Three, two, one.

Hello, welcome back to the Intel with Greg Kosell.

I'm Jeff Mosher with Adam Kaplan from Inside the Birds,

and of course we bring in the godfather of tape breakdown Greg Kosell.

And Greg, I don't know if you know this,

but our listeners and commenters on YouTube like to refer to you as the

godfather. Oh, boy. Yeah. Not grandfather. I didn't say grandfather. He is so.

Father. Just to be clear. Yeah, okay. All right. So you are the godfather of take breakdown.

And this is- Oh, I'm going to make you guys an offer you can't refuse, huh?

Apparently.

If I make one more old joke, I might be sleeping with the fishes. That's right. With Luca Brotsey. We are going to start off this series

that we do every year. We're going to go through every single draft position on offense and

defense. We are going to save Greg from breaking down long snappers

and kickers. We're just going to do offense and defense. And we're going to start the series

with today's episode looking at everybody's favorite position group, the edge rushers. And it is

an interesting and exciting class of edge rushers, Greg. In general, when you watch so much tape,

do things jump out at you from a class standpoint year to year? Like, oh, yeah, this is a good

bunch of edges? Or, you know, is it you just watching? Yeah, I mean, I think there's always

players. You know, one thing I always notice on tape are the difference between the guys

that are really good athletes but don't really know how to rush the quarterback versus the guys

that sort of have a plan and a feel and use their hands and have a sense of how to do it.

And that's what makes it interesting because sometimes the really, really good athletes,

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