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I think a good topic, at least, is going to be digging into some of the things I would

like the Browns to avoid in this upcoming draft, getting ever closer. I mean, listen, we're

almost to the point where a week away, eight days, man, can't wait for the draft to get here.

A lot of good stuff going out, going on at the website. We spend some time looking at a couple of the bigger mock drafts.

I will go through with you, Dane Bruegler's seven-round mock draft that he released today.

Talk about that a little bit. And obviously, we'll continue to have some great stuff going up

over the next few days as we get ready for what I think is going to be a fantastic

draft weekend that I am been looking forward to for so long. If you have not, please come over to

the website, subscribe with us. That's the best way to support us, continue to put out great

content. We have, I think, a stronger community growing seemingly every day. And I would love for you to be a part of that, even if this is on YouTube by subscribing or giving us that thumbs up. That is a great way to support us as well. And, you know, reviewing those podcast platforms. That would be great, too. So, okay, so let's get going. I want to start with, like I said, Dan Bruegler's mock, which to me is one of the ones I'm paying the closest attention to.

I like looking at the other mocks.

Bigger national coverage, McShay, obviously is one of the ones you're paying attention to.

Then the guys over at the NFL.com, Daniel Jeremiah, obviously looking at those and kind of connecting

dots between who's talking to agents, different things like that, Mel Khyper.

You're looking at those. Those are more first round, second round connections. I like

those who get deep into like the Lance Zerline types, the types who do tons of prospect

study because they are the ones who are connecting more dots than just

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