video.  I have to give them credit where credit is due Coming from an orthodox christian perspective I never saw an orthodox priest evangelize like this. What is the purpose behind this? What is the reason behind this? I say he is a sheitan Absolutely repulsive behavior.    You know exactly that you can seek open dialogue with muslims Why do you have to go in there harass this lady?  What kind of study have you done? You studied on youtube. You watch certain islamophobes. They all come with the same nonsense But guess what islam doesn't need you you've been deceived with voodoo with black magic wizardry and whatnot And now you're being deceived yet again You believe that a human is god even though that human may peace be upon him never mentioned it That human always pointed towards god worshiped god alone was not all knowing But you do not see those things and you know what who cares go on and suffer All right guys This is it for today's video if you liked it leave the thumbs up if you haven't subscribed already guys Please do so and if you want to support this channel by patreon or by getting our merch all the links are in the description box below Thank you so much for your ongoing support guys. And as always may god bless you all much love and peace


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com coming at you with that right there on your screen. A pack of 2017 Prism basketball from 1718. Cellopack break number five, and a chance to win four spots in that break all the way to the far left right there on jaspyscasebrakes.com. Let's do the break first. So big thanks all of these folks for giving that a shot. And we'll do the randomizer for the break, for the immaculate after this break, at the end of the break. Let's do the break first, break, break, break. Eight times for your names, two, and the teams. And eight, eighth and final time, Ryan down to Gary. Dom, what's going on, how are you? And then eight times for the teams, and eighth and final time. After eight we've got the Houston Rockets down to the New Orleans Pelicans. Or New Orleans Pelicans. Or Nolans Pelicans. All right, so here's the group right there. Basically we're seeing who has the Celtics. I think Mike Sommage got the Celtics last time. And you got him again, Mike. Good luck. Maybe some Jason Tatum rookie would be pretty nice. All right, no trade and stuff like this. So TWC, trade window closed. Let's print, let's rip. All right, good luck everybody with this little guy here. And then we'll see who wins those immaculate spots. Monique Monk, Scala Vissiere, Semi-Ojolais rookie, all right. Not anything super exciting here. Brad Stevens, Regan Rowe, and Chris Paul. All right. So nothing earth-shattering there, but what's earth-shattering is, we're giving away those immaculate spots. So let's copy those names. Let's get them into a new list, new dice, new die, new die. And it's gonna be the top, what do we say? Top four after three. One, two, and three. After three, top four. And thanks everyone for getting in and congrats to Dustin, Gary, Dustin, and Dustin. Wow, Dustin with three out of four of those spots. It's your lucky day, man. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us. I'm Joe, I'll see you next time, bye-bye.


This paper proposes a novel approach for detecting crop diseases by combining convolutional neural networks, CNNs, with handcrafted features, HCF. CNNs were used to extract high-level features from the input data, while HCF was used to capture low-level features such as color and texture. The resulting hybrid model was then tested on both whole leaf images and image patches containing individual lesions. The experimental results showed that the proposed model achieved the classification accuracy of 99.93% for the whole leaf images and 99.74% for the image patches with lesions. This indicates that the proposed method outperforms existing approaches and demonstrates the effectiveness of feature fusion for crop disease detection. This article was authored by Radhika Bogwat and Yogesh Danduwait.


Now, as gunshots echo across the windswept snow-covered reaches of the wild northwest, Quaker pup wheat and Quaker pup rice, the breakfast cereal shot from guns, present the challenge of the Yukon. It's Yukon King, swift as the strongest lead dog of the northwest, placing the trail for Sergeant Preston of the northwest mounted police, in his relentless pursuit of lawbreakers. On King, on your honky. Gold, gold discovered in a Yukon, a stampede to the Klondike in the wild race for riches. Back to the days of the Gold Rush, with Quaker pup wheat and Quaker pup rice, bringing you the adventures of Sergeant Preston and his wonder dog Yukon King, as they meet the challenge of the Yukon. Say, the owl is a wise old bird, and here's my idea of someone who's plenty smart too. It's the fellow or girl who eats a breakfast of Quaker pup rice, or Quaker pup wheat, with milk or cream and fruit. These King-sized, ready-to-serve, premium grains of rice or wheat are shot from guns. Yes, actually exploded up to eight times normal size to make them bigger and better tasting. No fooling.  Shot through and through with bang-up, nut-like flavor too. And it's good for you. So tomorrow morning, be smart. Enjoy this breakfast treat. Quaker pup rice, or Quaker pup wheat. And Dewey, whose father was the general manager of the Yukon trading company in Dawson, ordered a dog team harnessed one winter morning and drove south along the Yukon. After a five-mile run, she started to turn back, but just as a team was headed for town once more, a wolf streaked across the trail. The dogs jumped home, and Anne, who was riding the runners of the sled, was thrown off. I'll know better than to take out a green team again. He's spraying. Oh, this is serious. My goodness, a traveler. My goodness, a traveler heading for town. How do you do? Hello. What's the matter? My dogs ran away, and I've sprained my ankle. Oh, sorry, miss. I'll get you on my sled. You're heading for Dawson, aren't you? That's right. How far is it? About five miles. Good. Just put your arm around my neck. Like this? Like that. Now then, we'll... What's the matter? I'm not that heavy. No, it's only... That's nothing. Is something wrong with your arm? Well, I... I did have a little accent on the trail, but if we change around like this, and I use my left arm, it will manage fine. That's more like it. You sure don't weigh much. That's why Dad doesn't like me to go out in weather like this. He says I need a windbreaker. How's that? It's a little bumpy. What am I sitting on? A tent and a sleeping bag. You'd better tie me down to the sled.  We'll take it easy. The young traveler took Anne home, and that evening when John Dewey walked into his living room, he found him talking with his daughter. Well, good evening. Dad, this is Ross Bartlett. How do you do? Good evening, sir. See, what's that bandage on your ankle, Anne? Well, what's wrong? It's a sprain. I fell off my sled, the team ran away, and Ross came to my rescue. Wasn't it romantic? I'll probably marry him. Oh, that'd be a fine way to treat a man after he's done your favor. Very well, then. Perhaps you can return the favor. Really, Miss Dewey? You promised to call me Anne. I mean Anne. I make him call me Anne because it makes him blush. Oh, Mr. Dewey, I don't want you to think. Why should my father think? He's used to it. You'd better give up, young fella, and let her speak her peace. Well, go to it, Annie. What's on your mind? Well, the company owns a big tract of Timberland at Grand Point, doesn't it? Yes. And you believe you're going to have a building boom in the spring? No doubt about that. 20,000 in town now, new people coming in all the time, and nowhere near enough cabins for them. Yes, of course we're going to have a boom. Then why doesn't the company have their timber cut this winter so they can sell it in the spring?  I've already made arrangements to have it done. Oh, I'm sorry, Ross. It was a good idea. That's all right. Maybe I can get a job with a man who has the contract. Uh, what's all this about? Ross didn't come up here to prospect for gold, Dad. His business is lumber. Oh, that's so. Where are you from? Michigan. My father was a lumberman before me. Well, no reason why you shouldn't make good at it up here. Plenty of timber in a Yukon, and if this gold rush keeps up, there'll be plenty of need for it. I'll look around, sir. I was hoping you could work for Dad. Well, maybe you can. But you've already made arrangements. All preliminary arrangements to the contract isn't let. I've posted a notice and asked for bids. Deadlines tomorrow. Then there's still time. Tomorrow at six o'clock. About, uh, 24 hours from now. During that time, you should take a look at the point, boy. It's 20 miles up the river.  That's true, sir. Have you received any bids so far, Dad? Just one. From who? Dan Fully. Dan Fully? Oh, Ross, I hate that man. He's the worst bully in town. You must beat him out. 20 miles. If you start right now, you can get back by six o'clock tomorrow night. Now, my team's come all the way from Skagway.  Well, I don't see why not. Great. Let's go, Mr. Dewey. Come along. John Dewey arranged for the loan of a team from Nugget Mike. And as the dogs were being harnessed, he gave Ross all the information he needed concerning the company's land at Grand Point. Slim Rafferty, one of Dan Fully's men, watched from across the street. And when the young lumberman drove off, he questioned Mike, and then reported to Dan in the Silver Slipper Cafe. Hey, Dan. Yeah? You want that login contract from Dewey, don't you? What? I'll get it. Nobody's bidding against me. They know better. Your bid's pretty high, isn't it? Plenty high. What difference does that make? Somebody's trying to cut you out. What do you mean? Just what I said. There's a young guy driving up the Grand Point tonight to take a look at the land. I saw him talking to Dewey. You saw it? Yeah. I couldn't hear what they were saying. But they were at Nugget Mike's borrowing a team. And after the young guy left, I had a talk with Mike. He's going to bid against you. No, he isn't. What's going to stop him? You are. How can I? He's going to be back here by six o'clock tomorrow night, doesn't he? Sure. That's the deadline. See that he doesn't make it. What? You don't want to make it? I said, see that he doesn't make it. You can understand English, can't you? Okay, boss. Okay. The following afternoon, Sergeant Preston was driving north on the Yukon Trail in the direction of Dawson. King was working in harness over the hard-packed trail and setting a six-mile-an-hour pace. As they rounded abandoned the trail, he saw a traveler ahead, a traveler on foot and staggering from side to side. I see him, boy. Even as the sergeant spoke, the man dropped to the ground. And as the team raced up to him, King didn't need the sergeant's command to halt. It's almost done for, King. Here, try to swallow some of this. Don't talk, swallow. Feel better? Yeah. What happened? Well, I... I was driving along. I rounded a bend close to the bank. It was pretty high like it is here. Somebody jumped down on top of me and cracked me over the head with a butt of a gun. That's all I remember. When I woke up, I was lying in the snow at the side of the trail. My dogs were gone, so I started to walk. Have you been robbed? No. No, I have my wallet. See? That's the uniformed pocket you're wearing. Sergeant Preston, Northwest Mother Police. Can you describe the man who hit you? No. My name is Ross Bartlett, Sergeant. I've got an important business deal with John Dewey and Dawson. I have to be there by six o'clock. Can you take me? Can you get me there by six? Oh, let's see. That's three hours. Closer to a four-hour run. But if time's important, King can make it. Can't you, boy? It is important. I'll help you up. All right. What's the matter? I'm sorry. I busted some ribs about a month ago, and I guess they got cracked up again today. Easy, does it? Yeah. Broken ribs. Dangerous to take chances with them. I don't like to travel too fast, Bartlett. I've got to be in Dawson by six o'clock. It's all that matters. You might be laid up for a long time afterwards, Don. Please, Sergeant. Well, you are best. All right.  At five minutes of six Anne let Dan Foley into the dewy home and showed him into the living room where her father was waiting. Hello, John. Ready to give me that contact? It's only five minutes of six. What's five minutes between friends? You weren't expecting any other bids, are you? Yes, he is. Is it so? There he is now, Dad. I'll let him in.  Thanks a lot, Sergeant. I'll be back for you as soon as I report in. Okay. Okay. How does it happen you're riding with Sergeant Preston? I'll tell you about that later. In here. Good evening, Mr. Dewey. It isn't six yet, is it? One minute, too. Well, here's my bid. If you have an envelope, I'll seal it. Oh, no need for that. Hand it over. Wait a minute. Are you going to consider this ten-foot bid? Why shouldn't he? Ross has enough money to handle the contract and he knows his business. Yeah. Your estimate seems fair enough, Ross. Now I'll take a look at yours, Dan. Well, you figured on making a lot, didn't you? The contract is yours, Ross. No, I didn't. Thanks, Mr. Dewey. You're making a big mistake if you give it to him. It'll cost me five thousand dollars less, Dan.  I'm confident he'll do a good job. He may know all there is to know about lumbering, but he don't know anything about the Yukon. Takes a man to be the winner up here. He's a better man than you are, Dan.  I'll give him a chance to prove it. Dan walked across the young lumberman and deliberately slapped his face. Oh! Why, you... Instinctively, Ross's hands went up, but the sharp movement sent a stabbing pain through his right side. He clutched at the table for support. Maybe he didn't feel that first sled. Here's another. Ross, you can't let him get away with that. Can't he, though? Look at him hanging on the table there. He's scared green. That's the man who's going to bring your logs down the river there. Just wait until he gets a look at the Yukon breaking up. You'll be coming on me to handle that contract yet, John. Mr. Bartlett, I've never been so mistaken about anyone in my life. You... You have your contract. Now please, please get out of here. We'll continue our story in just a moment. Say, here's a breakfast treat that can't be beat. I mean crisps, swell-tasting Quakerpuff rice or Quakerpuff wheat. The crisp, tender, ready-to-serve cereals shot from guns. What's going on? Let me in. Chair, you all right? You need any help? Help? Why, no. But say, fellow, were you going in that coon skin cap and buckskin coat? And, man, alive, what are you doing with that musket? Must be six feet long. Turn the herd, Shoo-tun, and I'll come and run in. Well, who are you? Name's Boon. Daniel Boon. Daniel Boon, the great pioneer-hunter in Woodsman? Name's Daniel. Gee, I'll bet you're mighty handy with that rifle you're carrying. Ever hear of any complaints? Oh, look, Daniel, that shooting you heard now was just me explaining about the keenest-tasting breakfast ever. Oh. That's rice or wheat shot from guns. Huh? Sure. Nowadays, we load huge guns with choice, sun-ripened premium grains of rice or wheat, and then these guns are exploded. Outcome colossal giant grains exploded up to eight times normal size. They're crispified, shot through and through with bang-up nut-like flavor, too. That's why Quakerpuff rice and Quakerpuff wheat are so good to eat. And I'll be horn-sweagled. And for breakfast, lunch, or supper, all you do is pour out a bowlful right from the package, add milk or cream, and top with your favorite fruit. That's for me. And what's more, Quakerpuff rice and Quakerpuff wheat are nourishing. They're good for you. They furnish added health values of restored natural grain amounts of vitamin B1, niacin, and iron. Look, son, where do I get me a couple of packages of this here? Rice and wheat shot from guns. Then, oh, you get them at the nearest grocery store. And, fellas and girls, here's a tip for you, too. Delicious Quakerpuff rice and Quakerpuff wheat is never sold in bags or bulk. To get the original crisp, fresh, rice or wheat shot from guns, always look for the big red and blue package with the smiling Quakerman on the front. Now to continue our story. When Dan Foley slapped Ross Bartlett's face, it was physically impossible for the young lumberman to retaliate. But Ann Dewey thought his reluctance was due to cowardice. Ross left the house, and Sergeant Preston found him walking down Front Street toward the hospital. Ross, I asked you to wait at the house. I finished my business. I'm not welcome there anymore. Steady, I got you. Sergeant helped Ross onto the sled and then drove him to the hospital. There his broken ribs were taped and he was put to bed under a sedative. It was not until the next morning that the Sergeant heard the details of his encounter with Dan Foley. So there you have it, Sergeant. The contract's mine, but I have to prove that Dan is wrong about me. Well, that's simple enough. Let me go to John Dewey and tell him about your broken ribs. No. You can't prove that you're not yellow with words, Sergeant. They say it'll take a man to bring those logs down from Grand Point. Well, I'm going to do the job. That'll be my answer. You're disappointed in the way I am talking, aren't you? I wouldn't say that. You don't have to, I said it. I can understand how you might want to prove yourself to her. But John Dewey has a right to know the truth. He has a right to know he hasn't made any mistake in hiring you. You can see that, can't you? I can see that, but he'll tell him. No, he won't. He'll understand too. Well, I don't want to. How about a crew? I'll have to round one up. You can't leave your bed. I'll take care of it for you. Will you, Sergeant? Of course, and you can go to work The sergeant had a talk with John Dewey that same morning when he had finished. You know, Sergeant, something told me there was a good explanation for the way he acted. I haven't been worried at all. And Anne? Well, she likes him. She likes him a lot. And that had a lot to do with her reaction. She wanted so much to be proud of him. Ross doesn't want you to tell her, not yet. Naturally. You understand how he feels. Well, I'm not so old that I can't put myself in his place. Yes, all right, Sergeant. I'll keep the secret as long as Ross wants me to. It was nearly a week before Ross was ready to leave the hospital. And during that time, Sergeant Preston hired a crew and bought all the supplies his camp would need. The day came when Ross said goodbye to the sergeant in front of the Northwest Mounted Headquarters. Once again, thank you, Sergeant. Goodbye, and good luck. I'll see you in the spring. Ready, boys? Let's go. A month later, John Dewey was forced to make a trip to one of the company's trading posts. And Anne was left alone in Dawson. One night, she heard someone shouting outside the house. And then there was a knock at the door. Who can that be? Open the door, Annie! We've got news for you. Damn foley. Ross will be coming back to Dawson in a day or two. What for? To buy some new supplies. His storehouse is going to burn down the night. His storehouse? His storehouse and maybe his whole camp. Of course, nothing will happen to him. I don't bet he can run plenty fast. He'll run all the way back here. Get out of here. Sergeant Preston, I must tell him. Dan said it was going to happen tonight. Five minutes later, Anne was at headquarters. And five minutes after that, Sergeant Preston harnessed his team and drove out of Dawson. We've got to make it fast, King. All right. Hunting! Hunting! King realized the need for speed from his master's voice, and he urged the team on to its best performance. The sled flew over the hard-packed trails and the glistening miles slipped by. The 20 miles were covered in little more than three hours. And as the point and the camp were sighted, King barked a warning to his master. What is it, boy? There were no lights in the clearing. But the outlines of all the cabins could be seen clearly under the aurora. Then, from the window of one of the cabins, the largest, the sergeant saw a single tongue of flame. Fire! Hunting! Wake up, Roz! Build fire! The sergeant roused the camp with his shouts. By the time he had stopped, the sled near the storage came in. All the men had poured out of their sleeping quarters. Quickly, the sergeant organized them into firefighting teams. The blaze was still confined to one corner of the cabin. And in 15 minutes, they had it under control. The sergeant, Roz and Bill Carney, watched the men stamping out the last of the ember. We've only lost a few bags of flour and some canned goods, Roz. The men worked well. Thanks to you, Sergeant. How did you happen to be around here? A good friend of yours in Dawson warned me that something like this might happen to next year. A good friend? I don't have any friends in Dawson. Yes, you do, Roz. Even if she doesn't think about it, even if she doesn't think she's your friend. And? Yes. But how did she know? Through Dan Foley. It's a good thing he likes to brag. Dan Foley was responsible for this? I'm sure of it, Roz, even though I probably won't be able to prove it. But King can pick up the trail of the man and then he'll start it this way and we'll catch them. We may be able to make them talk. Could it have been Indians? That's what Dan would like to have us think. I'll find out. And when you do catch them? They'll go to jail. If they're white men and Dan hired them, they won't involve him. No, I'm afraid not. You're looking well, Roz. Never felt better, Sergeant. And it's about time you went back to Dawson. To Dawson? It's time for your showdown with Dan. That's a good idea. Yeah. This fire. Things like that will be happening all winter if I don't do something about it. They all think I'm yellow in Dawson. It won't cost Dan much to hire troublemakers. Of course I'm not advising any methods. But my job right now is to follow a trail. I won't be starting back for town until I reach the end of it. In other words, I'm on my own. I'm with you, boss. Get a team harness, Phil. We're leaving right away. The cafes in Dawson kept open all night long. At 4 o'clock in the morning, Dan Foley was still celebrating. Slim Rafferty was standing by his side at the bar. Have your fun while you can, boys. Won't be long before I put you to work. Hey, Dan, look who just walked in. Ross Barton. Don't expect you to hear me. Hey, quiet, everybody. Quiet! Sonny boy, don't you know this is my territory?  Ah, don't get reckless, Misty. I wouldn't say things like that if I was you. He's saying it, and he means it. Keep out of this, Bill. There wasn't much damage, Foley. But the next time you try anything like that, I'll knock your block off. Hey, somebody's been feeding him raw meat, boys. Well, listen, boy, once I called you yellow, that still goes. Once I slept your face, now I'm going to do it again. Try it. I've got the rest of you covered. Don't make a move. Come on, Dan. What are you waiting for? Nothing. Here we go. The point was on Dan outweighed Ross by at least 20 pounds, but the younger man was faster. At first, he was kept on the defensive, avoiding Dan's bare-like rushers. But at last, he found an opening. He drove a right to his opponent's jaw that stopped Dan for a moment. Dan rushed once more. Now Ross refused to give ground. Bobbing and weaving, he drove piston-like rights and lefts to Dan's midsection. Dan dropped his guard and Ross's left connected with his jaw. The blow knocked him back against the table and it crashed beneath his weight. In panic, he scrambled to his feet and ducked behind another table. What's the matter with you guys? Come on, give me a hand. He's too much for you. I'll take that gun, Kearney. Come on, come on, get him. After a dozen of Dan's men closed in on Ross and Bill, they fought gravely and well with their backs to the bar, but it was only a question of time before the odds would prove too much for them. Then Ross heard a welcome cry from the doorway. It was Sergeant Preston. Dan's men paid no attention to his command. So without any hesitation, Sergeant forced his way through the watching crowd and waded into the tangle around the bar. He fought his way through to Ross and Bill's side with his help, the tide of battle turned. Slim Rafferty reached for his knife, but King was in the fight too. When he saw the flashing blade, he leaped at Slim and knocked him to the floor. Ross was proving his courage against Dan. One of Dan's terrific blows had cut his cheek, but Ross was smiling. So I'm yelling, Dan, look! I'm yelling! How about that? And that? Who's yelling now? I am, I am. Stop it, stop it. Don't hit me anymore.  When the other members of his gang saw him, they were ready to call it quits as well. You won't get me? But Slim tried to make a break for the door. King barred his way. Come here, you old... Oh, let go! Lightning fast, the sergeant snapped a pair of handcuffs on his wrist. Another pair went on Dan's. Then he kicked his office. He was bothered he stood in the fight. Was it, Ross? No, wait a minute. What are you doing here? I've been watching for the sergeant to come back. Instead, I saw you and Bill come in here. I followed you. You've been standing over there by the door. Sergeant, I'd like to say that Ross had a great deal of provocation. That Dan landed the first blow. I see. Well, uh, Ross will still have to appear before the judge in the morning, and I should take him to jail tonight. Okay, Sergeant. Unless, of course, I can find some reputable citizen who'll answer for his appearance. Am I a reputable citizen? Indeed you are. Then couldn't I? It's a good suggestion. I'll release him into your custody. Thank you, Sergeant. Ross, I've been so wrong. I still don't understand, but... Please, won't you take me home? I sure will, Anne. Come on. So long, Sergeant. What's the charge against me? Disturbing the peace? Well, these others? Yes, but not for you, Dan. It's just a fight. Scotty Malone is in jail. I picked him up on the inland trail, heading back from the point. Whatever. He set fire to Budlett's camp and what's that got to do with me? Oh, now how do you happen to know he did that? All this talk. Everything that's been said... All this talk includes Scotty's confession. Then you hired him and you'll go to jail with him. People are no longer afraid of you, and there'll be ample evidence to convict you. This case is closed. In just a moment, Sergeant Preston will give you a preview of Friday's adventure. Fellows and girls, whether you're in the great rugged Yukon or here at home, you need plenty of food energy. Yes, and if you were to ask Sergeant Preston, you can bet he'd agree that a good breakfast is a mighty important source of food energy. So here's a tip. See to it that you eat a nourishing he-man's breakfast. You'll want to include a big heaping bowlful of Quakerpuff wheat or Quakerpuff rice with milk or cream and fruit. Try it. 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This is the OTP presented by Farm Bureau Health Plans. Plan on paying less for the coverage that you need with Farm Bureau Health Plans. Get a quote today at FBHP.com. I'm Amy Wells and we have all returned to Ascension St. Thomas Sports Park here in Nashville. Brett Bryan is here, Coach Mack of course is here and Ramon Foster. We're all recovering from the week that was in Indianapolis at the 2024 scouting combine and so I figured we had to all get together and kind of just debrief, really review what has happened and then we can move forward with the pre-draft process and I guess we should start with Ramon who was at his first, oh second, but first scouting combine as a observer, as an analyst as opposed to a participant. What did you think? I thoroughly enjoyed it. You got an opportunity to see the NFL work.  This was about the game, whether it was something that can enhance the players as far as that type of product placement or just simply watching agents be at dinner with their players, watching coaches walk around downtown Indianapolis and just be guys and just seeing the different circles and groups and the players start to come in. You realize that's okay, we're closer. We're one step closer and I enjoyed being on that side of it of course where some real reporting was going on. It wasn't just rumors and that type of stuff and if you know the game too as far as it goes and Coach Mack, we've talked about this before, that's also where the pre-free agency sets itself up. You understand that's the case and just how serious it is to see different GMs of different teams walk through the hotels and on the streets and just everybody has their room and everybody has their section of Indianapolis that they're working through. But I was also more impressed too with watching with, you know, analysts' eyes and not players' eyes been shocked by it, how interconnected Indianapolis is. You have the breezeways that you don't have to walk outside or the hospitals and the hotels and the convention centers and stuff like that. It's a unique place and on this side, I enjoyed seeing it without a whole lot of pressure and anxiety on me too. Well, I'm excited to add Ramon to the keep, the combine in Indianapolis Forever Club. We have jackets. I'll get you one. Thank you. Look at this. We got gifts after the fact. Yeah, that's what I'm here for.  We had the opportunity to talk to a lot of different guests here on the OTP. What conversation stuck out to you is being exceptionally interesting? I think I'm always intrigued by what Daniel Jeremiah is watching because he's done it for a living. He's been a scout and has been around for a long time in that regard, played college football and so I'm always interested to hear not only what his top 50 is as he gets closer in this process, but positionally what he's watching for, numbers as it pertains to that first round of the draft, all those kinds of things. Always interested in what he has to say. Charles Davis always. And then I enjoyed our conversation with Cynthia Freeland too. This is so good with the numbers. She just brings it with the numbers. Mack, you've been to every combine that has ever taken place. In the history of Indianapolis. In the history of Indianapolis. What made 2024 a little unique from past combines? Well, it's a television show now. I mean, it really is. And I will say this, and again, I'm as old school as it gets with a combine because I've been there from the start. I was there from when nobody could get in except players and coaches. That was it. I thought that the fans being there added a whole lot to it. I thought the fans were great. There were 16,000 fans in the stands Saturday morning. Wow. I mean, it was, you could feel the juice and the energy in there. You could tell that the players did too. And the coaches, I sit with different position group coaches the whole time or different people come up and sit with me. And everybody commented, you know what? Because, you know, the first thought was, we're going to have people there. How's that going to be? It was great. The fans being there were outstanding. And then, you know, to be there on a historic run, the fans just, they lost it. But it, they went crazy. And it added, it added to the event. Even the last day Sunday when the offensive linemen were working out, there were probably 3,000 fans there. And they applauded every one of them as they ran. And they did. So I enjoyed the fans being there. I really did this time. I thought it was the best representation of the fans since they started allowing fans to come. It seemed to me as we were just kind of milling about one of the conversations that were taking place in Indianapolis a lot was that teams are kind of changing their approach to the Combine Week. Not that they aren't coming or that they're not still ingesting the information that you need to get, but the approach is a little bit different. Is that something that you observed while you were there because you stayed there even longer than the Titans Radio crew did? Yeah, well, there were 5 head coaches that didn't come. So that's 27 that did. So everybody is still taking information from the Combine. But what is going on now, the schedule has changed. The schedule has changed with the Combine. It used to be, Amy, everybody would have to stay all week because the interviews went on all week. And the interviews started at 6 o'clock at night. They started at 6 o'clock at night. So once the interview started, you were there from 6 to 11, 30 or 12 interviewing and then up at 6 o'clock the next morning to go catch the weight lift. It changed the schedule so that now the interviews are earlier in the week. So if you get your interviews out of the way, you can go. Now, position coaches still stay. All the suites still had people in them. But I think now changing the schedule the way they did allowed guys to come in, get the work done, and then leave rather than have to stay the entire week. Now, some people stayed the entire week, myself included, and most of them did. But I think the change in the schedule, it's better for the coaches as far as just organization-wise, and it's much better for the players. It's much better for the players. Now you don't have any late night meetings. Let's talk a little bit about these players and some of the work that we saw in the field. And I want to start with quarterbacks, right? I'll start with you. Were there any guys who really did a lot to help themselves this week, kind of make some money in Indianapolis? So a couple that come to mind. One is just because some of the top-tier quarterbacks didn't work out. So this is addition by subtraction, and that would be J.J. McCarthy from Michigan. There were 18 players from that national championship team, invited most ever by one college outfit in any of the previous combines. And because J.J. and Daniels didn't work out there, and Caleb Williams and Drake May. So those things, I think, helped him really have a chance to put himself as probably the fourth quarterback taken on night one of the draft. And then the quarterback from Tulane, Pratt, he really had a nice combine. Had a 36-inch vertical leap. I think he led all quarterbacks in that regard. And we saw him in Mobile. And of course, Tajye Spears has been telling me about Pratt for a couple of years now. But he's a guy that, including Daniel Jeremiah, thinks that he's going to get a chance to play in the league at some point. Now, he won't be night one, Thursday night, first round, take guy. But those two guys, I think, helped themselves this last week. I think, for sure, like Rhett said, the opt-out of some of these other guys enabled, I would say, Joe Milton be put on highlight a little bit more. And I'll say this, coaches love measurables. And at some point, some coaches are going to think they can coach them up. The same way I feel about Spencer Rattler. I don't think you had the greatest showing at the combine as far as Spencer Rattler goes. But he was there. He was available. And you got an opportunity to see him. Now, coaches know what they have the opportunity to work with. And that's the same way I feel about him and Michael Pinnick Jr. Those dudes were guys that stayed there and dropped a deep ball. And maybe they didn't connect with the receivers down the field. But you got an opportunity to throw a motion. You got an opportunity to see some of the touch that they had and the ability that they will compete. And I think those guys needed it. I think Joe Milton needed it. I think Spencer Rattler needed it. And I think Michael Pinnick Jr. did also. And they were middle of the road, I think. But of course, you look at their projections and what you can see in their skill set. And they put it on display. Joe's touch was actually better. I feel like then it was at the senior bowl. I thought Spencer Rattler from what we saw at the senior bowl took a step back.  And in that, just because he had a so-so combine throwing, I think it's Pro Day could bold well for him with his receivers and what he's capable of. First rounder, no. But as far as depth and growth in the league, he'll have the opportunity.  Because I know you always talk about the quarterback draft and then everybody else. Yeah, well, I think J.J. McCarthy put himself as the fourth quarterback. He put himself as the fourth quarterback. So what that means is there's teams at 10-11 and 12 that need a quarterback. They may be looking to trade up because those top three will be gone. So J.J. McCarthy has put himself in that conversation. Now, the rest of them that showed up, they are second and third day guys. They're second third day guys. Whatever flavor you would like to take on them, they're there. Spencer Rattler had a better senior bowl than he did a combine, but at least he did both. I thought, as Ramon said, Michael Penix was fine. Milton, look, you know every time you go, it's going to be a carnival seeing how far he can throw it and how deep he can throw it. That's number one. And so I don't think he changed anybody's mind about what he is and where he will be. But J.J. McCarthy elevated himself into that next level here in the first round where somebody may trade up to get him and may try to jump up to either five, six or seven, which would include the Titans to try to get a quarterback. Rhett, the wide receivers group is a group that we've talked about over and over and over and over again. Did it live up to their billing this week? I would say so. Now that's another takeaway from the combine overall is it seems like players are getting faster every year regardless of position, but nine wide receivers, nine of them with a sub 4, 4, 40 yard dash. And a lot of them way south of that, including the man who broke the record and Xavier Worthy from Texas. In the conversation that we had with Daniel Jeremiah, and I can't remember who else we talked to for that week for the OTP. Jordan Reed. Yeah, and Jordan Reed too. We were talking about how many receivers just might go in the first round. I think that number went up after last week. Seven to eight was kind of the number in my mind. I think it's closer to 10 now. Do you agree with that? I do too. And the thing that I don't want to do is minimize, I've heard some people make the conversation, well, they're training for the 40. Say what you want to about it. These guys are just fast. You don't have this amount of guys in the sub 4, 4s running this speed if they're just not getting fast.  Believe what you're seeing. And Ladd McConkey, you have Ricky Pearsall, even in the 4, 4s, these guys are running. And then for the ones like Xavier Legat is the guy, I think Rand, high 4, 4, maybe 4, 5, you don't deny his playmaking ability though. That's the conversation that you're having too is you have the 40 means a lot. But you look at these guys separate on the field and the amount of volume that they have catching balls in college. And of course, when they're coming up, the amount of 7 on 7, this is what they do. This is where they're specializing in. And I enjoyed watching those guys run, but not just that. They're performing at a rate that you say to yourself, if you don't get that top first rounder that you want, the quality and quantity at this point is there for you in the second, third, fourth round also. Well, Rex said there were nine wide receivers under 4, 4. And I sat with the receiver coaches. I mean, everybody was amazed. I mean, it was just time after time, 4, 4, nothing, 4, 3, 9. I mean, all of that stuff. There were seven wide receivers taken in the first round in 2004. Okay, I think the number will be 8 this year. There will be 8 in the first round this year, because to me, I mean, it's, that was an incredible showing. And by the way, Leggett, Leggett ran a 4, 3, 9 there. So he put a 4, 3, 9 up. And Leggett didn't have the greatest senior bowl, but he re-emerged himself with his workout at the combine. You could see it, you know, his vertical jump was 40 inches. He was a 10-6 broad jumper, 221 pounds. So he rebounded from the senior bowl. So the combine helped Leggett regain some traction. Well, and Leggett was dealing with a left ankle or a lower leg injury on his left leg during the senior bowl a month before. So he clearly had put in the treatment time to get that worked out. But to what they're saying about, you know, these testing numbers, yes, I think a lot of it is their confirmation on what scouts and evaluators have seen previously. Like, I think about that great OTP that you did with Dane Brugler of the Athletic. He said that, fall in love with the tape, not the tag. And that he meaning the tag that you put on your big board in the war room, don't fall in love with that name on that tag. The tape that you have seen, that is the evidence that you need to see for not only the skill set, but the athletic measureables, all those things. Well, let's talk about that a little bit, because as you guys mentioned earlier, Xavier Worthy broke the record for 40 time at the combine, 421 was that time, which is rather quick. It's very exciting. It was really an exciting thing to watch. Mac, you were there. I'm sure it was bananas. You know, first of all, the numbers that, you know, for the OT people, the numbers they post on television, those are not official numbers. And so when he ran his first, he ran his first 425, but the timers, the timers, of course, anyway, I know what was going on. The timers told him, hey, you're close, because a lot of time, a lot of them had faster than 425. He had gone, he had taken his shoes off, and he was done. And then when they told him, well, you're close, he went, okay, so he started lacing them back up, and the crowd went nuts when they saw him. Now, they were clear at the other end of the field, but they were watching him. He starts lacing them back up, and then people are going, wow. Because normally, dudes run a good time, they're done with that part of it. And plus, I don't think he was going to do any drills anyway. He was there to run.   He and A.D. Mitchell were legitimate dudes with the ball in the air there.  Well, then he gets back down there. Now, everybody, the whole billet, because he's the last one. They go alphabetically worthy. W, I mean, I had a good education. It's at the end. It's at the end. So, when he took off, you can tell some of those guys can run, and like I say, some of them can run-run, but this guy run-run-run. I mean, everybody was watching that going, whoa. Now, the time came out at 422. And of course, he does a victory lap at 422, but that's not an official time. So, I'm watching him, and all of a sudden, one of the timers turns around to me and goes, and I go, so that's when I texted the whole Titans Radio crew. I said, he may have 2-1. Wow. On the official. Well, T.J. Hushmanzata was one of the receivers that was down there, you know, as a mentor to those guys. He and Michael Irving and Steve Smith, Michael Irving and Steve Smith were doing a streaming thing. So, all of a sudden, I see T.J. Hushmanzata grab a group of guys and he goes over to Xavier Worthy and he starts looking, points to the phone and shows him this. And all of a sudden Worthy just screams and runs out of the building. He just takes off running right through the tunnel.  And then he was telling him that the official was, you know, they'd already, it was 421. And so then later on, they announced it. Well, that's why I sent it to you guys on that text chain. I said, he may be 421 but he was the official and he was. And then after that, he was, that to me is, that's insane speed.  But you watch him play. He plays fast. He's fast, fast. But that was a moment that was, it ignited the entire place. And there was a buzz about it inside for the rest of the time. Does that impact his draft suck? I don't think so. I don't think, because we knew it was fast. It's not like all of a sudden, you know, you were looking at a plow horse and he was a race horse. I mean, he could, he could always run.  He laced his shoes back up and went again. The competitive nature of the dude going, you know what? I'm going to go after it instead of just saying, I'm fine. I'm good. It's kind of like Roman Dunez did when he stayed and I stayed and watched him do the three cone drill about 15 times because he kept hitting the third cone and they don't count it. And he says, I want to get it done when everybody was gone. Everybody was out of the building and he was going to get it right. So you look at a lot of things this, but what you try to glean from, you know, the perimeter of it is some of their competitiveness and that will stick out big time. 421 will always be there in history. But just the fact that how he did it, the fact that how he did it and went back and went after it, I appreciated that. So I was watching this unfold on NFL Network and I think I heard Rich Eisen and Daniel Jeremiah say it. I think it was like 16,000 fans. You could the buzz was starting to build and then when he popped it, I mean, it was amazing. The thing about his draft status, like the durability part of this for him because I mean, he officially came in at 511 165 to put that in the context. The same conversations were had about Devonte Smith, former Heisman trophy winner from Alabama, who's the Eagles receiver. He was 175 at his combine and rang in at six feet in change. And then the guy who he broke the 40, John Ross, who was smaller, they worried about durability and unfortunately that didn't work out for him. He was 188. So I mean, this guy is skinny as a rail compared to what we're talking about here. So the durability in this is something that, you know, and of course, somebody would say, well, Rhett, you got to catch him first. I'm like, odds are somebody's going to take the right angle and catch him and may hurt him. Well, Ramon, when you see someone you talk about kind of the mentality behind what he did running again. When he comes into a locker room, he's a rookie kid. That reputation is going to proceed him a little bit. Is that something you like in a rookie and a teammate? I do. And I'll say what Coach Mack said just a second ago, talk back up what he said to the fact that he had the record in hand essentially and ran again after taking the shoes off. That does show as a competitive side that does show if he loses a rep, he's going to go back to the front of the line say, let's run that back. But here's the thing when you become the fastest guy, you don't want that to just be your thing speed needs to show but past catching or whether you go to special teams need to be his specialty too because as a young rookie at rookie at his size, what, third, second round, maybe it where you project the guy like him, he's going to have to be a teamer. Where are you fitting into the special teams first if that's a part of your identity or where can we incorporate you in these spot plays. When we put you out there and training camp and OTA's and mini camp, we need to see that speed making plays. I've seen a lot of guys either be real strong real big, real to all those types of things but the utilization of what you're born with. He was born with that speed. 4-2-1 may have been trained into him but you need to be able to see those types of things equate to the football field. It's just like or you see slower receivers just continuously catch passes and stuff like that. Well that's because they become especially a wide receiver. The speed is a caveat to what got you in the door. His ability to make plays with that speed is going to be something to where veterans I've seen in a locker room. Whether you're first rounder with a lot of praise or your guy that has a special tool like speed or strength or your ability to throw the ball really hard and fast, that doesn't matter in the NFL unless we actually see it on the field. And that's the beauty about it too and we've all had those conversations. The combine in these measurables get you in the door. Your playmaking ability keeps you in the door in those football facilities in those 32 cities. One more thing about the speed if you look at the top numbers in the combine over the last 10 years there's really maybe, I know one guy maybe two guys that turned out to really be players, player players. CJ2K CJ2K was a player 4-2-4 he held it for a long time until John Ross, not such a great player just you know an up and down career. So the speed is one factor and that's to Ramon's point. I mean it kind of is because everybody, if you're watching on television that's the one thing you can equate to is that guy's fast. But the nuances of watching him work out, breaking down tape, grinding tape, all of that weighs a little bit more than the speed but the speed part of it if it is also with football ability that's when you've got a player. So as I said if you look at the top 9 or 10 that have got the top speed in the history of the combine not very many turned out to be just legendary players CJ2K is a legendary player you know, so anyway. Yeah that's the whole story of the draft as it has become more popular and become such a thing that everyone views is that, okay there's athletes out there but are you a football player? Because if you got the marriage of the two you probably got the makings of a really good player maybe even an elite level player. And to add to that, Coach Mack was saying seeing John Ross was in a division that played him two times a year and I never forget the tag that you carry when you're the fastest guy ever at the combine we can wait to see him. Why?  It's one thing to be fast but are you good enough to separate? That's one of the things we've liked about Rickip Herzog when we watched him at the senior ball and Lad McConkey is you can get open. That's one of the things I don't think Steve Smith senior was a fast wide receiver but he always got open. That's the separator to me when we look at those tools that you're born with naturally is what happens when you actually use them. When I was a head coach I drafted one of the most receivers in the combine one year. Had to have him. Who was it? Anquan Bolden. He ran four seven one. That's okay. Worked out pretty good. He was an okay player. I think so. SeatGeek is now the official ticketing partner of the Tennessee Titans whether you're buying or selling tickets to a Titans game or to any other live event in Nashville. SeatGeek is the place to do it. SeatGeek the new official ticketing partner of the Tennessee Titans so Titans fans can fan. Speaking of guys that don't run very fast the offensive line. Sorry Ramon. Wait a minute. I'm going to take a little umbrage to that. Are you? Yes.  You're directing this thing. I don't know why they make these big guys run $40. Tell your coach Matt. They should run 20. The second group that ran four hamstring pops out of the second group on the run. One of them was on the first run. I don't know and again they've done it for years but whenever you're looking at an offensive line and you look at my notebook first thing I wrote was our 10 yard split. That's the split I looked at. I don't know why they make these big men run 40 yards but anyway go ahead. So what's the alternative though? Just make them run 10. Don't make them run at all. 20. 20. 20 in a cut maybe or set them up like it's a screen. One two steps and get out in space because that's going to be where they're utilized more at. Offensive line and running a 40 in a football game you know what you call it an interception in the other direction. That. An interception. Because normally you're not asking those guys to do that. No. And in max observation of all those hamstring pops they came between the 30 and 40 yard marks every single one of them. So 20. Probably a better option. To that same conversation though these guys have gotten faster also. Oh yes. There wasn't a lot of fours in this group but they're teetering on 5 flat 501. 502. You got a guy in Joe at 6.9 and I think he added a little muscle to him too in this time because I think they had him listed about 312 years, 320s. 321. 321 ran a 505 at 6.9. Body size and length you don't expect them to run like that at that weight and it wasn't just him a Marius Mims I saw his second run live and I said oh he moving and if I'm not mistaken he ran a 505 also yes no 507 and 340 pounds like you don't move like that and that's why I also think eventually the NFL with where it is right now and I've said this before I think we're going to get back to a bruising style of ball like I love the idea that we're passing the ball around but these guys are so big and so fast and so agile now that you may be able to just build the running game the way it was I'm not talking late 90s early 2000s but the idea that the run game may show his head more prevalent in today's game I think we'll see more of that because these guys are so much bigger and faster and athletic than even I mean 5 6 years ago. The drills they do for the offensive linemen are really good positional drills they do the pin and pulls and they time the pin and pulls they time the pin and pulls all of those things they do are really good I just don't know what you're getting from a 40 yard dash tell me what a pin and pull is I don't know what that means I will tell you thank you Ramon is the tackle I'm the guard the defensive players right here I am the pin guy I'm going to block down on this guy and then Ramon is going to pull me to move up on the linebacker what it does is it replaces gaps for linebackers it changes it changes gap schemes and then the down linemen always have to worry about not only the man over them that you're playing against but they have to worry about the man to their inside so you'll hear when you hear me on the broadcast this is a pin and pull scheme you call it counter-o counter-o-t call it whatever you want to it's blocking down and then pulling linemen from the opposite side to swab a hole and create a new line of scrimmage on the opposite side creating angles for run lanes you're getting a guy instead of having the defensive linemen come up the field as coach Mack just said knocked them off by hitting them in the hip the guy pulling around put them up on the second level to block the linebacker better angles that way creating a hole this is very informative here they have good drills now for that and they time it at the combine Rhett in watching some of these drills and watching these guys work out we had talked leading up to the combine that it seems like there was a bit of a separation there's a lot of talent within the offensive line group but there were a couple who had separated themselves to be the elite at the top of the group and then there was a little bit of a gap between the rest of them did anybody fill in that gap a little bit Tally Fuaga from Oregon State has probably helped his cause in that I mean he's if we're if we're talking the week of the draft I think coach Mack and I would agree that in that first pot or tier of tackles it's gonna be Joe Alt Olu Fashinu from Penn State and then you can start to fill in a Tally Fuaga from Oregon State um you know maybe in a Marius Mims maybe from uh maybe um Tyler Guyton from Oklahoma I mean there's there's several there that you're gonna be there may be gonna be in the bottom of that first pod but the the first two that are there are still Joe Alt Olu Fashinu yeah I think JC Latham is is in that is in that top tier and a Marius Mims moved himself up this is a mountain of a man he is a mountain of a man you see him standing next to normal humans down there on the floor it's not even funny but I think those guys there but then as he says you know Rhett Rhett said the Fuaga Tyler Guyton the guy that kind of jumped up now he's not in this level but you know I like to watch lower tier guys too uh was a guy that we liked that I liked we talked about at the senior bowl was at Tanner Bartolini the center from Wisconsin he tested out he tested out there so all of a sudden he's helped himself but there are to me they'll probably be in the first round I would say six tackles wow there's a chance that someone uh deems their guy a first round great guy because you don't know what the other folks are doing I mean the most since the AFL NFL merger in 1970 was seven tackles in 2008 the Matt Ryan year that he was drafted a quarterback there's been several years where six was a play it's at least that and there's a chance it could tie that if it's a crazy night bust it but just looking at the testing of this is I was taking notes while these old linemen ran on Sunday Tanner Bartolini both 40s handsome his 10 yard split 169 well Joe Alth at nearly 6 9 322 pounds his 10 split 173 and 174 respectively Central Florida offensive linemen Thailand Grable both of his 40s sub 499 Frank Crumb from Wyoming who had the blonde lettuce as they call it this huge long flowing locks 494 40 and then there's a from a different level of school South Dakota States Garrett Greenfield 6 6 3 11 highest set the record for vertical jump for an offensive linemen at 38 and a half inches these guys are ridiculous but at the top their game changers and what we were saying earlier about okay we got an athlete here do we have a football player I think that's what a Marius Mims is trying to show because he only had eight career starts at Georgia all the other things are there at almost 87 inch wingspan I mean can reach around the corner and tap you on the shoulder and then move his hand and go who was that Ramon you're having like a response to some of these numbers why is this so impressive to you because again the sizes of these dudes is what's getting me like these dudes aren't like they're just I feel like for a while the NFL got lighter as far as the interior guys I mean the offensive line guys went and they try to go more athletic and I even see some of these guys coming in now as recruit watching recruits watching the college world they're coming into like 360 cutting then trimming down to like 340 330 and but their athletes like I always thought a Marius Mims was big I thought JC Lake them at Alabama was big and then you see them Coach Mack as you just said like a Marius Mims I'm not sure if there's a better looking offensive line prospect as far as just body type that you say to yourself or he's got the right coast the right system right mind and you expect them to have that always coming out as a five star guy then he should be a pro on either the right side or the left side and then you see a guy like JC Lake them that may be a little bit more softer of a body then let's go a Marius Mims but then you see the way he moves you watch his tape and when you're talking about is he a football player yes they are and it's not even just we spoke about the six or seven tackles that may go in the first round let's talk about the top 100 potentially in that you have Cooper BB you have Jackson Powers Johnson you may have a toilet guy you have a Jordan Morgan Alice Frazier Alice Frazier you got the Yukon Guard also who are top quality guys like to be able to spread around this wealth you got two dozen guys in that 100 easily in that 100 and not even to mention the guys who you say yeah we can coach him up there's a guy or two that's going to be a project that can bold well for you I think you got more quality and I got to give credit to the portal you got to give credit to the COVID year potentially to them getting an extra year or maybe these guys that may be coming out younger having to sit behind an older guy and watch them be pros in college too so there are some benefit to it and you just got to appreciate the big like I said I was just amazed that the agility and speed of them at their size you're not supposed to be 346 running a 5 flat you know and again it was just it was fun to watch that group it really was because you know and and we're you know we like to dig a little deeper here on the OTP you know rather than just the bigger names I mean we talked about Tanner Bartolini Brandon Coleman the guard from TCU 643 ran 499 I mean he'll be a fourth rounder but he vertical jump 34 inches you know that that big Mason McCormick is a guard center from South Dakota you know I mean I mean the guy the 508 40 I mean you watch him you can move Christian Jones the offensive lineman from from Texas he's an offensive tackle 65305 I mean there's a that's the third round guy right there that had a solid senior bowl but he showed out here to come and of course we went through I mean Joe Walt is and you go okay. The guard from Boston College Christian Mahogany Christian Mahogany yeah I mean so what these guys are saying is 100% true and then and then Fouaga and Fautner Morgan State in Washington these dudes are up there you gotta like I'll tell you another guy too because I watch these guys because we might need one is Roger Rosengarten from Washington the offensive tackle that was that we watched down there 65308 492 good movement I mean everybody was saying he's a guard well you watch his movement I mean he could be a tackle the way he moved his feet out there so all of these guys did themselves Zach Frazier from West Virginia the center Christian Haines from Yukon the guy he was talking about I mean I watch these guys pretty close and you get a good player that can play for you for six or eight years in the third and fourth round you're happy and some of these guys they're gonna go that deep here on the OTP we we don't discriminate we like all the parts of a football game and we have only been talking about offense the entire time that we've been here so I feel the need before we wrap this up to at least acknowledge that there were defensive players in Indianapolis because there were and there were some guys who really had great showings and so I'd like to hear from each of you maybe just a defensive player or two who really stood out to you because I feel bad that we're not giving that whole side of the ball any love and they deserve it or at least some of them do right Mac I look for a nickel corners were outstanding the corners were outstanding and and and let me just give you some names of nickel corners these are not the guys on the edge these are nickel corners take Juan Hardy from Penn State 42 and a half inch vertical jump I mean the dude is gonna play over the slot Andrew Phillips from Kentucky 42 inch vertical jump that shows you the explosion Max Melton from Rutgers Mike Keith's favorite interview at the senior bowl Max Melton 11 for broad jump I mean he is a bull terrier and and and he he will be there Mike Sanestrell from Michigan 1011 broad jump he's gonna be a nice nice nickel in this league those are the nickel guys that I was watching just expressly and then I'll let these guys go into the other guys on the edges because the how many ran for 4 4 or less there I think there were 9 that ran 4 4 or less their players there at the cornerback that's a deep position I think our OTP OTP listeners know about Braden fist so I'm not even gonna mention him anymore in the combine that he had but it's three other detackles that I fell in love with watching the numbers and just watching their tape to and as Ruka Rohoro out of out of Clemson big body guy can still got so much room to grow Chris Jenkins Junior also him was a guy his measurable is pretty much lined with what his dad did out of Michigan that was insane to see that one a plate against his dad now he's got a kid potentially going in a second and third round and then the other one was DeWayne Carter another big body guy to Duke that performed well and you can say to yourself as much we talk about this offensive line here in Tennessee there is a need for defensive tackle help to I like these guys and we heard Brian Callahan talk about he won't guys from big programs these dudes all play big ball and understand how to play it and each one of them has a mean streak in them that I enjoy and like you paired it up with a guy like Jeffrey Simmons I mean again the body types of these do suggest that they can be space eaters but also playmakers to a Dwayne Carter from Duke is one of those that I think coaches are going to try to figure out where does he play because he played on every position on the defensive line in his time as a blue devil there I've got three guys and I will mention Braden Fisk from Florida State because here's this guy at 63 292 one of our one of my favorite interviews from the senior bowl 33 and a half inch vertical leap 9 foot 9 inch broad jump 40 yard dash 4 7 8 in fact he was one of 7 defensive linemen with a sub 5 second 40 yard dash and then Marshawn Nieland his former teammate who still was at Western Michigan Marshawn Nieland 63 267 702 three cone drill 33 and a half inch vertical leap 9 11 broad a 4 7 5 40 and then a safety that I've kind of been watching out of Oregon Evan Williams Evan Williams 40 and a half inch vertical leap 10 6 broad golly I mean there's so many and in these defensive players I mean one of the top pass wrestlers at the top from Alabama Dallas Turner 4 4 6 40 chop Robinson Penn State 4 4 8 40 some of these guys have got some wheels but I really like Marshawn Nieland and I really like Brayden Fisk to go with them the names that they're bringing are guys that are second third day guys which is important because the Dallas turners the Jared versus those guys are gone yep okay they're gonna be they're gonna be gone gone and rightfully so chop Robinson worked himself right up into that at the combine so these names are bringing up the draft is much more than about the first round I got one one guy I think took his stock up even more and we talked about him at the senior bowl at cornerback Quinion Mitchell coach look Quinion Mitchell is no long you're right yeah he's the worst kept secret in this track it is no secret he may be and I said with a big group of defensive back coaches they're looking like because you know Terry Arnold is a really clean player he ran 4 5 now he's the number one corner he ran he's a very clean player he's sticky he's instinctive played it out of Alabama look he's and and versatile because he went from safety to corner he may very well be the first corner taken but Quinion Mitchell has done nothing but elevate himself in the eyes of people that make a decision in the national football league and the reason I bring that up coach Matt because he may be middle first round and let's say somebody want to deal with the Titans and you got to decide if you want to go get a corner get a tackle or if there's an edge because a quarterback draft as you always speak about pushes you back and also pushes good talent back like Quinion Mitchell may be hard to pass on just because of what you expect him to do and what he's already done in college and of course his numbers let me say something else about that we talk about getting into the mindset of guys he had a chance to get in that transfer portal numbers of times but he said you know what Toledo gave me a chance I'm going to stay here Toledo and he's done not only that but he's worked himself every every test that he's been giving the senior bowl was a huge test he stepped up mastered it the combine mastered it but the fact that he said you know what I'll stay here because they gave me a very Pat Tillman ask very right so in terms of loyalty and staying in a spot Quinion Mitchell he'll be a footnote at his college at Toledo he'll just be the second player in their athletic history that has been drafted in the first round of the draft decades ago Dan Williams a defensive lineman who had a nice career was a first round pick out of there he'll be the first first round pick out of the Mack conference since the Titans to Corey Davis in 2017 he I mean it's done I mean he I would be shocked if he wasn't a first round pick and I don't think that's going to happen was even cooler too with him he's supposed to run fast all right with his projections 20 reps on the 225 thank you can we mention that couple like everybody got something dirty about that we're talking about the big boys running right that ain't what we do okay little guys on bench like this they may get 8 to 12 or even 50 he pushed out 20 reps on 225 and a guy with longer arms to know he's not you know you know what that tells you he's worked at it he's a grinder he's a grinder yep you guys this is so great I just I I'm having a little moment over here the combine is in the rear view mirror now but there's still so much to talk about as we continue on heading towards the draft at the end of April April 25th through 27th in Detroit that is the NFL draft but before we get there we still have pro days at schools to get through we still have 30 visits where the individual clubs bring people in get to spend a little bit more time with them get to know them a little bit better so we still have ways to go here do we have any final thoughts as we are wrapping up this portion of the pre draft process and moving on towards Detroit one more thing for agency yeah here it comes it's knocking on the door that's the next on the docket the thing the thing you learn and I heard somebody on this panel say it don't be an IE don't be an instant evaluator keep your powder dry we don't draft until the end of April fall in love with the tape not the tag on the wall and it'll be fascinating too it's a free agent mark right there what resets or settles the draft as far as the quarterbacks you got a bunch of quarterbacks who have valuable plan time in NFL Kirk Cousins Russell Wilson etc that may reshape what the draft does also there's two teams and two quarterback situations that I think mold that to his point for obviously the first overall pick with the Chicago Bears do they deal Justin Fields and if they deal them to Atlanta who's sitting at eight then that's the two teams I'm talking about but if for some reason Atlanta isn't able to make that happen or they bring in Kirk Cousins and sign him that's going to change you know there's two trade partners right there with who these young guys are at the top of that quarterback pod but that will shape it for that first night of the draft this time of year when I was coaching you start to work the phones that's fascinating there's just so much good happening right now there's so much excitement and we're going to cover all of it here on the OTP we've got you OTP people don't worry so subscribe comment tell all your friends about the OTP because we have all the information right here everything you need to know and these guys are going to help us all along the way so for Ramon Foster coach Mac rep Brian I'm Amy Wells and this has been the OTP