And we welcome you into episode 15 of the best podcast available. I'm

Jason Gibbs alongside Andrew Gribble coming up on the program today. Jordan Reed

from the draft network senior NFL draft analyst Arizer in the draft ranks in terms of people that dissect things as well as anybody he will he will us. We've got some great insight on the

quarterbacks on the offensive linemen and what the Browns may or may not be able to

do in the second round. That's all coming up on the program today, but Gribbs, we kick things off right off the

bet with a tweet from Adam Schefter, late day on Wednesday, and the tweet reads this a concern has emerged in recent days.

There are certain coaches and front office staffers reluctant to have their IT employees in their

homes for fear of the virus spreading and vice versa.

Some IT employees are concerned about going into others' homes to equip them for the draft.

They're really trying hard to get this draft moved and we think we know who

they is but pretty impressive.

Yeah, I mean I'm not one to dismiss anyone's concerns about the spread of this virus.

I mean, it's obviously very serious for reaching a peak in it where it's just becoming

alarming the amount of people that are being affected by this.

So I don't want to dismiss you know any of those concerns but there

really has been a drumbeat these last few days of people raising one concern

about this one concern about that and I just am I'm of the opinion that I can't see I don't see the

NFL changing their mind on this point I think they've thought this through and they

like that date that that has emerged that they're gonna stick with it and I think this is going to be a new

experience for everyone like we've been saying over and over again and I think

they're going to find a way to make this work and I think that change is hard for a lot of people in the NFL and I don't imagine

any people that are participating in this draft are excited about this format as compared to the

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