I will tell you this. And I don't come from this a shutdown corner kind of mentality.

You can't shut down NFL wide receivers. You can contain them. And one who could is Mansour Delane,

who played for me at LSU. I just think he has that ability. He's sticking in coverage.

He's an excellent tackler. He's got great anticipation. As you can see here,

cutting this route off. I think all those things project for me to be the kind of corner

that can give you the kind of quality reps you need at that position.

That was LSU head coach Brian Kelly talking about Mansour Delane.

In the ESPN.com NFL Nation mock draft, John Kime was on the clock picking for Washington,

and that was his selection.

Kime joined us right now, of course, at John underscore Kime on X.

First of all, before I get to Y Delane, and we can talk about the other players.

I mean, this year, I talked about this a little bit yesterday, and I'm curious if you agree or if you've thought about this.

After Mendoza, I'm not sure we've seen more uncertainty between, say, 2 and 9, 2 and 10,

picks 2 and 10 than this year.

Like, I think at least, I can name them, like at least five players minimum have been mocked to Washington

at seven. We've had multiple players mocked to every team from two to nine, basically from the

Jets to the Chiefs. I don't remember less certainty in a draft like we have this year after number one?

I a thousand percent agree, and I know people in the league agree because I had that

conversation with them, and it's been consistent over the last month or two, right?

Like, you know, and when these teams are doing internal marks, you can draw up scenarios

where David Bailey falls to Washington.

Arvel Reef falls to Washington. Now, they may be unlikely, but I think it just speaks to,

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