Thanks guys! I'll hand this over to Gil and Matt ...

Appreciate the conversation!

I'd say average ... with movement in the teens for offensive linemen potentially happening. The Cowboys, Chiefs, Rams and Eagles have sniffed around on moving up—as we reported in Monday stuff this morning.

I think Hood is now the second CB off the board, and could go in the late teens or early 20s. Dallas, if they don't move 20, seems like a potential landing spot. The injury situation hovering over McCoy—I think he could fall to the 30s or 40s—does leave Delane alone atop the class of corners.

I loved Mendoza's answer to @richeisenshow.bsky.social on this—he basically made it sound like draft night was going to be his thank you to everyone who made it possible. I'd probably want to go, but what he said made me think about it, Mitch.

I mean ... I'd mock Bailey to them now (and reserve the right to change my mind before Thursday).

A lot of that depends on where Broderick Jones is health-wise, and how confident you are he'll play in 2026. If there's concern, and I've heard there is, you may have to take another tackle at 21. The good news is that Pittsburgh's smack in the middle of where a lot of OTs should go.

Ha ... I'm not sure how to answer that one. A lot of this is a crapshoot—if you get three long-term starters out of a single class, that's generally considered a home run. This stuff's harder than people make it out to be.

Well, it'll have to start with John Spytek and Klint Kubiak driving that—and putting the right people around Mendoza. But I actually think Mendoza's experience helping to change the entire dynamic of Indiana football is really valuable coming into the NFL. Football-wise, I like Goff as a comp.

No, I think they move back. And I think it's the right thing to do. Between Darnold, Cross, JSN, Witherspoon, Emmanwori, Murphy, Williams ... they have their core. What they need to do is maintain their depth and balance. And you do that by giving yourself more swings.

Sorry I'm late! BSR, I'd say it'd be naive to suggest job security isn't in the back of people's minds, but for Aaron Glenn, the bigger factor is giving his locker room light at the end of the tunnel. And Bailey has a better chance to do that in Year 1.

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