Tracking the third round of the NFL draft guest appearance from our buddy Peter

Oberzett in our final edition of our live coverage of the NFL draft,

the special live edition of Stealing Panas,

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day two of the NFL draft.

Ben, I'm going to go with levis here i don't think

you can fall much further than 13 as a soon-to-be starting quarterback yeah i kind of

forgot about him when i took leporta at 12 but i'm going to stick with the lepros because that's just more

fun you can take the bad qb that no one wanted in the first round. But you feel like you have to take, like, it's like eating your vegetables. It's just like he has to go at some point. So that pushes it back to Pete. Oh, it's back to me? Yeah. All right. Yeah, man, this is where it starts to get really wide open. I mean, the Charbonnet stuff is just wild with the Seahawks, just unreal.

I think what I'll do, I'll go with Jonathan Mingo here at this spot.

I think, you know, the next wide receiver off the board after those first round guys,

just a wide open depth chart.

They're going to have some nice quarterback play as well if Bryce Young develops like that.

So I feel like that one makes sense here in the early second round.

And I don't see like a ton of opportunity cost of other guys that you're passing up over him here.

Yeah, I like that.

I think maybe Mims or Charbonnet are like the only like big opportunity cost.

But Mingo lands in a really nice spot.

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