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Shan, RJ, and Bobby broke down the selection of Malachi Lawrence with the 23rd overall pick! They discussed his elite athletic score, how he fits Christian Parker’s defensive scheme, and the excitement from the Dallas draft room. They also explored his deep bag of pass-rush moves and more.

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00:00Tell us about Malachi Lawrence, Bobby Bell.
00:03He is as when you just want to talk about like pure edge rush ability and the ability to get
00:09after the quarterback and, you know, be super athletic and explosive.
00:13That's Malachi Lawrence.
00:14I think there's still question about him being able to consistently put everything together to be a complete player on
00:21the edge.
00:22There's going to be some questions about some of the run defense stuff.
00:25And I think for some teams, the reason why he would have been lower is just a question about like
00:30the frame.
00:31Like, does the frame hold up as a guy who will ever be able to be as good against the
00:35run as you want?
00:36But, man, I think that he's you tweak a little bit of discipline stuff with him, not off the field,
00:43just on the field, like playing more discipline, playing more assignment sound.
00:47And you you hone a lot of the really high motor and a lot of the impressive bend and explosiveness.
00:53That's somebody who can top out as like a double digit sack guy.
00:57And so it's somebody who I think Christian Parker, that's if you need evidence of like Christian Parker's influence in
01:04the room, that's it's Malachi Lawrence, because I think that that was somebody that he had pretty strongly committed to
01:09is like, I, I want him not just from the photos like he's talking about there, but just in terms
01:14of like, that's a fit for what I want to do.
01:16And I don't know, they may have had like, for instance, I think there's a possibility Falk had a better
01:23overall grade than Lawrence did for them.
01:27But Christian Parker viewed it a certain way and viewed the player a certain way.
01:32And I think everybody in the organization right now is just like, we're going to trust you to build this
01:37defense that you've envisioned for yourself.
01:40And Falk ends up going to the Titans at 31.
01:45Where was he?
01:46Because last time on the draft show, I heard you say that some people may have had Malachi as a
01:52second rounder early on.
01:54One team had him as a third that I know.
01:56Oh, damn.
01:57No, that's one team.
01:58One team also like I'm there.
01:59People had Dylan Thiemann above Downs, too.
02:01Where was he for you in relation to Falk?
02:05I was I made up my mind along with Tober Garage Door and Kyle from Frazier Roofs and Gutters who
02:12came out to the Mesquite Pluckers.
02:14And the amount, man, I wish I had the day off today.
02:18Well, not really, because I want to talk about this and celebrate, but the amount of people who came out.
02:23And Choppy, I know you experienced the same thing.
02:25Unreal.
02:26The best listeners.
02:27It's it's it's I'm not I'm not just saying throwing it out there.
02:30It was it was impressive.
02:32And the drinks were flowing.
02:33And I said, if Ruben Bain makes it to 20, I'm Uber into work.
02:39I'm leaving my car.
02:42And the tequila shots were already going freaking Tolbert with his Rumpel mints.
02:47I would have kept I would have drank whatever.
02:50I guess Rumpel.
02:53I don't know.
02:54I I'm not a fan.
02:56Wouldn't have guessed is 90 percent.
02:58But when Bain went to Tampa, that was a that was a little that was a little gut punch for
03:04me.
03:04So now, Bobby, you're left with Falk.
03:07There's talk about, you know, our Mason.
03:11You're talking about, obviously, who you ended up with.
03:17Messador.
03:18TJ Parker.
03:19How do they stack up for you?
03:21For you.
03:21So for me, I had Lawrence as who all that have of them had.
03:26Reese, Bailey, Bain.
03:28I had Mesador.
03:31Parker, Falk, Howell.
03:33So those are which is basically all the first round edge rushers except Parker and Howell.
03:38Parker was thought he was going to go in the first round.
03:40He didn't.
03:40Howell was thought to be high second round.
03:43I'm sure he's going to go relatively early today.
03:46But it's also kind of dependent on what are you what are you looking for?
03:49Explain the fit of why fit wise, Christian Parker would say, yeah, five, seven other dudes, maybe better individual players
03:59or talents.
04:00This is the fit for us.
04:01So I think Parker I think Parker would have viewed Lawrence as a better player.
04:05So I think Parker does view Lawrence as above them.
04:07But I think as I think what they settled on in terms of like, I think what the group grade
04:11probably ended up being was him below a couple other guys that were on there.
04:15But Falk, for instance, Keldrick Falk, if he would have been drafted here, he would have had to have put
04:19on 10 more pounds and they were going to put him in the dirt next to Quinnen Williams and Kenny
04:23Clark.
04:24He would not have been he would have been playing a lot of run defense.
04:27And I think for Christian Parker, he looks at it and goes, you know, we got Bullard.
04:32We got Gary.
04:33We've done we've already got Kenny here filling a front that I've wanted him to play like we've done enough
04:39to address the run right now.
04:41That's not exactly what we need.
04:42I don't need an edge setting run guy here with this pick.
04:45I need somebody who can go get the quarterback.
04:47And right now I don't have anybody who just goes and gets the quarterback.
04:49And that's Lawrence.
04:50I love when our draft guys do all the homework and then they're totally invested more in these players and
04:56they get their wishes, especially if it's like a round three guy, round four guy.
05:00Oh, wait, wait till today.
05:01Brian will utter the phrases he does every year on day two or three.
05:04They don't care what we think.
05:05They just they don't care whenever they pass up a player he likes.
05:07But I'm really happy for Zach Wolchuk today because Wolchuk in love with downs, obviously.
05:14And then this was his pet defensive end.
05:17This Malachi Lawrence was Wolchuk's guy.
05:19So he is in draft heaven.
05:21Eric Galco is the director of the Shrine Bowl.
05:25Good guy.
05:26Listener.
05:26He is he.
05:27He tweeted, Cowboy fans, you landed an ascending elite athletic edge rusher who can help your pass rush immediately.
05:34He's a 99th percentile athlete and has a special combo of an elite first step, elite athletic upside and finishing
05:41ability on the quarterback slam dunk first round pick who has the athleticism and character to be a pillar of
05:48the Cowboys for a long time.
05:50And then I saw another tweet saying Malachi Lawrence has the deepest pass rush bag of anyone in the 2026
05:57draft.
05:58Your thoughts.
05:59My thoughts are the same that was said at the at the Pluckers Alliance.
06:04Who?
06:07Yeah, this is, you know, you know, this is where I get this.
06:09This is where I go into my Sean Sharif thing.
06:11You're very much of a names guy in free agency.
06:15If I've never heard of you in the draft, I'm like, OK, I don't really have a whole.
06:18We talked about him.
06:20I tune out.
06:22Just to be honest, a lot of times I tune out, especially the defense.
06:26I'm glad they went defense.
06:28What did you want them to do of the names you knew at 20?
06:31Oh, I wanted a corner.
06:33I know.
06:34I know.
06:34I know.
06:35They're going to move down the nickel.
06:38I, you know, I he is a corner.
06:40He is a safety.
06:41He's literally a safety.
06:42It says safety on his thing.
06:43No, in fact, he got introduced as Dallas Cowboys select Caleb Downs defensive back.
06:49Ohio State.
06:50They're all defensive.
06:50No, they will introduce safeties and safeties.
06:53What was his?
06:54I mean, I think of him as a safety.
06:56I know that you say and they said they're going to play him a nickel.
06:58So, like, again, what was the percentage of him playing corner versus safety at Ohio State?
07:05If you want to talk about, like, is he a safety?
07:07Like, he would play.
07:08He would line up at linebacker.
07:09He'd line up in the nickel.
07:10He'd line up at free.
07:11He'd line up at strong.
07:12Like, he was all over the formation.
07:13He was, he's the way that if you want to know, in fact, I need to go pull it.
07:18We need to, that sounded weird.
07:19Pull that.
07:20Yeah.
07:20I need to go pull the clip of Shoddy talking about, talking with us about Derwin James leading
07:26into the Chargers game this year and what Derwin James can do.
07:29The way he talks about him, that's going to be similar to how they view Caleb.
07:33You were holding that hope for Jermott.
07:35No, no, no.
07:36I knew at that.
07:37Colton.
07:38Any corner.
07:39I'm stunned.
07:40He didn't go in the first round, by the way.
07:41Colton Hood.
07:42Any corner.
07:43I wanted a corner because I think they needed two anyway.
07:46All right.
07:46I don't, I don't think Bland is, is, is, is any good anymore.
07:50And I don't think Rebel.
07:51I just, either the injuries or the can't play.
07:57So I wanted two corners.
07:58Like, that was my, my dream would have been, like, if they got to lane and name another corner,
08:03I'd have been like, oh baby, whatever, right?
08:06Like, I don't have an issue with this, but I, you know.
08:10I just think of it, and people keep bringing the name Taco.
08:14It's like, you know, you left other guys on the board that you may have, that may have
08:17been better, that may have had more talent.
08:19We said the same thing about TJ.
08:20TJ can't do this.
08:21He can't do that.
08:22Well, who's the TJ in this instance?
08:24Well, we, we didn't know who the TJ was.
08:26Well, there was a lot more hype.
08:27Wait, who's Taco?
08:27There was a lot more hype on TJ.
08:29You're saying Lawrence or Downs is Taco?
08:31No, Lawrence.
08:32Like, they could be, he could want to be in Taco.
08:33And we didn't know TJ was going to be TJ.
08:35No, but there was more hype about TJ Watt at that time than any other player that we're
08:41arguing about at 20.
08:42I agree.
08:43We didn't know he was going to be TJ, but there was a lot of TJ Watt hype.
08:46There was, but how much of that was if JJ never played?
08:48I don't think we're having the same discussion.
08:51Um, I mean, he, he was, he was a pretty, he was a pretty highly regarded prospect.
08:57Yeah, he was.
08:57But again, like if, you know, if you never had his brother, if his brother never played,
09:02do we, the name recognition is already there.
09:05That helps.
09:06Already there.
09:06That helps.
09:07But I mean, he was, he was a double digit sack guy at Wisconsin and he tested out of
09:11this world at the combine.
09:12In fact, I'm trying to look it up now.
09:13I think the measurables and the athletic, the athletic testing is similar to what I mean,
09:17I can also bring up revel and too early for bust, but Kelvin and digs and, and Claiborne
09:24to make the argument and corner can bust too.
09:27Oh, for sure.
09:27Oh, no, no, no.
09:28They can all bust.
09:29Yeah.
09:29They can all bust.
09:30I was just thinking I would need that.
09:32That's a, that's that to me, the biggest need was, was the second.
09:36If they took, but you're not, you refuse to count Caleb Downs as a corner.
09:42I'm not refusing to count him as a corner.
09:44I'm just saying like, you know, he's.
09:47But you are.
09:48If he, if he, no, because I know they're going to play.
09:50I still think they needed two.
09:52I still think they needed two.
09:53And, and if he was just a corner and he never played, let's say the versatility that he
09:57has is, is what you're looking for.
09:59Yeah.
10:00That's, that's the, that's the greatness of him.
10:02If he could never play safety, never, if he could never play safety, is he going to
10:07go ahead of all these other corner specific guys just to play corner?
10:11I mean, I don't know.
10:12With his own ability?
10:13Yeah.
10:13Just with his own.
10:14Right.
10:15Like, is he better than you name me all the corners that would go lane?
10:18You thought we're going to go to the 20s.
10:20If he, if he had played, if he had played corner full time in college, he goes either
10:24around, like he probably goes ahead of delay.
10:26And it's just, it's, it's, he's done more than that.
10:28He is.
10:29He did a lot of varied things there.
10:32Whereas all of Delane's tape was at corner.
10:34But I will say that if they took a linebacker at 12, they were going to take in all likelihood,
10:39Chris Johnson from San Diego state, the corner at 20.
10:42Oh.
10:43So that tells you that they thought corner was addressed when they took down.
10:46So Chris Johnson goes to the Miami dolphins at 27.
10:49We get Malachi Lawrence and they also got him on the draft show exclusively for his first
10:54radio interview.
10:56Malachi, congratulations.
10:57What was that moment like getting the phone call from Jerry Jones in the Cowboys front office?
11:02Oh, it was amazing.
11:05It was like, first thing is all glory to God, but it was, it was a blessing.
11:09The dream come true.
11:10The plant football, cause I was five and always wanted to play in the NFL.
11:13So like I said, it was an amazing, something I can't even explain.
11:18No doubt about it.
11:19I'm going to ask you to explain it a little bit.
11:21Malachi, you, you stayed there at UCF.
11:24You, you finished top 10 in terms of their career sack leaders, and you're one of the
11:28best players in program history.
11:29What does it mean to you and your family to now have the, the first round tag next to your
11:35name and get to live out that dream now here in Dallas?
11:38Right.
11:39Like I said, it's a blessing, a dream come true.
11:42Like you said, I'm just ready to come in and work.
11:45But like, like you said, that first round tag, like at the beginning of this year, I just
11:51didn't even, I couldn't dream of it, but like just the work that I put in, like, like I said,
11:56all glory to God.
11:57And I'm just proud of myself and thankful for the people that helped me along the way.
12:03Malachi, congratulations, man.
12:04Welcome to the Dallas Cowboys.
12:05We can't wait to have you here.
12:07What's the relationship like with you and coach Brim, who's also now on staff here in
12:11Dallas?
12:12And how much did that maybe help during this process?
12:15Right.
12:16Well, my relationship with coach Brim is great.
12:18I think it helped definitely a lot.
12:20Like I said, we were at UCF together.
12:23He helped us a lot with film work as well as on the field, just giving us little tips.
12:29And then like just having those one-on-one talks with him was just a great thing to have.
12:34And then just being able to have him in Dallas now, that's just, like I said, it's a great
12:39thing to have him.
12:41Malachi, welcome, welcome, welcome.
12:43You know, just watching your film, you know, some guys rush with a pass rush plan and, you
12:47know, surely you do too.
12:48But just watching you, it seems like you pass rush more on field, like something happens
12:53and you just kind of react to it.
12:55You know, break down, break down how do you pass rush and put different rush moves together?
13:00Right.
13:01Like you said, it kind of comes off field and also like just game plan and watching film.
13:06And like, I believe that I have a good repertoire of moves that I can work.
13:09And so just going up against those tackles, some weeks I can't use the same moves as I
13:15could other weeks on another tackle.
13:17So it's just like having those moves also in my bag just in case a tackle gives me a different
13:24set and a different look.
13:25That's hard.
13:26Yeah, good stuff.
13:27Malachi Lawrence joining us here on the Dallas Cowboys radio network, the 23rd overall pick
13:33in this year's NFL draft.
13:36Tommy, you have something for Malachi?
13:37Yeah, Malachi.
13:38Hey, congratulations, man.
13:39Kind of tell Cowboys fans out there that are listening, what kind of player and person
13:44are they getting here in Malachi Lawrence?
13:47Right.
13:48They're getting a relentless player.
13:49Someone that's ready to come in and work.
13:52A relentless motor.
13:53Like, I'm just going to chase that ball no matter what.
13:57And then as a person, they're getting a great person.
14:00Someone who's going to bring a great faith and like have the Cowboys name in good hands.
14:07No doubt about it.
14:08Tell us about a little bit of your background.
14:10Who inspired you early in your career?
14:13And who are some of the players maybe in the NFL now that you've modeled your game after
14:17as you continue to grow and get to the next level?
14:20Right.
14:21Coming into UCF, the ad rusher named Traymond Morris Brash.
14:27We called him drop.
14:28I think he definitely inspired me.
14:30Just how he practiced and the moves he would use at practice.
14:34And then like I would kind of replicate those.
14:36And then I would do them in my own little craft, in my own little way.
14:40So I'll say him.
14:41And then what was the other question?
14:43NFL players.
14:44Anybody that you modeled your game after?
14:46Right.
14:47Yeah, I like to watch Chandler Jones, Will Anderson, Daniel Hunter.
14:51I like those guys.
14:52They're different, unorthodox.
14:54And they know how to use their strengths.
14:57Have you talked with Christian Parker at all about how your usage will be in this defense
15:02moving forward throughout the process?
15:06Right.
15:06Yeah, we talked a little bit about like I'm going to be that edge defender, edge rusher.
15:12He's getting to the quarterback, ready to play the run, ready to be started.
15:15So yes, sir, we talked about that.
15:17Awesome stuff.
15:18Malachi Lawrence, edge rusher from UCF.
15:20And the newest Dallas Cowboy joining us on the phone line.
15:24Malachi, get it.
15:25Congratulations.
15:26Go celebrate with your family.
15:28Can't wait to talk to you tomorrow.
15:30Yes, sir.
15:30Thank you so much.
15:32There it is.
15:32That is part of the perk of being the official home of the Cowboys, the secret audio, and
15:37the first draft interviews.
15:39What type of guy is he supposed to be, Bobby?
15:42High character, like super hard worker.
15:45And when we talk about that's why I was very clear to say when I had initially said like
15:50he's got some discipline issues, not anything off the field.
15:54Like he is apparently just gold stars off the field and really high character guy.
15:58And somebody who, as Kyle mentioned there, had the opportunity to leave UCF, didn't like
16:03stayed at UCF, wanted to stay with the program, and gets a lot of high marks from the Cowboys
16:08staff, which is familiar with him because his defensive line coach at UCF is now with
16:12the Cowboys as an assistant.
16:13So a lot of high marks for him.
16:15And the athleticism?
16:16Ridiculous.
16:17So there's a website called Math Bomb, which is Kentley Platt's website.
16:22And it takes basically every player's combine testing and tries to, by height and weight,
16:30so instead of just looking at numbers, they don't grade you as an offensive lineman against
16:33a corner.
16:34Instead, they try to look at what's your height, what's your weight, and then what is your
16:38testing for that size individual?
16:40Like how good of an athlete are you supposed to be for that?
16:42And then they create composite scores with it.
16:44So Malachi Lawrence, Math Bomb, had tweeted yesterday that he had a relative athletic
16:51score of 9.94 out of a possible 10, and this ranked 14th out of 2,257 defensive ends selected
16:59from 1987 to 2026.
17:01So you're talking about like he is a top 1% type of athlete for the position and for his
17:09size.
17:09And it shows up.
17:11Like I just tagged y'all in a cut up of Lawrence's plate.
17:14You can see like athletically it pops.
17:17It definitely shows up.
17:19Brandon Lurie tweeted this out.
17:21The Micah trade is now settled.
17:23Micah Parsons for Kenny Clark, Quinnen Williams, Malachi Lawrence.
17:31And I guess you could say you could throw in the two fourths that Philly gave you.
17:37So that's improvement.
17:38Sure.
17:39Indirectly.
17:40Indirectly.
17:41Yeah, you could.
17:41Let's discuss those fourths.
17:44Okay.
17:45And day two, Bobby.
17:47As the Cowboys, how much disappointment was there and is there going to be when y'all kick
17:51off the coverage with no second round pick today at six?
17:55It'll be a little defeating.
17:57I think we've done this before, though.
17:59They didn't have a pick until like the third round.
18:01And in that instance, it, yeah, 2009.
18:05Well, no, I mean, like, I think we've done the draft show like this before.
18:08Literally no picks of the third round.
18:10It got, I seem to remember that when that happened, it got sort of wheels off and a little
18:15loopy where it was like, nobody's taking this seriously enough.
18:20So probably need to lock in a little more seriously.
18:23But I mean, it's not just you're not picking until the third round.
18:25You're picking at like the back end of the third round.
18:27So it's going to be, it'll be a while, but it'll be just tough watching every single guy
18:31that you're kind of hoping will fall to the third round.
18:33And then go like, oh, he goes, he goes.
18:35Talk to us about the players available.
18:37And if you think the Cowboys could do something with those third and fourth rounders, either
18:42to move for draft position or maybe to get Jordan Brooks or Kenny Moore, the Indianapolis
18:48corner.
18:49So would you like to, I can do two things here.
18:51One, I can, I can talk about available for the Cowboys, hopefully at 92.
18:55Would you also want to hear about guys expected to go early today?
18:59Yeah.
18:59The guys who are still remaining.
19:00Okay.
19:00So I had texted a couple of people last night and was trying to figure out like from outside
19:05of Dallas, like what's the perspective on who's still left that you're a little surprised
19:09by.
19:09So some of the names that came up, Denzel Boston, the receiver from Washington, a lot of people
19:14thought was going to go last night.
19:15Emmanuel McNeil Warren from Toledo.
19:18TJ Parker from Clemson.
19:20Caden McDonald from Ohio State surprised a lot of people that he didn't go the defensive
19:23tackle, especially that Caleb Banks from Florida was the first one to go, who is the most football
19:30player looking player in the draft who also can't play.
19:34CJ Allen should go early today.
19:36And then the one that surprised a lot of people, Brandon C.C.
19:39South Carolina.
19:40And then Colton Hood from Tennessee was like unanimously the one that surprised people the most
19:43that he did not get picked yesterday.
19:45I don't think he'll mind it.
19:47But my godson is here for Eli Stowers.
19:52Stowers will go early today.
19:53Stowers will go early today.
19:54So my godson is here for Eli's draft parties.
19:57And I asked Eli, like, give me some scouting report.
20:01Like, talk to me about the best you faced in the SEC.
20:05And he said the first name he brought up was Colton Hood.
20:09He said Colton Hood probably.
20:11He brought up Delane.
20:12But the first name he thought of, which I thought was kind of telling, was Colton Hood.
20:16Yeah, considering they put up 45 on him.
20:19I think it also makes sense because Hood, more than Delane does, Hood is going to make
20:24you feel it.
20:25Like, you're going to remember, oh yeah, I remember Hood.
20:27He got, like, he jammed me hard.
20:29Or like, he, like, I got a really hard chip off the line of scrimmage.
20:32Very nice.
20:32Jammed me hard.
20:33I don't think that's, like, even close to an innuendo.
20:35I think that's exactly what I'm planning on.
20:37Never mind.
20:37Jammed?
20:38Nah, because you wouldn't even say that, typically.
20:40Hard is close.
20:41I think that for Dallas today, one of the guys they really liked that I had mocked here,
20:49one of the guys they really liked was Romello Haidt, the edge rusher from Texas Tech.
20:53I don't know if that would take them out, the fact that they took Lawrence, or if they
20:57would double dip at 92.
20:58Were there any thoughts of Crosby yesterday?
21:01Any talks of Crosby?
21:02And is Crosby now done because of Malachi?
21:06No, I don't think so.
21:07Like, I mean, it's as alive as it's always been, which is just kind of an idea that maybe
21:11someday it'll work out.
21:12What would you do with Gary, Malachi, Crosby?
21:17I think that it wouldn't be unusual to just say that Malachi is a rookie and maybe needs
21:22to, like, would be a little more situational.
21:24And then Azaraku.
21:26Yeah, sure.
21:28Thanks a lot for the bald head.
21:30That's why it's hard for me, by the way, to get too excited about Malachi Lawrence because
21:36I, and I'm not trying to, I'm not trying to already hold a funeral for Savone Revel and
21:42Donovan Azaraku, but I, I do remember all the hype and the excitement and you're going
21:48to talk about, you know, every year it happens.
21:51So now I'm sitting here with that in the back of my mind while talking about Malachi being
21:55a freak.
21:55You've never seen a war room, except for Sean McVay, not high five.
22:01Like, everybody's, everybody, everybody's happy with who they pick, right?
22:04They're all like high fiving, man.
22:06The kids yesterday in that war room, oh, there's some hard chest pumps that are chest bumps.
22:11When they picked, when they pick downs, that's as excited as I've seen the war room get before
22:16that that's as pumped as they've been.
22:18I think that Tyler Onyadim, the defensive tackle who would probably be a defensive end in the
22:25three, four look from Texas A&M would make sense.
22:27It's Caleb Alarms or the linebacker from TCU.
22:31And then depending on if he's around at 92, I could see them going, let's go to a, get
22:36another corner again.
22:37And then that may be Daylon Everett from Georgia.
22:39And so I think that those are all names that could be of interest.
22:42What do you think is more likely if you had to choose one that they use the third and
22:46fourths getting two fourths yesterday from filthy to move back to trade for a vet or move
22:53into the second?
22:56Oh, um, and, and, and, and just for capital purposes, that is doable, right?
23:02With your third and your couple of fourths or not really, is that not enough to get a
23:06second round pick?
23:07It'd be difficult, I think.
23:09So let me see here on the, on the trade chart right now, Dallas is, you got it?
23:14Dallas's pick 92 is 132 is how much it's worth.
23:16So if you want to just get into the very last pick of the second round, that's 270.
23:20So you would need to make up an additional 140 points, basically.
23:24So you'd have to trade like 112, 114.
23:27So the two highest fourths, 112, 114 and the third to just get on the very last pick of
23:32the second round.
23:32Oh, a third and two fourths.
23:36So then you wouldn't be picking it until the very end of the fourth round.
23:39Yeah.
23:40Big gap.
23:41But I mean, I guess it depends.
23:42Like if you feel like I don't have a linebacker and I don't think a linebacker gets to me in
23:45the third round, but there's one here that can play for us right away, maybe you do that.
23:48Or like we've talked about, maybe you do take one of those fourths and you just call a team
23:53that wants to get rid of a veteran and you say, hey, we'll throw you this fourth rounder
23:56for him.
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