Bob says, sorry, Scott said his wife was screaming an agreement from the other room.

I wonder what I said to make someone's wife scream from the other room.

Sorry, I didn't mean that the way that sounded.

I just meant, what a take.

It must have been.

Bob says, first round picks should be day one starters.

They should not sit on the bench.

Well, it depends on what we're talking about because like last year, I had no problem

with the way that the Dallas Turner situation played out.

I know because it's a first round pick and because of what they gave up for him, there's just a lot

of pressure and a lot of, hey, you know, this guy's got to be a star right away because they gave

up X, Y, and Z and he was a first round pick and everything else. But of all the positions, the one that has the least production right

away across the board, the NFL is edge rusher. And Khalil Mack had four sacks in his first year.

Like a lot of times, they are a spot that is brought along a little slower. And if by year two,

I always think you should draft two years out because you can't

rely on rookies to just come in and just take over everything.

It doesn't work that way, especially not at 24th overall.

So I'm not sure I'm an entire agreement.

I mean, if you bring in Derek Harmon and for a year or two, Derek Harmon is a rotational player who plays 400 to

450 snaps and he's getting after the passer and he's learning to be an all-around player

and he's developing. And then in year three, Javon Hargrave leaves and Harmon is the guy and he plays 700 snaps and he gets eight sacks and 50 pressures and he's a franchise player by year three.

I'm not complaining about that draft pick.

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