A lot of them are like, a lot of them are like repeat questions.

Like there's several about Steve Angelly, let me get where he's going to go.

Here's one from John A1 about Kenny Minchie.

I like this one.

If Kenny Minchie makes a comeback and wins the job, he throws for 3,300 yards, runs for 300 with 30 total touchdowns, would he get drafted in the first two rounds after one year as a starter?

No.

No, I don't think so.

I don't think Kenny has the, like, you know, I shouldn't say that, Trev, because

quarterbacks get overdraft over drafted all the time.

I don't know enough about next year's draft class.

I think NFL teams are starting to become a little bit more leery of one-year

starters because of all the misses like the, I was going to say Mitch Mustaine, but

that's not what I meant, Mitch Trubisky, Trey Lance, you know, some of these, these guys

that have kind of flamed out after one year starters.

I think Kenny's very talented.

I think one year, that's good production.

That's not elite production.

Is it possible somebody takes him in a round two, I guess?

But I'm leaning towards no if we're looking at it from what I take Kenny Minci after

one years of starter, where you put up good but not elite numbers. No, I wouldn't. I'd need to see

that second year from him. Now, if he can kind of repeat it for a couple years, then sure. With his

athleticism, his armed talent, his football like you, he's a good size kid. He's 6-2, 210 pounds, you know, and then I just need to see more. And I'd say the same thing. If C.J. Carr was going into his third year and he was a one-year starter. He could come out of the draft after his first year's starter, put up no i still wouldn't take him i'd be

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