Like they want there to be racism.

Because I feel like some people, like we live in a time now where, yeah, there's some people that are oppressed, but not like it used to be.

Like I feel like there's like nostalgia Company again. I know it's Monday, but we're going to get you through it. Thank you, everybody, for joining us on this Monday edition of Crane and Company.

Again, I know it's Monday, but we're going to get you through it because, as usual,

to my left, former Michigan quarterback, David Cohn.

To my right, former Western State, Colorado wide receiver playing Crane.

Got a heck of a show for you today.

So strap in, buckle up.

Let's get it going on the Monday edition of Crane

Company. In my 35 years of life so far, I've seen a lot of NFL drafts, assuming you guys have

as well, and I'm seeing crazy stuff. And this draft to me, though, was without a doubt the craziest

NFL draft of my lifetime. And you can just go through, even outside of the

picks, the craziness on the periphery that we saw. We saw Mel Kuyper crash out. We saw narratives

get formulated out of nowhere, regardless of how contradictory they were. We saw prank phone calls

from defensive coordinators in the league's son and so much more of what we're going to get to.

But at the end of the day, I do have to say, as nuts as it was, I have never been more locked in later in a draft than I was for this one.

Now, will that maintain? It's going to be tough to top what we saw this past weekend,

but at the end of the day, who really knows? David Cohn, you know, we talked about before we came on

here, and we're going to get through all this, I mean, there's a litany of stuff to go through.

But have you ever in your life from the start to the finish?

And really in the first round, it was pretty clean outside of Shadur, not getting drafted.

But have you ever seen an NFL draft that was just, it was on shrooms?

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