#92 is Darius Slay. He's a good player. Didn't he escape from Detroit this offseason?
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Yeah, it's quite the mystery. I guess Schwartz missed a few plays this year for the first time in his career. Maybe they'd penalize him for that.

I remember that Matthieu has been on the list before, but not for a couple of years. Has Schwartz previously been on the list?
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In 2019 Schwartz was #94. So I guess it's feasible that he could have gotten bumped. TM was not on the 2019 list.

Neither of them was on the list for the previous four years for 2019.

So yeah, I bet Schwartz gets snubbed.
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#91 is Grady Jarrett.

I like it when the less famous players get recognized.
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#90 is Kyler Murray, so they must have waived the height requirements.

I didn't realize that he was so well regarded. I know he was doing well, though.
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That dude is seriously small. Good for him to earn his way onto the field.
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Kyler Murray's father was the MVP of the 1986 Cotton Bowl.

I really think there's something to early training. It seems like you have all sorts of kids of former NFL players in the league today.
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#89 is Cooper Kupp. Per my earlier comment, both his father and his grandfather played in the NFL.
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#88 is Jaylon Smith. He dropped from #61 last year, but is still top 100.

Good reward for a high risk injury pick by Jerrah and his escorts.
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#87 is Josh Allen of the Bills?

Josh Allen of the Bills? Did I accidentally switch to the ScyFy channel?

I'm confirming it, and it seems real. If Allen is on the list I bet Patrick Mahomes II is on the list.
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#86 is Marlon Humphrey. Good to know.
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#85 is Zach Ertz, so Travis Kelce is going to be on the list if I apply deductive reasoning.
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#84 is Cam Heyward, yet another child of an NFL player.
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#83 is Eric Kendricks. Hmm. I learned something.
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Here you go,



I need to find when it's rebroadcast
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