Welcome in to another episode of the PFF NFL show, Max Chadwick, alongside Dalton Wassman here today.

And today, Dolan, we're going to be breaking down the OG himself, Mel Kuyper's latest mock draft.

I'm looking at it right now.

There are a ton of really interesting and unique selections in this mock draft.

So I'm excited to break it all down with you today.

And, you know, Mel Kuiper is one of those plugged in analysts in the industry.

So, you know, when you puts out a mock draft, it is major news because it might be what teams are thinking on draft night.

Well, and I think worth even more examination here because this mock draft came out before a couple of big signings we had in the league yesterday that could change things even within the top five of the draft.

We got to talk about those two signings right now.

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with a PFF plus subscription at subscribe.pff.com. So you alluded to two of those big signings yesterday.

One of them, the Giants finally seem to have a starting quarterback in Russell Wilson,

who they signed to a one-year deal worth $21 million with $10.5 million guarantee. The Giants

already signed James Winston earlier to a deal as well. So now they have James Winston. They

have Russell Wilson and Tommy DeVito, of course, as well. Do you think, one, do you think this closes the door to Shored Sanders number three overall?

And two, what did you think of the signing for the Giants?

I think as far as them getting better right now, it is a good signing.

Russell Wilson, you know, I mean, it didn't end well, obviously the five-game losing streak,

but he had the 11th best passing grade in football last year. He was the best deep passer in football last year. And you look at what the Giants issues in the passing game were.

Outside of Malik neighbors making the occasional play, Daniel Jones, Drew Locke, Tommy DeVito,

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