Friday Pt1: Draft Shakeups, QB destinations, Browns Cruise, Dorian Williams, and Kyler Murray perception

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🗓️ 7 April 2023

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Part One of the Good Morning Football Podcast opens with potential for a major shakeup at the NFL Draft. Hosts Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, Jane Slater, and Super Bowl Champion Jason McCourty discuss the teams interested in changing their usual strategies this year. Following the Browns lead, the table suggests more teams that could host a themed-cruise ship for fans. NFL Prospect Dorian Williams talks Draft prep and Tulane's success. Plus, we react to the ongoing perception of Kyler Murray after his former GM speaks out.

Stay tuned for Chargers DE Sebastian Joseph-Day coming up in Part Two of the GMFB Podcast.

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0:00.0	This is an I-Heart podcast.
0:02.6	Guaranteed Human.
0:04.3	Good Morning Football is a production of the NFL in partnership with IHeart Radio.
0:08.2	Good morning football! Hey, hey, hey. Oh, yeah.
0:23.7	Good morning football.
0:27.1	Welcome in to good morning football.
0:28.9	We are live in New York City.
0:30.4	It's Friday, April 7th.
0:35.1	My name is Jane Slater, alongside Kyle Brandt, Jason McCordy, and we got Peter Schroger here.
0:37.4	Guys, it's been a well-stabit at the breakfast table.
0:39.7	And then I get to New York and the weather is outstanding.
0:40.3	Yeah.
0:52.9	We'll welcome you in with open arms. Time for the lead block. Lead block. Lead block. All right, here's a look at the top 10 picks and Land's Line's mock draft 3.0. We're all to a good start, folks. Bryce Young going first to the Panthers and then some wild trades
0:54.8	sending CJ Stroud to the Ravens with the fourth
0:56.8	pick and Will Levis to be. start, folks. Bryce Young going first to the Panthers and then some wild trades, sending
0:55.2	CJ Stroud to the Ravens with the fourth pick and Will Levin' to the Texans with the
0:59.5	seventh pick. All right, so that's Lance's latest mock. Got a little trade happy in the first
1:05.6	round. In reality, which team can really flip the table and shake this draft up with the top 10 picks? I'm looking at the Indianapolis Colts. And the reason I am is because so much can happen before they're on the clock. We know the first two teams and we're anticipating they may just go with quarterbacks. And we know the Colts need one, but out of the top four, who do the Colts like? I think that's the question mark. We look at Shane Steichen and we saw what he was able to do with Jalen Hertz and Philadelphia, a mobile quarterback, and help develop his arm. And what we saw and what Jailen Hertz was able to produce last year, specifically in the Super Bowl, running and throwing the ball all over the field. Maybe he likes a Will Levis. Maybe he likes Anthony Richardson. But where do those guys fall? The Colts can come on the clock at number four, and Stroud and Bryce Young can be the one and two pick. Then somebody can jump up to three and take Arizona spot, and now the Colts are sitting there and just like, all right, the quarterbacks, the top three we had on our board are all gone.
2:02.1	Are they willing to go with the number four quarterback if they really have them rated 25 out of the top prospects in the draft?
2:08.6	So they may be looking and say, you know what?
2:10.1	No, this isn't where we wanted our quarterback.
2:12.7	And maybe they just go with the best available draft prospect.
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