Meanwhile, Proctor has size that is an anomaly at the position, at any position, and he moves better than just about all the guys that play around the league average of right around 320 pounds.

Again, it reminds me of the lime on Patrick Paul.

Even when his technique wasn't right at Houston, he still scored a ton of wins because he was just bigger and faster than everybody he saw.

And that works at the NFL level when you're 350 and you move like that.

Hey-oh, what is up, Dolf fans?

And welcome to the Draft Time podcast.

On today's show, the Draft Dust has settled.

And we're going to take a bird's eye view of the entire thing.

We'll talk about the themes from the class as a whole and go pick by pick and rattle off some extra thoughts I have after 48 hours to sleep on it.

Let's go!

You know, sometimes I think about doing some more like personal content on TikTok or Instagram,

sort of like a behind the scenes look at my job.

As I imagine a lot of fans out there would find that interesting,

the day to day of a Miami Dolphins analyst slash media member slash podcaster.

I just haven't taken the step to do it, but I do like sharing those things here

with fans of the podcast. And just to take you behind the pod, draft weekend is the craziest of

the year by far. It hasn't been, you know, it hasn't been a couple of times in 2022 and 23.

Those were pretty light on picks and that afforded me more time to get through everything.

But when you've got 13 picks and there's like two picks and a three picks span or three

picks and a nine pick span, I would say the biggest part of my job is urgency and the ability

to work effectively under a fast deadline.

Now, there are some days where it's more relaxed,

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