we're starting with the best. According to Chris Simms. This
is the best wide receiver. Yeah, in the 2023 draft class.
And that wide receiver is, can you believe
that Boston College has got a receiver that's vast and going
to be in the top of the draft, he couldn't believe it. That's
a show, like ours, number one, receiver for me
and the 2023 draft, right? We got some good ones coming up to
talk about, certainly so it's no disrespect their to any of
them. But,
you know, I think when
And you, you take a taken all things, accounted here
for me. This is the guy one, you know,
the position versatility,
as far as the receiver position
he can play inside or outside,
you know some of the best releases
in the in the draft of rooms, a flowers is ability to get off
the line of scrimmage bump. All of that, you know,
has creative ways in doing it, let alone,
he is
pedal to the metal. Every play every cut, every Then he does,
right? It's hard. Not to watch him.
And I'm seeing this question at the top here,
okay, let's read it and because I want to show you my notes
because my notes have this, the both names that were having
here, all right, and I'm going to just verify this so you can
look, you're not making this up.
See that name there? I see that name we're about to write name
right there.
Wow. Okay. All right. Well, those are more about, I don't
even in Kristin didn't have my notes. So no, she did not have
your notes and in couldn't have read them anyway. Probably not.
Right there. Any so bad that? No, she can recall, she can.
Okay. Damn it.
She can be very well.
This is what is what happens
when you're running the ship right here because you never
know what he's gonna say. As she knows, she's got to be
the one responsible for what you do say, and making sure they're
bleeped out MMA born sender.
Why is a flowers? The best wide receiver in the class
and why is he the second coming
of Antonio Brown,
Antonio Brown is in your notebook. It's it's hard. Not
and again, No, those are
huge. That's a huge name to throw out there, all right. But
all I'm just saying is the the build the style of running
the way, the guy runs routes.
I was sitting there and literally like the fifth route
I was like damn this guy really reminds me of somebody's body
language. I couldn't think of it. I can't think of it.
I watched another theorize is like,
I was like, I know this is gonna
sound ridiculous for me to write this. I think he looks
like Antonio Brown, what? Okay, only a Hall of Famer. Her first
ballot guy. Yeah. But yeah,
he's he is like
an unbelievable route Runner along with the explosive
athlete, we talked about smart stuff and then has the weapon
aspect. You know, there's that to
where the reverses in the speed sweeps and all of those type of
things are all going to be into a play. So, you're really
getting a three-in-one here with speed burner on
the outside can run by you for a 70 yard bomb
speed burn. Outside can run a six yard slant catch it run by
everybody makes somebody miss her 70 yard bomb. Slot receiver
inside, got great coverage. Got a to Wade, go, he's gotta be
smart. You got to read the coverage, got to run a really,
you know, detailed intricate route. He can plan his foot in
the ground and burst and accelerate out of that.
Out of that break, as good as anybody in this draft. He's
phenomenal that way. So yeah, I wrote
Antonio Brown, I wrote Jane Lanois. Do oh, there's another
name right? Yeah, so that dog is the guys is he reminded me
of as I continued to watch him Soze flowers is 59 180 to. He
does turn 23 and September. You don't mind older recruits. You
know
again well it's the same thing. I said the other day I did, why
don't we start wondering this become like I want to make sure
when I roll over at 55, he's still handsome in bed with me
like matter. It's a four-year rental.
Yeah, and then you'll figure it out.
Yeah, yeah. He's not coming over to your house, he's
playing football for exactly right. Not to worry about your
not spooning with him in the bed. We're just, we're just
getting them. Football, very few years. So we do have
a comparison to
Jaylin waddle because their height
their weight is very similar
arm length. So we got Jalen waddle is just his arms
a little bit longer which may be one of the slight knocks Anze
flowers. Is that he doesn't have that catch radius. Yeah
that's some of the other wide receivers office he have that
are bigger.
But man, oh man
I did not. I did not realize how close they were and how
similar they were right? And now this is a type of receiver
to you got Jill and waddle,
you've got Devante Smith,
you've Got
Chris olave. Sure very similar. Yeah
watching him on the football field of noise, a little
concerned. Yeah. Like they're small they're small do is
there's a lot of big dudes run fast and hit hard, right? But
this is becoming
obvious that in the NFL, these kind of guys with this
Bodywork, definitely, they're just so quick and Twitchy that
they can avoid some of those hits. And then even like, that
is like this.
They got a little more meat on them than even like a Chris
olave or a Garret Wilson. I do, right? Who are taller than
these guys are but weighed around the same weight.
Right. So that's another part of the game that I really liked
about this kid because you brought up a great Point, like,
his catch radius is not. It's not spectacular, it's not ideal
for what we want in
the NFL. But, you know,
the other thing is, yeah, he's not going to be wide open
against everybody, he plays against especially not in
the NFL and you can see when he's down the field and people are
pushing on them or the balls in the air
and people are trying to grab them with.
He's got incredible play, strength,
incredible. So, you know, these guys,
He's our little balls of dynamite, the ball is a muscle,
really is what they are. And they have great much greater
strength
than their body, you know, shape or measurables would,
you know? Therefore, kind of tell us. I think we have some
evidence of that as well. Billy has apparently put on 13 pounds
of muscle. He did this for the combine so if you're watching,
he was 170 on the left there and on the
right. Look at that he and he's much happier to
he's wearing no shoes,
so much has changed.
Him in that photo on the right and that is
that is ripped. See that that's NFL big-time receiver type body
right there. It's just muscles on muscles on muscles. He's not
worried about his calorie intake on a daily basis. I can
tell you that much. He was so much sadder as a
170 pound, man. Oh
yeah. Right. Well now he's going, damn. I'm eating Big
Macs and, and french fries. And I'm not, I'm just getting
powerful and faster. But yeah, you know plays bigger
than what, you know what what is measure will say?
Say and then like I told you
the explosive ability the violence
in which he runs routes comes off the ball with
his start-stop ability,
like double moves.
It's as good as you're going to see.
I mean it is so this is one where I'm to me.
He's a top 20 pick.
I think he's I would, I would think he's somewhere in between
the 10 and 20 range. I don't know if that's gonna happen.
This is one where again, we're going to go
if this guy's on Alabama.
Is definitely going to be a top ten or twelve pick because he
was in Boston College. We're going to have some of
the questions that you we talked about made fun of a few minutes
ago, worry overanalyze well as production. Oh,
you know, this team, all the quarterback. All this kind of
stuff is going to weigh into this, but for me, yes, this is
the number one receiver in the draft. He grew up in Fort
Lauderdale was not a highly recruited guy. Three-star
recruit. Yeah. Went to NSU University School
whose notable alumni include
my Jaguar. Legend by quite
then went for years at dead.
BC. But yes, that records while he was there
and that is a power five conference.
We do have some video of him at his pro day and I don't know if
you saw is not, I'm a lots of good. Alright, so here
so this is this what I mean, though? Ghost rewind. This, if
we can just want real quick, I'm sorry to do that to
everybody or if you can restart it but,
you know, first off, before we even start here,
I want you to watch. He's
phenomenal of changing speeds, right?
Like kind of come off. Look like he's about to like maybe
slow. How to make a break and then he
flies really fast and then
hits the brakes and then
makes a cut and then re accelerates it's very hard for
dbe's to cover that restart and stop and stop. And so, go ahead
and play a Christian. Thank you so much, but see, he's really
crafty and releases off the line of scrimmage. You could
see how he can jam his foot in the ground and then
come out and be explosive out of a break
and really never lose speed sometimes even when he's making
a 90-degree turn,
but that's the thing I like. And then, you know, you do Hear
me talk about body language knowing how to setup dbe's.
Right
you know body language is important. One
for the quarterback.
You start to get used to
oh I
when he does this I know he's about to make a break or when
I see him do this I know he's about to break down and then
chop his feet and come out of the break so that's important.
But that body language also goes into
getting the db2 back off you a little bit and that's where he
was really good too. So you know
it could be somebody, you know, you're the DB and I'm him and
your cover me.
There and your little on my outside shoulder. He's really
good at kind of like,
oh, you want to play outside of me? You'll keep going outside.
I'm gonna push you outside. Oh, now, I'm going to lean my head
that way, and then
bomb, and then fly inside. And you go. Well, damn. Now he's
open by seven yards and sits a big play. Yeah, I love the kid.
He's Place faster than his 442 speed to.
That's the other thing I wrote down,
I would have thought he was low. Four threes mid 4th reach
for sure with what you watch on film. All right, so here's a,
here's a con
weakness, perhaps sure.
I think it's being pointed out by people who are not as high
school on this a flowers. Let's hear it drops where an issue
for him? It's yes. Yeah, I could see that. I mean, there
is some drops that show up
to me. So
his drops aren't, I can't catch the ball drops, right? There's
a difference not all drops are created equal as we like to
say. Yeah, his drops are.
I want to rip the ball out of the air so quickly because I'm
trying to go to the house. I'm trying to break ankles. I'm
trying to split these Defenders. So when you watch
those,
they're not like
I don't look at it and go, oh, they're drops where he's
focused in on the ball and it just hitting them in the face,
right? It's more like he's running a Crossing route and
he's trying to rip it and he's already looking upfield, their
concentration drops
so I don't look at it as a hands problem.
I look at more of just, hey dude,
chill out, watch the ball, come in your plenty fast and
explosive. You'll be able to locate that Defender and still
make them as don't worry. But that that to me
there's a difference there and then
oh I saw him run
seven slant routes with Buddy open and it just kept dropping
it or, you know what I mean. There was a difference in those
type of drops. No Boston College, wide receiver has ever
been drafted. In the number three rounds,
the slow, white school, a Boston College, where we only
make offensive lineman and every now and then, a diamond
in the rough comes and we have a fast receiver who's in
the middle of the first round. Do we had you
have the draft. What do you mean
like in? Like no, like I do what teams are
We want to talk more about the white white players and at
Boston College,
I moved out.
Yeah I could see that made you uncomfortable as almost as much
as the a word did.
All right, let's go we can go to the next one. Not. So I'm
saying if you're a team so in the middle of the first round
here, like I don't know if there's any wide receiver needy
teams here
like who are you? Who are you looking at where he could go
off the Border if they're on the clock? Like oh this could
be. Yeah, they flowers if they like him as much. Yeah sure.
Sure. Well, I mean okay. So
you know
In the middle, there you got the Jets, the Patriots,
the Packers, the Commander's, the Steelers. I don't know if any
of those are looking for receivers, right? Or your,
or your Lions? Yeah,
I don't know if that's happening. I don't think so.
That was basically 13 through 18. Now, the bucks at 19,
they might,
they could be a team in. This is start thinking about
refreshing, the receiver room a little bit. Yeah, only that's
not crazy. They're I think that's as maybe where,
you know, you can get into
Is the box of 19,
the Chargers of 21, the Ravens a 22,
right? And I got the Giants at 25, the Cowboys of 26. So maybe
that's realistically, we're we're saying, we think he's
going to end up
because you're right, it doesn't look like in the middle
part of the round. There's a lot of receiver needy teams,
unless Houston,
maybe a 12. Maybe they want to do that. And again like I told
you,
you know, I water was the six pick of the draft
again. I think if you put the skin on Alabama,
Bama with all those team kids around and
we'd be thinking. This kid has a higher regard. Yeah,
then what he is. But
yeah, I really like them and
my number-one receiver.