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AI draft.

Well, I was intrigued by the USA Today one, and I don't know. I just said, anybody can do it. Let me just do that. And so I went to chat GPT, but my son has a password and everything. I couldn't get in touch with them. So I said, you know, I'm just going to do it on grok. So I just did it on grok, which is... I've never used Grock.

Do you just go to Grock.com? No, it's just right there on Twitter. It's just a little button. So it's got its own little button. So you go to GROC and that's obviously Elon's artificial intelligence that's associated with Twitter. And it's pretty good, but there are limitations, again, you know,

there are what's called hallucinations,

which is basically when they make mistakes.

It's not perfected yet.

And so I'll get to some of that.

So I first just typed in very simply,

take team needs and each player's strengths and weaknesses into consideration,

and put together a mock first

round of the 2026 NFL draft. And it thought, it took about 30 seconds and it went through and you

could see. And then it came out with a whole draft with the team, player, position, school, rationale,

et cetera. It says, below is my first round of the 2026 NFL draft based on the current draft order.

I considered each team's primary needs post-2020, drawing from analysis of their performance,

roster gaps, and free age to the outlook for each selection of mass prospects whose strengths

align with the team's requirements while acknowledging weaknesses that could impact their fit. Prospects are drawn from consensus, big boards, emphasizing top talents like quarterbacks, edge rushers, and offensive linemen in a class that's quarterback light at the top, but deep in skill positions and defense. And so I was like, wow, this is great. So I go through there. And, you know, the first pick, pretty standard. You got Fernando Mendoza. Nice. Home run. Makes sense. I think everybody think that's what's going to happen. They got the Jets taking Arvel Reese, the edge linebacker from Ohio State. Ruben Bain Jr., who was left off of the USA Today mock. Yeah, that was a mistake.

It's a mistake possibly.

Is there at three?

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