Back to the war room, we go. Mel Kuyper and Field Gates are turning back the clocks to redraft

the top 10 picks of the 2025 draft. That's coming up. Plus, as always, we respond to your questions,

your takes, and your draft dreams live as first draft starts right now. Hello again,

everybody. And if we seem particularly fired up, it's because we are.

We have a terrific show set for you today with Mel and Field and me greening as we get you set all week, every week here for the upcoming NFL draft.

And this week, rather than looking forward, which we normally do, we're going to look back.

We're going to look back at the week gone by. No, excuse me, we're going to look back at the season gone by and the

draft gone by and figure out who was it that got it right and who was it that got it wrong. So

before we start diving into the redraft, I want to start with a little no huddle here. Field, I'll

start with you. All right. Give us a 35,000 foot view of the 2025 NFL draft class a little more than

halfway into their first season. Generally speaking, what are we seeing as the trends that stand

out, the good, the bad, the ugly, and anything in between? A reminder that guys who can be amongst the most highly criticized players at their

respective positions during the pre-draft process can be just fine. And a reminder of the

guys that are considered the surest of things can also need a little bit of time to get

there. I'll use a couple of players to make that example. Throughout the pre-draft process, one of the biggest question marks was, is Tenor-Mick-Millan fast enough to even go in the first half of the first round? Well, as of right now, he leads all rookie-wide receivers with 64 catches. He has the most receiving yards of all rookie receivers. He's just behind to Emekaca, for most receiving touchdowns. He had eight catches for

130 yards and two scores in week 11. He looks every

bit apart of a number one wide receiver. Conversely,

Abdul Carter was billed as perhaps the best player in the entire

draft class. This guy is somebody that people thought

deserved to be the number one overall pick.

I'm not saying that won't prove to be the case at some points,

but Abdul Carter has been a very quiet factor for the Giants so far this season.

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