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A mmm. And now, and now. And's Friday folks, welcome to Draft dudes, I'm Kyle Crabs.

What's better than this?

Start of a weekend.

One more show without Joe Marino, co-hosting and driving the ship along with yours truly if you are like me and you've missed

him dearly fret not he'll be back on Monday fresh off his honeymoon but today we are going to talk about the

the NFC West excuse me we need to talk about two top teams in this division from last season, the LA Rams, and the

Seattle Seahawks and what they were able to do with their draft capital that they acquired and Seattle is always an

interesting team kind of jumping right into this today. Seattle has been a team throughout the course of my six years of scouting the draft,

that more consistently than any other program out there.

targets and identifies, quote-to-quote, their guys.

And they don't typically correlate as far as the valuation of my rankings with the top of the selections that they make.

For example, LJ Collier being their top pick at 29.

First of all, this team did a masterful job acquiring all this draft

capital.

They made 11 picks.

I think that's more than twice as many as they

were supposed to make coming into the class. So the Frank Clark trade obviously

helps with that, the trade backs that they made along the way.

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