Welcome in to the first draft podcast. And if you're listening to this show, let's be honest,

you're probably here for Mel Kuiper Jr. and Todd McShay. I'm Field Gates just along for the ride

as we are every Tuesday, usually out around 4 p.m. Eastern time. If you want to watch us on video,

go to the ESPN YouTube page. But I must start today by feeling a little bit like Mel Kuiper Jr.

draft season kicked into hyperdrive last week when we had two blockbusters that it

feel more real to you on Friday afternoon. The draft is less than a month away now.

Yeah, Field, it was incredible because I get a reaction to the initial training. I was like,

why did my Andy move to 12? There's no way I was ever going to project Todd. You can talk about

this when we were doing mock. I was never going to project San Francisco at 12 going up to three

because I figured my Andy can't move back to 12 and lose out on those receivers. So my initial

reaction when I heard that was, what's my Andy doing? And there was method to the madness when

about 10 seconds later, you found out there was tied to the ability to go up from 12 to 6 with

the Philadelphia Eagles to get back into that opportunity to get it receiver. So for me,

a great move by the Miami Dolphins. They lose nothing by essentially going from three to six.

They picked up a 20, 23 first round pick in a third round or in 2022. And they lose nothing.

So that's a great move for Miami. For the 49ers, they feel like they've

isolated the quarterback that they feel can be spectacular in a division out with Matthew Stafford,

Russell Wilson, Tyler Murray. They won't want to be forced into division. So they went out and

got the guy that they feel can be spectacular and let's sit. We don't know who that is.

Is it Matt Jones, Tray Lynch, Justin Fields. We don't know. We can speculate today about that.

In the Philadelphia Eagles, they pick up drag choices as well, moving down from six to 12,

essentially taking themselves out of the opportunity to get a receiver for Jalen Hertz,

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