Welcome to the Andy Staples show.

It is underwear Olympics time, but not the same way that we normally do it.

Because there is not going to be a combine in Indianapolis this year where everybody goes

and is forced to wear spandex and work out for television cameras.

But the NFL draft process is in full effect.

You're listening to this.

If you're listening to it when you got it in your feed, it's Friday morning,

which means Trevor Lawrence is about to throw for scouts at Clemson.

First big pro day of the year. And we're going to talk about that. And we're going to talk about Dane Bruegler's mock draft. Dane is our draft guru here at the athletic. His first mock draft came out on Thursday. Well, he's first mock draft with the actual order intact. We needed to have somebody win the Super Bowl before we knew what the exact order was. So Dane has his mock draft. And Dane, I love this because you are predicting

you run on quarterbacks early and a massive just feeding frenzy in the quarterback market

because teams that need one are going to have to trade to get to them.

And how much fun was this trying to figure out who's going to really trade?

And what are they going to be willing to give up?

Yeah.

And, you know, it's February.

So mock drafts at this stage of the game are all about laying out scenarios. It's all about, you know, trying to map out how,

you know, a different scenario could happen. And in the actual NFL draft, we know there's

going to be trades. And so while near impossible to accurately nail each one of these trades,

it's still something that's going to happen in reality.

So let's have some phone with it. Let's make some trades that based off of track history,

you know, track record and history and how these teams operate, you know, what's some moves that

they could possibly make? And in a draft like this, where it's quarterback heavy at the top,

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