Penaiseu, you are going to the left, to the left.

Just like I thought left tackle for Penae Soo.

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Let's get right to it. I'll tell you what today's show is all about at the end of the show. The Eagles price is the price for A.J. Brown. In the middle of the show, DJ Moore having growing pains in Buffalo. Yep, that's what we're going to talk about. But we're going to start the show talking about Penae Sewell, to the left, to the left. When the Detroit lines were ready to pick, I was lining up all the left tackle saying that's what they were going to do. And prior to that, Julie and I had said, you know they could just move Penae Soule over there to that position and then find a right tackle since it's easier to do.

People were saying, no, not so fast. That's not what they're going to do. Turns out that's exactly what they're going to do. The all-world right tackle, Penae Soule is going over the left, and Blake Miller, the first round pick is going to have his first crack at right tackle. Yeah, it makes a lot of sense. If you watch Blake Miller back at Clemson,

he primarily played right tackle. I think over the last two seasons, the only games where

he played left tackle were against Pitt back in 2024, then against Furman the week after

that when Tristan Lee, their regular left tackle is out with an injury. So this is a guy who spent

his entire career at Clemson, aside from two games playing right. So it would make a lot of sense to go with Piddey Soul, who played left at Oregon, then his first couple years in the league, having to play right tackle. He can naturally shift back to where he played back in college. And I think it was pretty self-explanatory once Detroit made his decision back in the first round last in, well, now it's June, but back in April, that Blake Miller is going to be the right tackle and Panasio was going to be the left tackle for the moving forward.

Yeah, man, and it also gives you an idea of how those folks think in the NFL. And when we go through these mock drafts,

I tell people all the time, it's player over position.

It's really the same position.

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