Welcome back. It's the big blue banter. New York Giants football podcast. I'm Dan Schneier.

Joined as always my host, Nick Vallado. And it's the month of April. So you know what that means. Draft, draft, draft, draft, draft, draft, draft, draft. Draft, draft. I don't know what I was doing there. But we're back. We're talking draft. And we're moving forward here. So just to give you guys a little heads up on some of the things that we're doing. Today, we're back we're talking draft and we're moving forward here so just to give you guys

a little heads up on some of the things that we're doing today we're doing a draft pro profile for

shador sanders we did one for cam ward earlier we're going to work our way through all of the possible

prospects the giants might take a number three overall traves hunters next we're going to eventually

get to uh abdul carter and then maybe another player or two. Then we're going to have interviews with draft analysts, with people who talk draft with us. Those shows I always love. We'll mix in some mailbox. We haven't done that. And we're going to start to do mock drafts, things of that nature. These are the type of content you could have come to expect from us previous years, and you're going to get again this draft season.

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potential draft pick for the Giants at number three overall, potentially a draft pick for the Giants, and we'll discuss this scenario a little bit later on the show, potentially a draft pick for the Giants if they move back in the draft, or Nick, if they move back forward into the draft. I'd say they don't take Sanders of three. And he keeps falling in the draft board, like if they move back forward into the draft let's say they don't take

Sanders a three and he keeps falling in the draft board like an Aaron Rogers type situation where

he kept falling right or can even though I kind of didn't expect him to go but some did maybe

they trade back in so we'll discuss at the end but that's what we're talking today so where do you

want to start with Sanders we've talked a lot about Shador Sanders for a while clean in the

pocket, right? You love his dropback. You love his footwork. You love that over the top,

predictable release of the football. I would say good overall accuracy. There were times where he

missed some throws. And I think the accuracy maybe gets, I don't want to say overhyped because

that has negative connotations, but there are some throws that aren't necessarily pinpoint with Shador Sanders. But the meat and potatoes, for me,

when I look at Shador Sanders, what catches my attention. There's just a lack of, I think,

elite physical traits. And when you're talking about top five pick, you're hoping that all the traits that he possesses that are, I would say, above average to good, they hit at a 100th percentile. And I just don't know what the, and I'm not trying to be negative here, but I don't know what the ceiling for Shador Sanders is. Like I look at him and I know we're not big cop guys here, Dan, but I look at Shador Sanders

and Andy Dalton is a name that kind of comes to my mind.

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