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And you can't go wrong if you eat plenty of cereal, fruit, milk, bread and butter.  There's no beaten this eaten. Talk about tasting swell. Mmm, boy. What's more, for extra health benefits, crisp, tender, wheat or rice shot from guns has restored natural grain amounts of vitamin B1, niacin and iron. Yes, and talk about flavor. Just you try them. You'll love to eat. Quaker-puff rice. And Quaker-puffed wheat. It was a sharp cold evening in early October when the river packet Lady Bell made its way on the last trip north to Dawson. Sergeant Preston, with a great dog king beside him, walked toward the bow of the boat to view the ever-changing magnificence of the Yukon territory that lay before them. As they approached the rail, Preston noticed a young man and woman standing close and gazing intently at the shimmering northern sky. The young woman turned, and then, as her eyes rested on King, she involuntarily uttered an exclamation. Oh, there's that big dog!  Who was your fella? Gosh, you sure a fine dog. See, you were the Royal Northwest Monopolis, aren't you? That's right. I'm Sergeant Preston. I'm Ben Yancy, and this is my wife, Ann. How do you do? I'm glad to meet you. Same here, Sergeant. Thank you. You, uh, new to the Yukon? Yes, we are. We, uh... We had a little store down in Juneau, but we sold out and were going to Selkirk. I see. The gutting there is us before the winter sets in. I know. Frankly, I'm not too happy about going to Selkirk. The idea was kind of sudden. Oh, you'll get used to it, Ann. You see, sir, I inherited a gold claim. That's why we're going up there. Oh, really? Yes, an uncle of mine went up there two years ago. He died last month and left his claim to me. Ben had a letter from a lawyer in Selkirk saying the claim had been willed to him, and it was necessary to come there to settle things. Well, I hope for your sake, Mr. Yancy, that it's a prosperous claim. No, I hope so, too. We didn't get much for selling our store in Juneau, and we've about used up all of it making this trip. I see. I haven't stopped at Selkirk since last spring, but, uh, going out to my dog team now in Dawson. And I'll head back through Selkirk. I'll look you up then. It'll be about ten days from now. Good. We'll know more about things than Selkirk. Yes, and we'll be very glad to see you again. We won't know anyone there in Selkirk. By the way, I know quite a few people in the territory. Perhaps I knew your uncle. Say, we're nearing Selkirk now, Anne. Come on, we have to get our things together. Yes, we'll soon be docking. Oh, let's hurry, Ben. Goodbye, Sergeant. Bye, King. Goodbye, Sergeant. Bye. See you again soon. Arriving at Selkirk, Ben and Anne Yancy left the boat and went to the hotel. The following morning, they walked the short distance to the office of lawyer Frank Davis, who had written a letter to Ben. Oh, I hope Mr. Davis is in his office. We'll soon know. Come on. Are you lawyer Davis? Yes, that's right. Hey, you must be Ben Yancy. That's right. This is my wife. Well, I'm glad to see you both. Sit down and we'll attend the business right away. Here's a chair for you. All right. Thank you. Thank you, sir. Thanks. Here's a letter you sent me, Mr. Davis. Oh, yes. You have a cigar, Ben? No, thanks. Your uncle described you to me quite well, so I'm sure of your identity, Ben. Yes, sir. Ed, Mauro and I were good friends. Too bad about his death.  Oh, poor Uncle Ed. Of course, he was getting along in years, but he was wise enough to make a will, and he appointed me to take care of things and get it settled. How long will it take, Mr. Davis? We can settle things right away, Ben. A couple of papers to sign, that's all. This tin box contains what cash and personal affection Uncle left. I'll open it. It contains his watch and chain and $50 in cash, as you can see. $50? That's right. Of course, there's the gold claim. It'll take you out there right away. But we thought if he had a gold claim, he must have left more than $50. I'm sorry if you came up here with a wrong impression. Perhaps I should have been more explicit in my letter. Of course, there's a cabin out there to live in with its furnishings. How far is it from town? About five miles east of here, Mrs. Hensley. Gosh, I don't have much left after our trip, but we wouldn't have any transportation there either. You'll need a sled and dogs, I suppose. I may be able to arrange so that you can get them if you decide to stay. Ben, what are we going to do? We can't make a living at that claim if your uncle got so little from it. I know. But I guess there's nothing we can do now, but try it. That's the spirit, Ben. Here, sign these papers and then I'll get horses and take us out to the cabin. Ben signed the papers which showed that he'd received his legacy from the lawyer. Then, leaving Selkirk on horses, the three of them soon arrived at the cabin.  Oh, heavens, is that the cabin? Well, that's it, ma'am. You'd better look around. Gosh, it's pretty weather-beaten. Here, honey, let me help you. All right, thank you. Oh, it needs repairing. I'll unlock the door. It doesn't seem possible that Ben's uncle could live in a place like this. Look there on the table. Oh, Uncle Ed's picture. Like the one he sent us. I guess this was his place, all right. Colleen, I don't know what to say. If I had the money to take you back, we wouldn't think of staying. Well, no need to feel like that, Ben. I'll tell you what. You stay here a couple of days or so and look things over. The claim is out and back. Oh, but we haven't food in we- Well, I stocked a bit of food in here knowing you'll be along on that boat. There's enough for a few days or so. Gosh, Mr. Davis, I wish you had told us what to expect. Yes, yes, I guess I should have. I'll tell you what. Stay here a few days. I'll leave two of the horses with you. And if you don't think you can make a go of it, maybe I can find someone to buy out the claim. For at least enough to get you back to Juneau. I'm sure I can get a few hundred dollars for it. Well, that's awfully kind of you, Mr. Davis, but we can't let you- Now say no more about it, Mrs. Yancey. I feel a bit guilty about this matter and I know I can push through the deal in time for you to take the return boat at the end of next week for White Horse. That is, if you want to leave- Well, we'll stay a couple of days and, like you say, look things over. Good. And if you decide to go back, just come on into town and let me know. There's a shed out back where you can stable the horses' bend. They'll be safe there from the wolves. Wolves? Well, now I shouldn't have frightened you. As a matter of fact, the wolves won't bother you around here at least until after the snow sets in and they get hungry. Well, I'll get back to town now. Thanks for everything, Mr. Davis. Well, that's all right. And if you want to see me just ride on into town. Goodbye, dear. Then what are we going to do? No, no, honey. Take it easy. Let's give it a try. There might be gold in the claim. Who knows? If things don't work out, we'll accept his offer and go back on the boat. That afternoon, Ben went out and looked over the claim. Even to his inexperienced eyes, it showed little promise. Yet he was determined to give it a try. He found no tools of which to work, so taking one of the horses, he rode into town to the trading post. When he entered in the ports of the counter, we looked him over critically. I want to buy a pick and shovel. Oh, a pick and a shovel, is it, huh? Sure, and you're new here, aren't you, mister? That's right, I am. Well, I'll get the things you want. When did you get in the cell car? There you are. Like I just said, when did you get in? Came in on the boat last night. Well, that's ten dollars for the pick and ten for the shovel, mister. There it is. What's yours? Ben Yancy. Ben Yancy, eh? You fixing to work a claim? Yes, my wife and I have a claim about five miles east of here. Five miles east, you say? Great day, you don't mean that worn-out claim with that cabin is, with the porch roof rotted off? Yes, that's it. Well, no.  It's a dead claim. I hope you didn't put any money into getting it. No, it was love to me. Well, that sure is something to leave to somebody all right. Well, you'd better not waste your time trying to work that claim, Yancy. Is there anything else? No, thanks, that's all. I'll be in again. Goodbye. Goodbye, son, and good luck. You're sure needed. We'll continue our story in just a moment. I am thinking of something. Can you tell me what it is? Gee, are we gonna play that swell game again? Yeah, like we did the other day. Right, kids, remember you just asked me questions. I'll answer right or wrong, and you see how quick you can guess just what it is I'm thinking of. Ready? Okay, let's see. Is it something we all know about? 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You need a good breakfast to help you through those long hours at school and play. And there's added food value, too, in Quaker Puffed Wheat or Quaker Puffed Rice. Both delicious kinds have restored natural grain amounts of vitamin B1, niacin, and iron. What's more, these king-sized kernels are loaded with nut-like flavor. They're crisp and tender. They're shot from guns, exploded up to eight times normal size to make them bigger and better-tasting. Just make no mistake. Wheat or rice shot from guns is never sold in bags or bulk. Ask for the big red and blue package with the famous smiling Quaker Man on the front. That way, you'll be sure of getting the one and only Quaker Puffed Wheat and Quaker Puffed Rice. Now to continue our story. After leaving the trading post, then rode back to the cabin with the tools he had purchased. By the time he rained up at the cabin, his thoughts were in a turmoil. Oh, hold that, hold! I've seen you both the time, but really, what was the claim then? Maybe, after all, we might be... I'm not... I don't know what to think. What do you mean? Well, the way the old stalker would talk when he found out we had this claim out here. What did he say about it? That's just it. I don't understand it at all. He said an old sourdough gave up this claim some time ago. It was a dead claim. A dead claim? Yes, he said I'd better not waste my time trying to work it. Then, as I was leaving, he wished me luck, saying I'd sure need it. Well, but why on earth did your uncle go to the trouble of making a will to leave it to him? Oh, I don't know. I'm confused about the whole thing. Ben, why not go into town to see Mr. Davis about the offer he made? We'll starve to death here if the claim really isn't any good. Davis is just trying to be nice to us. We'll be taking advantage of him to take his money for this place. I'll take the claim for a few days. Maybe Uncle Ed did make a strike just before he died and didn't tell anyone about it. Believe me, if there isn't any gold out there, we're really on the spot. During the next few days, the temperature dropped and heavy snows fell. It was the first part of the following week when Sergeant Preston and King, returning from Dawson, stopped with a dog team in front of the trading board. Booking! Hi, Husky! Come on, fella! Hello, Mike. Where? Where? Sergeant Preston and King. It's good to see you again. King's glad to see you again, Mike. We haven't been here in Selkirk for some time. Sure, we missed you, too, that we did. Well, what brings you here now, Sergeant? I stopped in town to see a young couple I met on the boat. Maybe you can tell me where to find them. Well, now, maybe I could if I knew their names. Ben Yancey and his wife. Ben inherited a gold claim around here, he told me. Ben Yancey? Say now, there was a young fella by that name coming here a while back. Bought a pick and shovel. Poor chap. He sure looked downcast and I told him about the claim he inherited. He could dig out there till doomsday without turning up as much as a grain of gold. Really? As strange as Uncle should bother making a will, if that's the case. Those two young people were almost without funds, they told me. By the way, who owned that claim, Mike? Sure, and nobody's been near the place for a year, I'd say, Sergeant. What? The old sourdough who used to have it gave up, went to Whitehorse. Oh, that's odd. Ben told me his uncle died about a month ago and left everything to Ben. The only one who's died around here was old Ed Morrow. He was a little over a month ago. Ed Morrow? He owned a nugget mine, as I recall. That's right. Now, if it was something like that the Yancey's inherited, they'd really have something. Yes, sir. Mike, is there a lawyer here in town now? Sure is, Sergeant. A fella named Frank Davis. Oh, him and Morrow was thick as two peas. That they were. I see. Thanks, Mike. You've given me an idea. And if I'm right, King and I will have to move fast.  Let's go, King. Meantime, while Sergeant Preston and King were at the trading post, a man hurriedly entered lawyer Davis's office. Well, what's your hurry, Hank? The wolves chasing him. You better stop puffing on that cigar and listen to what I have to say, Frank. Well, what is it? I just saw Sergeant Preston and his dog go into the trading post. What about it? If he should happen to run into that fellow Yancey, he might ask questions. Seeing as how Yancey's a stranger around here, you better do something about closing that deal and quick. Yes, I guess you're right at that. If I can get Yancey to sign over his claim to me, I'll be safe. Yeah, but the fool's still trying to work that dead claim out there. I thought he'd give up and now come in and take up your proposition. Who did that? The only thing to do now is take the paper and the money and go out there. You better do some fast talking. The last boat south gets here in the morning and they ought to be on it. I'll talk them into it. After they sign, I'll take them by a shortcut over to your place near the nugget mine for the night and then see that they take the boat in the morning.  Better follow the back trail out of town, too, since you're fairly new around town. That Mountie might ask you some questions if he met up with you. All right, I'll take the paper with me. I'll put it in my pocket and get going.  Davis left by the back way and it was about five minutes later that Sergeant Preston and King stopped out front. Hank, who was just about to leave, heard Sergeant Preston stop. He sat down behind the desk and waited. Well, Sergeant, come right in. Thanks. Are you the lawyer, Frank Davis? No, Davis is out of town. He's missing on the last boat on business. I see. Well, that's possible. As I remember, several people did get on here at Selkirk. I was on that boat, but I don't know Davis by sight. Oh, too bad. If you had any business with him, you could have talked to him then. Yes. You sure Davis went to Dawson? Oh, yes, I'm sure. Sorry, I missed him. Oh, by the way, can I offer you a cigar? No, thanks. I don't smoke them. I don't know why. Well, then why did you... Who are you and what are you doing here? I'm Hank Greenway. I sort of look after things here while Davis is away. Besides playing office, boy, to Davis, what else do you do around Selkirk? Now, listen here. No, you listen to me. Quiet, King. I've seen you around town before and I happen to know your office manager for the Nugget Mining Company. Well, what if I am?  That smoldering cigar butt there tells me someone left here in a hurry just before I came in. You lied about Davis being in Dawson, didn't you? Now, see here. You have no right to come in. I'll take a look out back. Now, wait a minute. Davis haven't left in a hurry with his dog team. I have some questions to ask him, so I'll trailing him as for you, Greenway. I might want to ask you a few later. So stick around town till I get back. Come on, King. Up front, boy. Come on, King. Once more it had begun to snow heavily. But not knowing where Davis was heading, Preston and King were slowed a bit as they tried to follow his trail in the storm. In their small cabin, Anne and Ben Yancey glanced at each other as they listened to the moaning of the wind outside. Ben, the last boat for a white horse leaves here tomorrow. I know, but if this storm keeps up, we couldn't use the horses to get to town. But maybe if we left right now... We couldn't chance it without a dog team, Anne. I guess I've been a fool not to have gone in and accepted Davis's offer before this, but I felt that... I know. You felt that he was just being nice to us by making that offer. Yes, I'm sure of it. Nobody would want to buy this place. But we can't stay here. I can't stand it. Oh, Ben, you have to do something right away before it's too late. That awful wind and those wolves howling last night. I know how it affects you. Maybe we can... Oh, something's coming. Hello! Hello there! Let me get inside. Who came out in all this storm? I'm so glad to see... I know the way out here blindfolded, Mrs. Yancey. I used to come often to see your uncle. Yeah, that's right. I've been so frightened. We must get away from here. Well, it's a good thing I came out then. My offer still holds good if you want to accept it. In fact, I brought out the paper for Ben to sign if he wants to. Oh, yes, of course he'll sign it. Oh, but the boat. Suppose it doesn't come through on... Oh, the boat will come through in the morning. The river hasn't iced up enough yet to stop it. But could we get to town all right? Yes, of course. I'll see to that. I have a paper for you, Ben. And, Ben, you'd better read it first. I never let people sign things without reading them over. Read it, Ben, out loud. I, Ben Yancey, do hereby give up all right entitled to the Nugget Mine and other properties, real and personal, which are willed to me by Edward Morrow, to Frank Davis for the sum of $300. Of course you can keep the watch and chain and the $50 you got, Ben. Oh, Mr. Davis, you're so good to us. That's right, he is. But what's this Nugget Mine mean, Mr. Davis? Well, that's the way this claim was registered, Ben. Your uncle wanted to give it a name. Oh, Jack. Here's the pen. Thanks. Oh, sign it right there on that line and can witness it. All right. There. Are you in? I'll be glad to. There, Mr. Davis, it's awesome. Wait a minute. As Sergeant Preston and King entered, the wind and a sudden gust blew the sign paper off the table across the cabin. Well, the paper, the wind blew it off the table. Well, I'll get it. Get it, King. Get that paper. No, he won't.  Easy, King. Make it here, boy. Give me that paper. That's it. I'll report you to headquarters. You have no right budding in on this transaction. The deal has been completed. Well, this is an interesting document, Davis. Sergeant, why are you interfering? Mr. Davis is only trying to help us. He's only trying to cheat, Ben, out of one of the richest minds in this territory. Nugget Mine, formerly owned by Ed Morrow. That's my uncle's name. I know. Did he give you the $300, Ben? No, not yet. And the deal hasn't been closed, Davis. I'll just tear this paper up. A bullet coming through the window had barely creased Preston's forehead and he stood momentarily stunned. But the great dog, King, moved into action instinctively while the deep-throated snarly moved back and then sprang. The dog went right through the window. I'll get that paper now. No, you won't. I'll get him, Ben. Get your gun and watch him, Ben. All right. I'll go see what King found. I'm King. How are we, John? They came through the window. I am.  Get going. Who's he, Sergeant? Ben. This is Hank Greenway, manager, or I should say former manager of the Nugget Mining Company. That's your company now. You have nothing against this. Nothing. They both signed that paper of their own free will. As the lawyer, Davis, you should know the charge of attempted murder of a member of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police will stand up against both of you. Not to mention your attempt to take over the Nugget Mine by your tigery. You're both under arrest. Oh, wait, wait, wait.  You told me to watch that, Malmy.  Well, let the court decide that. Does all this mean that we... that Ben did inherit something worth while, Sergeant? Yes, Mrs. Yancey, it does. Besides the Nugget Mine, Ben inherited a large home in Selkirk if you want to stay there. Oh, Ben. Now we won't have to go back after all. If you hadn't been such a soul poke, Davis, you'd have got them to sign that paper long enough. Good thing they didn't get you to sign it sooner, Ben. Both you and Ann might have suddenly disappeared. I've met men like Davis before. A disgrace to a fine profession. Well, probably fine. He's been disbarred. You think you're smart, don't you? If it hadn't been for that dog, Hank could have finished you off with another shot. Luckily, King was here, though, Davis. And he outsmarted both of you. When I think how close you came to being killed, Sergeant, it makes me sure. I deserve that creasing as a lesson, as a lesson. Yes. I should have known Greenway would follow me out here from town. Gosh, I think you were plenty smart to figure things out and follow Davis here, Sergeant. Oh, thanks, Ben. But let's admit that King saved the day. That's because of him. We can see this case is closed. Hey, fella? In just a moment, Sergeant Preston will give you a preview of Friday's program. Hurry, hurry, hurry. Yes, fellas and girls, hurry and re-enlist in the Junior Red Cross. Be first to sign up again this year. 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Man sometimes I just get so tired of some of y'all. Y'all just be in the comment section running y'all mouths talking recklessly stuff That just don't even mean nothing hefty. You know what? Hold up. 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I appreciate y'all. We got some great questions as we always do Let's jump into it first question came from my guy e9 and today engraving hope you and the fam are doing well I saw a pic of you and the fam on instagram and the crew was looking sharp. They appreciate it. Oh, yeah That was at memorial shout out to jw and he said my question for you is it's draft time You're the ravens gm and you have one minute to turn in your pic at pic 14 The qb run we hope for didn't happen but teams ahead of us have a variety of needs So drafting by bpa best play available Isn't an issue and for some reason our choices are varied At defensive tackle jordan davis cornerback trend mcduffey as jermaine johnson and y receiver trailing berks Who's your pick for at 14 and why? Out of those four who Jordan davis trend mcduffey jermaine johnson trailing berks um I would say I'd say jordan davis I say jordan davis out of all those guys reason being because He will allow for everybody's job on defense to be easier Um, he will impact everybody's job on defense. Um, and he will allow them to have easier matchups Um and matchups where they don't have to be matched up for as long as they normally would He would command just a huge presence On the inside because say for instance and this is just One player i'm just going by one player at a time say for instance. We got a trend mcduffey I like him. You know, I know you can play inside and outside, but I like trend mcduffey a lot but If you get a corner and and again, this is just going one player at a time not talking about the whole draft Because I know you can continue to address needs later on But jordan davis impact to me it impacts everybody trend mcduffey If they would have draft him then it just impacts the wide receivers that we got to go up against It does help the secondary be better and provides quality depth Uh, but it just helps the wide receivers now if you can't get no pressure You got the best cornerbacks in the world It ain't gonna mean much my friend Uh, because them cornerbacks they're gonna be out there But they gonna be so tired after chasing after these wide receivers and y'all ain't getting no pressure So it's gonna be tough jermaine johnson Hey, you could have some fire edge guys But a lot of it has to do with scheme as well But if you ain't got nobody Collapsing that pocket and and just really taking on those Offensive line the center the guards Nobody's that's really consuming them like that in the middle the edge guys they could get double teamed all day They could get chipped all day. They still gonna be able to get theirs here and there, but it just They an edge guy I feel like they they can obviously help of course But a bigger help will come from the inside because a quarterback. They could just step up in the pocket They can step up in a pocket. Uh, they they can make that little edge guy miss But as far as if somebody's collapsing the pocket Then that that makes it hard even for the fastest quarterbacks If the if inside the pocket if that's collapsing that makes it so much harder for a quarterback to escape and It just makes everything that much more challenging for them. Uh, and as far as trailing berks Y'all already know what I meant for wire receiver now that that that was a tough one right there because he would make People's job on offense easier and that's a big thing that we want to happen Um, but the the Ravens, they will have a a plethora of wide receivers Uh to choose from equality wide receivers as well. Um, so pickings. I'm still looking at the Ravens picking pickings Uh, but we'll see how that goes. So yeah out of these I would choose Jordan Davis because I feel like he would have the biggest immediate impact out of all of them Uh, and he said love what you're doing with the channel. Although I watch the vids all the time I don't know why he's comment. Uh as far as that negativity. I remember your mantra block and move on. Oh boy, because Oh boy Hey I uh, I've been on that Especially over the past couple of days. I I've been on that heavy. Um, because I just like I've been trying to get better as far as engaging with it Because I've been trying not to even engage with it Especially if I see if it's somebody that got like this pattern of negativity. I'm like, you know what? I let me just block None personal just well, it is actually personal for me and and for my peace and just for um That's it. It ain't none personal against the person, but it's more so for me. I don't want to deal with no negativity I don't want to hear it. Don't want to see it. Uh, because there's one thing about about disagreements fine Going back and forth about whatever issue with the Ravens blah blah blah fine or NFL whatever fine That's fine. Y'all know I don't care about that. I don't care about that But you could tell people's vibe man. You could tell people's vibe. You could tell people's energy You could tell especially if it's a repeated offender or repeated somebody doing the same thing over and over You you could always tell Um, so it's best to just be like, I I see where this is going. I see where this is headed I see the direction that this is taking. No, I'm good. Don't even want to deal with it and just move on It's just it's it's so much better and it just It's a beautiful thing. Um And he said he is hoping that Boykin finds a new team and makes the most of his opportunity as a wide receiver Oh, yeah. Well, hey, he he sent this on april 19th and he sent it. Let me see what time you sent it He sent obviously before he got picked up by the Steelers. He sent to that 301 I think Boykin got picked up like around like four Yeah, because he would go on the waiver wire. Um, so yeah the Steelers put in a claim for him So, yeah, that would have been made official at 4 p.m. Um, so, yeah So you uh, if you would have just sent this an hour later You would have found out but I know you know now next question came from a boy harry He said good day to you engraving and the rest of team keep it clean fam Hope everyone is well and excited to see the direction our favorite team will take with this upcoming draft He is coming up very very soon Me and my family, especially my dad are big ravens fans We were arguing over who's the better g in between ozzy and eric. Oh see This is tough And I know this comparison has been getting thrown around back and forth, especially recently Especially this is where it comes up the most whenever you Whenever you hear oh man Ravens tried to get that guy, but it didn't it didn't end up happening Oh, they just came up that show. Oh the guy didn't want to come here That's when um, that's when I hear it get thrown around the most. Oh, man We need to get ozzy back. Oh, man. Ozzy's better. There's a third. That's when I hear the most But for me, I think it's it's very it's hard to come it's almost impossible to compare and like Eric's been a GM since what 2019 Um, and ozzy have been GM since forever before Um, so it's like ozzy had years and years and years and years and years doing this eric has had years Um, so I mean the comparisons are gonna happen because eric's taken over like officially for ozzy newson We know ozzy newson is still behind the scenes and whatnot Then they just switching because eric was behind the scenes more before and ozzy was up front But now they they just switched positions. Um, so with that being said, um, it's just It's it's a very hard comparison. But again, it's gonna happen It's like when people compare cj mosey to ray lewis wasn't fair to him But it's gonna happen because he's the one that stepped into the role Uh, a couple years after ray lewis. Well, not a couple years, but y'all know what i'm saying And it's like comparing eric weddle to ed read matt elam to ed read um Whatever safety we get Being compared to ed read it's not fair to them because The person before them they accomplished so much. They had their misses now too But they accomplished so much. So it's it's why it's so hard to make the comparison because It's not like it's this level playing field at least in my opinion I don't think it's a level playing field because again ozzy was there for what 20-something years and now eric is there Going on his this is his third fourth. Yeah, I mean So it's again, it's just tough. Anyway continuing. He said We were arguing over who's the better g in between ozzy and eric my dad likes to claim ozzy But I told him it's only because ozzy has done it longer and most of his drafts helped us to become the ravens Who we are? Yeah, I agree with that. Um, but yeah, again, that's exactly what I was saying till probably should have kept reading first um, but yeah, ozzy had been doing it a much longer time and He was vital in forming the ravens. I mean like All the ravens legends were drafted with ozzy noosom as gm all of them Now eric, he played a part in that too. He was helping out, but Ozzy was the one who was the gm. So the ravens how they uh, They built on defense and defense defense defense these historic defenses. Um There's obviously two super bowls. Um, that that that'll kind of give you the edge too Uh, but yeah, so it just it makes sense because he had been doing it for so long. But anyway Um, he said with that said, uh, though, I told him don't think that in oz. We trust never had a bad draft Oh, yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah Yeah, because um, a lot of people They see eric the cost is drafts and they be like, oh man ozzy noosom. He drafts so much better But I did he did have a lot of misses too now He had a lot now he took a lot of swings But he had he sure had a lot of misses and had some drafts where I was like, oh yikes big yikes huge yikes um He said, um, I told him that I I can recall four drafts that ozzy had that stunk So he said 2004. So let's look up the 2004 uh ravens draft picks Or draft class. I mean, all right. Here we go. Um Oof yikes Oh Goodness gracious Where'd it go? It just disappeared on me. I just saw it and it disappeared All right. So the 2004 draft class round two Dwan Edwards. Oh, he certainly didn't work out. Oh around three DeVar darling I remember him 150 round five rotary green. I don't remember him Six josh Harris quarterback I remember him six another six round pick clarence more. I remember him six foot six clarence more I remember him for sure. Um number round seven derrick abney wide receiver Yikes and pick seven brian renf offensive god Yikes Wow Big yikes. He also said 2005. Uh, well, let's go there. Let's go to 2005 um first round pick was marclayton He started getting a lot better Toward the end of his career with the ravens, but it just it never really worked out Uh, then he went to the rams and it was looking good Then he got hurt. He just kept getting hurt and that was the end of his career Oh, Dan cody second round pick another second round pick offensive lineman adam terry I always remember his picture from adam adam terry. His picture was so happy. He's like I like that in A round for jason brown the center from uh, north carolina I remember him Oh, just in green running back in the fifth round pick don't remember him Derek anderson shout out to him a quarterback He went to go play for the browns. He played for the panthers too Um, and then lying back at mike smith from texas tech. Oh, that's another big yikes. Okay. So, yeah, these are definitely two, uh, two misses Then he said 2015 was another one. Let's go to 2015 Uh, first round pick brashad perryman I already don't like you for this one. Uh, but the second round pick max williams. Oh, man. I had high hopes for max I really thought he was gonna be that dude. I really did but he's still over there in arizona doing this thing Uh, oh carl davis. What happened to him? Cause I know he went to the browns He was there for a tiny. I don't know what happened to him after that Uh, round four zadaria smith. Okay now Uh, round four buck allen. Okay now Uh, around for tray walker that that can't be held against him. Uh, but round five nick boyle still going still going Round five, uh, robert mires and round six darin waller. So this draft is crazy because This this draft. Oh, okay. Let let me read because I see he wrote something about it. Um, he said, uh, 2004 the best player we drafted was clarence more 2005 mark clayton and derrick annison were our best in 2015 wasn't necessarily bad But everyone had success after they weren't ravens except nick boyle brashad perryman's darian smith and darin waller Boom So that's what I'm getting ready to say and now buck allen too. He had success on the ravens It wasn't like this crazy amount of success, but he was um, he was impactful on the ravens um Let's go to 2016 2016 was another one that he named All right uh First round pick ronnie stanley Great player, but the injuries have just been killing him second round pick camele camele career Outside linebacker brave is wanted to use him as an inside lineback and got confused why it didn't work Um, oh bronce and kufus. Oh, this is the draft where we didn't want to trade That third round pick that bronce and kufusi pick to move up and get jailing randy. This is the one Okay, uh fourth round pick taevan young He worked out besides the injuries the play on the field great like again ronnie stan So both ronnie stanley and and taevan young both Good players, but they got hurt a lot chris more chris more um Good special teamer. He was a return guy Uh, they got in there receive every now and then um, but he was he was solid alex louis he was all right, um Definitely worked out. Well, he went to the jets and he was there for a little bit and after that. I don't know where he is now um willy Henry oh willy henry. What happened to him? He I remember he got cut like a couple years back and he just disappeared never heard from again kina dixon shout out to kina dixon. Um after He got cut in 2019 He went did he also I don't know what happened to him after that Matt judon Okay, we know about matt judon kenan reynolds wide receiver Wow, he was actually a quarterback in college and they tried to turn him into a wide receiver Um And then six round another pick was morris kennedy And he he was up and down with the ravens. Then I think he went to the jets A lot of these guys end up going to the jets, you know jets. They love them ravens. Anyway He said 2016 would have been a good draft except of the three gems We found stanley young and judon judon is the only one that has good health Stanley and young are great when they can get on the field I told my dad all of this because he seems to think I was the only drafted hall of famers or ring of honor personnel Oh, no, no, no, no, he did not he didn't Now he of course drafted a lot of them But that it was a lot of Misses two A lot of misses too And I think a lot of times with the ravens, they're known as this great drafting organization They're known as this great drafting team and I think that's because um when they hit Like they hit like when when ravens hit on a draft pick Or they they hit on a draft pick and they knock it out the park and it's like oh, let's go and some of these players They can be just so impactful for the ravens But when they miss When they miss they miss and they miss big time So anyway, um I'm sure they're gonna be somebody that says oh well, you can say that about anything but anyway, um, he said uh Now eric's first draft was a big miss except for hollywood. Um, and yeah, like Now let let me go to that draft 2019 because You know, really that many people still standing. We still got hollywood Jaylen Ferguson. He's still on a team. We'll see what happens with him Miles Boykin is officially gone. Just as he was still here Uh, ben powers. He's still here Uh, even marshal haven't even seen him yet. David Mack. He's gone. Tracy McSully. He's gone So That's that um But he said uh eric's first draft was a big miss except for hollywood But like 2015 i'm hoping that it was more about how we use the players and not the players themselves The last two drafts. I think he actually did pretty good I just think my dad and other ravens fans like him need to be patient with eric dakosta If he nails this draft, which i'm hoping he does that will mean three out of the four years He did his job very well Your thoughts We're gonna see We are going to see Um, the as far as his drafts and I know as far as really judging a draft class You can't really judge them all the way until at least like three four years after they're drafted Um, but that's where we are right now with the 2019 draft. So overall Um, based off of the impact it is pretty bad It's pretty bad. You got like just such a lack of impact From the class as a whole obviously hollywood has had a huge impact, but That's pretty much been it other guys have contributed here and there Um, but they he's gotten better because in 2020 patrick queen, he certainly had an impact J. K. Darvin certainly had an impact. Mada bk has had somewhat of an impact. Devin duvey has had an impact Malik Harrison not quite yet. Tyree philips has had an impact Ben Bredesen, he's going project Washington He just started having an impact last year with the injuries and stuff and covid and all that James crochet has really had an impact geno stone. Uh, not really, but um So it's he's gotten a more impact out of those guys and then last year rashaab bateman He had an impact when he was healthy Adafi away Yeah, uh, ben cleveland, he ended up becoming the start of brandon steven He was out there a lot telling wireless. He got hurt. He didn't really have an impact Sean wade and dailin Sean wade Ben Mason you cut both of them And then dailin haze, uh, he was hurt So Again, the uh the impact is is getting better Is is getting better So that's the biggest thing that you want. That's the biggest thing you want. You want the draft to um To you want to get impact guys Throughout the drafts. We know not every single player from every single round is going to start We we get that But you want to have more impactful players than not and then of course you want to have quality depth Uh for other areas of your team So hopefully moving forward eric could keep doing this thing and he can keep just getting better at this thing Uh and ravens really find a way to maximize these rookies and just these players talents moving forward