This is Nick Singleton, and you're listening to Ross to Rod. Ladies and gentlemen, citizens of the universe, this is roster watch.

My name is Alex Dunlap here with Cody Carpenter Live from Mobile, Alabama, where we're

I guess kind of halfway through, two-thirds of the way through the 2026 Senior Bowl, our 15th annual

trip here to Mobile.

And it's been another good one, Cody.

We'll have a final wrap-up show where we'll kind of go over the all-senior

bowl team and all that either on Friday or Saturday morning, depending on how

travel goes.

But, yeah, interesting week so far.

I think that the best way to maybe kind of discuss it is to go through by position and just kind of

talk about our general overall thoughts. So quarterback, where are you right now? Any of these guys

kind of sticking out to you? Well, I don't think it's quite, I don't think it's quite the

Pickett Willis Ritter-Howell year. Those guys, I think, it just had like a baseline of just below competency, but they were just going up to. And it was rainy that week. Yeah, that was rainy. The one day was really rainy, and Willis had a decent day. But the group this year, they're all different from each other. Like you have a tail and green who's this 6-6-238 pound Adonis, who's athletic. You have Diego Pavia, who obviously came in a 5-9, 7-8s. Everyone knows that. It floated across Twitter and stuff. You got Nussmeyer who, for all intents of purposes, was clearly going to be the best ball spinner here when he walked in, but he's got some lingering knee issues that might pop up during the combine and, you know, an oblique injury and yada, yada. I think he still looks the best. Then you have people that love Sawyer Robertson from Baylor, right? And then we haven't even talked about Cole Payton, the left-handed quarterback from North Dakota State, who's like, he's got all the intangibles. I think he's just big enough.

We had the argument at dinner there tonight about, you know, the left-handed quarterback

situation.

It's like, yeah, I think that the guy can play at the next level.

He's got a very beautiful football, but I think pound for pound through two days of

practice, the guy that made the most best throws was Diego Pavia.

The problem is a lot of it came in seven-on-seven format with no offensive lineman standing in front of them.

Yeah, there were a couple of those deep shots and team drills, and I think we'll probably see a little bit more today in red zone work now.

Will that be super deep?

No.

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