Blue Wire.

Welcome back.

It's the big blue banter.

New York Giants football podcast.

I'm Dan Schneier.

Joins is always my goal as Nick.

And today's a special day of the year for me and for Nick because this is our favorite

podcast to do during the pre-draft process by far.

And it's backed up by the analytics because it's our most downloaded to, our most listened to, and our most anticipated. And that's because we have David Cyberston on To Talk Giants, Do Talk Draft with us. I think I botched his name based on the reaction to hearing his last name because I knew I was going to do this again. I'm so bad with these names. Everyone who listened to the podcast knows that. But before we welcome on, David, I want to let you know that you can actually look into getting his draft guide right now, the guy that he puts the work into over at our lads.com. It is the longest running NFL draft guide in the business. And I got to say, if you like his takes, why not get them all, right? Like, why not get in, get the guide? But one other thing I want to say about Rleds.com, and this has been running, and I mean, side told me this before the pod, but I've known this for a while. I've used this my entire career in the industry. They're the best in the business at Deptarts. If you want to find out what NFL team has what needs going to this draft, you know, a team might be picking around where the Giants are picking.

Are they going to take the guard we want? Are going to take the corner we want that's falling in the draft to a spot we want? We know the Giants like him based on system fit. Well, now you look at the Jepchart. It's updated in draft because during free agency, those were updated before Schaefter was even dropping the news. and the expectation is that may be the case during the draft as well.

So keep it locked and loaded on R-Lads. And obviously, if you want to follow SIE on social media, you can follow him at R-Lads underscore Sye, where he will be delivering draft analysis pick by pick. And I remember this from last year because I think last year was first year were doing this side and it was awesome stuff like you're gonna get an immediate

synopsis of the player who is picked as it's happening live so that's as good and invaluable as it

gets so anyway after all of that side how you doing we're happy to have you back thanks guys

thanks for that little intro uh yeah doing great I'm definitely I'm limping through the finish line at this point. It's just a long process. My soon to be three-year-old got pink eye this past weekend and now I have pink eye as of this morning. So it's just funny that this all happens kind of as we're, you know, going to be on camera talking about the talking about the draft, but I guess we're here for football talk, not for, uh, my career in modeling. So we'll leave that up to Nick and his hair. So yeah, I knew that was coming. But yeah, I really, I'm really pumped to, to come on with you guys. Um, I tell you guys throughout the year that I really respect the work that you guys do. It's a lot of time, a lot of effort. It's definitely an enormous industry, football media, but there are a few that stand out because they do the work. And you could tell they do the work and they put a lot of time into it. You guys are definitely in that camp. So more than happy to come on and talk traffic with you guys.

I really appreciate that.

And the same go.

It's the mutual feeling here.

Yeah, I, you're the best, man.

Thank you for the compliment on the hair.

And I think we could just start this off, man, with how we feel on that pick 25, because

we, we discussed this a little bit before the podcast Joe Shane is a little bit more

unpredictable than Dave Gettleman so how are you feeling about pick 25 it's it's funny because

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