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CONFERENCE CALL May 1, 2021 Q: Take us through the day. Where have you been all day today and what was your reaction when you got the call? CM: I'm back home in Indianapolis, Indiana, hanging out with my family, some of my family friends. Just the past few days I've been doing that, just patiently waiting for my name to finally get called, finally get that call. It's just a blessing, you know? Just all the hard work I put in and just to be around my people was just a blessing. Q: What was your reaction to be drafted by the New England Patriots and have you been contacted by Josh Uche or Chase...

Offensive line is next on the clock now that Ja’Marr Chase is in stripes.

Copied! Ettinosa in Florida: What do you think about Kwity Paye? I think he's an excellent story with talent, our defense is in need of a legitimate pass rusher and someone with his story won't fail and will help the Giants tremendously. John Schmeelk: For the readers not familiar with his story, Paye's mother fled civil war-torn Liberia shortly before Paye was born in a refugee camp. They moved to Rhode Island in 1999, when Paye was still an infant. Paye is an interesting prospect with a ton of upside who didn't have a lot of production (11.5 sacks in four seasons) at Michigan. The...

NN Community Mock Round 2 recap: The 49ers address the interior offensive line Photo by Don Juan Moore/Getty Images Over the next couple of days, we’ll be publishing the rest of our community mock draft. Y’all were great and gave wonderful answers. Thanks for taking the time to do this. It was fun. Here is the first round if you missed it. Onto the second round we go. 33 Jaguars NYners Pat Freiermuth, TE, Penn State The Jaguars already have a serviceable O-Line and a solid lead back. The next best friend for their new franchise QB is a go-to Tight End. While Pitts is a once-in-a-decade t...

Copied! Randy in Maryland: When evaluating and drafting prospects, is it a common practice to compare how someone at a specific position compares to someone in the NFL? Also, please compare Micah Parsons and Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah and how they'd fit for the Giants. John Schmeelk: It's common for analysts to relate college players to NFL players because it gives fans an easy way to think about the prospects – this method is best used to describe a prospect's style and how teams can use those players rather than their talent level. It gets dicey when you start comparing players bas...