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Welcome back. It's the big blue banter new york giants football

podcast i'm dan schneier joined as always my co's nick flado i think today we are also joined by his dog

phoenix who starred for attention as usual phoenix lives a very privileged life though most would say

deservingly um myself included but he's over there begging for something at this point,

either Nick's attention or food. It's always a debate as far as what little column A, little

calm bait. Either way, he wants something. And he deserves something. So good for Phoenix. Today we

are talking about another draft profile. It is wide receiver Carnell Tate. And we're starting with Tate for a lot of reasons.

One, because we think if any receivers in the mix at five for the Giants, it's Tate. Two, because we think of any receivers in the mix for the Giants, they trade down. I think it's date too.

And we'll talk about why, but I think he's by far in a way the best fit for what this team needs if they are to draft a wide receiver early.

Or really at any point, what the prototype of receiver that I think is. think he's by far and away the best fit for what this team needs if they are to draft a wide

receiver early or really at any point what the prototype of receiver that I think they need

that fits dart that fits the current players they have on the roster receiver as well we'll get

into all of that we'll talk about if he's worth drafting at five we want the draft note at five we'll

talk about his scouting profile that we have on him I watched a ton of tape tape on tape on tape than anyone because I watched originally, Nick, and then we did a bunch of shows for Beyond the Box 4 this week, breaking down fantasy profiles on rookies. And Tate was one of them. So with Jacob, I just watched a bunch of Tate. And I was like, I'll say this, Nick, this is my first thing I'll open with them we'll get to you I was way more impressed than I thought I was

going to be watching his tape and like I was not even open to the idea of him at five before it. And now I'm not saying I want it, but I'm way more open to it than I ever thought I would be. I can understand why. I can understand why man. Look, he is a Brian heartline coached wide receiver. Exactly.

He always hit. They do always hit. And we always say don't scout the helmet. And there is, there's a lot of validity to that. But when that helmet is being coached by a technician, you know, when you, when you go through Ohio State, you get the best coaching at the most formidable years

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