Welcome back, friends to the PFF NFL show.

Trevor Sikkimitlton Wasserman here with you guys for another fun-filled episode, talking some football.

Today, the draft grades are in the books.

Not that we're not going to talk about some of the guys that were just drafted in the 2025 NFL draft.

But we're moving on to some more fun things, a little bit more offseason content,

some more evergreen things.

And we're turning back the clock here.

Today, we are redrafting the 2006 NFL draft.

The reason why we're doing that is because PFF data goes all the way back to 2006.

And so we're going back to where it began. We've got the data starting in 2006 all the way moving forward.

So we've got a lot of sample size and data and grades and everything on these players.

So we're doing a little redraft here. Dalton, I hope that you're brushed up on the history books here for this one because I'm excited for it.

This is going to be a fun one. How you doing, my friend?

I'm good. I'm good. Look, 20 years of PFF going back through 20 years of data and looking at these things and old drafts and getting to redraft.

I'll tell you, it's drastically different than the one that actually occurred back then and certainly methods have changed and a lot of the grading was a factor in this. But I'll tell you, Trevor, I mean to ask you how well you remember 2006.

Because for me, I had to look back on it.

I'll tell you what, this was the last year for me that I can remember.

Actually, that it's true.

It's the last year that the New York Jets and the New York Mets both made the playoffs in the same year.

So it was a good year and I haven't had another one in 20

years since. So it probably could be another 20 years the way things are going at least on one

side of that. But no, good times. This was actually an era where I remember the Jets being halfway

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