Welcome into this Monday morning edition of pushing the pile, Mike Brenner, JP.P. Acosta, doing a little combine recap.

Risers. We're not doing fallers. There's no fallers coming out of the combine. We need the whole

breadth of their pre-draft process before we're going to say who really, you know, maybe went up

or down. But there are some risers. We're going to talk about guys who impressed. We're going to

go through position by position, give one player apiece, maybe shout out to a few more because

there are some positions that trying to decide, I think offensive tackle was one, linebacker

in other words, just like, dude, you could throw a dart and hit a guy who was awesome in this

year's combine. So we'll do that at the top and then get to mock drafts at the end.

JP, though, what were some of your biggest takeaways from the weekend watching

an indie?

This Edge class is so fun on like day two where I think a lot of this draft in general, like

it doesn't have the juice that previous

drafts have at the top or like that in terms of like instant impact like players.

But I do think the day two, day three group is where most of the money is going to be made

in this draft class.

I think there are a lot of interesting players.

I think a lot of interesting storylines.

And there are a lot of at least starting caliber, starting quality guys in day two, especially in the edge group.

We're going to talk about a couple of guys who I think have put themselves firmly into

day two, like round two scenarios. But I do think that this edge class has a lot of fun players

to go on day two, and we haven't even gotten to most of them

actually testing. It also is the shortest armed edge class of any I can ever remember. We talked

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