Go inside the huddle with Sky Sports, Neil Reynolds and Jeff Rimbled.

Yes, hello, welcome to Inside the Huddle. It is the day after the night before. So the opening

round of the draft saw 32 players have their NFL dreams come true in the first ever virtual draft.

And I'm Neil Reynolds, as always your host, joined by my partner, Jeff Reinbold.

Jeff, first of all, the biggest thing for the NFL.

No real glitches.

Everything seemed to go smoothly.

The only guy that had gotten a little bit of a challenge was Vic Fangio, showing his generation.

He threw up his hands one time and said, my stuff's gone down.

It was amazing. It came off like it did.

Yeah, very, very smooth.

Obviously, they had the regular coverage, we combined between ESPN and NFL network.

The Draftathon was running all through as well, raising money for COVID-19, which is going

to continue throughout the entire draft, so that's a good thing.

Jeff, I just, we'll talk picks.

We're going to break this down.

Picks 1 to 10, 11 to 20 and 21 to 32.

But I just want to say, first of all, this was just, the networks did a great job of telling

the stories.

I've just listed a couple of them here while we're waiting.

So, Javon Kinlaw, the defensive tackle, who went to San Francisco. He grew up

parts of his life. He was homeless in Washington, D.C. Austin Jackson, the tackle, who went to

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