All right, three o'clock, the week of the draft, and we wanted to start the week and give you guys a chance to have your sins absolved by David Hall.

We have always advised one thing. Don't fall in love with a player. If you draft a number one or number two, no problem. Hell if you're somewhere in the

top ten and you want to fall in love with a player fine.

But when you're picking at 29, it's the biggest waste of time you could ever have.

And it's free country. It's fun to talk about guys you like or whatever, but I hear callers calling into other shows and they're ready to, you know,

give away their kids for the right to draft player they've probably never watched. So I wanted to do this.

I want to give you guys a safe space. You're not going to be judged. Not going to make fun of you.

And it's basically you're going to step into the

confessional you need to give us the secret crush you've been hiding for this Thursday's NFL draft that at

pick 29 you don't want to admit it you don't want to say it but you've you've

fallen in love with a player.

And deep down inside, when, not if, when the lions don't select your player,

you're going to be disappointed.

It's okay to admit it.

You're not going to be made fun of.

This is the issue I take with the whole draft process

is that people attach their belief structure to names, largely that they've never watched,

and they attach a credibility that never should be there to a mock draft.

Mock drafts, to say they're not accurate,

would be an understatement of biblical proportions.

So the only reason you're bummed out

when that player isn't taken is because what, saw Todd McShea say they were going to

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