This is Isaac Rex, and you're listening to Roster Watch Nation, how we doing? We're at the Shrine Bowl live day two.

Cody Carpenter joined by the friendly neighbor trash man.

Trashman, we had a good day practice.

Neighborhood trash man?

Neighborhood trash man?

Yeah, there we go.

That's good enough.

We had a good day.

We learned a couple things about coming of these guys.

Your first day here at practice.

What was a few things that just kind of cut your mind right away?

The wide receiver group on either side, I think, maybe the most impressive group,

at least from the skill position standpoint.

Actually, some really good wide receiver, some really good routes run, some really,

some really athletic wide receivers on either side today. I think it's an interesting group because

you know, as we start to do more write-ups on the site and talk about some of the actual

more known names like Marvin Harrison Jr., Malik

neighbors and things that that's such, people are going to start to realize that even some of these

guys at the Shrine Bowl that aren't talked about as much, the Senior Bowl that aren't talked

about as much, this classes, this class is deep, and it gets down to these names that we can bring up

here. You know, let's just start out with the Whitefisher's first since we're already here. First and foremost, I know there was one guy that caught your eye,

and he probably goes to one of the smallest schools here other than one of the running backs.

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