In the air, the Brown's fight for the ball, and it's picked up by Miles Derek.

He's going to score.

Touchdown!

Cut back by Chuck.

He's still the 10.

He's still running to the 5. He dips outside left. He's

going to get a touchdown. What a run. Next job.

What's up, guys. Welcome into the latest. We'll be our film breakdown. I'm your host,

Jake Burns, here on Saturday, February 11th, which means we are going to connect on a quick

weekend mock draft, as we always do here,

in accordance with our four weekend mock drafts that we like to put up for the weekend.

Like I said, we do this pretty much nonstop between now and the draft on the weekends here.

It's obviously things are going to start to pick up a little bit more as we get

closer to free agency. If you haven't paid attention over at the OBR, we've been doing a free agency

mock paired with our regular mock to give you guys an idea of what could happen in free agency

and then the decisions that could stem off of that free agency setup, right? Because obviously the draft is altered by what you do

somewhat. You like to think you don't. And there's always conversations about going into each

draft like an expansion franchise, et cetera, et cetera. But you do need to address certain positions.

It's to me a fallacy. You're not drafting for position, but you are cognizant of positions that have

a necessity down the line to either replace a player or find some immediate help. You literally

cannot draft without the thought process of where your team currently is. So I like the idea

of what we talk about with expansion and all that stuff and like Andrew Barry's thought on some of this stuff.

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