Well, hello, hello. I am Matt Williamson. This is the Locked-on NFL podcast. How is everyone this wonderful Thursday?

We brought you by Bluchew. It's going to be another Twitter adventure today. And then I am off for the week.

And then we'll be back and camps will be rolling along. And I should be plenty more to talk about by then.

So, without any further ado, my man, Go Pat. and camps will be rolling along and I should be plenty more to talk about by then so

without any further ado my man go Pat's go Pat 79 asked me in the wake of Revis's

retirement where do you rank him all time amongst corners top three top five his early

years with the Jets for some of the best I've ever seen at cornerback play. Thoughts? Question mark? P.S. I still say

Mike Haynes is underrated and is a top five cover corner.

Yeah, I'm a big Haynes believer too. He got a little overshadowed

on those New England teams because they weren't all that great for some of the

time and he wasn't a super flashy guy

like a Dion or something that really caused it drew attention to himself and then when him and

Lester Hayes were together they were awesome I love those two as a kid but Lester was the one

you noticed because he was so crazy looking with all his stickum and all that.

So I do think Haynes is better than Lester and probably a top five corner.

As for Revis, they'll stroll down memory lane.

I helped recruit him to Pitt.

So I met Dorell when he was 16 or so.

His mother's brother is Sean Gilbert, who was a Pitt legend in an early pick and had a very good career with the Panthers.

So Dorel wanted to go to Pitt basically his whole career.

It wasn't real difficult as a recruiting spiel.

But I remember watching him.

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