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All right, Brock, let's start here. The Seahawks should be influential now, right? They've won and they've done it their way. Mel Kuyper is already starting to think about the draft. So what will teams learn from the Seahawks? What do you think? Yeah, I like this cut.

I tend to agree with that. I'll give you a little detail on the other end of it. Here was Mel Kuiper to ESPN about, yeah, we know this is a league that likes to follow others and what they're doing well. Here was Mel Kuiper. And just to go to Seattle, Rich, how about Nick E. Menwari? John Schneider gets him an early second.

You're at the combine, right?

Then he man, Worry, how about Nick E. Menwari? John Schneider gets him in the early second year at the combine, right?

Didn't Eman Worry have an unbelievable combine?

He did. He won the heels of a really good year. So you got the production, the performance, the tape, and the great. He went to the second round, Rich. So this notion, if you're great at the combine, you had a heck of year, you're going to get this big bump up.

Nicky Menorre went in the second round, and he was a key guy when the defense side, one of the best defensive rookies in the league. So for me, hey, the combine, Jacob Parrish dropped to the third round. He had a great combine out of Kansas State, went in the third round to Tampa Bay. Great year. You know, Kyle Hamilton didn't run great. Dropped the 14. So there's no, I always say there's nothing automatic about good or

bad at the Combine Pro Days. Like I say, nothing you can mark down and say this is going to happen

based on that because we get surprises every year. But here is what's going to happen with Kyle

Hamilton and Nicky Manorre. Somebody in that kind of frame, that kind of body, that kind of positionless

versatility is going to be elevated. And that somebody is going to be Toledo safety with the last name, McNeil Warren. And reaching out to Daniel Jeremiah, I just kind of said, hey, DJs, you're doing all your study. And is there any Nick Eman Worry comp? And he said, the only comp is this kid. And he doesn't run like Nicky Manworry. He just doesn't have that closing speed, but somebody's going to look at the length

and look at the aggression and look at the football IQ.

And I have seen mocked to the Rams, which would kind of make the most sense, or the Niners

or somebody that has faced Nikki Manwry twice in the division and seeing the difference

that guy's made or somebody in the NFC North, right? They've seen the difference Kyle Hamilton makes when he's on and off the field. There's just not many Kyle Hamilton's, not many Nicky and Memories walk in the earth, but the safety McNeil Warren out of Toledo will be a guy you're going to hear an awful lot about in the months ahead. All right. Question number two. Well, with all this conversation about Ken Walker and Zach Charbonnet and kind of what they did this year, Brock, what do you look at to figure out what that will look like moving forward? Yeah, I saw this most incredible stat. Let me put my Ebenezer's on here and pull it up for you.

So I couldn't really believe this when I read it.

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