I'll stop chewing at some point.

Welcome to your Monday book I talk from Cleveland.com, Doug Limeries and Nathan Baird, Nathan, something

little different.

We like to dip into the professional ranks from time to time to talk about what buckais

are doing there.

And I will tell you Nathan, this is a much more interesting and deeply involved exercise

than it would have been 10 years ago.

There was a time, basically before I've been my regard here, where it was a little remarkable

how I don't want to say how little impact of high estate players were making in the NFL,

and they were like an awesome college program that wasn't producing a ton of NFL superstars

in an era where Michigan's former or co-quarterback was the best player in the NFL.

So I mean, it was kind of a weird thing, and now you do this, and especially on the

defensive side of the ball, there are buckais everywhere, and it's a little different

for us because for Cleveland.com, we cover an NFL team.

So we, I think from our standpoint, don't cover the Ohio State guys and the NFL as much

as maybe the Columbus Dispatch does, or the sites that are all Ohio's state, and it's

like, hey, your favorite NFL guy might be a former Ohio State guy wherever he is, where

it's like we're assuming, we're writing and talking for an audience who cares about

the Cleveland Browns.

But man, Nathan, there, there's a lot of dudes aren't there.

I mean, it's kind of fun to do an exercise like this, and what we're going to do is try

to figure out, could a team of only Ohio State players win a Super Bowl, and you can make

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