Welcome back, everybody to the PFF NFL show.

Trevor Sinkum and Dalwashedman, back here with you guys on a Monday morning to keep the mock draft madness going a little bit here.

As we review one of the best in the business, he released a mock draft, his 1.0 mock draft.

It's Daniel Jeremiah from NFL Network.

We love DJ's work.

And we've done so many mock drafts, Dald,, we figured, hey, why not look at what somebody else in the industry is doing? Because that's a mocks are all about, looking at different possibilities, different reasonings as we get towards the end of April. How you doing, my friend? We're good. We're good. Long Senior Bowl week, obviously, got some sleep over the weekend. And Trev, before you know it, Super Bowl is going to be here this Sunday. That's going to be a lot of fun, too. But yeah, you're right. Let's kick it off with some outside perspective here. Ooh, I'm very excited. A week from, well, not a week from today, six days from today. We're going to be doing a live stream for the Super Bowl. So we're very excited for that. A little watch along for you guys, just like Dalton, you and Max did for the national championship. We're

going to be doing that for the Super Bowl. I'm excited about that, man. I've never done a watch

along show. How was the first one? How was the national championship one that you guys did a couple of weeks ago? Honestly, it was a lot of fun. You just kind of watch a game for us. It's the same way we watch games in the office every Saturday or for you. It shouldn't feel any different than any Sunday, you know? So I think going through it and just kind of watching the game as we see it happening live and the chat was bumping. The social team really helped us out a lot with streaming it on Twitter and everything too.

So I think we had a lot of fun with it. It's going to be a lot of fun this Sunday as well. I know, man. I love the concept. I've never done this before, but I really do love the concept. We would love for you guys to hang out with us while we all watch the Super Bowl together. So yeah, next Sunday for the Super Bowl, we'll be doing that

to make sure you guys are subscribed to the channel so you don't miss that notification when we go live. So you can come hang out with us in the chat. Okay, let's pull up again to Jeremiah's mock draft. First and foremost, of course, make sure you guys are following Daniel and all of his great work that he does throughout all of draft season. You can see this mock draft over at NFL.com backslash, what is it? It's like news, Daniel Jeremiah. Just search Daniel Jeremiah mock draft NFL network and you'll be able to find it. It'll pop up for you. But make sure you guys go read the entire mock draft. We're going to go, we're going to bounce around a little bit. We'll go in increments of eight sort of as we reveal all the picks here from DJ. And we're not going to spend a ton of time on every single pick, but more of the ones that we think are the most intriguing because we just did a mock draft last week in case you guys missed it, that postior bowl mock draft. And we'll kind of compare.

This one was written before the senior bowl.

So I'm sure that things would be a little bit different.

But it's still pretty fresh. And I think it's meaningful to be able to go through this one. Let's go through the top eight, just straight into the top eight here. I'll read them off. and then Dalton I'll give you the ability to just say,

hey, this pick really stood out to me

from this group of eight that we have here.

Raiders, no surprise at number one.

They're going Fernando Mendoza. Your New York Jets taking Arville Reese, the linebacker from Ohio State. The Cardinals went with Spencer Fano, the offensive tackle from Utah. Tennessee, we go back-to-back offensive tackles here. Francis Maui-Noah, the offensive tackle from Miami there to the Tennessee Titans. Cornerback Mansour's the Lane in the top five to number five of the Giants. I have not seen that one before. David Bailey from Texas Tech going to Cleveland at six. Sonny Stiles, the linebacker from Ohio State at number seven, and then the New Orleans Saints win the Jeremiah Love sweepstakes with him at number eight. Where do you want to start here,

Dole? I'm actually going to start with a double dip on the offensive line at three and four.

I find those two picks very interesting because there seems to be a lot of discussion about this

offensive line class compared to past, especially on the offensive tackle, especially last year's

group when you had Will Campbell and Kelvin Banks and Armand Membu going the top 10 in class compared to past, especially on the offensive tackle, especially last year's group,

when you had Will Campbell and Kelvin Banks and Armand Membou go in the top 10. And there's been discussion about whether Spencer Fano is a tackle or a guard, how high could Francis Malanoa go? And then even the two teams selecting these two at three and four, the Cardinals and the Titans, I think there's a lot of storylines. Obviously the Cardinals, we we don't know what their vision looks like yet with Mike LaFleurr just being hired as a head coach. Yesterday, do they want to build that offensive line? Right tackle has been a sore spot for them over the last couple of years. So if they believe Fano can stay at right tackle, then maybe he's a plug-and-play guy in the bookend with Parris Johnson. And then I think Tennessee is even more

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