Normally, I wouldn’t post a nine-minute video and ask or expect you to watch, but come on, it’s Karl Joseph and a collection of his greatest hits. (I forgot how great he was against Oklahoma, which was his last game. That hit on Perine was absurd.)

It seems like he’ll be drafted today, though nothing is guaranteed. It would happen late in the first round, and some of the teams there have maintained interest, but someone explained to me how a team or teams trading up to get into the final, say, third of of the first round could affect Joseph.

If a team wants to get, say, Paxton Lynch or Corey Coleman/Josh Doctson because the quality dips at their positions after they’re picked, a team that could conceivably want Joseph might be willing to swap picks and see if he’s there early in the second round. That’s certainly feasible if you look at the final few picks of the first and the first few of the second.

But that’s, at best, guessing. Here’s a fact: I’ll devote the rest of today to some of our favorite Joseph articles and moments.