It is Draft Week, people. The facility was created for this week. So lock in.

Chador Sanders, expected to be the second quarterback taken behind Cam Ward. But names are starting

to climb up the charts. Jackson Dart getting a lot of buzz. Tyler Shuck, Louisville, getting a lot of buzz.

Jalen Milro getting a lot of buzz. I spent all weekend breaking down some of these quarterbacks,

but I want to start with you, quarterback.

You played the college game at an incredibly high level,

14-year NFL career.

You know college quarterbacks as good, if not better than anybody, on TV.

So, Chase, are you convinced Shador Sanders should be the second quarterback taken?

No, I'm not convinced.

I'm not convinced. I'm not convinced

really of anything in this draft other than Cam Ward's the best quarterback. Like you could put

number two out there, you could put Jackson Dart, you could put Tyler Shuck, you could put

Shador Sanders, you could put someone else because it's all preference on the team that's

drafting them. We can say what we want and we can break down film like we do, right?

You watch this weekend. I've watched a lot of Sador. Shady's watched a lot of Shador Sanders,

okay? But the thing is, it's all about fit. So when you look at who should be the number two

quarterback, you look at a guy like Shador. Shador is a classic, in my opinion, dropback passer. He is a guy that

sits in the pocket, doesn't have the strongest arm in the world, but is very accurate. Has the

it factor we've talked about a lot. He's taken 94 sacks in two seasons, and I can't just put that

all on the offensive line, even though that offensive line play was really bad there.

He's one of the harder quarterbacks to actually evaluate.

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