Hi, friends. This episode of Big Blue Banter is brought to you by prize picks. Head on over to prize picks and use promo code banter and they'll match up to $100 on a new deposit. Thank you and enjoy. 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.

Tonight, we're here to do it. The first draft profile draft season. Now that we're getting

the first in, a lot more coming. We already have a few names we're discussing. We're going to start

the top of the board. And we're going to get into some other draft content like you see every season.

As you've seen in the past, our plan is the same as it's been every year. A podcast a day in April.

We don't plan to do less, maybe more.

We'll see what happens there. We're going to try to get some more guests lined up as well to talk NFL draft. We're going to do prospect profiles. We're going to do him versus that. Top fives of positions. All the fun content that we've done in the past. And new stuff. If you got new ideas for us as far as what you want to hear us cover from the draft,

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Let us know. Find us on Twitter. Tell us what you want to hear. Tell us what you want to see cover. But today is our first draft profile. And it's a player that I'm really excited to cover, Nick, because he, after spending even more time watching him, now I did my initial watch probably maybe a month ago. but for these profiles, I try to get back into it and watch at least three, maybe four games.

And today I had some time to really watch some games. And I got in three more games of this player and just got really excited about what I was seeing. And I'll tell you this, Nick, this player has moved all the way up for me, Nick. This is kind of crazy to number four on my big board for the Giants. And remember, this is just a specific board for what the Giants, for if they were the giants. And that means he's ahead of one of those three quarterbacks because he's not ahead of Marvin Harrison, Jr. for me. So we'll talk about that as well. But this player is Malik Neighbors, the wide receiver from LSU. And Nick, I just saw this when I looked at your draft profile that you put up for Athlon Sports, Sports Illustrated. I don't know what they're actually referred to as now. You can correct me on that. But you gave him almost the tier below in all pro grade. And let me just say this for anyone who's followed Nick's profiles on the draft that he does for Sports Illustrated slash Aslan Sports over the last few years. He has some of the hardest grading scale I've ever seen. He's like a John Ledger. He's like the step below John Ledger. You know John Ledger won't give a single edge a good grade and he hates all edge and he's always good. And I love it. He's like that's what good film analysts do. they're not going to give great grades, but Nick gave a very high grade from Luke neighbors, higher than I'm used to seeing.

So go ahead, Nick. like that's what good analysts you know good film analysts do they're not going to give great grades but

nick gave a very high grade for malic neighbors higher than i'm used to seeing so go ahead nick so i'd say

it's two steps below the all pro i have Marvin harrison junior just below all pro because 7.3

on this grading scale that we use that is all pro i have marva harrison junior at a 728 and the malic

neighbors i have it is 712 okay there's there's um there's not a lot not to love about the elite

neighbors he's not the biggest right i can understand why some may may suggest just because he's

being talked about in the top five, look, he's not necessarily

the most domineering or commanding player at the catchpoint.

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