We are about to get into the nuts and bolts of the draft season, but first, we're going to give

you our final top 24 skill positions with just me and Andrew Mott. My name's Jagramay. As I

preface, that is Andrew Mott. And this is the draft nerds show. We are going to give you not just

rankings, but we're actually going to tear these out. So you can see exactly where we are

from a value standpoint when you're making these trades. Before we get into some real sicko mode stuff,

like talking about teen needs, once we start working in defense and offensive linemen.

We're going to work through these first couple of tiers fairly quickly because me and Andrew talks pre-show,

we've already talked about the top of this class a lot. We're going to be talking about them

more. And we actually have some differences between our consensus once we get into the D, E, and F

tier. So off the bat, we have Jeremiah Love and a tier of his own. I feel pretty good about that.

He's just the one Blue Chip elite can't miss talent. And even though I really like Fernando

Mendoza, I can't say that he's can't miss. Because even when we say they can't miss,

we do end up with, I don't know, six years of Trevor Lawrence until we got what we got now.

And then that one weird season with Caleb Williams.

So we'll go ahead and we're going to move right on to the A tier right on top of that,

where we have Fredendino Mendoza, Carnell Tate, Mackay Lemon, and Jordan Tyson.

We have a little bit of discrepancy.

And by a little bit, it's just where we have Jordan Tyson. He's your clear wide receiver

one. He's not for me. He's my wide receiver five, whereas you have Cardinal Tate as five.

You just dug into Jordan Tyson and you're still pretty much all in on him, right? Yeah. I mean, everything that I saw on Tate S5. You just dug into Jordan Tyson and you're still pretty much all in on him,

right? Yeah. I mean, everything that I saw on Tate passed the I test to me. He's a player that I think is a supreme route runner. I think he's elite at all levels when he's running routes. So he's just somebody that I think is going to translate very well to the NFL. He's going to get open often. He was open a lot more than he got the football there at Arizona State. Sam Levitt did him no favors there last

year because. translate very well to the NFL. He's going to get open often. He was open a lot more than he got the

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