At number 25, here we go, top half of half of my top 50.

Latu, Lattu, Edge from UCLA.

Now listen, the neck injury thing is interesting.

Remember, he starts at Washington, he has a neck injury, they say you can't play anymore. It's a career ending neck injury. He gets a second opinion and a second lease on life in terms of his football career finds a home at UCLA and played amazing.

I mean the guy is productive. You put him on the field and he's and this is all my teammates are going to roll their eyes because our coaches used to say this when I was playing he's just a football playing Jesse put him on the field in a uniform given a helmet and a defensive scheme and he's going to go produce.

That's what I think about Latsu.

I think he's a heck of a player and I really love his story.

At number 24 is Cooper Dejeune.

The corner from Iowa.

Cooper is a, I think,

more valuable player than anybody's going to give him credit for because of what he can do all around.

Listen, he's dangerous with the football in his hands.

It's not going to surprise me at all if he's in the return game early in his career.

He can cover in the slot, He can cover on the outside.

If you put him into a defense that plays primarily zone, and there are those defenses out.

And now he can play man, but he's better in zone. He's got such a good feel for

route structure and route combinations, which is one of the reasons why he's so productive

in terms of getting interceptions. So DeGine from Iowa, he's at 24.

Amarius, Mims at 23, the tackle from Georgia, and this is when we start getting into

kind of this offensive tackle rotation. So Mims from Georgia is 23. Tyler Guyton is 22, the offensive

tackle from Oklahoma. I like Guyton's game a lot. I like Mims' game a lot and again we've got I think a great depth at this position in the draft

Wide receiver is deep offensive tackle is deep quarterback is deep, offensive tackle is deep, quarterback is deep, and that's reflected in these

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