And we welcome you in episode two of the 2021 best podcast available presented by our

great friends at key private bank, first checking account, Gribble that I ever had came

from key bank and big bank, big, happy. We're on board. We have a sponsor. We've made it, Gribs.

That's kind of how I'm feeling here on this Thursday, nine weeks out from the 2021 NFL draft

right here in Cleveland, Ohio. Gribs, a pleasure to have you back and on board. The snow is melting,

life getting back to normal and our city doesn't look like the hot scene out of Star Wars.

Yeah, it really is. I feel like we're turning a corner. I feel like we're getting closer and

closer. February always flies by because you're making plans and you've set due dates on things

and you're like, oh, that thing's doing March. It's no big deal. Then all of a sudden you're like,

wow, next Wednesday, that's March 3rd. Yeah, that sneaks up in our hurry. I'm adjusting

well. The thought is beautiful. I feel like we've had snow on the ground for the last four months.

The one thing I'm missing is the road trip. I think that's where this is going to drag a little

bit. We're just going to have to keep filling the space with mock drafts, our opinions that are,

you know, somewhat educated, someone not educated, but we'll keep learning more and more just so we

can be educated enough on time to be wrong undrafted. There you go. Exactly. Coming up on the

program today, Ryan Wilson, draft guru for CBS Sports.com will join us. We've got a mock draft

to look at from sports illustrated that that is a little interesting and does have us making a

major move up into the middle of the first round. We'll get Grims thoughts on that. We'll talk a

little bit more about what should have been combined week in Indianapolis as well. We're a few

weeks out from free agency. The franchise tags can now be applied Grims and it'll be interesting

to see what a lot of teams do. I think every team's waiting to see what that salary cap will come

in at and where we'll be. We know what the basement is for the salary cap, but how high it could

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