Hello, I am Matt Williamson at Williamson NFL, give me a follow or Twitter, all that good

stuff. Go check out my YouTube page. This stuff that should have done a while ago. Sometimes I take

for granted that a lot of you guys are super dialed into this draft and think about a 24-7 like I do.

But I just wanted to go position by position real generally to talk about strengths and weaknesses by position of this draft overall.

It's getting to that point where some of you are just tuning in, you know, it's a week away, blah, blah, blah, that you want to know these things.

So let me just kind of start from scratch, kind of do a fifth grade conversation as opposed

to advanced stuff of this is the 10th best safety in the draft that they could,

Steelers could steal in the fifth round, blah, blah, blah.

So quarterback, I think there's a misconception that everyone thinks this is the,

the Kenny Pickett quarterback class. It stunk. Pickett went 20.

Nobody went in the second round of that draft, if you recall.

You know, Ritter and Willis and Corral, terrible, terrible, terrible.

I don't see it that way.

It's nothing like last year's draft that was ridiculously good.

It might be a historical quarterback class.

But Ward is the first overall pick most years,

and it's certainly a top five pick any year he comes out.

After that, I think there's some dudes that could get

overdrafted, Sanders, obviously, Dart, etc. But overall, I think it's a middle of the road

quarterback class. And there are a lot of third, fourth, fifth round players. I'm not even

mention a lot of names today. I'm just talking about general overviews of the positions. But there's a lot of mid-round quarterbacks that I am intrigued

with. That, again, I'm not even talking from a Steeler perspective. It's a very generic podcast today.

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