Welcome in to Tailgate, Austin Gale here with Mike Renner in sunny Cincinnati.

Ready to rip it up. We were going to do a Saturday show, but our brains were fried.

Well, we didn't really think about the schedule. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, turn around it.

Because we also had a serious show up 8 a.m. Saturday morning. Yeah, they'll kind of got in the way.

So we sold you a bag of goods, but we're here. Now, right, Rick, down the draft. I'm here, man.

I'm here. The Friday show was awesome. And then Saturday, we had an 8 a.m.

serious radio show that went on for two hours. And then we had to do day three of the draft.

And then day four, we're just like, we're refreshed. We're reset ready to give draft

rates for all 32 animal teams. That's going to be a boat majority of the show. We got some

savior likes. We have some fun to reads. I also want to fit into the catch and only buzz.

I should have told you this before we went live. Just some of your favorites in your 2023 mock.

Oh, 2020. Let's go over the 2023 mock is the whole like in a couple days here, but it's up on

pff.com. I will say some of my favorites though. I'll just say next year's DT class is looking

hot. Really? So the two highest past Russian grades among defensive tackles in the country

last year from true sophomores. So that's going to be hot. Jacqueline Roy, Jay on Carter, LSU

and Georgia respectively. Good DT class, good quarterback class, which is why you're getting

this report that people were looking towards 2023 and saying, you know, that's that's a that was

a factor in why these quarterback slid in this year's draft class. So those are my two biggest

takeaways. And the other one is there's a few wide receivers now. I'm not sure there's a ton.

There's not like not a big look ahead of a lot of established guys, but obviously with

the way wide shear talent's going, they always crop up like James Williams. We weren't talking about

this point here. Yeah. Yeah. K. Sean booty is my guy for next year. I saw you had a nine to the

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