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It was 1000% a Sean Payton draft for the Denver Broncos.

So as we continue and conclude our draft recaps here on the audible, we always finish with the West and the AFC West.

And it is a Broncos show and there's Marvin Mims Jr. the Broncos move into the last pick of the second round.

They didn't have picked all the third round and they were watching Rishi Rice that she's moved up for Rishi Rice.

We'll get to that spoiler alert a little bit, but Marvin Mims is their selection.

He's not a manual Sanders. I've heard too many fans say that he doesn't have the dog that a manual Sanders has, but he's also faster than a manual Sanders.

If you want to say as Matt Waldman said, start a kit, Derek Mason.

If you want to say like, okay, he got some to Sean Jackson to his game.

That's a comparison. I went back to with Marvin Mims. He's got speed. He's got late hands. He'll be perfect for the moon balls for Russell Wilson.

Is they're going to run the hell out of the ball? Yes. Sean Payton is going to run the hell out of the ball.

And they're going to set up play action passing Drew Sanders is a football playing Jesse. He's not Micah Parsons.

Okay. But honestly that. Oh, God.

The battle to have to fight. He's my they got Micah Parsons. No, they didn't.

Because they had to get past your tan anyway. He's a fine, fine player and a fine young man. But anyway, Drew Sanders is inside linebacker that got nine and a half sacks last year for Arkansas.

This first season plan, I'll be Alabama transfer. Honestly, I think he's a Russia at the pros, but the work of an I'll be they've already said that.

So you have a plan of attack for Vance Joseph. Riley Moss, they give up pick picks next year to get Riley Moss. This year, Moss, I think, is a safety now versatility.

This episode is brought to you by the letter V because versatility is the name of the game. Marvin Mims Jr. can play outside a complete slot.

Sanders can play inside or he can play outside as a Russia. Riley Moss is a corner who's also a safety in my opinion. Jail Skinner.

There's six rounder. I love him. Boise State sleeper kind of throws his body at people and just like always plays with reckless abandon, but he's like a safety linebacker hybrid.

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