What up y'all, welcome back to the DMV our draft podcast. I'm Justin Michael. I'm joined by Jake Schwann. It's a two- man episode today. We're getting perspectives from Fort Collins and Boulder, but we're talking about the

NFC West that is the next division in our just kind of draft great summary series whatever you want to call

that we've been diving into all of them I had to miss last week I was out of town it's good good to see it's been a little bit.

Yeah, man, it's been a while.

Good to catch up with you and talk some ball.

Hope your summer is going off to a nice start and you join the little role here.

Yeah, it's always a weird time. I mean, we kind of have the recruiting boost, I guess.

But right now it's kind of the slow time after you get all the initial transfer movement post spring ball.

Now I guess there'll be some 2024 commitments and stuff like that as we advanced to the summer but it is that that weird dead time probably the slowest time for you and I and I don't know I just don't really know what to do with myself but I guess that's more

I know too.

It's good that we have this kind of stuff to nerd out on.

Where do you want to start, I guess, with this division

because I think Arizona is probably the most logical just given the moves that they made how it all played out.

But I mean do you have any thoughts on the division as a whole? I guess a lot of these divisions you know they have some sort of

overarching theme the AFC west we kind of got into that this one it's kind of all over the place

right yeah it really is Arizona it's kind of all over the place. Right.

Yeah, it really is.

Arizona is really trying, I mean, this is just an organization that's got to figure a lot of

things out when you have a new GM with Kyler's health up in the air who's going to be the

starting quarterback this year when will Kyler come back if he does come back the

L. A. Rams are again kind of a mess.

Uh, Fok Them, picks kind of caught up to them in sort of ways.

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