Ben's latest post is up on substack. Six, six commanders only mock drafts.

From the safest to the you only live once picks. It's really good. You should read it.

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By the way, I have not mentioned today, and I wanted to mention this, that Will Anderson,

Jr., who I think has become maybe the second best defensive player in the league behind

Miles Garrett.

He's certainly in the top three or four.

The Houston Texans gave him a three-year, $150 million contract extension over the weekend.

That makes him the highest paid non-quarterback in NFL history.

134 of the 150 was guaranteed, but the average annual of 50 million a year exceeds that of what Michael Parsons signed for with the Packers when he signed the four-year $186 million at 46.5 last September.

So Will Anderson, Jr., who has turned into an absolute monster in the NFL,

is now the highest paid non-quarterback in NFL history. Ben Standing is with us.

Before we get to the draft, and I gave you very, very short heads-up notice on this.

But do you have an answer to the question that I just asked callers for the last half hour?

The best pick in franchise history and the worst pick in franchise history. And just to make

things, you know, somewhat or less unwieldy, I said like the last 50 years. Really, you can start

with the 80s because George Allen didn't have draft picks when he was the coach here. Do you have

quick answers or did you have time to research it or not?

Yeah.

Okay.

Yeah, I'll give you some quick off-top of head, dog.

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