Good morning, good morning, good morning. If I could only tell you all the conversations we have been having off the show. We're going to bring y'all on to them on the show, though. Welcome. I hope you slept great. Congratulations. You woke up this morning. Y'all could be watching any show. You're hanging out with us. We are just a day away from the NFL draft. It's almost like a Christmas Eve type of thing. If you're a sports fan,

a lot to get to today. The Lakers, they got a W. They won it. The butts they took an L. But most importantly,

a lot of drama and controversy have been brewing as we near the NFL draft. Because I don't know

if y'all heard this quote about Shador Sanders. If you didn't hear it, I want you to be involved on it.

Shador Sanders could be the second quarterback taken off the board. He could go as high as number

two or number three in the NFL draft, but he could fall as low as number 21. Some suggest

could he fall into the second round? I don't think so. But take a listen to this quote. I'll read it to you.

An NFL executive said,

Chador Standard has the worst formal interview in my life.

The worst formal interview I've been in in my life, he said.

He's so entitled.

He takes unnecessary sacks.

He never plays on time.

He has horrible body language.

He blames teammates.

But the biggest thing, he's not that good.

My goodness.

I can't find anything good in there.

Like, you would think you were talking about like a walk-on quarterback that had one touchdown

and 30,000 interceptions, not a quarterback that should go number

two overall in the NFL draft by many people's suggestions. Shady McCoy, I will start with you.

Has the Shador Sanders criticism gone too far? This is getting out of line now. Like, every report

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