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And as of right now, the team that is favored to have the number one overall pick in 2026, or 2027 I should say, according to FanDuel's Super Bowl odds, is the Miami Dolphins.

Miami Dolphins with the first overall pick in 2027, they're taking Arch Manning, the quarterback out of Texas.

He went number two overall to your New York Jets, Dalton, but he goes number one overall here, uh, to the, uh, to the Miami Dolphins.

I think the hype is based on more than just the name on the back of his jersey right now.

Good arm strength, really good runner, way better, uh, mobility than either of his uncles had.

Kind of more of his grandfather's mobility, Archie Manning, uh, than his uncles.

And I think Arch Manning, uh, he is primed to be maybe the number one overall pick, but at least a top three pick in next year's draft.

I know the Dolphins just gave Malik Willis a contract, but if they're the worst team in football next year and they have a chance to get Arch Manning or Julian Zane or Dante Moore, I really think they might pull the trigger and move on to another quarterback.

Yeah, a- and look, this situation, you look at, well, they just signed Malik Willis, but the bones, the structure of that contract is essentially two years with 45 million guaranteed.

So if you wanna wait a bit in that second year of Willis's contract to play Manning before you just throw him into the fire on a team that's still building, then I understand that.

But I think to find a real long-term solution at quarterback is gonna be big, especially like you mentioned.

If they're the number one team, uh, in overall in this draft, if they're picking first in this draft, it's probably not going very well anyway for Willis or otherwise.

And you want the scouting report? I, I mean, I've said it over and over again.

We haven't had that since his grandpa, Archie, and he was a really darn good player.

And as of right now, the team that is favored to have the number one overall pick in 2026, or 2027 I should say, according to FanDuel's Super Bowl odds, is the Miami Dolphins.

Miami Dolphins with the first overall pick in 2027, they're taking Arch Manning, the quarterback out of Texas.

He went number two overall to your New York Jets, Dalton, but he goes number one overall here, uh, to the, uh, to the Miami Dolphins.

I think the hype is based on more than just the name on the back of his jersey right now.

Good arm strength, really good runner, way better, uh, mobility than either of his uncles had.

Kind of more of his grandfather's mobility, Archie Manning, uh, than his uncles.

And I think Arch Manning, uh, he is primed to be maybe the number one overall pick, but at least a top three pick in next year's draft.

I know the Dolphins just gave Malik Willis a contract, but if they're the worst team in football next year and they have a chance to get Arch Manning or Julian Zane or Dante Moore, I really think they might pull the trigger and move on to another quarterback.

Yeah, a- and look, this situation, you look at, well, they just signed Malik Willis, but the bones, the structure of that contract is essentially two years with 45 million guaranteed.

So if you wanna wait a bit in that second year of Willis's contract to play Manning before you just throw him into the fire on a team that's still building, then I understand that.

But I think to find a real long-term solution at quarterback is gonna be big, especially like you mentioned.

If they're the number one team, uh, in overall in this draft, if they're picking first in this draft, it's probably not going very well anyway for Willis or otherwise.

And you want the scouting report? I, I mean, I've said it over and over again.

We haven't had that since his grandpa, Archie, and he was a really darn good player.
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