All right, welcome in. So we have we have we have bumped what we were going to do here

because this is quite simply the single worst mock draft I've ever seen.

And it's a two-rounder where the Lions have four picks. And I hate all four selections.

Not dislike, hate, hate. And Matt Miller, who did this, honestly, I am speechless.

Totally speechless at everything I'm seeing. So I'm going to take you through this and you can do

whatever you want. You could tell me it's okay. You could tell me Mike, it's not that bad. You could

tell me, you know, we don't know how it'll play out. You do whatever you want. I'm telling you

in totality, if this is what this franchise came home with with these four picks, I would be

live it. Live it. It's it's malfeasance. But here we go. So let's start out at pick six.

The Lions select corner out of Illinois Devin Witherspoon. What? In a year where there's no premium

corners, we're taking one at six. Who wrote this S Anderson?

That is no. That is that's his boy. He that's who that's one of the guys. But it gets worse.

Okay. So at pick 18, you're Detroit Lions select Lucas Van Ness, defensive and out of Iowa.

Now you'll go, okay, well, who could they have gotten smart guy? Well, for instance,

two players that I've mentioned that I like quite a bit that were taken in the picks following.

One is a big time linebacker at Arkansas, who was a Bama transfer, a kid named Drew Sanders.

He was their best player. He's great in the run game. Very instinctual. Nine and a half sacks.

He's a blitzer. He's big time. Okay. Drew Sanders at 23 ended up at the Vikings.

And I'll give you another one. And I've mentioned him. So it's not like I'm making it up.

Was Osiris Torrance, who at the NFL level projects as a guard. Six six three thirty five.

You know, it might be interesting to line him up next to school for a team that wants to

continue pummeling opponents. Right. Now I'm not telling you guard is your biggest need.

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