Welcome back. It's the big blue banter New York Giants football podcast. I'm Dan Schneier.

Join as always my co-st, Nick Falado. We're doing a live show, our first live show of the draft season.

Our first live show, really, since the end of the 2024 season. The draft is almost here.

We're less than two weeks away. We're 10 days away from the draft or less, if you consider today a day. That's over already. Eight days, actually. And so we're coming to you with a live here. I'm going to let people get in. That's kind of why I'm filibustering. I always do filibuster at the beginning of these as to let people get in, join us for the show. but I think our plan, Nick, is to also do a live next week before the draft and then possibly some stuff during the draft, depending on our schedules. But it's the first of them. We're going to talk draft. We're going to talk where we're at with a lot of things. We are going to get your questions. That's the key. So for a reminder, for those who haven't joined us for one of these before, if you want to talk draft with us and ask your questions, send in a super chat question and we will answer your questions for this show. So that's how we do it. And then talk amongst yourselves in the chat. And I don't know. What else we got? Nick, how you doing today, my friend? I'm doing well, man. Watched a little bit of Tyler Shuck, have some Jalen Milrow that I just got through, fell in love

with Tyler Booker. I think that's a cool conversational piece that we can use to start this is

if Tyler Booker were to be available at Pick 34. It's a big if, right, for a large man.

Would that be something that would the giant should entertain?

I mean, I think solidifying the offensive line is something we have aspired to do as New York

giant fans and the New York Giants in general for quite some time now and getting

Tyler Booker to play right guard, even though he, I know he's mostly a

left guard, but he did play right guard during his freshman season.

That can allow GVR, Greg Van Routen to possibly play center if the John Michael Schmitz

experience fail, which we all hope it does not.

And I know that is putting the cart before the horse a little bit, but I kind of wanted to start this discussion with Tyler Booker, since his tape is so fresh in my mind. Because I know you're also a fan as well. Yeah, I'm a huge fan of Tyler Booker, and he's someone who was originally projected to maybe go in the top, I would say 20. And now there's discussion of him dropping because of his poor testing at the combine.

Really bad RAS score, really about 40, really are bads 10 yards split.

Questions about athleticism.

Some people suggesting, look, you can't take this guy if you're in a wide zone scheme.

Look, you can't take this guy if you're in any kind of scheme that requires athleticism at the offensive line position. I'm not sure I see what they see, at least not on the tape that I've watched and the cutups I've watched. What I see is somebody whose anchor is really, really strong in past protection. I also see someone who communicates in past production and does a really good job. And that's no surprise if you read the beast from Dan Brueger or really listen to Daniel Jarmaya. He's the most best leader, I would say, on that Alabama offense and

someone who has a really, really high football IQ. The guy has beaches in his base, bro. You know how

we say you got sand in your ass? That dude's got like wildwood beach in his ass because the guy

doesn't get pushed around or bullied whatsoever.

I've seen him exhaust powerful rushing defensive linemen where they were there they would get

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