Biggest Differences

First Draft

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🗓️ 7 February 2020

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Chris Sprow ask Mel and Todd their biggest differences in early round prospects, which one was REALLY the highest on Terry McLaurin last year and a robust mailbag. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to First Draft for this week. I am Chris Sprow.
0:15.0	Joined by Todd McShay and Mel Kuiper Jr.
0:19.0	Wow, I think that's the first time I've ever said McShay before Kuiper.
0:22.0	Never do it again, by the way. Watch your back, Mel. Guys, always. We do this, we do this episode
0:28.6	annually. Mel's guys, Todd's guys. It's basically an early look at the marketplace and all the players
0:36.3	that you've been hyping all year that eventually gets stolen and somebody else says, yeah, I love
0:41.1	this guy all along when we really know they were reading
0:44.3	your rankings early on in the year and just picked up on him.
0:49.5	I was thinking about this because obviously if you didn't stick around to the end of last week's episode it was revealed
0:56.4	that Todd had stolen Terry McLaurin from Mel is that right or is it the other way around?
1:02.1	Other way around?
1:02.6	Other way around.
1:03.6	Okay.
1:04.6	Not even close.
1:05.6	Not even close.
1:06.6	Yeah, okay.
1:07.6	So Mel's...
1:08.6	I'm not even gonna comment on that.
1:09.4	Mel stole Terry McClorn from Todd, but this is a perfect entry point.
1:13.4	Oh no, no, I mean, this is what he does.
1:16.2	This is his thing and I've learned it.
1:18.0	It's taken it.
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