Hello, Miami Dolphins fans. How are you today? Thank you for listening to the Dolphins Talk.com podcast on this Wednesday, April the 8th. I'm your host, Michael Leva. And part four of our draft preview series here with Simon Clancy. Today, tight ends and offensive linemen. Simon, how are you doing? I'm good, Maher are you? I'm doing fantastic. I can't wait for the draft to get here. It's been a lot of talk about it it's been a lot of hype, a lot of buildup, a lot of research. And I'm just waiting for it now to start at this point. I got to be honest. Yeah, I'm with you 100%. I do a draft book every year. And it's been killing me, Mike. I honestly like the finishing line is kind of there. And yet every day goes past, and I feel like I'm no close to the finishing line.

So, yeah, I'll be glad.

I'll be glad on the drafts here.

Me too.

I'm tired of looking at mock draft.

I'm just talking.

I just want the draft to get here.

Let's just get this ball rolling.

But once again, tonight, tight ends offensive linemen real quick off the top.

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and subscribe to the channel. As always. Okay, let's start with tight ends. Let's get it out of the way. Kenny and Sadiq, number one tight end in this class. How would you compare him to Tyler Warren of last year? Are they about equal, one a little better than the other?

And you think there's any chance he could sneak into the top 10 or see more in that

like 10 to 15 range?

I think he's more than 10 to 15 range.

I actually think Costa Loveland was the best tight end of the draft last year.

And I think he's probably a little bit more like Loveland than he was Warren in terms of

Sadiq's a pretty decent blocker actually. I mean he's a weird size. It's like six three two

forty one. So he's not the you know, he's not an ideal size. He's not a specific why tight end.

Um, and actually he's contributed a lot for multiple alignments as fullback, a slot, an Hback.

He's played in line a little bit.

But he can really dig out five techniques from the, you know, from in line.

He works really, really hard in that area of the field.

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