It's another edition. Hello, friends, of the Bark Tank on the Road. We're presented by Sugardale,

and we are here for day two of the Reese's Senior Bowl, Mobile, Alabama. The entire football world is here.

And I do mean, really, the entire football world coaches, GM's head coaches, position coaches, college coaches, everybody is here.

Kevin Stefansky is here. Andrew Barry is here. Glenn Cook, who, by the the way is going to join us a little bit later on this episode, the Brown's assistant general manager and VP of player personnel.

He is here the entire staff.

And when it comes to college coaches, Marcus Freeman is here from Notre Dame.

Have his quarterback Riley Leonard, have R.J. Oban as well, defensive ed, amongst some of the

Golden Dome talent here. Brett Bilema, the Illinois head coach is here, his wide receiver, Pat

Bryant, fantastic this year in the Big Ten, had a great catch down the sideline earlier here today.

Anyway, you get my point. And as we said yesterday, day two is really about improving, building upon what we saw from all these players.

A lot of install on day one, a lot of verbiage, a lot of stuff, as Bubba had said on the pod yesterday.

Like simple stuff, like helmet communication between coach and quarterback, stuff like that, even though that was brought into the

college game last year, it's still an adjustment, new voices in your helmet. So what did we see?

Right now, we got behind us, Bubba Ventron's team, the American team coaching. They're not yet

wrapped up. The national team was out there earlier today. Had two really impressive defensive ends in the one-on-one drills.

First off, Donovan Azaraku from BC.

We had mentioned him a couple of days ago, players we want to look at.

He had 39 and a half, nearly 40 TFLs and Sacks combined this past year.

He's kind of lean, but man, he's got speed, he's got power.

He impressed in those one-on-one drills, as did Mike Green, which is, again, a name we gave you

yesterday. It is far too early to project where a guy goes. To me, he looks like a first-round

pick, a guy that might have had good NIL money if he wanted to leave Marshall.

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