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

Join as always my host, Nick Falado. It's our My Guys episode or Our Guys episode, as we're calling.

These are just our favorite players we've watched during the draft process. Our favorite players we project during the draft process, guys that we believe will be value picks, most likely

where they're drafted based on the consensus draft board, right? Like that, we don't know

where these guys are actually going to get drafted. We like these players. We'd be happy

if the Giants drafted a lot of these players or some of these players. Some players who made the

list last year, Nick, I listened back to our My Guys episode. We had Tyrone Tracy. That was awesome because the Giants actually drafted him. We had Mike Sanders still, who had a great rookie season. Now I just texted you this before this. And now I'm already forgetting. But we had a few, like three or four other guys who have already hit. So I'm excited about this episode. We're going to do like a rapid fire way of going about this, Nick, but I think that's the best way to do it. So I'll kick us off with a player that I don't know if it's an our guy. It's, no, I know it's an R guide. That's a joke. He's up top on a lot of draft boards. It's Travis Hunter, the wide receiver cornerback out of Colorado. And I don't care. I don't think it's unfair

to cheat. Like I'm not just going to say like Will Campbell, right? Or like Abdul Carter. Abdul Carter is not a my guy. I do love Abdul Carter. I think he probably would be damn close to a my guy. You know what? He probably is also a my guy. But there's a different level of my guy with Yeah, yeah yeah we're we're being quite liberal right now

with with our use of my guy i think Travis hunter and Abdul Carter are everybody's guy but that's

maybe but I'm not so sure everyone feels as strongly about Travis Hunter as maybe we do from the

projection standpoint sure like they agree but like we believe he's the best player

in this class by far. A lot of people would say you take Abdul Carter over him, you take Mason

Graham over him, but I think the gap is enough as a prospect to forego the position we'd rather

have, which is like defensive tackle with Graham or outside linebacker, edge rusher with

Carter. And so that's why I would say Hunter.

We've talked a lot about him in the profile, but again, rare movement skills is a

wide receiver position, in my opinion, rare movement skills in general, ball skill upside

at both positions, in addition to release package, the ability to stack in the vertical

game, to attack the football with his hands, the ability to potentially

become a half-field eraser as a corner if his man-covered skills improve as well.

So just, in my opinion, the best player in this class by far.

And one of the best prospects I've studied since I started doing this.

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