Hello, hello, hello, and welcome to the Yahoo Fantasy Football Forecast, which of course is a podcast talking about fantasy football.

And I'll tell you, I think we're going to have the greatest show in the history of the Yahoo Fantasy Football Forecast today.

No.

Not just because we have Scott Pinooski hosting, but we have Andy Barron's wearing the Chicago garb. He's already

gone all in on their first round pick, and we're getting his chestnuts today. We're going to

break down what's gone on the NFL draft, focusing on rounds two and up. Of course, our Liz Dalton

and Matt, our esteemed colleagues already broke down round one on Friday, so you go check that out

if you need to get a refresher course. We will talk a little bit about the quarterbacks in round one. But first of all,

from the weight room in Chicago, he just broke all the Illinois Pro Day records. You know, the best

athlete, I think, came out of Illinois, out of Iowa in about 30 years. Andy Barron's, Aloha.

Oh, hello. Yeah, I'm excited. This was,

this was as satisfying an NFL draft as just speaking purely from the perspective of a Bears fan, as I can recall. We started with the Aaron Rogers fiasco, which is just a gift that is going to

keep on giving.

And then they did a thing that I didn't expect them to do, and I'm really excited about it.

I love Justin Fields.

I could not be happier with this draft.

Yeah, you know, it was a draft of things that normally we don't see.

I mean, I'm a Patriots fan, and they never eat their birthday cake.

They always say, oh, we'll save it for next year. They trade down. They trade down.

They trade down. Again, Dave Gettleman famously with the Giants never trades up. All of a sudden,

you know, I'm sorry, never trades down. All of a sudden, Gettleman is trading down like crazy.

And, you know, we Patriots took a quarterback in the first round. We'll talk about that a little bit. But again, Liz Matt and Dalton did talk extensively about round one, but because you're a Bears fan, because I'm a Patriots fan, and because our team's

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