Blue Wire.

Welcome back.

It's the big blue banter.

New York Giants football podcast.

I'm Dan Schneier.

I joined his always in my co-host, Nick Vallado.

And today we've got a special guest joining us.

It's Russ Brown.

You can find him on Twitter at Russ NFL draft.

At run us, Russ NFL draft at run us.

Russ NFL draft.

It's one of my favorite draft analysts in the planet.

And we actually haven't had a chance to have him on the show yet.

So we're excited to get him on the show to talk some senior bowl.

And Russ, let's just start right there.

Give me maybe your one or two or three, whatever it may be, key takeaways from your time spent down there from what you saw during senior week. For me, it's more about the week and the practices leading up to the game rather than the game. I know a lot of people look at the box score, look at the stats of the game, but I want to get your key takeaways. Well, first and foremost, I have like this cold that just, I don't even know where it came from. I was perfectly fine and now it's just beaten on me. But, yeah,

it was a very interesting week. One of my favorite players down there was Julius Brents and

he's from Kansas State to corner. I hyped him up a ton. He had probably the most consistent week of practice of any

defensive player. But yeah, I mean, the senior pool is just so much fun, right? Like you mentioned the

practices. I don't really look at the box score or at the game in a whole as itself. Like, it's great

to see those guys perform, but really the practices are what we all look forward to because you want

to see what those guys can do in between plays. How do they take coaching? How do they do in those one-on-one matchups? And I think that's kind of the key that I always look at is, you know, one-on-one. How do they match? You know, you get these small school guys, right, Arbery Miller from Jackson State. How did he do covering running backs like Eric Gray from Oklahoma. He did a fine job. How did he do blitzing off the edge if he was ever sent off the edge one-on-one with a darn out right from Tennessee? So I always look at those types of things and really it's just about a bunch of dudes sitting around talking football. And that's what just I love so much about it. I get to meet so many different people. I met Nick there a couple years ago. And, you know, it's just such a fun time. And if nobody's ever been, I would highly advise go. Brenton, who you brought up out of Kansas State. What kind of corner is he? Is he more of a man coverage corner press man but what what's his style what

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