All he did was almost record double-digit sacks.

Here's a guy who has the work ethic and the talent.

Now Will is taking a shot for the end zone and it's caught.

First of all, I think Malik Willis from Liberty and Kenny Pickett from Pitt may be gone by

the time they pick it 50.

Back here on first draft or Thursday's show, we're going to have Jordan read a little

bit later on in the program.

I've got my guys here, Mel Kuiper Jr. and Todd Nick Shea and we had a great spirited conversation

on Monday recapping the combine and I said at the end of the show, we could have kept

going for the rest of the day.

We don't have the rest of today to do exactly that but I want to make sure that each one

of them had the chance to empty out the notebook.

So Mel, if there were players that you either didn't get the chance to cover or you wanted

to add more to from Monday's conversation, who might they be?

Yeah, I think James Cook, Todd had a reference to him, they're running back to Georgia.

And Nick Sabin always would highlight, you know, it would fly out of Kyle Pits and Tony

and then you go to Georgia, James Cook.

Remember when they were up in that first half, they were going to say, at number four,

we got to figure out how to match up with him.

They would move him wide and he'd be able to beat you for a touchdown, catching the ball

down the field.

His hands, just how effortless he is, how natural everything comes to James Cook,

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