Blue Liar.

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

Joined as always my goal is Nick Polato. And today we're here to do one of our final

draft podcast of the pre-draft season. We know we've done a lot. It's been over one per day.

So hopefully you've been able to catch up.

I know a lot of you said it's hard to catch up on. So we're going to keep that in mind for next year. We might do something different along lines of that. But if you haven't caught up on all of them, this is probably a good one to listen to. Because we're going to talk about a lot of players we've discussed already. some we maybe haven't discussed as much in depth.

And we're doing a My Guys show.

So for this type of show what this means is these are players

who are either nick's guys or my guys based on value so we like them a lot more than the consensus

mock draft board is essentially the best way to look at this thing and they're players that we would

put our foot in the ground for stick our foot in the ground for and really defend. And players who in some cases we want on the Giants and others we may not want based on the fit where they're projected to go, what positions the Giants actually need. But they're players that we would get behind regardless of where they fit in the Giants landscape of all this. though some of these players will fit what the Giants want to do. So we'll probably do like three, four, five, six players each. And then we're going to do a little rapid fire my guys at the end where we'll give each other like 30 seconds each just to give a quick synopsis of a player that they like. So Nick, you can start this first with one of your, my guys, and this will be the offensive

side of the ball. We'll do a separate one for the defense. This is a player, Dan, that we have discussed

ad nauseum to this point. We've talked about him a lot. I fell in love with this player when I started

watching tape at the end of the regular season for the NFL, and it's Houston's Tankdale, Nathaniel, Tankdell.

Look, I understand he is 5'8, 165 pounds.

And I like Emmanuel Forbes, who's 166 pounds.

Maybe it's something about me just liking these smaller players.

But I'm just going off the traits that they displayed on film.

I think there is a path where Tankdale gets to the NFL and he flames out and you never

freaking hear from him again because he goes to the wrong coaching staff that doesn't understand

how to employ his skill set.

But I think a team like the New York Giants who has Brian Davel, they have Mike Kafka, they have a very

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