Transcript
Todd McShay (0:00)
Sa1 Sometimes when you call a friend and you say, I need your help, you can't ask me what it is, you can never ask me later about it. And we're probably gonna hurt some people. All the answer that you're looking for is whose car are we gonna take? And that's exactly what I did with Ryan Rosillo, my good friend here.
Ryan Rosillo (1:21)
I had no idea when I agreed to this that it was the NBA.
Todd McShay (1:23)
Playoffs and he's been complaining ever since, but he said yes. And here we are in Ryan's wonderful home, Manhattan Beach, Day three of the draft. I've spent it sitting on sets, sweating. I've spent it sitting on sets, freezing, rain soaked notes. And now I get to sit here, ocean in the backdrop, amongst good friends. Ryan Rosillo's Mentz. Would you get over here?
Ryan Rosillo (1:52)
Good. I was worried.
Todd McShay (1:53)
Mench is a busy man. As we talked about yesterday. He's got the ESPN draft tracker. He's doing two jobs at once and we love him for it. He's busy, busy guy.
Mensch (2:00)
Pop it up in a second.
Todd McShay (2:01)
And you know what? He may be jumping in and out. We'll have him in the background. We can ease drop on him the whole time. But. But here we are, day three of the draft and there's a lot to get to, a lot to get to and. But you can't start this coverage with Shador Sanders being drafted just a handful of picks ago. We're in the fifth round still. He was drafted at 144 overall in the fifth round by the Cleveland Browns as the second quarterback they drafted.
Ryan Rosillo (2:29)
Your initial thoughts without the Dylan Gabriel pick. It actually makes a lot of sense because if you look at their depth chart, you're like, okay, Watson's probably on IR for another year. And I think there's an insurance money conversation about keeping around in the IR as opposed to taking on more dead money, which is a different thing. You've got Flacco, you've got Pickett. So if that were the case, through all of this stuff that I know, we'll get to it. It felt like without the Gabriel pick, like, okay, he might, this might actually work out, as disappointing as these two days have been. But the Gabriel pick at, at the third round, that concerns me now because it's like, well, what's, what's the point? What am I doing? Yeah, I mean, obviously it's a value play. Like, okay, our grade on him despite all this is way better than him being in the fifth round. So get back in there. I mean, Clearly, Cleveland passed him, what, six times, not even including some of the trades. So I. I would like it way more if they didn't pick Gabriel ahead of him, who I would still think. I would have thought would be behind Sanders in the evaluations.