We're joined now by the general manager of your Cleveland Browns again.

Do we have any barking backers in your home, Mr. Barry?

No, we do.

Ozzy the Ozzie doodle.

Ozzy the Ozzie do.

All right.

He's good.

It's good.

He's already locked in.

The Ace of Woody at my house locked in as well.

Okay.

Interesting, kind of wild third day.

You guys run through a lot of simulations. I imagine this was not on the simulations, but let's start before we get to Shador. Let's talk about Dylan Samson because, you know, this is a team,

and even in your time here, Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt, you have those duos that really

worked together. We also have Jerome Ford, who played very well for us last year. How did we end up back so was that a plan going in or was that just man there's a guy here we didn't expect and

he's the best player on our board i'd say that we felt like one of the strengths of this draft

class was the was the running back group and um we certainly dipped into the bull uh near the

top of the board and um we thought that there could be the possibility that a really quality

player at the position could could slip into day three.

There are actually three guys that we felt like we're in that bucket. A lot of them,

you know, two of them went off early and then, you know, Dylan was there left and we just felt like it was a pick that we need to make. And when you hit day three, Andrew, is it more about

best player available or need? It's really for us, it's more best player available because at that point, you know, like if you just kind of look at the base rate odds of hitting on a player on day three, they're very, very small.

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