Hey everybody, this is Richard Deich, and welcome to Sports Media Podcast. My producer is Terrence Malagon.

I guess this week, if you are an NFL fan, and certainly an NFL draft fan, he really doesn't need any introduction.

Daniel Jeremiah has been with the NFL Network since 2012. His first draft was 2013. Prior to that, he was a scout for multiple NFL teams, including the Eagles, the Browns, and the Ravens.

And the reason I wanted to have him on, and I think he's going to be an interesting guest, is, and Daniel and I have obviously talked before, but his role sort of changes a little bit in the post-Mike-era, given the prominence of the draft for NFL network programming and given, I think, Daniel's sort of new prominence now at the NFL network.

And he had prominence before.

And Daniel Jeremiah joins us on the sports media podcast.

You're in California, Daniel, so good morning to you.

Hey, thanks, Richard. I appreciate you having me on. So I want to start here before we get to

Mayak's departure and how that might impact you. I think people are fascinated by the NFL draft

and many things about it. But here's something that, for my audience in particular, I think people are fascinated by the NFL draft and many things about it.

But here's something that, for my audience in particular, I think they'd be really curious about.

Let's just sort of pick a random day three weeks before the NFL draft.

Can you as detailed as you can take me through what your day might be, starting as specific like is what time you get up

and then what time you go to sleep and everything happens in between sure sure you know

if we're going about three weeks out the pro days will be over if it's a day where I'm

up at the network for past the draft it would be it would be different but I'll run you through a day if I'm up at the network for path to draft, it would be different.

But I'll run you through a day if I was at home.

I'll get up at 6.30.

I will, our kids go to different schools.

So we have four kids and my son goes to school across town about 20 minutes away.

So I'll take him to school. We'll leave about 7.10, get him to school across town about 20 minutes away. So I'll take him to school. We'll leave about

7.10. Get him to school. I'll get home back home about eight. At that point in time, I'll usually

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