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Gray sky is in the DMV, but certainly excitement now that the draft is over.

I'd say by and large, the reception to the NFL draft by the commanders is pretty positive.

Warren Sharp had that, like an interesting metric saying that, you know, the value of the picks outpaced consensus boards.

And I think, you know, mostly the draft grades have been good.

I think folks are excited about Stiles and Williams and Josephs and Fat Man, you know what I mean?

Now we kind of turn ahead, rookie minicam next week.

OTA is not far off.

Big Man, how we doing?

We're doing well.

To your point, I mean, I saw a list of compiled all the

draft grades for all the teams across the major publications and the commanders came in with

the seventh best draft right, you know, on average from everybody. Listen, I think that you look at

what they did in the off season and between free agency and the draft.

And you have to be excited that they've at least put together some nice pieces to be on the football field.

Now it turns to, you're right, working mini camp and David Blow and Durante Jones getting out there

and putting together an offense and a defense that's going to go out and be able to win football games on Sundays.

Yeah, and another, they've signed a host of undrafted free agents.

I think we kind of tackle that once we see them next weekend.

I did want to point out, though, that the Iowa kid that we initially said, the kicker, it was initially reported he was a rookie camp invite, but that, I confirm with somebody today, because the reporting has kind of been all over the place.

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