He defends his previous assessment of Bryce Young as a top-tier prospect by shifting blame to the team's organization.

“is it his fault that the maybe the GM's a a more well I don't know about the new GM I I'll give him some time but you know I mean is the owner a dip [ __ ] you know was his previous head coach you know was he out to lunch”

The most effective way to protect the integrity of the NFL draft would be to implement a system of relegation like in European sports leagues.

“the best way to protect the draft is to go to the European model of relegation like whether it's NFL or NBA basketball like a certain amount of teams get relegated to another league and other teams that did really really well get bumped up”

Draft results cannot be accurately evaluated until at least two or three years have passed.

“I don't think you can ever judge a draft until 2, three years down the road.”

The Steelers had a successful draft focused on physical, high-performing players.

“This was uh what we like to call a dog draft for the Pittsburgh Steelers. It was all dogs. You you know, you started with Derek Harman, Caleb Johnson ran for I don't know 2700 yards at Iowa. It felt like Oh, and then you get two national champions and Jack Sawyer and Will Howard.”

The New England Patriots drafted high-character, high-potential players, indicating a bright future for the team.

“basically, every single player that uh was wearing a Patriots hat after they got drafted is going there. Uh, essentially, personally, I think a lot of people from New England said, "Okay, look, they all clearly think Frabel's the guy. Tackle, running back, wide receiver, center."”

The Green Bay Packers had a successful draft that addressed their needs, even though their late pick positioning made an immediate impact less likely.

“I think they did great. Again, you know, the Packers are one of those teams where anytime you're drafting in the back half like where they are, I don't think anything's going to really push you over the edge.”

Hand size is a valid measurement for quarterbacks because it correlates to performance in bad weather conditions.

“I there's some validity in the hand size thing for sure, but more of it is that the inability to stretch the thumb out. Yeah. Um, but yes, for sure. And then it really comes to fruition when you're in those bad weather games, when you play in a Pittsburgh or even a Philly or Buffalo”