You know, look, they brought Des Brin in last year for a reason.

There's something that they know they're lacking.

Whoever comes in has to be kind of that physical, tough guy thinking about Baltimore

and what is needed.

I would probably lean towards Bateman.

I think this is the most volatile year that we'll ever see when it comes to the draft.

There are a lot of us on the outside who are speculating and talking about our prospects.

We'll really have no idea how it's going to shake.

Welcome into the lounge, our all-star lineup of draft analyst experts.

We don't want to just call them analysts. These analysts experts yes just made that up uh but it continues it continues today with bucky brooks from

the nfl network uh bucky you see him all the time this time of year uh you can get him on

twitter at bucky brooks and he's the host co-host of the Sixth podcast, along with another friend of the lounge, Daniel Jeremiah.

So, Garrett, strap up, buddy, because we're ready for more draft talk.

Look, we're going back to back to back.

You know, you don't typically see the back-to-back-to-back home runs, you know, in baseball.

How often do you see that? That's almost never. But to go, Daniel Jeremiah, Mel Kuiper,

and Bucky Brooks, we're bringing it with these last three guests to get Ravens fans ready for

the upcoming draft. And this is fun. It's a lot of fun. So we're going to jump right into that interview with Bucky. We're happy to be joined by Bucky Brooks, who's an NFL network analyst, and you can follow him

at Bucky Brooks. Bucky's also the host of the Move the Sticks podcast along with Daniel

Jeremiah, who he recently had on the lounge just last week. So, Bucky, let's jump in here to, I think, kind of conversation number

one around Baltimore in the draft, and it's always around wide receiver. And it seems like

there's not really a consensus about kind of who the better guy is between Terrace Marshall Jr.

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