Cardinal Tate may be the first wide receiver drafted in the 226 NFL draft and the Ohio State Buckeyes next first round pick.

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I'm Damien Parson.

I'm an NFL draft analyst for Bleach Report. That's Keith Sanchez.

He's the director of Scottie with the Draft Network and 2019 national champion with those LSU.

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We said it, I believe, during our big board reveal, which was Friday.

And if you haven't checked it out, go back and check out Friday's episode.

Pretty sure me and Keith had a discussion about Ohio Statewide receiver,

Cornell Tate.

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As I always ask, Keith Cardinal Tate, 6, 395 pounds,

ended up having close to 900 yards receiving, I believe,

like eight touchdowns in the year because he did miss some games

with the lower, undisclosed lower leg injury. What's that superpower, that a trait that he's going to take into the NFL that's going to help him be successful? Yeah, and like most episodes we've done with these scouting profiles, what I've done, right? I've done a physical trait. I've done, I guess, a mental trait, right? Intangible. That's what I've been calling them.

And I'm going to start with Intangible again, DP.

And Intangible for Cornell Tate is his IQ, in my opinion, just how smart and intelligent

he is and his ability to find vacant spots in the zone defense, right?

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