We break down why Shadur Sanders didn't get drafted in the first round.

We give you our winners and losers of a pretty clean start to the NFL draft,

and Clay Matthews may have had the best troll job that we've ever seen in a sporting event.

All that and more on the Friday edition, Crediting Company. I appreciate everybody listening and hope and hope your team made good decisions in the NFL

draft. But regardless if they did or not, whether it's Apple Podcasts or Spotify, leave us a five-star

review and please keep sharing the show. The first round of the NFL draft is over and the biggest

story isn't who went number one, who had the best trade, or who fell flat on their face, even though there are a couple candidates.

The biggest story is that Dion Sanders' son, Shadur, went undrafted in the first round.

Now your typical race baiters that you see after everything that happens have come out and said it's because of how he handles

himself and who he is. But to me, at the end of the day, it's pretty simple. You weren't good enough

to go win the first round according to 32 teams, all of the teams in the NFL. It can be that easy.

Because believe it or not, even if you think a player has off the field issues, we have seen teams

draft those guys in the first round pretty much every season. If you are good enough and you can

help the team win, they will draft you. Maybe he didn't perform as well in meetings and that

could have contributed to it a little bit. Maybe Dion Sanders saying he can handpick where his son will go, shorten the pool of

teams that wanted to draft him. But maybe, just maybe, there were 32 teams that didn't think

he was worthy of drafting him in the first round. And having said that, two quarterbacks did get

taken, Cam Ward number one overall,

and the New York Giants traded up to get Jackson Dart. So miss me with the race baiting, 26 out of

32 players that were drafted last night were African American or not white, including the first

pick overall in Cam Ward, who I think we all agree should have gone first. And maybe they just

want to win because at the end of the day, that's what this game is about. David Cohn,

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