What's up everybody? Welcome into the next Pats podcast. I'm Phil Perry. We have a fantastic

interview for you today. It's Ashton Gentie. Yes, next Pats, we're dipping into the draft,

everybody. Better be ready for it.

Ready or not.

We're coming at you with prospects.

We're going to be coming at you with all sorts of analysts, talking head types, draft nicks

to be laying as much draft intel on you as humanly possible between now and the spring.

But what a get for us to be able to talk to Ashton Genty right off the bat here in mid-January

before he really fully gets into the pre-draft process here where you're talking pro days

and combine and top 30 visits, all of that good stuff.

And he was tremendous. Communication major, so maybe shouldn't be a surprise, but had a lot of fun talking to him about his journey at Boise

State, which way he most enjoys making tacklers embarrass themselves, would be tacklers, that is?

I mean, the numbers for this guy are just off the charts, All-American Heisman Trophy

runner-up.

Damn near won the thing from Travis Hunter, who was excelling at two different positions.

No small feet, but he's been that good. I mean, when you're

talking about some of the most productive running backs and recent college football memory,

he's right up there with the best of the best. And there was one very specific comp that he

received recently from a friend of the podcast here at Lewis Riddick that we discuss as well.

Interesting one for a guy who played his high school football, very close to the Cowboys

facility in Frisco, Texas.

So that's a great conversation.

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