I'm not a college football expert so most of the time my reactions and I think most of our reactions as fans is

What position did they add and then let me learn something about each guy?

So when they drafted Malachai Corley out of Western Kentucky, the first thing I see about him,

Tiki, is that he has a nickname.

And I'm like, okay, what's this guy's nickname?

And his nickname is the Yack King.

I saw that.

I ain't a lot of you.

I got really excited.

Now, do I know if Malachai Corley is going to become a superstar or not?

I haven't no idea. I hadn't heard of him until two days ago.

But when you are nicknamed as the Yack King and you're going to get to play in this offense with this quarterback I don't know man I got to tell you

I'm a little pumped up about this Malakicicott Corle out of Western Kentucky I mean he

feels like a running back to me I'm just saying because of his size because that was my first thought.

He's 5.10.5, 2007 pounds. It feels exactly how I played. I was 5.9.5 and 2005 five pounds so he feels like a running back so it makes

sense why he's a yards after the catch player or yards after the contact player because he's stout.

He's stoutly built and compact and you know he kind of fits into a

role with this jet offense that now has guys that can stretch the field and hopefully Mike Williams is a big wide receiver he gets

healthy he can be a you know a downfield or middle of the field target and then you have this other

guy who you just throw these underneath routes to and he catches the ball,

splits a tackle and goes 40 or 50.

And so it feels like the Jets, you know, wanted to get different types of playmakers,

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