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I am Chris Clark. He is Ryan Tracy. We're diving back into the draft that we actually

just did on the Daily Show. And we're going to talk about how this played out, played

how this draft went in the first round because it is interesting.

You look at this.

This is kind of something we hadn't seen, and I'm not going to pay attention to number

one overall because we all know Mendoza's going one as far as it seems.

So not really going to think about that too much.

But to see Arvel Reese and Sunny Stiles go two, three is kind of surprising, but the bigger

one is that you have potentially David Bailey sitting there for the chiefs and we passed on

him.

Yeah.

Again, that is tough because of the fit in the Spagg system.

It has nothing to the player. I actually think he's the number two pass rusher in this class behind Arvel Reese. I think he's ahead of Bain overall. But Baines plays more like a Spag's guy, even though he's a little bit undersized. Yeah. And if you don't fit the system, you don't fit the system. You don't want to try to take something that's not going to fit what you want to do on defense at nine overall. So in this instance, we actually

traded back and got down to 14 to take Kenny and Sadiq. But the interesting thing to me is when

you start looking at how this played out, Bailey goes the next pick to the Bengals, but then you

have a run on Spencer Fano,

and I'll let you pronounce the guard's name.

Oh, Vega, Ione, I believe.

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