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All right, John, we're about halfway through the first round. Let's talk Ty Simpson to the Rams at 13.

Surprising to a lot of people, it's not, you know, Todd McShay came on my show this week and said

there's a lot of talk. And, I mean, when you're as good as the Rams, what were their needs?

Corner addressed it with Trent McDuffie.

Probably another receiver, although, you know, Jordan Whittingham, they got from Texas out of the

sixth round. The kid they got out of Pittsburgh in the seventh round last year can play.

Puka, Devonte Adams. I'm not shocked by it because I think Stepson Bennett wasn't going to work.

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