We are down here in Mobile, Alabama, the 76th Reese's Senior Bowl, the man who has at least for now, 12 picks.

Coming up at the draft, including number two, including number 33, the general manager of the Cleveland Browns.

Andrew Barry, how is Mobile?

Treating you?

Beautiful sunny Mobile, so far.

We got some good weather this year, so I'm always happy when that happens.

So you could sit in the stands, you can sit at the 50-yard line and watch. We just finished up day one, well, halfway through day one to practice.

Jacques Cizera coaching the defense here. What's your senior bowl process like sitting there in the stands?

So usually for the live exposure, you know, there are so many prospects that are here down here

in Mobile that for the live exposure,

you're really just focused on a handful of guys.

And they may be players that you didn't get a chance to go out and see live during the fall.

They may be at priority positions.

They may be guys that are from a small school that you want to see them.

I'm against the high level of competition.

So each practice I'll go into with maybe five or six

guys that I really specifically want to focus on and really watch them, you know, throughout the

day before going over the film in the evening. How important is it to see, for example,

you mentioned small school guy against maybe an SEC guy or a big 10 guy, to see when the level

of competition goes up, how they can do in these one-on-one

drills.

It's very important.

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