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Cisole Lammy and Sigmund Bloom on the audible.

And my first takeaway, Michael Pennix is back in the first round conversation.

Now, from what I've heard, Bloom, the New England Patriots are high on Jane Daniels.

And it's so funny hearing New England information.

But without Belichick, the information there flows a little differently.

So they're high on Jane Daniels.

If Washington, with Adam Peters, takes Jane Daniels, which they should, that means New

England's open to trading back.

And then that means they're open to trading back into the end of the first round

for Michael Pennix, who did an outstanding job at the drills. We know he was going to do that.

He's got elite arm talent. He answered my question about his work ethic, which is good. It's

positive. So good day at the podium. Great day on the field. He arguably was the best thrower of all things

at the scouting combine. Michael Pennix once thought is a mid-second at best. Now could be one of those,

you know, Teddy Bridgewater, Lamar Jackson, and of the first guys. Yeah, and I think that he took

advantage of a storyline that we talked about going into the combine cease, which is the top three quarterbacks to not throw.

Now, that left room for J.J. McCarthy to be the quarterback who stole the show.

But McCarthy is turning more into an eye-of-beholder kind of prospect.

Now, those kind of quarterback prospects can still go very, very high in the draft.

And see, you try to put all these pieces together, right?

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