Having a number two pick is, it's, it's exciting for us to have the number two pick, but

it's also at the same time there's no pressure where a young man is picked.

I think it's unfair to ask a guy just because you're picked number two overall.

You have to come in and you're the face of our franchising, you're the leader.

That's unfair to the guy and I'm not going to put that type of weight on the shoulders

of whoever that is, that we pick, that's not what we're anticipating, that's not what

we're expecting to do.

We're expecting them to come in, be a great teammate, work hard, be deliberate in what

you're doing and have a mindset to get better each and every day.

We have leaders in our locker room already, so I'm not asking the guy to come in and be

this savior for our team.

Ask the guy to come in and just put his head down and just work.

Sounds a lot like what we were talking about with Jeff Okuda, right?

You get a lot of pressure on you as that top five pick to Miko Ryan's first year coach

of the Houston Texans already trying to reduce the pressure in advance for whoever has the

honor and privilege of being the second overall pick in the draft and being invited to join

one of the most dysfunctional football operations in football, but which is at least trying

to turn it around with the hire of Domingo Ryan's and I think he's saying exactly the right

things.

It almost sounds like there and Peter King, I think, raised this point in football morning

in America.

Is it possible if Bryce Young is the first overall pick by the Carolina Panthers that the

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