But yeah, everyone is dealing with different issues. I was talking to one head coach and he didn't really

seem like in the mood to talk draft at all and I could tell he was distracted and he

think I'm sorry, like my internet just keeps going down and then he just kind of

moved the phone and screamed on the top of his lungs.

Everybody get off the internet in like the most dad voice you could hear.

So I was like, hey, I'll just play it later, bye,

and I just got off the phone.

That was ESPN NFL reporter Diana Roussidi, describing some of the technical difficulties that teams have experienced ahead of tonight's virtual draft.

Like many of us, GMs are working from home, and the League is praying nothing goes wrong.

Will Chaos set in?

And when the draft bells chime, which picks will take us by surprise?

I'm Eneakimes.

It's Thursday, April 23rd.

This is ESPN Daily. Field before we get into the draft the most important question how's the new puppy

Meena I have not slept very much recently I heard a lot of things about being a

first-time parent whether it's of a canine or a human, and I don't think I was properly prepared, but that's okay because the dog is ridiculously cute. He brings us a ton of happiness and he's decreased his number of accidents

Exponentially since the day that we first picked him up.

Field Yates is an NFL insider for ESPN and the proud parent of a new golden retriever.

Well let's hope that NFL GMs are more prepared for tonight's draft than you were for your new puppy. Field, you and I have been covering the draft for a while now

but this is a draft unlike any other. Let's start with the really obvious

question. Functionally, how is this going to work?

Well, Mina, football guys aren't often the most tech savvy of individuals, but

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