Speaking of these college football quarterbacks in the draft, Dion Sanders was on the Tamron Hall show on Friday after our show.

And he said something that we had all speculated about and assumed that was going to happen.

He said that, quote, there's a couple teams that I won't allow him to play for.

All right.

Came right out and said it. Well, he finally said it. I mean, like, and this is something you and I've been talking him to play for. There you go. Came right out and said it.

He finally said it.

I mean, like, and this is something you and I've been talking about for a month, at least a month.

Here's why I think he said it.

The Browns.

Well, he knows the Titans and the Browns.

And, yeah, I think Shador wants to play with Malik neighbors and the Giants, which is going to

put the Giants in a very weird situation because, again, I'm just going to say it.

The kid is a first round draft pick, but he's not a top 10 pick.

You know, and like I would just say is that the one thing he has that Patrick Bahams had

is the expectations to be great at the next level because of his father's history and for what he's been around his entire life.

So I can't take away that from the young man.

But he's just not an explosive player.

You know, like we see at the top of the draft most of the times when you say, okay, this is a can't miss guy.

He's lacking in certain areas, but that doesn't mean he can't be a successful starting quarterback in the NFL.

But it is legitimate to be able to say that he doesn't want him going either to the Titans or the Browns.

And his son, I think, is settled on the Giants.

Like his son wants to come to the Giants to play with Malik neighbors.

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