Are you ready for rapid fire?

Oh, yes, I'm absolutely ready for rapid fire. Okay, I haven't read it.

This will come up. Okay. This will come up in rapid fire. That's why I didn't want you to just blow it all

out before we even get there. So, all right, so let's start with this. The Indianapolis Colts drafted

Riley Leonard in the sixth round of the

draft over the weekend. Here's the write-up the athletic had about Leonard going to the Colts.

Quote, Leonard won't wow anyone with his athleticism, but he does offer some dual threat

capabilities that fall in line with what most teams desire in a quarterback these

days. The 22-year-old likely won't see the field in 2025, but the idea is that it'll

have time to develop into a legitimate backup or spot starter in the future. Leonard's

toughness and leadership endured him to many coaches, including Colts coach Shane Steichen, who watched Leonard work out at Notre Dame's pro day, end quote.

So Vince, your thoughts on that assessment? I agree with the latter portion of the assessment that coaches fell in love with his leadership and toughness and all of those

things.

His number one, outside of his leadership, right, outside of the off-the-field stuff.

His number one asset is his athleticism.

Yes.

Are you kidding me?

What?

How can you watch Riley Leonard?

How can you watch anything Riley Leonard has done and say, well, he's not going to wow anyone with his athleticism?

Are you kidding me?

Oh, my God.

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