That was a beautiful run, too. What a jump cut off the inside zone he made. I really like him.

I think he's a heck of a football player.

That little flea flicker. They're going to throw it back to Klubnick. Pursuit coming.

They're going to throw into the end zone. It's caught. Oh, my goodness. Antonio Williams.

Steele. I mean, Adam, let him cook. Let him cook, people. From Ben via email to open up the show,

Ben writes Kevin. You know I'm not a big fan of Adam Peters or Dan Quinn, for that matter.

But I have to concede that Peters knocked it out of the park over the weekend. Stiles was a steel.

They got a polished, ready-to-play route-running wide receiver,

a future starting center,

and one of the running backs you mentioned is a good day four pick.

AP killed it this weekend.

It's great to have a real GM leading this process. Good morning, everybody.

No, we're not doing a lot of this today. FYI. The grades, you know, the winners, losers bit,

the thumbs up, thumbs down bit. Nobody knows anything. I mean, Ben doesn't know anything.

You don't know anything.

I don't know anything.

Adam Peters barely knows anything at this point.

He knows more than we know, and he'll be wrong more than he'll be right.

If you're into the value conversation, I'm up for that.

That's fine.

The thing where you kind of compare where the skins picks came in relative to where they were supposed to be picked based on a consensus of mock drafters, which is somewhat nuts to begin with, but at least there's an element of something objective,

something quantitative from that viewpoint.

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