Baker Mayfield, undraftable, off my board.

The Cleveland Brown select Baker Mayfield.

What a beautiful pro by the Baker!

Big job!

Osta-a-visa, baby!

Thorns out! Big job! Oster, baby! Barts now!

What's happening, guys?

Jake Burns, live again.

We're here on a Monday night.

We're here to talk about a myriad of different things around the draft,

but really still kind of talking about building the Browns

because it's so rare for insight to be given the way that

insight was given. And I particularly find this whole string of decisions that the Browns made

really interesting. And we're going to call some attention to our show, our draft show,

to talk about a little of where we were right in this whole thing. Because, you know,

Stephen puts in a ton of work that we're going to have on here, Browns Mock, in just a moment. You know, it's going to be a little of where we were right in this whole thing because you know stephen puts in a ton of work we're going to have on here browns muck in just a moment you know it's going to be a little bit wonky because we're going to be on the screen and then also on the screen it's going to be like inception of draft conversation here but we're going to talk about a little bit of what we were right about it why we put in the time that we put in specifically Stephen who puts in a ton of time a ton of work and I just kind of have conversations with him about him. I did get a new haircut. Somebody noticed my wife took care of my haircut. Anyway, it was pretty ugly before. So yeah, what I want to talk about is where we were right because I think there's a lot of study that that goes into this, and you guys devote your time to listening to us talk about it, and we want to prove that we do have a feeling of what we're talking about. So I'm going to welcome in Brown's Mock, Mr. Stephen Thomas. How are you? I'm good. I'm in awe of the new haircut. If you can improve it a little bit more, it can be in the same league as your glorious beard.

It's not quite there yet, but, you know, it's young, so it has developable traits, I think. It's a face for radio. It's what I always say, you know, the cliche. I'm the golden boy for that cliche. So, yeah, I get free hair because the wife is, it's fantastic at her job, so I take advantage of that. So get a little perk here and there.

But, Steve, what I want to ask about, man, as we kind of get into this thing, is your

takeaways of building the Browns, because I think it's a rare view inside what goes on

on draft night.

I mean, as far as the communication goes, the process goes, it was crazy to even see them

preparing Andrew Barry for the idea of his wife being in the midst of labor and having

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