Rough (NFL) Draft

The first Texas prospect we talk about, offensive tackle Kelvin Banks Jr. For the second week in a row, the two co hosts are not on the same page with what they see and like in the player. They say two's a streak. A potential top 10 pick, there's still some things they would like to see over this next year.

Talking our first Bama prospect, Quarterback Jalen Milroe. Just like Shedeur, this is another player that Impulse Control and the Receipt do not see eye to eye on. The Receipt makes a claim about how he thinks Jalen should be used, an idea first thought of by the Joe Random's very own, The Art of the Deal.

There's only way to describe this kid, and that is freak athlete with unlimited potential. On the younger side of NFL draft prospects, there's a lot to like about Williams. There's also some things to worry about. One of the bigger question marks going into next season. But the real reason to listen is to see which superhero(es) we compare him to.

This episode, we talk about The Receipt's favorite receiver prospect, the 6'5 stud out of the University of Arizona. Primed for another stellar season and a potential Heisman campaign, we have nothing but great things to say about him.

Our first offensive lineman, we dive into the tape of LSU's soon to be 3 year starter at left tackle, Will Campbell. Arguably the most complete and consistent offensive line prospect in this year's draft, he'll be looking to go as the first OL off the board.

We dive into the Impulse Control's favorite receiver, Luther Burden III of the Mizzou Tigers and why his contested catch ability and running after the catch make hi one of the most coveted WR prospect.

We talk potential top cornerback in next year's NFL Draft, Will Johnson out of the University of Michigan. One of the most complete and rounded prospects, he's someone that could contribute day one.

We talk about the defensive end out of the University of Tennessee, who is thought to be a potential number one overall pick in next year's draft. This is Impulse Control's favorite prospect this year, one that he thinks is going to light it up at the next level.