You're listening to Draft Kings Network. Hey there, boys and girls, welcome to another edition of the business of sports with Andrew

Brand.

I'm your host, Andrew Brand. It is host day one, pre-day two of the NFL draft. Lots to talk about there. Get to in a

minute. We're produced by Jack Connell, musical producer, my son, Sam Brand, that music you hear

under us. We are presented, as always always by Draft Kings. The business of sports

this week is going to dive into the NFL draft. We are on Friday, April 25th. Last night,

the draft happened. And let's first talk about the venue. For those of you watching me,

you'll see over my shoulder, my Packers helmet. Yes, 10 years,

1999 to 2009 found me in Green Bay, Wisconsin. And it was, I don't know what the word is. It

was just nice, just nice to see Green Bay splattered on our televisions last night with the throngs of people.

No, I'm no stranger to throngs of people mobbing Lambo field parking lot, but never for anything but a game.

And this was obviously for a draft.

It's not my cup of tea.

I went to the draft in Philadelphia, and I'm like, you know, it's frankly, I don't mean to put anyone down.

Like, kind of boring.

Just between picks is just kind of a name stuff and music and people, cameras looking for people going crazy.

I mean, I had great seats in the theater in Philadelphia, but it's like,

I kept looking at my watch. When is the next pick? When is it done? Can we get out of here?

Anyway, Green Bay throngs of people, most of whom couldn't even see the stage, but that's Green Bay.

People love their football. This is

associated with the Packers. Let's talk about how this happens. Listen, sorry to say, Green Bay,

Detroit, Cleveland, Minnesota again, Buffalo, Kansas City, Philadelphia, even Nashville,

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