The picks are over at the end of night, too, but we continue to roll on and we welcome in Brown's

general manager, Andrew Berry at the end of night, too, to talk about all the picks of the

Brown's made.

Andrew, thanks for joining us.

Thanks for having me, Ken.

All right, let's start it off with Carson Swezenger, which we were having a debate on how to say

his last name.

We figured out the right way, but we'll know his name very, very well soon. This is a, quote, tackling machine from UCLA.

What led to that choice?

Yeah, so Carson, we just thought he really embodied the modern-day linebacker.

Maybe a little bit of our similar thought process, although they're different players

when we drafted trade-up for Jeremiah in 2021. We really felt like Carson had a very well-rounded game. He has a tackling machine in the

run game, super extinct. He's really fast. But also what sets him apart is like his ability to

affect the past game. He's outstanding in coverage, manner's own. And he's actually pretty

adept as a blitzer. So we really like the

profile, you know, on the whole. He's an awesome kid. He's really smart and just felt like it was

good value for us. Excellent. 240 pounds, Mike linebacker of the future. Is that the thought? I say this.

Carson can play any of our spots. I think because he's so smart and he's a good communicator that he could be that,

you know, that Mike that just always stays on the field.

But to maybe pigeonhole him as just a mic, I think it doesn't.

And we're very fluid.

Does him maybe a little bit of disservice in terms of like how personal he is.

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