Giant fans, Jet fans, Nick fans, last night was nuts.

And I think what I'll never forget about last night was that simultaneously, within 30 seconds,

you had C.J. McCollum hitting what turned out to be the game winning shot.

You had the New York Jets drafting Kenyon Sadiq, the tight end from Oregon.

And then you had the Mets temporarily sending us to the hospital by allowing a game-time grand slam.

Sending you to the hospital.

Sending me to the hospital and everyone else to the laugh factory because it was the funniest thing ever.

Luckily the Mets would go on to win.

More on them, but more Lendor a little bit later on.

But I ask you, Tiki, because this was kind of like a stunning result to the NFL draft. Honestly, because we sat here for months breaking down all the ways the Jets and Giants could go. Yeah. And I don't know if one time I heard Arvel Reese, and I want to get this right, Francis Mauioa, Malagoa.

Maui Noah.

Maui Noah.

There you go.

I don't know if any of us had both of those guys mocked to the Giants.

So I ask you, less than 24 hours after the fact, are you happy?

Of course I'm happy.

Anytime you add to your offensive line group, you build depth.

Maybe you have an instant starter if he slides in to play right guard while Illumonore is your right tackle.

And when Illuminaur ages out and he slides over to right tackle.

Anytime you build that kind of depth up front, you've got to feel good about an extra pick that you secured in the first round.

But I think the R. Vell Reese falling to the New York Giants is, it's more outstanding than I could have thought.

One, I've always thought the Giants in this draft were taking a linebacker because they needed to fill a void that they've had for a couple of years.

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