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It's happening right now ahead of the 2025 NFL draft GMFB on site.

As mentioned, Jamie, Tom, Kyle, and M. Robb on the show today.

We got some friends stopping by. We even have a Packer Legend, a guest host coming on next hour. We will tease that for you now. Until then, we're going to start our show with the article that's out on NFL.com right now from Tom Pelliserra. But first, before we begin with that. Kyle, when are you getting here, my friend?

We got the stage being built outside Green Bay. This is the center of the football universe. I cannot believe you're not here yet. I'll be there. I'll be there. I can't wait to be there. It's beautiful behind you. You guys both look great. As I do each and every year around draft time, I'm wearing their shirt today. This is the number four overall pick in the 1975 draft, a running back out of Jackson State named Walter Payton. This is sweetness getting the draft call. The hat's incredible. The old phone is incredible. I'm so

excited at draft week. I love that Mike Rob's here and you two look great in Lambo. Let's do it.

If absolutely forced to say what that photo was, I would have guessed an outtake from newsies. Like that is the period that I would have guessed right there. Look at sweetness. It's a different take on newsies for sure. It looks fantastic. Yes, that's the man. It looks great. What a cool look. Love you, Walter. And Rob, how are you doing, man? We haven't seen you in a while. You ready for this draft stuff this week?

Guys are finding out their future in the NFL?

Definitely excellent. I'm doing great. It's great to be talking about the NFL draft, man. Can't wait to see you guys covering it. All right, let's do it. Tom Pelliserro, let's have a conversation, shall we? Sure. You released an article on NFL.com was it last night, and I was just catching up with you about how you do this approach every year. Set the stage for the basis for

this article, 1 through 32 in the conversations that you had around the NFL, and then we will

tee you up on perhaps the juiciest part of it. Well, let's start with this. I'm not a scout or a coach.

I don't watch a lick a tape, because ultimately ultimately I don't know what I'm looking at.

So my process is every year because the quarterback's the most important position in the league is I talk to as many coaches, scouts, executives from as many teams as possible and just try to get a feel for how they view these guys, for how they have them grouped together,

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