I've had Travis Hunter slightly ahead of Abdul Carter throughout the process as my number one pick,

but it's really, it's like a 52-48 type of advantage, right? This is one in one-a, however

you want to categorize it. The best way to prevent yourself from drafting poorly is by drafting

for value and not for need. When you draft for need, it typically leads to more errors than drafting for value

and trusting your board. Breathe easy, friends, pro day season is over. The hay is almost in the

proverbial barn. And with that, we welcome you to the best podcast available. We thank you for being

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for sharing. We're here to share as well. That is Jason Gibbs. Gibbe. My name is Andrew

Siciliano, and we are now Gibby inside, mercifully of three weeks, almost a two, by the time this posts the 2025 NFL draft.

Thank God. Pro days are done. We've got 30 day visits or 30 visits going on. They've adjusted

my lunch schedule for the week, which puts me in a not so great mood. Like, I can't eat breakfast at 9 and then expect me to eat lunch between 11 and 12.

But that's what we're doing because we have to ever, the, the cafe must be cleared out for the visitors to enjoy between 12 and 2.

We're recording this on Tuesday.

I am in the home office as I have to go back to NFL Network today for the very first time to, like, do this seminar with former players and current players who want to get into broadcasting.

It's actually a fun event, excited for it.

It's called broadcast boot camp.

But you are back at the cross-country mortgage campus, obviously, and it's 30 visit time. So each team is allowed 30 visits,

officially flying in prospects. That doesn't include the local visits. The Browns could potentially,

for example, bring in a certain bowling green tight end or any Ohio state player. Those are local

visits. So can you tell us who is there, Gibbe?

Who have you seen in the cafeteria? Or is that? No, I'm not, I'm not allowed to be in the

cafe at that point in time. But I mean, the reports are out there. And I think I saw him yesterday. Mason

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