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Ladies and gentlemen, we got some wide receiver answers from the NFL combine that will make this draft process much, much more interesting.

First question, Travis Hunter, Ted McMillan at the top.

So who is going to be wide receiver three?

And then once we get to day two, we have loaded speed demons at this spot.

I believe there were about 25 wide receivers who ran the four fours or better.

This draft class needed, needed that injection of athleticism. That was one of the questions I kept asking people is who's the wide receiver five,

wide receiver six in this draft class and no one really had a great answer.

Like the most common answer was Trey Harris, who had a fine day, but nothing exceptional.

And some of the other guys that were answers kind of failed to combine tests.

And then some of the other guys I had really not heard of necessarily kind of popped into

the mix. But to go up to the very talk, we said some, we've answered some questions.

Travis Hunter is that's an unanswered question. Ted McMillan's 40 time. That's an

unanswered question. Maybe he's 40 time. That's an unanswered question too. So we got some

answers, but not all of them. Maybe I jumped the gun on that one a little bit. But let's do our best to find some answers throughout. Okay. Matthew Golden often mentioned in the first round, Danger

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