right now. It is a mailbag edition of football at 4. We told Andrew last week we've been

compiling questions in the mailbag. Our listener questions take over football at 4 today.

If you have questions, send them in 609-403-0973. We have a good amount of questions for the offseason now, draft in the books,

and Andrew DeCechko is here for today's football at 4. Welcome, Andrew. What's up, man?

Hey, Mike, doing well. Good to be with you. As always. And today, of course, listeners have a ton of things they want to answer from you.

So we will do a mailbag edition of today's football at 4.

And real quick, I do want to get your take before we get to, and there is a question in the mailbag regarding Malachi, Mackay Lemon.

But I love the way that you described Lemon, his precise route running and everything.

How impressed did you leave with Lemon in the small sample size that he showed at the rookie camp?

Yeah, I mean, context is important because you're always seeing them run routes on air.

But what I did observe, Mike, was someone who

was really polished and fluid, moves really well, was head and shoulders, the best player there

in terms of the wide receivers that were in the mix, that were going through the individual drills.

And that's kind of what you're expecting. That's, that's his calling card coming into the

NFL.

And I thought that for what we were able to see, he really showed well and stood apart.

And you also wrote today about Eli Stowers over at Inside theBirds.com. And he's another guy that I think a lot of people are excited about.

And, you know, when you get to see how much of an athlete he is out on the field,

is he a guy that we think they can use, you know, in a variety of ways?

Not only is he an athlete who has dynamic qualities and you can move him around formations

and be creative and how you get him the football, but he's also a highly intelligent football player.

If you read the story or if anyone listening is curious,

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