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Can't believe it.

We're under a month at this point.

Charles Davis, he put out his latest mock draft.

It looks good so far.

I feel like that Brock Bowers pick to the Jets. That's a consensus for sure.

And then obviously Caleb, Drake, and then Jade and Daniels. Drake May is kind of the one that's a little bit of a wild card and is kind of moving up and down different boards, going to different teams with different mocks. But I think that he's going to be the one big surprise come draft day. So let's do our own right now. You guys can check out the entire box, by the way. All of the experts here at the breakfast table. All right, here we go. We're going to go team by team. You guys have your GM hats on. We're going to do the top 12 picks here, 20 seconds per pick. You ready? Five. You're up. Let's go. First overall. I have the first pick. You do. Oh, this is so exciting.

And I love New York sweatshirt. You're picking for the Bears. Yes. I should have a Bears dicka sweater on. But this one, you know, we lost a lot of sleep about this one. No, we didn't. We're going to draft a quarterback number one overall. It's something the bears have so rarely done over the history.

They're not going to trade the number one pick.

They're going to look to the great state of California as a lot of people around these parts are doing right now. And they were going to draft with the number one overall pick in the GMFB mock draft. Caleb Williams quarterback from the University of Southern California. I don't care what color his nails are. I care what his tape is. I care what his mind is. I care what his arm is. Thanks. Sorry guys. Lions, Vikings Packers, the bears are no longer yours to push around. I'm going to take Caleb Williams, number one. This is the thing that changes everything for the bears. That's off the clock. Who is the number two pick? I have the number two pick. I am representing Adam Peters, the general manager for the Washington commanders. So much talk has gone into what we're going to do at the two pick. You've heard our head coach, Dan Quinn, say, you know what? We're thinking about going with a quarterback, but if somebody comes with the bag to give us some nice picks, we might be willing to trade out of it. But not doing that today.

The number two pick, I'm looking at two quarterbacks. It went a lot of back and forth. But when it all

came down to it, we got. We're going with Jaden Daniels at the number two pick out of LSU.

Okay. All right. He is our guy. He's going to make a difference with the running and passing ability that he gives to our team. Cliff Kingsbury gets a gym. I like it. With the number three picked, I have the New England Patriots, and I'm scrambling a little bit. We had Jaden Daniels at the top. Oh, no. I'm going to text Gerard Mayo, see what he says. Does he say trade down? Please tell me not. He's saying trade down. I told him no, we're not doing that. You want to FaceTime him? We're in, we're in. He just texted me back. What's the number three overall pick? The New England Patriots draft, Drake, May. Here we go. North Carolina. Quarterback, quarterback. Welcome to New England. The future is now. Let's go. Ooh, okay, I'm up now. I got the Cardinals. I am Monti Austin Fort and I've just been waiting for this phone to ring. Ring, ring, ring, ring, but no one is calling. It's like, do I have this on? Do not disturb? No, I don't know. No one wants it. No one wants it. Here I am. I'm picking it for. And I don't need a quarterback at this point. That's not an issue. We have Kyler Murray. So I'm going to go ahead and get him a number one wide receiver. Give me Marvin Harrison, Jr. He gone. He gone. To the desert. I like that pick. Kyler, to Marvin Harrison, sounds great. The Chargers have the fifth overall pick. There's only been three quarterbacks taken. Am I up with the Chargers? Yes, you are. The coach JJ. I know, exactly. You know, it's a good interesting thing. Joe Horace, what will you do? Imagine if Harbaugh had the onions to say, listen, JJ's sitting there. I had to get him, Justin Herber, they'd trade him or something like that. Should I just do it? No. Can't tell you how little I care about the buzzer in this show or any other show. I can't tell you can hit that thing a thousand times. I'm just going to sit here talking about whatever I want and checking my phone. Montlores is laughing. You know what we're going to do?

We're going to sit here talking about whatever I want and checking my phone.

Mount Laurel's is laughing.

You know what we're going to do?

We're going to build around Justin Herbert. We're not going to trade. Give me Rome adunze. I'm going to take him right now. We need some wide receiver. Echler's gone. Keenan's gone. Gerald Everett's gone. Instead of doing the unthinkable,

Jim Harbaugh does the practical,

which he almost never does.

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