Greg Cosell on some of our picks

I respect this dude a frick load more than most of the assclowns on TV.

On Peat: "I actually think as we speak today that Peat is the best overall left tackle prospect in this draft class. He's got a tremendous combination of size and movement ... He's more of a power left tackle than a finesse, movement athletic left tackle but because he's so big and he does move well he certainly can line up and play left tackle in the NFL. I think he could line up and play left tackle in the NFL as a rookie."

On Kikaha: Kikaha is a perfect example of the players I put on this list. He’s a guy I knew nothing about when I started watching film on him. Now, I think he might be the most natural pass rusher in the draft.

He’s not an explosive athlete the way some guys who went high in the draft are. But he’s a player who sacks the quarterback. He’s a fanatical effort player. He’s a lunatic – in a good way.

Kikaha can also drop into coverage or set the edge in the run game. He showed refined and polished hand usage for a college player, great body flexibility, and that allowed him to win quickly and use his closing burst to get to the quarterback.

On Grayson: Can Grayson, with development and coaching, become a Teddy Bridgewater kind of quarterback? If Grayson is to become more than a mid-level starter type prospect in the NFL, that will probably be determined by which team drafts and develops him. I think he has the best chance to be a starting NFL quarterback in this class aside from Winston and Mariota.