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So, I mean, the NFL draft isn't Vegas this week. How long are you going to be there?

Pablo, I'm going to be there for four days, which violates my rule when it comes to Las Vegas,

which has never been more than three days. But we will be there for good reason. We'll

be doing NFL Live and also at NFL Live Primetime Special on Wednesday, which you should check out.

Yeah, I love the idea. I will check it out. I love the idea that like a bachelor red party is going to

break out on set, basically. Oh my God. One bachelor at party? There's going to be millions of bachelor

at parties behind us.

So, the NFL draft was in Cleveland last year. Now it's at the opposite geographic location.

What is the set the scene for us here for people who are not familiar with how the NFL is going to do this thing?

Well, the biggest contrast, Pablo, besides all of the obvious contrasts between the two cities,

is that it was very cold last year and this year it's going to be very, very hot.

That said, the players have the option of jumping into the water if it's too hot because to stage is,

I believe above the Belagio Fountains, boats are involved. These are all things that they actually wanted to do in 2020.

Because yeah, the draft was supposed to be in Vegas that year and then the pandemic began.

Wait, so you're going to have players just being like ferried to and from the podium,

like on an actual boat on this Belagio water.

The disaster potential seems high.

Beyond the theatrics, Mita, like what does distinguish this specific draft because last year,

you know, it was all about the eight quarterbacks they got taken ultimately in the first three rounds of the draft.

That's the most ever. This does not seem to be the story or anywhere close to it for this time around.

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