This is sort of a two-part question on how you are handling a player like Jacobs, as well as how you are handling a player like Lloyd, because if you're a believer in Jacobs, maybe you shouldn't be a believer in Lloyd, but if you are not a believer in Jacobs, maybe Marshon Lloyd is a player you wanna be in business with.

It's definitely one or the other.

Um, I think Jacobs is tough to pass up if you're go- if you got him in the middle of the fourth.

I mean, that guy was just literally, like end of second, beginning of third, um, prior to that news coming out with, you know, with all the, you know, potential charges.

But now, now with the groin injury, um, he still might not be done freefalling, and it's...

I literally just went through this sc- this very scenario probably an hour before we started this, uh, the commentary for this draft because I was up in a league, uh, big gorilla, uh, started off with three wides and didn't have a running back, and I was gonna actually go with four wides.

And here's Josh Jacobs sitting there, and I couldn't pass.

Uh, uh, like, number one, do you subscribe to that, that you're drafting players these last few picks, players that are either gonna be clear, um, keeps on your roster or clear, like, cuts for, for players that you wanna pick up, maybe training camp darlings or beneficiaries of injuries or what have you? How do you sort of handle these last few picks in your drafts?

Because if you're a believer in Jacobs, maybe you shouldn't be a believer in Lloyd, but if you are not a believer in Jacobs, maybe Marshon Lloyd is a player you wanna be in business with.

It's definitely one or the other.

Um, I think Jacobs is tough to pass up if you're got- if you got him in the middle of the fourth.

I mean, that guy was just literally, like, end of the second, beginning of the third, um, prior to that news coming out with, you know, with all the, you know, potential charges.

But now, now with the groin injury, um, he still might not be done freefalling, and it's...

I literally just went through this sc- this very scenario probably an hour before we started this, uh, the commentary for this draft, because I was up in a league, uh, Big Gorilla.

Uh, started off with three wides and didn't have a running back, and I was gonna actually go with four wides, and here's Josh Jacobs sitting there and I couldn't pass.

Uh, uh, like, number one, do you subscribe to that, that you're drafting players these last few picks, players that are either gonna be clear, um, keeps on your roster or clear, like, cuts for, for players that you wanna pick up, maybe training camp darlings or beneficiaries of injuries or what have you? How do you sort of handle these last few picks in your drafts?