Welcome, it's SvBot. I'm Scott Fanfell with Stanford Steve. I say with him, he was with me and I was going to incorporate him in the T's, but he clicked off the Zoom before I could even ask him how far it up he was about the drop.

The big fella is excited. So am I. It's next Thursday. It's intriguing. We've got all the quarterback drama. We have all the past catchers.

Bunch is a lot of fantasy football flavor and there's also a lot of players who have performed for teams that you know. High level, high profile, college football team.

So it's the type of draft where I think you're going to have at least a passing idea of who these people are. And I say you let me and Steve, but not to the depth of a guy like Todd McShay, who will join us here momentarily to talk about the draft. And here's what you need to know about McShay.

The dude's got his own podcast. He's doing with field yates and and Mel and he's just done a sports center special. So the last thing in the world.

The last thing in the world he wants to do is talk to us to idiots about the draft, but because he's a bench and he's one of us and he's a good guy.

He made some time for your boys. Relax. Concentrate on your breathing, hanging in the cold air because your boilers broken, but no need to worry.

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Also, be sure to check out the first draft podcast with Todd McShay, Mel Kuiper Jr. and field yates. The draft is next week. They've got you covered with everything you need to know and action.

Join now in SV pod by Todd McShay NFL draft next week. The man is literally just off a set.

I thank you. And here's the thing in life, right? You're a famous guy. Steve's a famous guy. I'm not so much, but we've all had that moment where somebody comes up to us and they do that thing and they say, hey, I don't want to bother you.

And I always say two things. Number one, you're not bothering me. Number two, if you hated to do it, you wouldn't do it.

And so when I send McShay a text to say, bro, I hate asking you as much as you hate being asked, but can we, can we just do some rapid fire draft stuff?

Because this draft is is legitimately fascinating. And you know, Steve and I, we watched the stuff. So thank you sincerely. Thank you.

I appreciate it. I love you guys. You know that.

Let's do it. Okay, I'll just dive right in with this. We know it's going to be quarterback heavy. I want to know if you think that 2011 was the year that everything changed.

And that was the year where Cam went one, we knew that would happen. But then locker went eight, gabbert went 10, ponder went 12, and we were all looking around going, what is this?

Like, was that like the year that from the NFL's perspective, you're just going to take flyers on dudes, whether they're going to pan out or not, or if, or if I'm wrong with that kind of that theory.

Now that that was the year that the collective bargaining agreement changed. And so it went from 50 million in the year before to 25 million. And so teams were starting to say, you know what?

We can mess up a quarterback and still like, we can recover three, four years down the road versus seven, nine years down the road. That that legitimately was a difference.

Now history tells us that, okay, if, if five guys go first round, like, it's four hundred percent.

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