Every Team, every topic, everywhere, this is believe. I'm going to do you. What's better than this guys?

What's better than this?

Speaking dudes here on the draft dudesudes podcast, presented by Lock Dawn.

It's Joe Marino and Kyle Crabs from the Draft Network, and we are your host here on this Thursday

edition of the show. Two more NFL draft prospects we're going to dig into today just like we did yesterday

Kyle welcome.

Thank you Joe for the wonderful introduction.

We got two exciting guys I think think two guys that should be first round picks. I don't know if they both will be considering positional value and that'll be an interesting discussion for both of these players but I think based on the skill

set they provide both of these guys are first-round caliber players. I am

probably player one at their position. All right, so, shall we, did you have any BS to get into here, here at the beginning?

Are you ready to roll?

No, I'm ready.

Okay, all right.

I've been pretty, I'm been hot on this Super Bowl snack thing. This chart that came out. It's been grinding my gears about like oh I didn't see it. What trash did they put out now? It's so annoying. It's like the most popular Super Bowl recipes in every state and the foundation for compiling the data is Google trends like what is the most uniquely searched Super Bowl recipe by state in the past week and it is just it's just all wrong.

Every bit of it's completely wrong.

Mostly because I think the only answer is pizza, right?

Everybody's eating pizza at the Super Bowl and there's just garbage answers across the entire United States.

Starting with Halopino Peppers or Halopino Poppers in the state of North Carolina of which I've never seen served at anything in this state in my entire life.

To be fair, Holopinion Poppers are really good.

They are wonderful, but you know what? They're not available at any Super Bowl party I've ever attended.

What are you doing this weekend?

What's having a super party?

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