it again with Trent McDuffie, George called, Loftus Sky more,
Joshua Williams
and running back. Isaiah Pacheco from Rutgers they did
and they killed it.
But Jay, Cho and we
Pacheco, okay? I mean, I've been calling them that and
watch them at Rutgers the last few years and I don't think
I've said his name, right? Well, one, so I'm, it's
a learning process for me too,
but yes, they did kill it.
Listen, I'm going there, right? I'm just telling you right now,
I am not. Sleeping on the Chiefs at all.
I told Mike Florio and coming in today like if you're going
to make me make my final four right now, the Chiefs are still
going to be in it. I'm taking the Chiefs, in the AFC
Championship game. I'm just gonna let you know. Now, I just
got to figure out they're going
to put them in the Super Bowl or not,
but I don't think they're going anywhere.
They made
great free agent signings, great draft and let's head on
these guys a little bit as far as what they are.
First up the two corners,
Joshua Williams Trent McDuffie. McDuffie
is.
McDuffie is ready. Go start right now type of guy. I mean
that's what that's how you evaluate him in the draft. You
know if there's one thing I didn't like and I still may be
questioned to a degree when I watch them and again this isn't
a huge concern.
Is this top, end speed, you know,
maybe is all of the top corners and football.
I'm not sure about that, but it's not so bad though. I go.
Oh, no. There he's gonna really have a hard time turning and
running with the faster receivers of football. No, I'm
just saying if I like one thing to be
a little bit better, would be that but
and credible. All technique. That's the one thing. The way
he his ability
at the line of scrimmage,
you know, the movement skills as far as changing direction.
I guess that's what I want to say. His technique is so
perfect, that way his ability to stick the foot in the ground
break on the ball, you know. Understanding
you know how to get on top of a receiver
and maybe maybe make that just that little lack of speed I'm
talking about a non-factor. He's really a guy that
understands how to play
and I think that jumped out to me right away when I watched him.
You know, in the game itself is
he understands coverages? This is a smart player,
I knew that when he was coming out of Washington,
but just a little bit then, you know, the four five series he
played
against the Bears last week, it jumps out it really does. And
I think he's going to have tremendous versatility and even
in the ability to move into the into the slot as well. The
other guy we're going to talk about
is the other corner.
I was blown away by Joshua Williams.
I was Joshua, Williams is one of those guys that
freaky ass. Eat as I watched him, I just in through
the draft process, you know,
tall, you know, can run straight away. I wasn't sure if
his ability to,
you know, change direction, flip the hips, stick his foot
in the ground, break on the ball. All the things we talked
about in that manner, I wasn't sure about it,
but from what I saw in that first game that we don't have
to worry about it, it's much better than I expected. And
again, another guy that I just went, wow, I mean this isn't
just some raw
freak freak. Wait, who's just getting it done that way? You
know there were there was you know
like
plenty of snaps of great job at the line of scrimmage getting
his hands on guys jamming turning and running. And then
I think like I just said his ability to,
you know, stop on a dime
and break up. The ball was really special, so like where
I would go, Trent Trent McDuffie. I love everything about them.
Wish there was a little top more top end speed. Joshua
Williams is like the opposite, top-end speed, all that. He's
going to be the kind of guy that can
You know, match up with the Mike Williams
out there or a Courtland, Sutton the bigger receivers
that can fly. You're taking it to top off the defense, really
liked the way he looked. I think, when you couple
the, the chief secondary and you talk about, okay, one side,
McDuffie the other side,
Joshua Williams,
and then luxurious need
and the nickel, or maybe they put him outside and make
McDuffie inside, but I think they're going to leave a Jarius
need inside of the nickel, and then
Thornhill, its safety and read it. T.i.
I would be surprised. I think it's a more talented secondary
than the Chiefs have had the last few years. So I'm kind of
excited about that
George Karl aptus
like wow. Well all I can say is, wow, you know there was
a lot of talk, you know him coming out was
you know this is he long enough to be a real legit pass. Rusher
in the NFL nosy explosive enough and all of that.
Well I think you know, all questions were answered.
I don't really care where it goes. He belongs and I think
he'll he has
Chance to be a starting defense and they're right off the bat.
First off,
I alluded this on Monday, with my dad a little bit but
the power
his ability on the power rush and there's ability to
just get underneath the offensive tackles pads.
Is a special. It is
so between that he has unbelievable hands and then
has side to side quickness
where? Yeah. Okay, I wish maybe his first step was a hair. Are
more explosive. All right, but because of the threat of all
those other things, I just mentioned,
he's it's going to add value to his ability, to turn the corner
and Ben, because guys, as we saw in this game, there was
a few times where he did get around the edge because they
had been pushed back and he had overpowered them a few times to
where now they're bracing for that. And then he gives
the old hand move and dipping, rip, and he's around the edge. So
I love the way he looked. And,
you know, if he's not starting, he's in the game a whole lot,
but I I think they killed it right there.
Sky more. I had no doubts about Sky more. I gotta watch him
a little bit more closely. I didn't study him all the way
but
I like, what the Chiefs have done and the Chiefs are a team.
Yeah, they went to the AFC Championship game and I think
they got better in the offseason, so I'm excited about
that.