You talk about investing in an offensive line, talent on the offensive line, the depth with

Sawyer's ability to play four spots. I like DJ Campbell. Andrew Meyer has had some promising

moments. I'm sure they'll keep adding as the year goes on and into the future and continue to

invest in this spot. But what a good starting point. If you wanted to build this thing inside

out, like John Eric Sullivan said, he did, I think you've

got that first five is really attractive, and there's a couple of depth pieces that might

have to play at some point that I could see performing at a high level.

Hey, yo, what is up, Dahlphans?

And welcome to the Draft Time podcast on today's show.

We begin the first of two film deep dives on the entire rookie class.

I'm watching a whole bunch of games and then trying to condense the scouting reports as much as I can here on the show.

We drafted seven players in offense, six on defense, so we'll split it in two and begin today with a defense.

Chris Johnson, Jacob Rodriguez, Trey Moore, Kyle Lewis, Michael Taff, and Max Llewellyn.

Let's go!

Let's get it going into the film Deep Dives, I want to start the show by covering John Eric Sullivan's spot on the Joe Rose Show on Wednesday morning because it was a few things.

And first, those of you that are like me and have watched every snap, every draft pick,

every media availability from this organization going back to, for me, it's 2005.

I took a couple games off in 04.

I was a 4 and 12 year.

Ricky Williams' retirement was tough to come back from.

But I'm not sure the point I set this up for. I'm not sure if I can remember a better 15

minutes with a major player within the organization in a media setting. The conviction,

...