You're going to. Hey everybody welcome to another episode of Purple Insider Matthew Collar here

along with CBS Sports Draft analyst Chris Trappasso and Chris we are shockingly not going to start the show

by talking about quarterbacks and I know I know that this is stunning news and people may be upset, but there's actually some other things to talk about as the Minnesota Vikings have reportedly brought in four players, and I'm sure more than that but

four very notable first round potential prospects in their 30 visits where you

are allowed to bring in 30 players to visit your facility and four of them are guys that have been talked about quite a bit in the first round.

So here's what I want to do. I want to start the show by having you break these players down because I have spent most of my life focused solely on quarterback.

So I am somewhat familiar with these players, but not at the level that you are studying the entire draft.

So the first guy I have named dropped, I don't know, 57 times on the show as an option at 11 if the Vikings don't

pick a quarterback, which would be Byron Murphy,

a defensive tackle whose tape I've looked at and really liked and whose numbers I've looked at and really liked, and it seems that the Vikings at least have him in potential plans if they do not draft

quarterback say number three overall by trading up so what do we need to know about the defensive

tackle Byron Murphy out of Texas? He is my interior defensive linemen number one

in this class. It's really a two-horse race between he and Johnny Newton at Illinois who didn't actually work out during the pre-draft process with Byron Murphy.

To me, he is the interior defense alignment that is worth picking like as high as 11.

Like there's the Tavandre sweat, his teammate,

that's a big nose tackle.

And it's really hard for me to be convinced

that unless you're getting a Premier Pass Usher

at defensive tackle, I would almost say picking them

anywhere in the first round,

you might as well not do it.

Byron Murphy, the last two years,

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