Danny Kelly is a senior staff writer at the Ringer and co-host of the Ringer

Fantasy Football Show and the Ringer NFL Draft Show. He's a dad, he used to

write about his beloved Seahawks, and he makes the best NFL draft comps on the

planet. These are his late-round perspectives.

You know, I always think it's funny because like the East Coast dad's thing that I

tweet out and talk about all the time and stuff. And then I'm like, I always get

responses back of people from Europe and that are like, I'm like, that's like,

that's like truly, truly East Coast dad is the Europeans that are staying up

because they're up at like 4 a.m. 5 a.m. past that. Like watching these games, I

guess they're waking up early in the morning to like watch the end of it or

something like that, but it's crazy. The time difference and stuff. Yeah, it's

like one of those things where I was talking to my girlfriend about this is like,

how is the NFL going to catch on here? Because it's like all the games are

happening in the middle of the night. It's one of those, I mean, I know that it is,

it is kind of catching on obviously. And yeah, I was in London actually during,

as I had a layover there. And so obviously the NFL is big in England and like I

think it's spreading to Germany and some other places, but it's just crazy that,

you know, you have to watch these games like, you know, three of the morning on

weekdays. Right, right, right. That's right. Like when they talk expansion into

Europe and stuff, it's like, how, how, like how is this going to actually work out

when you got all these fans on the West Coast? And then you're looking at, you

know, Germany or something and the hour difference. It just seems, I mean, maybe

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