Welcome in to tailgate Austin Gale here with Mike Renner in sunny Cincinnati Tuesday,

March 28, 208 PM ET live on YouTube. Also, if you're listening on Apple podcasts,

Spotify, wherever you're listening, really appreciate you guys joining the show. Catch

really buzz. Can we talk a little bit about the Kyle Hamilton stuff? Draft Twitter is

gone full circle on him. Kyle Hamilton's like this number one overall player. He's a top

through player no matter what. I can't miss prospect. One of the most complete safety

prospects we've ever seen. Now I'm seeing some analysts, Brett Coleman, one of them who

is someone that's really high in Christian Watson, who's been in the draft Twitter space

for a while, saying he's not even a first round player. Some people are seeing him as

a second day day two type of guy. Some people are copying him to J-RON curse. Have we gone

too far? Has the analysis gone too far? And is there reason to believe Kyle Hamilton

isn't a top five player in this class? I don't know if there's like, it's obviously

either the holder. I stay firm despite his speed not being electric or whatever, not

being up to snuff. I think you still have GPS data that says he's pretty damn fast at

top speed. And that's obviously fairly important for safety, maybe his form and whatnot. In

the 40, just isn't up to snuff. But to me, his testing numbers remind me a lot of Justin

Simmons coming out of Boston College, because you're at a 461. But he jumped 40 inches

and had a 10-6 broad jump and had a 6-5-8-3 cone. Everything else is great, but it just

didn't have straight line speed. And then you get in the NFL, I don't think the Broncos

give a damn. What is 40 is at this point in terms of how he plays the game in? Jamal Adams

ran the high four or fives coming out. Like a lot of safeties, it's not necessarily

that pure top end speed that matters most to that position. So I'm not too worried if

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