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A few weeks ago on March 29th, that was what, four weeks ago, right?

Something like that.

You and I, right, you and I on Monday, Football Monday,

we did a projection of the top 10 picks in the 2000 and 21 NFL draft. We stipulated that there

would be no trades in this particular exercise. Now at the time, Sam Donald had not been

traded to the Carolina Panthers. San Francisco had already traded up for the third overall pick,

but could you, could you know, kind of explain? Am I missing anything? This was the exercise

that we conducted, right? Right. I think draft season began to heat up. So we said, okay, let's do a

mock draft of the top 10. And now that we're here, draft week is as upon us. We're mocking the

mock, baby.

You mentioned what people are saying.

NFL Network's Tom Pellisero, because look, let's accept it.

Fine.

One of the receivers were right there.

It's not going to be cop.

It's going to Miami.

NFL Network's Tom Pell Sero on Monday morning.

Talked about the next two picks, Pete, picks number seven and eight belonging to Detroit and Carolina

as the quote, hotspot. Here is what Tom Pelliserro had to say. Well, Nate, the hot spot right

now is at the bottom of the top 10, specifically the Lions at 7 and the Panthers at 8 have been

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