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This is Bump and Stacey on Seattle Sports.

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Now, here are your hosts, Michael Bumpus and Stacey Ross.

Bump, earlier in the show, we were going over, I'm just, I like calling them Bumps guys.

Five guys that you really like for the Seahawks.

Some of them would be a fit at 32. Others you might be able to find a little bit later, but it was just guys where you're like, look, I don't know if everyone's talking about them. Some names you're going to know, but these are just guys that make sense. So let's go over the first four quickly and then tell us the last one before we dive into how they can be a fit for Seattle.

So let's go one, two, three, four, and then the last.

All right.

First one was Chase Besantis, guard out of Texas, 65, 30 to 15 pounds, ran a 5-2-40.

Freshman All-American play some tackle as a freshman.

Sophomore moved to guard, heavy hands,

lots of snaps, very experienced football player.

Quick feet, I got a ass big, big, great a look at this guy, and he agreed with my analysis.

He said that his arms are short, so, you know, that obviously short arms allows it to finish to get on you a bit quicker.

But for the most part, he could see him as a fit in the league and especially with the Seahawks with the question that we have on office line.

Number two, Akeem Misadora, D.N. out of Miami, 6.3, 280 pounds, a Canadian guy.

All ACC offers 17.5 TFLs last year, fifth in the country, 12 and a half sacks,

four force fumbles, had two sacks in the national championship.

He's coached by Jason Taylor.

If you know Jason Taylor, Miami Dolphins, Hall of Famer.

It makes sense why he has all these moves with his hands and feet and all that good stuff when he decides to attack.

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