From the episode

I'm taking Mr. Loveland. I want that positional advantage. I know it'll, it's like Trey McBride. So you've, you have McBride and Higgins and you're like, whoa, are you sure you want T Higgins as your wide receiver one? He's it. He is, but he's not like Trey McBride is your wide receiver one and T Higgins. Like it's, it's just a different way to, to approach it. But Mr. Loveland at four 12.

STACKED’s take

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Loveland at 4.12 offers positional advantage; compares to Trey McBride strategy.

Loveland was selected at pick 4.12 (turn of round 4) as a positional advantage tight end play; the source compares the strategy to Trey McBride, positioning Loveland as a high-ceiling tight end that elevates the overall roster construction and allows for flexibility at wide receiver (pairing with T. Higgins). The source notes Loveland as a standout pick in a competitive mock draft room of sharp players.

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