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Dan Schneier, I'm here with my co-host, Nick Turchin.

We're here to break down the early goings of the NFL draft.

Today, what we're going to do is go by prospect by prospect to break down some of the players

the Giants may be interested with the number six, number 17, and with the number 37 overall

picks in the NFL draft.

We're going to stick with that for today. On future shows, we're going to go deeper because of the rest of this draft class. But for now, we're going to go on a pick-by-pick basis. And we're going to kick this thing off right away. I've made it clear where I stand on quarterback Kyler Murray at Oklahoma. He's my number one overall prospect in this class and for the Giants and basically any team who needs a quarterback.

Nick, where do you stand on the Oklahoma quarterback after having more of a chance to look into him?

I think he's kind of, it's really, it's really, it's really, it's really, for QB1 slash QB2.

I think a lot of guys are going to have that board there, have him on the board there.

I did a story on him maybe two, I don't know how long ago was. It was probably three or four

weeks ago. I'm super high on him. I really like his quick active feet within the pocket,

shows good connection to the ground, like his ability to throw anticipation, throw with

anticipation to the outside on basically a regular basis. ground like his ability to throw anticipation throw with anticipation to the outside on basically a regular basis I like his

ability to read to ID things pre snap and then understand the dynamics post snap

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