Hey, hey, where you been, but got talk is about to begin, hey, hey, hey, come on in.

Welcome back to your Friday Fuck I Talk from Cleveland.com, I'm super excited for this.

I think we all are, this is going to be difficult and interesting and I don't have a handle on it.

And that makes for a good podcast.

Doug Lemnery, Nathan Baird, Steven, means we are doing a Ryan Day era offensive draft.

We're going to do defense on a future podcast, but the goal here is to draft a full 11 man offense

from players of the Ryan Day four year head coach era.

11 players, quarterback running back, tight end, three receivers, two tackles, two guards in the center.

You can do two tight ends and two receivers if you want to.

But the wrinkle is that everybody is allowed to draft, actually has to draft one urban Meyer player and one Jim

Tressel player in this 11 man team.

So everybody's team will wind up as nine day era players with one Meyer and one Tressel.

And the reason we are doing that is because some of these positions don't actually have enough starters across the board.

In the Ryan Day era to like fill out everything, but there's going to be some great strategy here between need.

And trying to grab excellent players at certain spots and Nathan, I personally have a list.

I have groups. I don't have a strategy because I think maybe more than any other draft we've ever done.

This really depends on what everybody else does and how it affects you because those bonus picks,

required bonus picks and the Meyer and Tressel era.

The way they are used will have a great effect on everybody else's team at multiple positions, I think.

Yeah, exactly like I have rankings at each position.

I have an overall ranking. I think those probably almost conflict with each other at some point.

And the whole thing gets thrown off in certain categories depending on whether one of you takes

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