You always follow the money.

That's what I always say.

You always follow the money.

This is Follow the Money with Mitch Moss and Polly Howard on V-SEN.

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We will begin this hour with more NFL draft talk now.

We go out to the progressive guest line, longtime friend of the show, and not a one-time

Hall of Famer, a two-time Hall of Famer, the great Sal Pal Antonio Jones joins the program.

Sal Pal, how are you, my buddy?

Oh, I miss you, Paulie. I missed you guys. I missed you guys. Same here. I'm glad to be back on the show. I'm glad to be back on the show. I'm so, so happy back with you. And, you know, after day one of the draft, got to do it. Got to happen. Let's make it happen. Let's do it. Okay. Let's begin the team that you've been close to now forever, and that is the Philadelphia Eagles. What did you make of them trading up to 20 and then taking wide receiver, Mackay Lemon, your thoughts on how he's going to work in the offense? Well, how he's going to work? Let's start with the positive. How is you going to work in the offense?

I think he has a chance to be good in the offense.

They have a lot of new wide receivers and a new offensive coordinator

and new nomenclature and new blocking structures and scheme, a lot of new stuff.

And how he can be a playmaker there, I think he has his chance to do that. I think

he has a chance to do that. But I don't like the idea that they gave up two fourth round picks

and they gave him up to a division rival to move up just a few spaces in the first round to take

Mackay Lemon. Now, I understand that Howie Roseman said

afterwards that McKay Lemon was one of those players in the top 15 that were worth going up for

and trading for. I don't like that. You know, the other thing is now you had all these wide receivers

and you drafted a wide receiver and your leverage

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