Hello, hello, hello. I am Matt Williamson, at Williamson NFL. This is a locked-on NFL podcast. How is everyone doing this fine Monday? Super Bowl week. For those of you don't know, I write for a lot of different outlets, and I was at ESPN for 10 years before that. I was a scout for the Browns before that.

I was director of football operations for the University of Akron's football team before that.

And I was the recruiting assistant at the University of Pittsburgh, which is my hometown, for three years before that.

We've been doing this podcast for quite some time now.

Please spread the word. Do me a favor. Run to iTunes. Leave me a review. We haven't been getting as many reviews lately. I know some of you have thought about and just haven't done it. Go do it for me, please. Okay. It is Super Bowl week. However, today is going to be geared towards last day of Senior Bowl talk.

And we had great guests, Jonah, on, to talk about Senior Bowl Week.

And this will overlap.

But I watched the game pretty thoroughly and just some names I wanted you guys to be familiar with, too.

And we'll start with the quarterbacks. Let's go position by position. Get a couple of names out there.

Kyle LaLotta was the MVP of this game. And he really grew on me throughout the week.

Efficient, quick release, supposedly very bright. I think, I wonder if he's a high-end backup at

the next level or, you know, the more I watched him, the more I thought, maybe this guy

can be, not out-smith, but I mean, a game manager, move the chains, smart, nowhere to go with the football,

good timing and rhythm passer in a year or two, two or three years probably.

So he was impressive.

I mean, he's, I'm glad that I'm learning more about this guy.

I think he's a name that we all should know.

Josh Allen was, you know, along with Baker Mayfield, the biggest name there.

What I wanted to say about him was, I know a lot of people have been very hard on him.

Its completion percentage is too low.

He's not good.

He's not a franchise quarterback. He can't consider him at the top of the draft. He's a project. He's not good enough. He's not a franchise quarterback. He can't consider

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