Zach, when you look at the tape at Jamar Chase, kind of what jumps out of Joe?

He's a, he's a primary receiver in this draft.

You know, he does a lot of things really well.

And, you know, he's certainly, when you watch the tape in 2019, it's fun to watch Joe play again.

Is his connection to Joe a big factor, Zach?

No, it's one of the things that you weigh in.

You know, it's certainly we take in a lot of factors on, you know, their production on the

field, their character, their football IQ, you know, just what they bring to our locker

and what they bring to our team as a whole relationship with the quarterback.

That certainly doesn't hurt, but that's just one of the many things that we weigh in.

I never knew how well-groomed Zach Taylor's nostrils were.

Extremely well-groomed.

Yours are too.

I've been through that tight shot. That tight shot. If I wasn't plugged in to the IFB,

although unlike you, I am able to unplug it

and re-plug it, I would have walked up and got my face right in the camera. I was inspired to do that

watching to Zach Taylor. Thank you. I'm glad you didn't. Comments. So, Jamar Chase, there is definite

steam. You know, it was Pena Sewell, the Oregon tackle, penciled in to Cincinnati

at number five for a while. That pendulum has swung hard the other way. Jamar Chase, there's now

a feeling, is the guy, the LSU reunion between Joe Burrow and Jamar Chase. And there it is.

Another mock draft with Jamar Chase going to the Cincinnati

Bengals at number five. And Sewell dropping down to number seven, biting kneecaps for Dan Campbell

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