Well, hello. I am Matt Williamson. This is a locked-on NFL podcast. I apologize yesterday. There was not a show. I'm going to try to make it up to you for an extra one. But right now, I was under the weather. You'll see I'm a little, though a little rough, but I can hardly talk yesterday. I'm doing a lot better today.

Jonah Tulls joins us for a second time.

Jonah is a colleague now of mine at NDT Scouting.

Jonah's great to have you.

Give us a quick synops of where you're at in this business right now.

You're a young pup.

Yeah, you're right.

So I think one of the biggest things is that, you know, working at NTT scouting and working with all these different colleagues like you and John and Kyle and Joe, I've learned so much. And now I'm just like, I'm just kind of diving into more like the big boards, like the mock drafts and kind of, you know, separating these players. More like kind of like an NFL front office would do.

I'm looking at the big board from a wide perspective.

It's kind of 400 players or so.

You know, most teams would only have like 150, 160 players on their board.

But for me, I'm just trying to like dissect the players and separate where they're going to be

to the round grade.

And that's what I do with these cornerbacks, man.

Yeah. the round grade and that's what I do with these cornerbacks man yeah and today is going to be a

cornerback centric show um before we get into player names if I'm a team searching for a cornerback

is it a deep class is one question you know why get quality guys in the second third fourth round

last year we saw what I thought were starting

caliber corners going off at, you know, the end of the second day, which is awesome. And is it a top

heavy class? Could you see pro bowlers from this class? Without mentioning names, you know, what were your

thoughts on the class overall? Yeah, I think it's a little bit of both. I think when you look at the top,

there's like three or four first round corners, I think, on my board. So you can see it's a little

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