All right. Good show today. Jake Butt is coming on the show today. Jake was an excellent player. You may remember him. He won the Mackey Award. He's one of the best tight ends of the recent college of our era in college football. I played at Michigan, won the Mackey Award, had his career really derailed by ACL injuries.

ACL before the draft, ACL in the bowl game, gets drafted later, a couple more injuries

in the pros.

But what it's led to is a great career that's just starting out for him as an analyst.

He's a fantastic analyst, works on Big Ten Network.

I'm working with him on Saturday.

We're both part of the crew on the Ohio State.

Spring game broadcast on Big Ten Network on Saturday, if you want to check that out. That's a 9 a.m. Pacific. But he also does a lot of draft coverage, draft prep, been all over the Big Ten, follows

college football, covers college football. And so there's several players that he has opinions on or that he's seen up close,

especially some of these Michigan guys.

He's got a sleeper.

I asked him about Mason Graham to the Niners at 11, but he's got another guy that he

thinks is going to be a home run, and he doesn't think it's too rich to take him at 11.

So we'll get to that.

So a lot of that coming up, as well as some other positions to talk about, why he would not take a tight end at number 11, even though he is a tight end.

So I appreciate that.

So here we go.

The Niders have been connected to a lot of Michigan guys, and you're a Michigan guy.

Did you know, I was looking at this because you won the Mackey and the Newsom Award.

And I was like, you know, you have to be an All-American, a first-team All-American to be eligible for the College Football Hall of Fame.

And I was like, I was looking at them.

I'm like, is Jake going to be a college football hall of famer? I think I've made the requirements, actually.

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