For those of you listening on the pod, welcome into our two. All right, let's talk a little DB here, boys. Listen, I did a video earlier today. It was kind of breaking news. I don't know if you guys seen it or not, but trade talks started heating up a little bit. Tert McGirt, oh, man, breaking news there too. J.J. McCarthy is inactive tonight. That's kind of what I was expecting, though, Tert, right?

Tert McGirt. I love that name, by the way.

Here's the guy. So does that mean Carson? Yeah, Carson Wentz is definitely playing. Okay, so listen, that J.J. McCarthy thing, we get sidetracked so easy here. I do. I apologize. They're like, you've got a mouse in your pocket.

So when J.J. McCarthy hurt his ankle, you go back and watch that video, he runs off the field, not limping or anything.

And all of a sudden, his ankles hurt.

I'm telling you right now, guys, that was KOC going, this boy ain't ready.

I was wrong.

Let's protect him.

Go him on the hour.

He twisted his ankle.

And we'll give him another shot later on. So there's obviously still not ready. Sure would be nice to have Sam Donald quarterback in New Minnesota. Or Danny Dimes. Yeah, Danny Dime doing pretty good too. Anyway, let's talk DBs. So trade rumors heat up. I hit this earlier. I don't want to go too detailed on my opinion. I wanted to bring it back up and get your all's take on it. So we'll start with, we'll start with you this time, Jacob. So like I said earlier,

our buddy, Easton Butler, the Packers have called and spoken with two teams about cornerbacks per sources.

Three players have been mentioned being Alante Taylor from the New Orleans Saints and both DJ Turner and Cameron Taylor Britt from the Cincinnati Bengals.

I was told Turner was a legit asking if he was available and Taylor Britt was just a call.

Now listen, Easton Butler went on to say, calling a team doesn't mean they're in

deep conversations. That'll be done soon. Literally could be asking about availability, price

point, or actual trades to develop. So again, he's not saying the Packers are trying to trade for a

corner. He's simply saying this is a specific position, three specific players that they asked about their availability. So this tells me these are all three former second round picks, tells me that Goody probably had a first round grade on them and seen if he could get a deal long. Jacob, how do you feel about the cornerback room currently? I could give you these stats if you, I'm sure you can't see them very well there. Let me just hit them real quick. On the season here, hell, if I can see them, this is rough, boy, let me tell you. So on the season, it looks like Alante Taylor's grading out in the 60s, I believe. Then you've got DJ Turner. I don't know why it's not zoomed in more there. DJ Turner is the one that's got the best grade at a 76.7 right now. He's also only 24 years old, about to turn 25, and he ran a 4-2-40, so he's got elite athleticism, another second round pick. And then Cam Taylor Britt is grading out a 54.5. So obviously the one that's most appealing according to PFF is DJ Turner. I want to ask you, Jacob, how do you feel about the cornerback room and would you be willing to trade for another corner? Tim mentioned offline to me, I don't mean to steal your thunder, Tim, but I'm going to bring it up because I think it's a great point. Like, we already got a guy in Carrington Valentine, we think should be on the field. We ain't got room for him on the field, you know? Yeah, I do agree with that sentiment with him. I would love to see Carrington have more playing time. You know, the whole Hobbs thing is kind of, I'm not willing to write him off quite yet. I do like the aggressivity he plays with. That being said, if there was a guy on this list, I would definitely be Turner

that I'd be intrigued with. Like you said, the 4-2 speed, the age of 24, and more importantly,

the way that I saw him play against us, he was playing phenomenal in that Cincinnati game.

I believe that he ended up being a 90-ish grade in that game, and I think we only slipped maybe one or two passes by him. And even then, he had really sticky coverage. Love the upside with him. Would it be a move to maybe if we really do think that we're going to make a late run and we think that the quarterback rim's a liability, then I would, you know, I'm not the GM. I'm not in that front office, unfortunately. So I don't get to

really be privy to those conversations. But that being said, I mean, me personally, I know that I went

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