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All right, let's get you updated before we welcome in Jeff Schwartz, former New York Giant,

and I wonder if he's going to be happy about the news about his former team, the New York Giants.

The New Orleans Saints, they are taking Jordan Tyson, already did.

At number eight, the Cleveland Browns, after trading back with the Kansas City Chiefs, Matt,

they will take Utah tackle Spencer Fano.

So Spencer Fano Casham as the first offensive linemen selected.

And according to media reports, Matt, at number 10, the Giants with Caleb Downs on the board

will take Miami tackle Francis Maui Noah.

Surprised to me, even though I did in my mock draft, I had Maui Noah to the Giants at 10

and downs to the Dolphins at 11. I bet downs to the Giants at 10. So I'm not real happy with the way that turns out. But Giants have two major needs, offensive line, obviously all over the defense. And we know somebody who can speak about the Giants with authority. And that's Jeff Schwartz. Jeff Schwartz, the co-host of the GM shuffle, which comes out every Monday, wherever you get

your podcast, part of the V-Sin family. We'll hear from his co-host, Marty Herney, former GM here in just a little bit. But, Jeff, let's talk about the offensive lineman. You played the position in the NFL. You played the position for the New York Giants. So what do you make of Francis Maui Noah,

the Miami tackle,

headed it to New York at number 10? I mean, he sort of fits in a immediate need for them either at right tackle, which they have a decent right tackle for now, but I don't know how long he'll be there. And then they can put him in a guard, right? I mean, look, the thing about these tackles, with Fano and with Malanoga is the question is they're not like pure tackles, like they might play guard eventually, right? So that's why I was curious to see what order these guys would go in and at the top of the draft for teams willing to spend, you know, a high capital pick on a maybe tackle, right? It may be tackle, maybe guard.

But it's a very good football player to help them immediately look. Giants, I think, had a great draft, right? Reese falls to five. You have to draft them. You just have to, right? If it falls to five. And now they have another franchise player at tackle to help dart out. I think this is a home run for them from that perspective. Jeff, I said I believe the biggest losers of the draft so far are the Titans,

taking Carnel Tate at number four in a draft deep with wide receiver talent.

Do you agree, disagree, or not sure what to make of that pick by Tennessee?

I don't understand it. Other than look, so here's the thing about Tennessee.

With a first-year head coach, I've always argued that your job is to fix the side of the ball that you command, right, with your offensive defense.

So if you're a first-year coach like Ben Johnson, right, you command it last year, the Bears.

And you made the offense much better in Chicago year one. Your two, you fix the defense, right? You commanded last year the Bears and you made the offense

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