Ladies and gentlemen, welcome once again to the Packernet podcast.

I am your host and resident fanalyst.

As always, Ryan Schlipp.

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Find me on Twitter, pack underscore dat. All right. So there's some news

and note stuff that doth exist. However, I want to start with this because I don't want to get

caught up in other things and not have time to get to it, especially since the draft is

rapidly approaching. So I told you yesterday, kind of just a flippant thing. It wasn't like a hardcore

note or whatever, but what I said, I think toward the end of the show, I don't even know what

show it was. But the point is, at some point yesterday, I made the comment into this microphone that I was

going to watch pass rushers because I kind of talked myself into, it must have been packing it

after dark because I think it was one of the questions. I talked myself into the fact that pass rusher is one of the positions I could see somebody starting

and, you know, how you quantify starting over a season, whatever.

But just based on how many people are entrenched in positions, um, compared to,

you know, without Micah Parsons, the number two edge spot feels like it's wide open,

especially if we're talking about a second round pick. If, if every, run through every position in

the second round, this person gets picked. If a tackle gets picked, he's not starting. If a guard or center

gets picked, could start, I would guess doesn't. Tight end? No. I don't even think you could talk

me into him being the number two. Next year, sure, this year, I don't think so. Wide receiver,

that's a joke. Running back? No. Now,

you know, pending some kind of an offseason injury or whatever, but we're obviously not

going to speculate about that. Safety, no. Linebacker, very unlikely. Defensive tackle even could be

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