Hello and welcome to the Seahawkers podcast.

I'm your host Brandon Shultz, and it is Sunday after three days of NFL drafting.

And I'm joined by my good buddy.

Clinton Bonner, Clinton, you're back home. I'm back home. What a trip

it was. It was. It was. That was a blast. That was an absolute blast. Again, we'll say it a thousand

more times next year for anybody local that lives near the Clearwater Casino or if I want to travel

across country like a lunatic like me to do it every year it's fun just what a what a blast seeing

different flockers meeting brand new 12s getting a bestie in war moon uh at a brand then now i have a

best bestie his name's war moon and i'm smitten what can i say you sat next to him for a whole 15

minutes and somehow you guys became best friends it's awesome it. It felt like an eternity, but in a good way, right?

And sometimes during the draft, there were some gaps that felt like eternity for John

Schneider and we'll talk about what he did to maybe remedy some of those gaps because

first day, day one, day two, kind of went, you know, went kind of went by the book with 32 and 64, 96.

And then it went completely haywire and he went draft panza crazy.

And it really made for a kind of a fun sprint to the finish as well.

Well, there was a little trade, you know, a tiny trade at the end of day three.

Oh, that's right.

It's a good 96 to 99.

That's true.

Right.

That was a precursor.

It was a little bit of a precursor to the rest of the days of the draft.

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