Oh, hey, bro.

Thanks for choosing Felger and Maz to entertain.

Keep it in your pants.

And inform you in the afternoon.

I didn't understand anything you said.

985, the Sports Hub.

All right, buddy, welcome to the program.

Felger and Maserati coming to you from our Ace Ticket Studios in Kemmore Square, where we have Red Sox Cubs tonight at Fenway Park So get your game ready for that, but it's an agenda free Friday, Maz, you know what that means? Yep, anything and everything. There you go, Maz. So Jimmy, I've already logged in as soon as you were able. You may release the hounds. Are you frozen yet or is it going to work today? I doubt it will, so just be ready to help me with the phones when that problem arises. It's a talk radio orgy on Fridays here. 617-779-0-985. As soon as the names are input it, I'll go to you. Otherwise, opening thoughts. Mazz, Murray, who wants to go first? Murray, you go first. All right. That was, without question, the most entertaining first round of the NFL draft I can ever remember seeing.

You had a psychotic offensive lineman kicked out of five schools, just looking like he's going to eat his baby like an apple, that Tack McKinley from the Felger and Maz Big Board, getting drafted by the Falcons, swearing. He's got the prop in his hand of the uh the big

the big photo or the giant mural of his grandmother i thought that was great john gruden literally

hating like every pick other than like six of them that was fun but the best part of all was all the

trading up for the quarterbacks and these were quarterbacks who were universally looked at

as second and third rounders as recent as a month or two ago.

And this has been called one of the weaker quarterback classes in years.

And you see three quarterbacks go in the first round.

And two of which, I think people know precious little about in Mitch Trubisky and Patma Holmes.

And what last night proved to me is we have reached peak banana land stupidity when it comes

to general managers trying to find the next quarterback and making fools out of themselves,

their franchises, their fan bases by choosing to give up picks and building slowly when you

have a lot of picks like the bears do to try to find the next guy. And Mitch Trubisky is, the more I read about this, the more it blows my mind in that they felt like someone else was going to come up and take this kid, which it didn't really seem like that was going to happen. It seems like he got played by the San Francisco 49ers, the GM in Chicago. And he worked out once with this team. Like, what do they even really know about him? He's had 13 starts. He was third all-ACC. Like, I get it. You know, you can use the kid that ended up in Philadelphia last year who barely played in South Dakota. And he looks like he's going to be a pro.

And why am I having a drama?

Wentz?

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