Hello and welcome back to the Intel with Greg Kosell on Inside the Birds.

I'm Jeff Mosher with Adam Kaplan.

And of course, we have Greg Kosell with us for one of the most important series that we do all year that we begin with this podcast,

and that is our NFL draft preview of each prospect by position.

And of course, by the end of this series,

we'll have previewed every single position in the NFL draft,

except Greg, we haven't asked you to do this yet.

We won't do long snapper, punter, and kicker.

I know you're very upset about that. I am. Maybe we'll get an extra episode in there for you. I am very good about that. We're going to start with quarterbacks. It's a very interesting year. It reminds me a little bit of last year, Greg, where there's a clear number one who's going to go number one and then probably some question marks there for all the rest.

Last year, Cam Ward goes number one.

Jackson Dart goes also in the first round much later. And then after that, no other first rounders.

What was your overall impression when watching this class of quarterbacks?

Well, you know, one thing I've really come to believe, and I think understand and in conversations I've had is so much about

quarterback play, I think, is dependent on team, scheme, how he's coached. There's very few guys who are sort of, I don't want to use the word

transcendent because that's not the right word. But, you know, the players and everybody's looking

for theoretically those players, a Mahomes and Josh Allen, you know, players that can can make those

individual plays that are special.

But there's not a lot of guys like that.

And if there is someone who can do that, then what is his proficiency in the pocket?

So in other words, you know, we think if we're putting it in terms of numbers, you know,

a guy who has almost no outside of structure ability

to be a high-level quarterback in the NFL,

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