All right, welcome into another edition of The Cutting Edge with Jack Murci and Mario Macaluso,

and we've added a third guest to the show, Isaiah Bedua.

Welcome to the show.

Appreciate you.

Appreciate you guys listening.

I appreciate you guys coming in.

It's always a treat to have you guys in and talk football. And I thought no better people to talk to around the draft than you guys. And we've got, you know, a projected top 10 pick coming up tonight. So thank you guys for coming in. Thanks for having us, Harry. All right, so draft night's always one of my

favorite nights of the year, especially when we get to celebrate one of our own. Last year, it was

Will Campbell on the first night, going number four, I believe, to the Patriots. This year, it will

likely be Mansour Delane, and albeit one year, I think the stats

prove it, one of the most productive years for a DB to ever come through here, which is saying

something considering the lineage of DBs here. Just to me look like the prototypical ls udb uh honestly crazy he wasn't a tiger

his whole four years considering how much he fit in here let's start broad with you guys

uh for the first question as people that are highly ingrained with the program

just give me your overall thoughts on Monsor as a player, what he was like around the building, but also why he fit in so much here at LSU.

I think the main thing is with him, I think what we saw is that he was raw.

I think he had an opportunity to come to a place that had structure from a defensive

backside.

So Corey Raymond and that group, I think really gets a lot of credit for it.

Because you've taken a player that's coming in, and I think he was aware of that also.

Let's look at the structure. He wasn't a first rounder projected when he came here out of Virginia I think he was aware of that also. Let's look at the structure.

He wasn't a first rounder projected when he came out of Virginia Tech. He was aware of the things

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