Ben Standings with us, as he is every Monday. Last Man Standing.

At Substack, you can get a link to it. I just tweeted it out, but you can get it at Ben

Standing on X as well. Ben has just completed his seven-round mock draft. Seven rounds.

What's the biggest challenge of doing a seven-round mock draft, seven rounds. What's the biggest challenge of doing a seven round mock draft?

Well, look, let's be realistic.

Not exactly breaking down tape on some seventh round cornerback.

You know, it's honestly what I really enjoy these because it's a, you know, you try to figure's, uh, honestly what I, what I really enjoy these, because it's, it's a, you know,

you try to figure out, okay, here's the team needs. What, you know, what players are potentially

in that range, which, you know, how does that work? But in a draft where they only have two

picks in the top 100, the later, the later picks really don't are far less interesting because now they represent

like more than half of the board and that's not, who the hell knows? Nobody knows. So that's the

challenge is here in particular. Yeah, I mean, you had and you have them selecting Sunny

styles at number seven overall.

You and I talked about styles on Friday's show, and then after that, you know, it's about, you know,

best player on the board, but best player on the board, really, when you get to night, two, and day three,

for need positions. I mean, I don't see them

taking a quarterback in round three or a left tackle in round three. We'll just mention your third

round selection, and then everybody can subscribe to your substack to get the rest of it. But

tell me about Ted Hurst, the wide receiver from Georgia State and why you mocked him

to Washington at number 71 overall.

Yeah, he's a 6-4 receiver who runs in the 4-4s.

You know, Georgia State, not exactly a power conference program.

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