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This is with the first pick the CBS Sports NFL Draft Podcast. This is episode 48.

Two away from 50 Rick of a math correct. I'm Ryan Wilson. That's our general manager, Rick Spillman, who has more than 30

years of editorial experience, including a decade as a Viking general manager.

Today, we are somehow talking about the 2024 draft class, specifically my 24 mock draft, which came out on Monday.

You can see it on the site. If you want to have a good chuckle and to help us discuss a bunch of players, we get to watch Mr.

Tom Ford Nellie, one of the co-hosts of the cover 30 podcast, the best college football podcast on planet Earth.

And they're not paying me to say that.

Tom Wilson writes their CBS sports.com and unlike Rick, he actually puts up mock drafts during the run up to the actual draft.

No, I was hired to mock the mock drafts. I am a supporting cast actor in this podcast for our fearless leader, Ryan Wilson, who's the expert in the area.

So also, I think about that there and do my supporting acting role.

Rick, I'll tell you on Monday's cover three, Tom and his co-host Danny Canal and Bud Elliott and Chip Patterson went through my mock draft.

And we're with kid gloves. They were kind enough not to absolutely crush it. Like you might see on Twitter.

But that actually is worth watching. I enjoyed watching that because I actually learned some things. This is the time of year and Rick, I think you can admit we don't know anything about any of these players, unless they're named Caleb Williams and Marvin Harris in the second and maybe Drake May.

And that's why we have Tom here.

Yeah, I will. I started doing mocks from CBS sports.com a few years ago, and I thought at the time, like I like I already did them on my own kind of in my head.

I was like, I'm going to write them down. You know, publish them. I thought it would be fun.

I don't know how Ryan does as many as he does because I'm only doing them every two weeks. And it's like I sit down to do it. And it's just like, it's like, why can't I just print like a list and turn that in?

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