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It's Joe Marino and Kyle Craves from the Draft Network, and we are your host here on this Tuesday edition of the show. And for the first time in two weeks, we are recording remotely, Kyle.

It sucks not being with you in the flesh to record the pod. But welcome to the show.

Thanks. Jill. It feels weird to not see your smiling face next to mine as we record another episode of the Draft Dude's podcast. But here we are.

And the bittersweet part of this is I am excited to kind of take deep dives into players.

And what we've done, Joe, is we've targeted two guys who have been kind of buzzy names in recent days.

Joanne Taylor, offensive tackling University of Florida, and D.K. Metcalf, wide receiver from

old miss. And we're going to dive into the tape and talk about the dynamics of their skill sets and why we

feel the way we feel about them. And we're going to hope these podcasts throughout the course

of the next several weeks, we're really going to be able to dig deep into a lot of the

upper echelon of this year's draft class. Yeah, no doubt about it. So we want to give you all

kinds of ways you can consume our analysis on the players. And this is just going to be another

layer to it. And hopefully you guys can listen to our discussions about these players and maybe

even have a greater understanding of what we see, what we don't see and what we think these players can be. So we're going to have a lot of shows just like this where we'll pick a couple of players and really just kind of dig into the traits and talk about what we think these guys can be. And I think we've got a couple of fun players today and Juan Taylor from Florida and D.K. Metcalf from Ole Miss.

Which would you like to start with, good sir?

Let's start up front, Kyle. Start with the big ugly, Jawan Taylor.

Listen, I don't know how ugly you can say this guy's game is because this guy moves really well. He's listed somewhere around 6'5, 330 pounds, former three-star recruit.

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