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Good Thursday morning.

It's a huge day in New York sports. It is the NFL draft. It is game three of Nick's Hawks in the first round. We've got a Mets win finally and the Yankees continue to roll. But this is why April is so special in sports. You get nights like this. We're going to be together later tonight to ingest some of these things all together.

As WFAN hosts on the roof, you know, watching all of these games and live streaming.

But finally, after months and months of speculation, we can talk about who the Jets and Giants pick in the first round. And finally, after

weeks and weeks of coming in here and talking, or a couple of weeks of coming in here and talking about the Mets losing, we have a Mets win, but of course, Francisco Lendor now with the calf injury. Trade a calf for Soto, the calf for the door, and maybe we'll see him in a couple weeks as well. Good morning, Boomer. How are you? Yeah, I'm doing good, Jay. Pretty excited about

tonight for sure. Do a large part, too. I think we, many of us think we know what the Jets are doing at number two. What we don't know is really what the Giants are doing in five and what they're doing at 10 and whether or not they stay there, whether or not the Jets stay with their two first round picks. I mean, it doesn't get much better than this. The intrigue, I think, you know, it's either R. Valerese or David Bailey for the Jets. There seems to be a consensus building that it's going to be David Bailey, even though if you listen to David Bailey, you guys, I'm really to get to know the Jets. I didn't go to, you know, their facility. I didn't get, you know, it's almost as if, you know, he was like an afterthought and they probably did all the, you know, all the work that they needed to do on him. They know that he's a great kid. They know that, you know, he was at Stanford before he went to Texas Tech, and they know he's

already ready to go.

Like, he is what they say is a clean prospect.

And what that means, there's nothing.

There's no injury concern.

There's no, there's no psychological concern.

There's everything to like about the kid.

He's a super kid.

And it seems like consensus is building towards him.

You know, do I, if they go either him or R. Val Reese, it's fine because both players are going

to be really good. It feel like both players are going to be really good players. It just depends

on what kind of player do they want. You know, did they want a hand in the dirt,

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